Introducing the CatClaw prybar by EDCPocketTools

[@indybenson919]

You should make a clamping jaw, like a cresent adjustable nail puller, and make the other side a punch.

[@googleuser6635]

Interested, for sure. Ideally, there should be more of a curve to the claw, top and bottom. That would allow most nails to be completely removed, rather than having to add something against which to pry. Also, the additional curve on the bottom would encourage the head to stay. What is the length? 8"? 10"? How much does it weigh?

[@francissobotka8725]

Wish it was available .

[@mileskilvington45]

Where might I purchase one of these fine tools sir?

[@fredp1983]

I think you could use the commonly shaped edc pry bars... perhaps with round or triangular shaped screw off tip bit which can be used as a leverage point... so you could basically see saw and get more leverage to pull out nails etc.... yet still keeping the same sleek small pocketable shape...

[@HeyTenbux]

I am interested in this, but the website doesn't seem to work anymore.

[@TBEDC]

Wry cool..looking forward to the mini!

[@barkeater123]

Love it. Just needs a bottle opener

[@francissobotka8725]

No it does not .

[@grumbholt]

Can't wait for these to be in stock!

[@user_19]

but wat the price tho

[@TBEDC]

I was on the site but didn’t see any pricing?

[@edcpockettools]

The full-sized CatClaw's price should be up, but it is currently out of stock as there is another batch being made right now. The Mini CatClaw's price is still TBD.

[@TBEDC]

@@edcpockettools Thank you!

[@EmptyOrbiter]

I want it. I've needed a pry bar with more leverage recently so this'll be cool.

[@r1w3d]

Just watched 😮 your recent video. Your pocket organizer looks similar to my wallet I made years ago, and the smaller cat claw caught my eye. It's hard to find good, fully usable pocket pry bars, and I'm curious if your tiny prototype would be available or produced at some point. When I made my wallet, I also made a pocket pry from an old offset Proto box wrench by cutting off the lower jaw. Old German made Proto, but the steel is more than hard enough without heat treatment.

[@edcpockettools]

Nice! The a batch of CatClaws are being made right now, the minis will come later. Estimated 4-8 weeks for the CatClaws. That's pretty cool that you made your own pry too.

[@grantcarruthers4050]

Great design! Can’t wait to get one!

[@xlilnetx]

You should make a striker/hammer similar to the one on the leatherman signal with out the nail puller on the same side of the hammer with a slime over length of 5.5inch with a deep pocket clips. I haven’t seen that on the market. I would love to carry a mini hammer style prybar hammer

[@BrendaLaporte]

Great invention. Well done

[@1234luke1234luke]

I've just seen this video and I'm looking for this right now 😊 can I find it in the UK? If not can you ship, and how much is this going to cost. Would li e to talk more 😁

[@guigao2007]

Hi! Can I buy one of theses?

[@edcpockettools]

Yes, they are in stock now. edcpockettools.com/product/catclaw-prybar/

[@guigao2007]

@@edcpockettools tks

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

Very nice!

[@ToyoteroMundial]

Do you sell them?

[@redastrachan8978]

90° - Great!

[@HockeyGuy_in_STL]

URL not working ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@chaos120m]

Yeah at 109 bucks you can keep it.better get that down to 30 or less

[@B-RaDD]

I'm sure it's fine for the people that need it

[@tomaspisecky4835]

look nice but dewalt one is better, and more thing-through tool. (only little bit bigger) I'll pass, sorry

[@BennyCFD]

Give me a frigging break.............People are going to carry this everyday when they might not ever use it along with their other EDC junk filling and bulging their pockets. This thing is huge and heavy to carry in a pocket unless maybe you're wearing cargo pants with huge side pockets. Not saying this isn't a very good piece of machining.

[@edcpockettools]

Good point, it may not be practical for some lifestyles. I am also working on a mini model that is 75mm long and 70 grams instead of 120mm and 150 grams. It won't have as much leverage, but it will still be able to do the same jobs that don't require as much brute force.

[@grumbholt]

​@@edcpockettools i disagree. I think the size shown off in the video is the perfect small pry BAR. Anything smaller than this is basically just a "Gerber shard" Anyone who is buying something of this size and shape, probably already has an idea on how to carry it. The previous commentor is just being a rude pessimist, IMHO

[@Zhcwu]

I agree, pretty useless prybar. At that size you're better off just carrying nippers instead, I don't know what you would pry with this. Good luck pulling 16 penny nails with such small lever arm, and the head is too bulky for fine trim work, it's metal so it won't won't work for delicate material, I honestly don't see the point.

[@SHIEET817]

Lol nope

[@taylormahan1744]

Nice