ESTWING Pro-Claw Pry Bar 16-Inch USA Made 3-In-1 Nail Puller & Pry Blade

Overview

The ESTWING Pro-Claw Pry Bar is a purpose-built 16-inch tool designed to streamline roofing, siding, and general construction tasks. Drop forged from fine tool steel, its design emphasizes leverage, control, and durability. The blade end features a thin profile with a 2 1/2" fulcrum that helps lift and separate materials with less effort, while the opposite end hosts a Japanese-pattern nail puller with a rounded head for confident nail removal.

Key advantages

• HIGH LEVERAGE DESIGN — Engineered to maximize torque when pulling nails and prying boards, outperforming standard cat's paw tools.
• THIN BLADE END with 2 1/2" fulcrum — Delivers higher lift for removing shingles, downspouts, gutters, and nails.
• FORGED IN ONE PIECE — A single piece of solid steel honed for the optimal tool shape and grip.
• MADE IN THE USA — Proudly manufactured in Rockford, IL since 1923 using American steel.

On-the-job versatility

• ROOFING AND SIDING TASKS — Remove shingles, lift siding, and detach fasteners with controlled leverage.
• Nail puller functionality — The rounded puller head reduces damage to work surfaces while freeing stubborn nails.
• CARPENTRY and CONTRACTING — Ideal for framers, carpenters, and tradespeople who rely on a dependable pry bar for daily use.

Built for real-world use

Crafted to withstand demanding environments, this tool is designed for repeated action on job sites, not intermittent DIY tasks. The combination of high-leverage geometry, a precise thin blade, and a robust one-piece construction translates to consistent performance across shingles, gutters, and framing work. While results vary with material and method, users commonly appreciate faster nail removal, less hand fatigue, and a clearer path to prying boards apart when space is limited.

Selecting the right pry bar

For professionals and ambitious hobbyists, the ESTWING Pro-Claw Pry Bar offers a reliable, USA-made option that complements a tool belt with a 16-inch length that balances reach and control. Consider your typical projects—whether you regularly replace roofing components, manage exterior siding, or perform precise removal of nails in tight spaces—and you may find this bar a natural addition to your toolkit.