Accessories

$3.99 and you do need it
This is thinner than the wood chisels and come in handy. It's great to finally have tools that work.

useless
Its hard for me to imagine what the people that rate this highly use it for. Perhaps they are confusing this with the original Wonder Bar, which is a very useful tool

I agree with what Mr. Pearson said, its too thick for anything small and delicate (like trim) and too small to be of any use for anything large. I'm not familiar with the bars he recommends but instead of this piece of junk I suggest the Red Devil 4050 Scrape 'N Pry Bar. Thats a constant in my tool bag

Save Your Money, Pass On This Item
Part of the title is correct, "Wonder". Cause after you receive this item you will wonder why you bought it. Stanley is a big name, but this item is a toy, not a tool. It is made out of 3/16 X 7/8" flat bar. It is to short to give the proper leverage. No design flaws, just to small and thinly made. It does however have a cute two tone paint scheme. If you pull this out of your tool bag on any site, the other workers would laugh you off the job. This one will stay hidden in my roll aroung tool box. I would have given it a zero, but that wasn't an option. Save your money, spend it on something else.

These are toys
These are cheap....now we're covered the good point. This pry bar is too thick for trim removal jobs and that sort of thing. It bends easily, so its not really a pry bar, except when working on a Barbie house. For good small pry bars, worth many times the difference in price, try the Hyde # 45000 pry bar or the Titan #17005.

A simple but surprisingly versatile tool
The Wonder Bar II is small, light, inexpensive, and amazingly handy. It works great as a small crowbar, and I was surprised by how useful it is to have a selection of lever arms and grip shapes available to meet various nail-pulling needs. This may deliver the best value for the money of anything in my tool box.