Hyper Tough 15-Inch 1/2-Inch Rust Resistant Breaker Bar with Rotating Head

This Hyper Tough 15-inch 1/2-inch breaker bar is built strong and does exactly what it's supposed to do. The length gives you plenty of leverage for stubborn bolts, and the handle feels sturdy without being too heavy. I've already used it on a few tough jobs and it hasn't slipped or bent at all. The rust-resistant finish is a nice touch too, since it keeps it looking new even after sitting in my toolbox. For the price, you really can't beat the quality. Definitely recommend if you need a reliable breaker bar.

great price showed up when expected and worked really well. loosened nuts that couldn't be removed by other means ...did what it was supposed to... definitely recommended

It's a bar, it does exactly what it advertises well for the scratch paid. Would/ will purchase again, because a back-up is always a wise acquisition.

I cannot rate this product as it was not delivered with the confections I ordered. However, the online customer support gave me a credit for the tool not delivered and a credit of the inconvenience. So we are all good.

A perfect size breaker bar for tight to reach areas and a 3/4 galvanize or black pipe will fit on the end for extending it for more leverage. Great product and the price is right!

I had an overtorqued oil drain plug that a standard rachet just couldn't break loose. This definitely gave me the leverage I needed to replace it and change the oil. Longevity? Let's just say that it will work for a bit until I can afford a better manufacturer, but is a decent go between

I'm still not sure if this is the correct tool for the job but it looks solid and appears to be good quality. The price is too high for a tool I (hopefully) won't need to use often so paying that for what is essentially a cumbersome slab of metal that'll be packed in the back of my cabinet is sad.

Would not budge the 18mm caliper bracket bolts on my Jeep GC's. However I replaced the original bolts with newer bolts and over torqued it to test this breaker bar and it worked flawlessly so the original bolts might have been the problem. Not bad for under $20 breaker bar, but not great either. Just have a backup plan like I did (I used my torque wrench to break those OEM bolts)

Was working OK in the beginning? As soon as you put a pipe on it to get more leverage, it snap the head off.

The 1/2 inch driver was too big for my socket wrenches I already have.