Estwing Gooseneck Wrecking Bar 30 in – 3/4 in Pry Bar with Angled Chisel End, Forged Steel, USA Made

Overview

Meet Estwing’s 30-inch Gooseneck Wrecking Bar, a purpose-built tool designed for demanding demolition and remodeling tasks. The gooseneck profile works with tight spaces, while the angled chisel end provides precise prying and lifting control. With its robust construction, this pry bar handles everyday jobsite wear while staying reliable from project to project.

Why this gooseneck bar stands out

Leverage meets precision in a single tool. The gooseneck shape is crafted to maximize torque where you need it most, helping you pull nails and pry boards with steadier, more manageable force. The angled chisel end enhances prying and lifting ease, while the slotted hook end is built to grip and extract nails from stubborn locations.

• HIGH LEVERAGE DESIGN – Engineered to produce maximum torque when pulling nails & prying boards, outperforming standard crowbars.
• CHISEL END – The angled chisel end ensures ease of use when prying and lifting the gooseneck bar.
• SLOTTED HOOK END – Extracting the toughest nails and spikes is easier with this crow bar.
• FORGED IN ONE PIECE – Solid steel construction delivers durability and a long-lasting tool design.
• MADE IN THE USA – Since 1923, proudly American made in Rockford, IL using premium American steel.

Durability you can feel

Forged from a single piece of steel, this bar minimizes joints that can loosen under load, providing dependable performance during heavy prying and nail-pulling tasks. At 30 inches, it offers an expansive reach without sacrificing control or balance. The 3/4-inch profile ensures solid strength while remaining practical for common demolition duties on the job.

Made in the USA with a time-tested heritage

Estwing has a long tradition of American-made hand tools. The Gooseneck Wrecking Bar is crafted in Rockford, Illinois, from high-quality American steel. This heritage emphasizes material integrity and manufacturing precision, supporting reliable results on tough jobs and daily use alike.

Safety and best practices

Always wear safety goggles on the job site to protect eyes from flying debris. Maintain a firm stance and keep bystanders at a safe distance while prying and lifting to ensure controlled, safe operation.

Common applications

• Home remodeling: prying boards, removing nails, and separating components
• Demolition: lifting nails and prying apart stubborn fasteners
• Woodworking and carpentry projects requiring steady, controlled leverage