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Compact Rescue Pry Bar, bar on an outdoor range bench
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  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar, bar on an outdoor range bench
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: One flat bar, two ends
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Pry, carry, pack. Sheath not included
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Hooked tip, serrated curve
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Skeletonized, lanyard holes
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Lanyard ready
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Knurled grip
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: All sides, four views
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: In the hand, shown across an adult hand for scale
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Fork, pull
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar infographic: Key features
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar, held in a gloved hand beside a truck tailgate
  • Compact Rescue Pry Bar, close-up of the tip profile and knurled grip
Compact Rescue Pry Bar

Compact Rescue Pry Bar

Hooked tip, forked end, skeletonized shaft. One flat bar for prying and rescue access.

$109.99

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  2. Ships from Florida In 1 to 2 business days
  3. Delivered 3 to 5 business days later

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The ICONTACTIC guarantee

30 days to put it to work.

Commute with it, load it up, travel with it. If it does not fit your routine, send it back within 30 days in its original packaging and we refund the order. Direct support, Monday to Friday.

What it does

  • One-piece flat steel, matte dark finish
  • Hooked, pointed tip with a serrated inner curve
  • Forked end for prying doors and pulling nails
  • Skeletonized shaft, knurled grip, three lanyard holes
  • Rescue access tool, not a demolition bar

Compatibility

Carried in a pouch or sheath sized for a flat bar of this length. A matching pouch is not included. Check local rules on carrying pry tools before ordering.

Use and care

Wipe dry after use and keep the tip covered in storage. Inspect the tip and fork for damage; do not grind the tip.

Free U.S. shipping

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Ships from Florida in 1 to 2 business days

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30-day returns

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Direct support, Monday to Friday

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One attachment system

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Specs published with their source

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No invented specs

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Built to attach

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Built for the day you actually have

  1. 01.

    Vehicle kit

    Lives in the door pocket or the glovebox. Hooked tip and forked end for access when something is stuck.

  2. 02.

    Home

    Pulling nails, prying trim, opening what a screwdriver should not. One flat bar.

  3. 03.

    Range and field

    Lanyard holes for the pack or the belt. The skeletonized shaft keeps the weight down.

  4. 04.

    Work

    A rescue-access tool for the crew bag, not a demolition bar. It knows its job.

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Modular carry gear

Ready for any situation.

Hooked tip, forked end, skeletonized shaft. One flat bar for prying and rescue access.

  • Vehicle kit
  • Home
  • Range and field
  • Work

Hook. Fork. Flat.

One flat bar for prying and rescue access.

Built for the job

  • Hooked tip

    A hooked, pointed tip with a serrated inner curve, shaped for laminated glass and cutting.

  • Forked pry end

    A flat fork at the other end for lifting, prying interior doors and pulling nails.

  • Skeletonized shaft

    Milled pockets on both faces cut weight, knurled panels give grip and three holes take a lanyard. The shaft is the handle.

  • Flat steel, dark coat

    One-piece flat steel with a matte dark coating. Check local rules on carrying pry tools.

Where it goes

In hand

Gloved hand, flat bar, beside the truck.

Hooked, pointed, serrated inside.

Hooked, pointed, serrated inside.

The working tip ends in a point with a serrated inner curve and a round relief below it, shaped with rescue access in mind, not demolition.

Milled pockets, knurled panels.

Milled pockets, knurled panels.

No scales, no grip material: the shaft is the handle. Pockets on both faces cut weight and three round holes take a lanyard or cord wrap.

Improvised. Built for it.

Improvised. Built for it.

Forked end for prying doors and pulling nails. Rescue access tool, not a demolition bar.

What you get. Backed by policy.

Every claim in this table is a store policy you can read, not a slogan. If something changes, the table changes.

No invented specs
Not guaranteed
30-day returns, refund to the original payment
Not guaranteed
One attachment system across bags, pouches and belts
Not guaranteed
Dimensions, materials and weight published with their source
Not guaranteed
Ships from Florida in 1 to 2 business days
Not guaranteed
Direct email support, Monday to Friday
Not guaranteed

Policies as published on this store. Delivery times are estimates inside the contiguous U.S.

Backed by ICONTACTIC

  • Sourced specs

    Dimensions and materials published as measured or supplier-published.

  • Direct support

    Email us Monday to Friday. Answers usually within one business day.

  • 30-day returns

    Unused, original packaging. Refund to your original payment method.

Questions

What is it for?

Prying, lifting and emergency access where a flat, compact steel bar is needed. It is a hand tool, not a weapon, and we do not provide technique instructions.

What steel is it made of?

We publish steel grade, hardness and coating once confirmed. The source states 420HC; we do not use that figure until it is verified.

Does it come with a sheath?

No sheath in the box unless it gets confirmed. Plan on a pouch sized for a flat bar of this length.

Can I ship it anywhere?

Shipping and possession rules for pry tools vary by location. Check local rules before ordering; restrictions get listed once reviewed.

How do people carry it?

On a belt in a sheath, in a pack, or on the outside of a bag with modular webbing. A sheath is not included, so choose one sized for a flat bar of this length and keep the tip covered. The three holes take a cord wrap or a lanyard.

Do I need training to use it in a vehicle rescue?

A tool is only as good as the hands on it. If you carry it for emergencies, take a basic extrication or rescue course, and call emergency services first. The bar gets you through glass or a light barrier; it does not replace trained responders.

Can I add a lanyard or a cord wrap?

Yes. Three round holes in the shaft take a lanyard or a cord wrap, and the knurled panels give grip without one. Cord and lanyard are not included.

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