Abstract: A hand tool consists of a single length of flat, rigid, steel bar stock bent in the nominal plane of the bar to form a long main body, an elongated head offset from one end of the main body by an orthogonal shoulder and a relatively long foot extending from the other end of the main body in a direction generally opposite to the direction of the offset. The free ends of the head and foot are provided with beveled edges which are notched to enable the head and foot to be engaged under nail heads. The tool can be used in a wide variety of prying, pulling, lifting and positioning applications.