Gerber Chonk Micarta Pry Bar Reviews

4.6 Rating 7 Reviews

If you think this pry bar is a little…extra… you’re not wrong. Offering you an extra hand or extra leverage, the Gerber Chonk G10 is a sturdy 4” pry bar and checks all the utility boxes with 5 additional tools built into the design, ensuring the problem is removed and the job is completed. The Chonk houses 6 total tools, including: pry bar, nail puller, wire cutter, large flathead driver, small flathead driver, and a bottle opener. For convenient carry, it also has a deep carry pocket clip and a key ring lanyard hole.
Features
Pry bar
Wire stripper
Nail puller
Small and large flathead driver
Bottle opener
Unique laser etching pattern
Pocket clip
Key ring lanyard
Stainless steel construction

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“Good solid piece of kit and a very useful compact tool. Easily carried in a jeans or jacket pocket. HH were able to sell and deliver next day for cheaper than I could buy in my local shop.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Just a good pry bar to go into the pocket, comfy, definitely cuts open boxes and envelopes, screwdriver works and takes up no room. this is my second one - have the topo as well. HH sell these about as competitively as its gets - seen these for £30, to get one for £10 - makes it one of the best EDC pick ups you can get.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Useful piece of kit very strong for its size.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Usual good Gerber quality, handy & compact. It's surprising how often I use it.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Great EDC Pocket Prybar, picked this up for a great price, has lots of functions and is very sturdy.”

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Posted 3 months ago

“Been using this for the last few weeks I've found it very useful always at hand in my pocket .it's tough and reassuringly heavy for it size .at around £20 it get used as intended for all the hard jabbing prying scraping jobs that I dont want to do with my knife . I really rate this tool .”

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Posted 3 months ago

“I've read that the main flaw is the position of the large hole immediately behind the pry-edge, weakening this function. In this respect, it would probably better at far-end, sacrificing a bit of micarta scale. In reality, bearing in mind what this tool would actually be used for & could be expected to achieve, this seems more of a theoretical disadvantage. Moreover, the size & position of the hole allows pressure to be exerted without fingers slipping thereby enhancing the screwdriver function,. Thus, it is more a question of individual priorities. A further worry that the cap-lifter's position could "gouge" a user's hand when applying prying or screw-driving force seems far-fetched. A "piece of metal" it may be, but it is a very well-finished & (unlike the Shard) does not have 6 sharp point/corners which will tear/puncture your clothing/skin very quickly & could be comfortably carried within a trouser/jacket pocket for a time if need be. Provided the price is acceptable it's worth trying. I did & rate it 3.5 stars ie "OK+".”

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Posted 3 months ago