ALLWAYBS3 Soft-Grip Extendable Bent Heavy Duty Scraper with Pole Socket and Hammer End

This is made of heavy duty stainless steel, and a soft grip cover on the handle. With this design, there is less stress on my wrist and hand, in my opinion. I was actually looking for a metal ice scraper for my car windows, have used the brass blades before, and consider them to do a superior job over the plastic scrapers. Somehow this scraper popped up, and I was intrigued. Ordered it and Wow! Night and day over any ice scraper I've ever used. Didn't scratch my car windows, and ice is no match for this tool! Whatever your purpose to use this tool is, I highly recommend it. In fact, I would pay twice as much to purchase one, this is one solid tool that will serve you well, regardless of what you intend to use it for. I dont write reviews as a rule, but this tool is so awesome, I just had to!

This works great! Actually what I was looking for.

This is a heavy duty, well made scraper with a threaded handle to attach to a pole. Totally satisfied with my purchase!

I am using this tool not for the intended purpose, but as a scooper for my litter boxes. The litter scoopers do not have a sharpe enough edge to break the pee litter from the bottom of the box which was causing me some pain in my hands.. This scraper does the trick and it is on a angle making it easier to use. I use this to scrape the bottom of litter box and the scooper to pick it up. Works out great!

sturdy ,yet slightly bendable. do not hit end with a steel hammer. use a rubber mallet

So far so good. I moderately hammered on it and it worked well. Haven’t given it a heavy-duty test yet.

The bent shape and very stiff blade of this tool worked well for me while removing ceramic tiles from a wall. The bent shape gives the leverage needed to pop them off.

Really good for those super stuck on 3d prints. I used this after i use my skinny scrapper to free up the print. the bend is super handy and the blade is super sharp!

High quality. Works for what it is intended to do. Lift tile AFTER the grout has been removed. This won't account for stupidity. Remove the grout first.