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Nolan
Reviewed in Canada on September 14, 2024
No complaints! Gets the job done, great to add to your kit.
Hans
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
I found one of these in a creek decades ago. And yes I now a have a couple of them for me and my partners. This is the best tool for crack mining I could ever imagine for gold prospecting, crystal mining and mineral recovery. The one that I've found was painted orange so the new one got some white and orange stripes. I have a lot of Estwing tools and swear by them. Get out there and have fun!
Sormflaith
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2024
Used for prying an old fence apart, and occasionally prying rocks out of the ground. Worked well and is holding up well, zero complaints.
Cai
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024
It's a sturdy, well built, giant spike with a pry end, not much else to say. Best used with a large sledgehammer when breaking apart rocks. Another great Estwing tool added to the collection
Q-Man
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024
I used the Estwing Gad for the first time last summer while mining for fire opal in Southern Oregon. I was the only person at the site (out of many) that had a Gad while everyone else was using standard chisels to go through the hard host rock and get to the opal seams. Let me tell you, this thing went through that hard rock a lot easier and faster than any other chisel I saw used. I almost felt guilty about how much easier it was for me to get to the opal and I probably got at least 4 times the amount of the next highest producer. It's also really easy to be accurate and careful using this compared to other chisels. I was easily able to go from removing large amounts of material to slowing down and slowly chipping away without damaging the opal I was chasing. I will never go hard rock mining without a Gad again!
Kyam
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 20, 2024
Great from estwing as always
Kunde
Reviewed in Germany on August 23, 2021
Super Preis Leistungsverhältnis
A.T.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2021
I have only used this a few times now when out rock hounding with my family and it's been great to have along. Seems to be quite sturdy and it is great to have that extra leverage for larger material.The only down side to me is carrying it along. It doesn't fit in a normal backpack well without sticking out or someone just has to carry it in hand. And although the kids like rock hounding they never like carrying the tools.
カスタマー
Reviewed in Japan on November 8, 2021
とても気に入って使っている
eddiealex
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020
I love Estwing tools not just because they are made in the USA, but because they are a quality tool with a great finish. They are so nice looking you hate to use them just because the finish will get marred, but that is what they were meant for. This one has a nice sharp point and the perfect size pry head and is very lightweight due to the I beam design.
Ron
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2020
The I beam construction of this prybar makes it easily 3 times lighter than I was expecting and it's still crazy strong. The point is exceedingly sharp but the angles leading up to it are very well planned so it will have a great tip for a very long time. I'm thrilled that I bought this one.
José
Reviewed in Mexico on November 30, 2020
La calidad de las herramientas de esta marca es muy elevada . Bien vale el precio que se paga . Esta herramienta es lo máximo para fracturar roca.
D. Martinez
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2020
It's a gad... and it's terrific !!! Weight saving when out on the hunt. Probably the most useful tool you could have besides a rock hammer. This is my third one... one lost in the dirt, one lost to my son, this one is a replacement. You really can't ask for more. AND for those complaining of rust... hummm, it's steel and yes it can rust up a bit... go figure, steel rusts. That's like complaining about ducks quacking. If you're concerned about a little rust, paint peeling or your gear taking a bit of a beating while using it I'm certain you're not going to survive rockhounding. A tip for this gad... make yourself a PVC sleeve with a cap at one end, this thing is very sharp. You'll be able to store it in a bag without poking a hole through it or possibly yourself if you take a spill.
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