Most crowbars are like this, and utterly useless, the long end is always in the way of a wall:
This is the correct design, yet they are quite uncommon:
Feeling lonely? Horse for courses. Most people who are competent would use something like this:
My point exactly, they're made properly, using a right angle. Why are 90% of them not a right angle?
Try searching for pry bars or maybe wreaking bars. I've had a number of different sized pry bars for decades - they have been freely available if you know what tool to use
FFS don't feed the pillock!
My point is, why are they selling a load of s*it with a bend in it which makes it useless?
If it's useless why do so many people , well , use them ? Just because you're too stupid to figure out a use for it doesn't mean the rest of us are .
I expect most people are using them for what they were designed for rather than than finding an unsuitable use.
Wot Rot, they are designed for different purposes, the one you show is useless for normal things crow bars are made for.
They use them because that's all they can find and have never realised some manufacturers have a clue and make them at right angles.
Do you know how a lever works? All that matters is the length of the two arms.
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