The Kizer Pac Bar is a compact titanium pry tool built for everyday carry users who want added utility
without carrying a full-size Swiss Army knife. In this review, we’ll break down what makes the Pac Bar interesting,
why it caught my attention, and how it fits into a minimalist EDC setup.

Watch the full video review here:

Direct video link: https://youtu.be/jI6cwZeey-4

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Why the Kizer Pac Bar Caught My Attention

I’ll be honest — I don’t carry a full-size Swiss Army knife nearly as often as I should. Most of the time, I prefer a
dedicated pocket knife paired with a pliers-based multitool. That setup covers a lot, but I still miss two tools a
traditional Swiss Army knife handles well: tweezers and a toothpick.

That gap is what led me to the Kizer Pac Bar. It’s a pry bar first, but the addition of integrated
tweezers and a metal toothpick makes it stand out among typical pocket pry tools.

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Materials, Size, and Build Quality

The Kizer Pac Bar is constructed from stonewashed titanium and features a micarta inlay
(the version shown is the Vortex micarta). It measures 2.79 inches, making it compact enough to carry
daily without adding bulk.

Fit and finish are what you’d expect from Kizer: clean machining, solid feel, and a modern EDC look that pairs well
with minimalist carry setups.

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Tool Breakdown

Despite its small size, the Kizer Pac Bar includes a strong set of everyday carry features:

• Pry tool
• Bottle opener / package opener
• Nail puller
• Wire benders
• Multiple wrench sizes
• Inch ruler
• Metric ruler
• Protractor
• Integrated metal tweezers
• Integrated metal toothpick

The standout features are the tweezers and metal toothpick. Both have solid retention,
deploy easily, and don’t feel like an afterthought.

One important note: the opening that looks like a 1/4" bit holder is not a quarter-inch bit driver.
It appears closer to a 4mm size, which may limit compatibility depending on what you carry.

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Real-World Use

Let’s be clear — I don’t need another pry bar. But the Pac Bar isn’t just about prying. It fills a very specific role
for anyone who avoids Swiss Army knives but still wants quick access to tweezers and a toothpick in a sleek, modern
form factor.

If Swiss Army knives feel bulky, outdated, or just not your style, the Kizer Pac Bar offers a different
approach while still delivering that classic “small tools that save the day” utility.

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Where to Find It

The exact micarta version shown may not always be available, but you can find current versions and similar options here:

Kizer Titanium & G10 EDC Multi-Functional Tools Blue Pac-Bar

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Final Thoughts

The Kizer Pac Bar isn’t trying to replace a full multitool or become an all-in-one solution. It’s a
thoughtfully designed pocket tool that adds practical features to an everyday carry setup — especially for those who
miss tweezers and a toothpick but don’t want to carry a Swiss Army knife.

If you like compact, modern EDC gear and appreciate smart design choices, the Kizer Pac Bar is worth a look.

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