Ensemble de 4 barres-leviers

I have been missing a quality pry bar in my tool box for a while. After I had a seized steering shaft that required the use of on I decided to find one. While looking through a tool store I stumbled on these Milwaukee pry bars. A set of 4, lifetime warranty, excellent price. I have lots of Milwaukee power tools, might as well try these too. Turned out I used the strike through feature on the first job, trying to break apart an exhaust joint on a Diesel Particulate Filter housing. The small pry bar worked excellent to get the piece apart, and the large one helped get the assembly back into the vehicle. I am glad I found them. They will get lots of use and abuse.

Had these for a few months and really like them. The different sizes are nice for lots of situations, the striking caps are awesome if you have to hammer on them, the grips are comfy in the hand and the bars are very strong. Unfortunately the chrome finish chipped off the edge pretty fast (within the first use on one even) but the bars still work great, its only looks anyways. I kinda wish the edge of the tips were not so steep, its hard to fit in small cracks to pry at times so that could be a problem for some. Still a great set and worth the investment!

The were good for light duty for my hobbies and home projects there comfortable to use so I moved them from home to work went from light duty to heavy duty as I work on truck in the oil field iv since had the end of the largest bar start to chip and snapped the end off another it has now become a long punch and is holding up well to the abuse

I broke the tip off my smallest one first use, not overly impressed about that but they look and feel good.

Love them but kinda worried if I do brake or snap on how do I replace or can i just replace one?

Claiming up to 40% more prying strength and seemingly attributing that to the I-Beam design of the steel shafts I presume that the claim is compared to non I-Beam designs. That might be true but speaking from experience I can get more prying power from the 18 inch Milwaukee bar when compared to another good quality 18 inch pry bar I own but the advantage, as far as I can tell, is due to the bigger angle on the prying end. The Milwaukee bar has a 24 degree angle and my other bar only has a 20 degree angle. There was another difference between the two 18 inch bars. The Milwaukee bar is a true 18 inches in length and my other (very expensive) bar came up short at 17 ½ inches! The solid metal I-Beam core runs all the way from the pry end to the striking cap and that is good design. The steel is chrome plated for protection and longevity. The tri-lobe plastic handles are comfortable to hold. The 24 inch bar has a rubber like protection cover on the sharp end for safety. The packaging is designed to be the tool storage as well. This is a useful feature because if a bar is not in its place and not known to be in use it serves to remind me to find the bar and retrieve it. Each of the bars, 8 inch through 24 inch lengths comes with a Milwaukee lifetime guarantee.