6 Pack Paver Tool Stainless Steel Paver Extractor Tool Paver Removal Tool Paver Lifting Tool with Multipurpose Tool Pouch Bag for Garden Lawn Yard Patio Paver Brick Block Replacement

I've got a feller who is the lead on a landscape crew. About half of what he does is paver work, and works for me 1 or 2 days a week. He's doing a 6,000 sq ft paver job for me right now, 4x8 herringbone. I saw him loading up armloads of pavers to carry over to wherever he was working, and ordered him brick tongs on Amazon, which made a big difference. While there, Amazon helpfully suggested these, which I had never seen before. They were cheap, so I ordered them. He was thrilled. He immediately showed me a smashed finger from not having these at his full-time job. He uses them to separate on the palette just the right amount for brick tongs, and for removing the odd shaped pavers (it's a circular driveway) that weren't cut quite right. Worth 20 times their cost in saved labor and mashed fingers.

These tools worked like a charm when we had to lift a couple of pavers to even out our front steps. They're heavy duty, and I'm sure they'll last a lifetime.

Thet are nice pry bars, yet they would not work to remove my driveway pavers.

I struggled to get these to lift out a paver and followed the directions. I watched a you-tube video to see what I could do differently. It just didn't work for me. My husband didn't have much luck either. we are using the pieces as shoe horns now. The DO work for that purpose...

Good range of tools suitable for lifting most pavers and similar uses. I’m impressed with the strength of the steel and feel these will last me a lifetime.

Thin and strong

New task for me was to level some brick pavers (some were too low, others too high.These metal tools look easy to use, but the bricks fit tightly together, so inserting one of them between bricks was a challenge. Then lifting a brick directly up was another challenge. Hammer it in? Lubricate with soap? Grit my teeth harder? Who knows. I pried one brick out and filled the cavity in with sand, so now it's level. But what a job. Presumably, the makers of these tools could give some advice about how to use them. Another seller may do that, but not this one.

These were not sturdy at all. Worthless against even my smallest pavers. I think I can make a better tool myself. I would not buy these again.