Milspin Rhino Bar EDC Stainless Steel Mini Pry Bar Multi tool Keychain with Screw Driver, Box Opener and Minimalist Tool Features, Made in The USA

Great little tool to keep in my EDC bag or pocket everyday without the bulk of some other tools. It's solid metal so its durable but never weighs me down. Sharp enough for anything I've used it for so far. Great value for such a versatile option. Added a little lanyard to make it even easier to use.

Seems of high quality. Nice and compact.

This Rhino bar is tough, useful, and made in the USA. It arrived quickly and it is as advertised. I highly recommend it.

I think my picture does it enough justice, but its a super super strong and retains a good enough. You’d be surprised when you need something so simple. I like it definitely a good tender/deckhand tool. So light weight and as long as it has a good lanyard its not going to disappear. Fits in the pencil pockets of any bibs you wear to.

Was a little sharp from the factory. Just lighty file the edges to make it comfortable to carry on your key chains. Good tool edc.

A wonderful addition to my EDC. Well made. Highly recommend

The chisel is great. I like the utility, quality, fit and finish, and the delivery was good.I recommend this key chain pry bar to everyone. The tip can get under and the bar has good strength & grip to pry most any thing that a 3" length prybar can handle. Key chain friendly size. This bar can handle any leverage stress you could do with a 3" bar. This little prybar can do a lot for a 3" size, as much or more than other 3", with out any worries of bending or damage. It will not replace longer bars but for EDC in your pocket is seem like it is a good fit with its length and weight. The price is fair with the quality workmanship & materials. And being made in the USA with help from veterans is a big added bonus.

Pretty darned close. Nicely made, I’ll give it that, although probably too big/heavy to carry on a crowded keychain. Then again, even if there is room on yours, I don’t know what the purpose of it would be. It doesn’t have a nail slot cut into it, and, at least on smaller paint cans, doesn’t really work well for prying them, either. It is very smooth, so it doesn’t (regardless if you use it incline up, or down) get much of a grip/purchase even on small paint cans. It may be useful to kind of chisel a vantage point for an actual nail lifter, but that may just be me, grasping at ideas so I don’t feel like I completely wasted my money. If you need a small scraper, or box opener, I’m sure it would last a dozen lifetimes, it’s a solid chunk of metal. It’s just that it isn’t designed particularly well for any prying use. For much less money, Gerber has more functional options. See: Gerber Shard, Mullet, etc.