Strong enough to support 200lbs bouncing a bit on the very end, albeit with a bit of spring.

The driven end has about a 15 degree offset so that pivoting the handle to the other side gives a different angle -- a nice detail compared to some other brands. Even with a six point socket you can find a near-horizontal angle to use as a diving board, or fit between obstructions.

I love it, it holds up to tons of torque and it has a really good fit and finish.

Best $10 breaker bar you'll ever buy.

It's a lot of steel for $12. Nice form and excellent chrome finish. Lug nuts don't stand a chance. Decent looking flex joint on the head. You would probably have to put a serious cheater on it or be a big ol' boy to even think about bending it. I'm considering buying another to keep in my car.

I've used these with pipes over them to remove axle nuts, four times so far! I mostly just use it to loosen car lug nuts, and it's great for that (I do keep it in the car). For $10 on sale, there is no reason not to buy one and keep it in your car.

Really excellent buy. I got mine for $10, and couldn't find a 25 inch long, 1/2 inch breaker bar anywhere else for less than $25. I put it to the test taking the original struts off a 20 year old mini-van. PB Blaster, and the breaker bar, and they came off. Great price, good quality.

Worked very well. Highly recommended especially when on sale.

I also have one of these, the fit and finish are great, better than what you might expect.

This is just as good as the truck tool breaker bars. I have used it to remove Subaru balancer bolts (resting breaker bar on body, and using the engine to break the bolt free). It has held up well, no problems. It "looks" like a Snap-on breaker bar, and mine has performed like one. Can't beat it.