69 in. San Angelo Bar

Disregard others talking about a soft chisel head. Yes it will slightly deform if you slam it into rocks and whatnot, but that’s a non issue for it’s intended use. Besides, it can easily be resharpened if you absolutely need it. I’ve used mine to remove several moderately large stumps and dig over 50 holes in rock hard Arizona caliche soil. One of these and a digging shovel and you can make your way to China!

Used this tool once, the chisel edge was soft - an inferior product - returning for a refund - this is NOT quality tool steel‼️ AVOID AVOID AVOID If you are looking for a serious tool - look elsewhere ❗️ - see photos

It works perfectly for digging deeply holes to setup the wood stakes on the ground for my tomatoes plants. I saved more money… thank you

Used for about 5 minutes and the point broke off

When I was digging post holes for the deck I encountered a pretty decent size rock (I now use as a stepping stone for me deck). I decided to invest into this bar and it could take some beatings. I would put my whole 200lb body weight it would only flex like its suppose to. This even let me break up some limestone rock if I speared hard enough.

One of the best tools I have ever bought. Little on the heavy side, but it does the job like no other tool I have. Worth every penny spent. This tool will last a lifetime.

Breaks up the hardest red clay in Tennessee

Works for busting out a fence post concrete footer. Supposed to only weigh 16 pounds but use it for one hour and it gains about 30 pounds. Wear gloves or your hands will whither up and die.