Corrosion-resistant steel construction ensures long-lasting durability in tough environments
Cutouts allow use as 1/4, 5/16, or 3/8 inch wrenches for maximum versatility
Lightweight design reduces fatigue during extended use
Compatible with standard 1/4 inch drivers including Fix It Sticks and T-Way Wrench for seamless integration
Custom bit design transforms Fix It Sticks tools into a leverage machine for easier application of pressure
Summarized by Shop
Use this custom Mini Pry Bar bit to turn your Fix It Sticks tools into a leverage machine. Cut-outs in the Mini Pry Bar let you use it as a 1/4", 5/16", or 3/8" wrench.
The corrosion-resistant steel construction makes it durable and lightweight, and the Mini Pry Bar bit works with any standard 1/4" driver, including Fix It Sticks tools o
Material
Stainless steel
Color
Silver, Black, Gray
Pattern
Solid
Compatible wrench sizes
1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch
Weight
Lightweight (exact weight not specified)
Brand
Fix It Sticks
Summarized by Shop
4.8
26 ratings
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It’s not bad. But it’s highly overpriced. Also. The ratcheting function on the main unit is WAY too way to accidentally bump and flip into the opposite direction you’re trying to ratchet.
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Jayden · 10 days ago
Good quality, does the job.
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M · August 11, 2026
I love this little Pry Bar Tool. It has so many uses. I sharpened the edge to use as a scraper or chisel in addition to a pry bar. The hex wrench cut outs fit 10 mm and 8 mm hex nuts. The most common sizes I encounter on bicycles.
FYI the picture and description on your website do not match each other. The picture references metric and the text imperial. The 8 mm is accurate however the 9 mm should state 10 mm. 9 mm and 6 mm are sizes I would likely never encounter. at least not where this tool is concerned.
Two things that I believe would improve the tool.
1. Eliminate the smaller 6 mm hex portion and have only the 10 mm and 8 mm. This would provide 2 more sides of contact on an 8 mm nut.
2. Eliminate the small notch in the edge of the pry bar. It is too small to be effective prying nails or staples. This would provide a solid surface across the face of the edge if the user decides to sharpen the edge as I did. It would not take away its usefulness as a pry bar.