Customer Reviews for Stanley 30 in. FATMAX Xtreme. III-FuBar

This bar is awesome. I also have a 18 inch Fiskars wrecking bar and the two work together great. It is heavy, so if you are not ok with that, look at something else.

It didn’t do what I expected so therefore I need to return it !!!

If it needs to be wrecked, this is the tool to do it.

I carry this in my truck for many things, and if you need something much more vital, pry something open.

I got this for my birthday years ago, and I mounted it on the wall for display. It's been there for years and has been a great icebreaker when guests come over. Last year, I inherited the old house I grew up in. This baby tore through the basement like a hot knife through butter! It gets the adrenaline pumping and makes the task so much easier and so much more fun. When this renovation project is over, I'm thinking I will spend some time and develop a martial art around it.

Decent wrecking bar. The pry bar however is a bit thick, which limits it a bit. It's a good addition to a pry bar, sledge and pipe wrench, and is a good first go to, but does not replace having each of those tools

The Fat Max may be the best universal demo bar available to the public at a reasonable cost. I recently had rain damage to my home and had a restoration crew come in to remove and replace damaged walls and floors. They had an array of different tools and after observing them removing different materials I brought out me Fat Max and they immediately started in with using it for wall studs, drywall, and flooring. The guys said it at least doubled the speed that the could work at and after there boss saw it in action he said he was gonna purchase a couple. I’ve wanted one for awhile but didn’t see any in stock at stores so I ordered online. My only dilemma was choosing between the long and short versions. I chose the long one but plan to purchase a short one also.

Worked great to tear apart old deck frame.

Awesome. Excellent balance, weight size & strike face. Destroyed a 2 story brick chimney better than my sledge. Pulls sheet rock out in huge chunks. Rips trim and even did some flooring demo tooo.

I hadn’t had the pleasure yet, right now it’s just for aesthetics. Looks super solid. Got one extra to gift.

Haven't torn anything up with it yet but very nicely made/finished. Home. Depot blew everyone away on price and with free delivery

Exact same features as the firefighter version, with the exception of the carabiner holes and the agressive grip with 3M reflective tape. -This tool has a hydrant wrench that works great on our hydrants here in central Arkansas. -Spanner wrench on the bottom of the hammer face. -Gas valve wrench on the pry bar nail puller. It's great for ripping out studs, and it has enough weight to be a good heavy hammer without being too heavy to swing and carry. For residential, it's an excellent forcible entry or egress tool. Very happy with it, especially at this price point.

I did not have a chance to use it. It is a beautiful solid piece of metal. I am pretty confident it is going to accomplish the job whenever I put ot into use.

Amazingly strong, I was able to adjust the deck on my lawnmower with ease.

I would like to see the stud grabber be a little longer. Grabbing a 2x6 or wider tends to break the board apart instead of ripping it off. Other than that a very impressive tool.

Imagine our daughter's puzzled look when we gave her the Stanley 30 inch Fatmax FUBAR when she was suddenly faced with doing home repairs by herself. Even with no man around to help her with some of the renovations she was going to make, we just knew that this Stanley FUBAR was going to be just the tool that she needed. She almost single-handedly was able to demo her old wooden deck, using the beveled nail slot for prying and pulling nails and screws. This feature, alone, was worth its weight in gold.

Great for tearing up old pallets works better that the old crowbar wrecking levers

This is a rock solid Pry bar that I have already put through its paces I have used it as a wedge and to twist misshapen lumber into shape I have a feeling this will be in my toolbox for the rest of my life!