FiskarsIsoCore Wrecking Bar, Board Bender Shock Absorbing Hammer and Crowbar, 30 in

I BOUGHT THIS DEMO-BAR AFTER I SAW MIKE HOLMES USING IT ON A RECENT EPISODE OF HIS HOME IMPROVEMENT/REMODELING SHOW. WHEN I SAW IT ON AMAZON IT WAS A MUST HAVE. THIS BAR TAKES DEMO & UTILIZING LEVERAGE & PRYING TO A NEW LEVEL FAR BEYOND THE STANDARD PRY BARS OR WONDERBARS USUALLY DEPLOYED. LONG ENOUGH & HEAVY ENOUGH TO REMOVE 4'X9' SHEETS OF T-111 SIDING, ABILITY TO PUNCH THREW DRYWALL & LEVERAGE DECK BOARDS THAT HAVE A SLIGHT BOW IN THEM WHEN FASTENING THEM TO JOISTS. EXCELLENT GRIP DUE TO THE GRIP MATERIAL USED ON IT'S SURFACES. IT HAS A GIANT CLAW HAMMER ON ONE END & A LONG PRYING TALON ON THE OTHER ABLE TO DESTROY ANY STRUCTURE. EXCELLENT WRECKING BAR & IT LOOKS COOL TOO. BTW, GOOD TO KEEP BY THE DOOR OF UR HOUSE FOR UNWANTED SHENANIGANS IF U CATCH MY DRIFT....LOL...

Love this thing. Have used many different tools for demo, but this is my favorite. Sturdy, multiple uses, no hand vibration. Good all around.

I am in the process of remodeling and so far this has been a very handy tool. Obviously, prying and pulling are the primary uses for this thing. It's nice to have the little flat face to hit with a hammer and drive into smaller openings that quickly turn into larger openings when you use the long handle. It is amazing how well framing nails hold things together after 55 years, but this tool will pull those nails and disassemble just about anything I have asked it to so far.

Great Product. The extra long length allows very good leverage. Not overly heavy for overhead work, but heavy enough for demolition in a small space.

On the plus side, the IsoCore Wrecking Bar (ICWB) works pretty much as expected! It's a heavy object that does a good job smashing the bejeebus out of things.My issue is with the claw end located at the pommel of the tool. This device does a great job punching holes in whatever it touches which - unfortunately - can include your forearms and wrists, particularly on hard or awkward-angled swings. Could this be improved by slapping the deathspike to the top of the tool like a modern-day halberd? Probably.To this point, I'll probably end up demounting it (thanks for the fastening bolt, Fiskars!) and might even weld it to the head on a future project. Until then, thick gloves and arm protection will be the order of the day when the ICWB comes out.

The media could not be loaded. Like the title says, this demo tool is the best I’ve ever used. Three guys tore down a good sized 2-car garage in a day with just two of these and a 10-lb sledge. Works great on every aspect of the demo- plowed through the vinyl siding, raked down the shingles, and then popped off the plywood sheathing on the roof and sides with a few whacks around the edges and prying with the opposite side. Studs can be either smacked out with the hammer side or twisted out with the board bender. Just can’t say enough about how great these things are for demolition.Basically a giant 30” hammer, with a board bender and nail puller and a very versatile beak on the other end for prying. We’ve used them on several jobs now- also works really well for demolishing trim, just slide the beak side down from the top with some force and the whole 8-12 foot piece pops off the wall.

Perfect weight and shape to get s*** done

Love it for demo work.