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I have always wondered if a pocket carry pry bar was a worthwhile tool to add to my repertoire. Admittedly I thought they were a gimmick until I committed the most cardinal of sins every EDC‘er will eventually commit. I used the tip of my pocket knife blade as a pry bar and flathead screwdriver. That worked out about as well as you’d think it did. SNAP! The modified sheepsfoot blade turned into a chisel tip. It became clear that pocket tool may be a worthwhile addition to my EDC lineup and Prometheus Design Werx had what I was looking for!
The Prometheus Design Werx Ti-Bar T Pocket Tool
Prometheus Design Werx presents the lightweight low-profile Ti-Bar T multipurpose pocket tool. The Ti-Bar T is the perfect companion for the EDC minded fan of precision and elegance. Consider the Ti-Bar T as a force multiplier when paired with your everyday carry items. It can do the jobs your pocket knife shouldn’t without adding the weight and bulk typically associated with your average multitool.
Design and Execution
From the moment you lay your hands on the Ti-BarT you’ll feel the dedication to machining, design, and craftsmanship. The attention to detail is tremendous, with every small detail being well thought out and free of stray marks and uncomfortable edges.
The Prometheus Design Werx Ti-BarT is precision milled from 6AL-4V titanium. PDW attempts to make the most of the small footprint, while striking the delicate balance of utility and style.
At 5” in overall length the Ti-BarT has a tapered chisel head for its main use of prying. It also has an oxygen/gas tank wrench, a heavy-duty titanium billet pocket clip with ceramic bearing and integrated ¼” / 6mm bit socket, bottle opener, a generously sized lanyard loop, meticulously machined fine jimping to ensure a solid grip. The radius is machined to a 45-degree angle to finish off another truly classy design Prometheus Design Werx has become known for as a premium brand.
Drawbacks and Benefits
The Prometheus Design Werx Ti-BarT is small pocket pry bar, you certainly won’t be using it to pry open a car or building door. It is also pricy for a small tool, and some may not feel comfortable paying t close to $70 for a pocket tool. Despite the size limitations, PDW does pack a great deal of convenience and utility into a very small package. While it may not be the first choice for a hardcore survival tool, it will handle all your day-to-day prying tasks like a champion, help you maintain your folding knives, open a cold one, and take up next to no room in your pocket or EDC kit. It does all this while also looking great. The slick design combined with excellent machining provides a feeling of sophistication and style that is sure to stand out at your next backyard BBQ or around the campfire!
Prometheus Design Werx Ti-Bar T Pocket Tool SPECS
Length: 5.0″ / 127mm
Width: 0.69″ / 17.50mm
Thickness: 0.25″ / 6.37mm
Material: 6AL-4V Titanium Grade 5
Included Pocket Tool Features:
Pry Bar
Oxygen/Gas Tank Wrench
Pocket Clip Integrated ¼” / 6mm Bit Socket
Bottle Cap Lifter
Lanyard Hole
Titanium Billet Pocket Clip w/Ceramic Ball Bearing
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