STANLEY STA155099 FatMax Fubar Utility Bar, XL

In truth I bought this as a nice looking piece of kit to have rather than because I needed it - I've got other tools that will do each of the jobs that this will. That said, I have been building a vegetable enclosure (wooden fence with wire dug into ground etc) and this has come in useful - handy as a hammer, handy to get wood apart when I've gone wrong, handy to get long nails out - handy that one piece of kit can do all of these jobs.It has proved pretty useful - please be aware that it is a big piece of kit - it's not going to fit in your standard 'multi-purpose' tool-kit.

do not mess with this thing, it will kick your ass !A bit big for my toolbox so I just bought fubar II as well which weighs in at 1.1kg compared to about 2 hulking kg for this tool which truly lives up to the name FUBAR.Solid as you like, hefty as a lump and I cant imagine anything getting in its way - levering, splitting and smashing through whatever you throw it at and as it's one piece of steel, I am sure that it will last for ever and ever. Amen.

Got one quite a while ago now. Just one of those tools that stays put for ages, then a tough job comes along, you find it, job done!Not so good at putting things together again, heavy to use as a hammer, perfect for the stubborn stuff though.4 stars only because it is a heavy tool, makes it a little difficult to aim at times. 5 stars for a wrecking tool, one of these & a sledgehammer & not much can stop you.

What a great powerful utility bar it is good and heavy a great tool

Fairly useful.... But the end is too narrow for a bit of 4x2, I got this for taking stud walls down, at least it weighs a ton so I can just knock them down!

Oh man, besides obviously using it for boring DIY stuff like lifting floor boards, breaking frames and removing nails etc, this is totally the Zombie Apocalypse weapon of choice! Look at the angles on this bad boy and that hammer is the business - I know what I'll be reaching for in the end of days!! :D

FUBAR : F***ing useless beyond all reason.Too small to fit round 4x2 ....Too heavy to use as a hammer....Awkward to use as a bar....I love the Stanley Fatmax stuff however this tool is not worth the diesel is takes to haul the thing around, Its trying to do the jobs of a few tools but in doing so falls short of the mark at all of them. Get yourself a decent hammer, a few decent bars and swerve the fubar.The fact it doesn't fit around a British 4x2 was the confirmation it was a bad purchase.

If you want to really hit something or wreck something, this is the tool for you. Bought one after having removed old patio decking with relative. He had one and his side got wrecked much sooner than mine. Since then, mine has helped me in the garden, home and even helped me rehang a field gate.