Titanium Ice Pick

Very nicely made. Sturdy tip. I bought a second one. Great quality.

Perfect

Sharp, strong, and well made. Definitely worth the price. The "scalloped" grip gives a good positive hold, and I'd feel confident keeping this controlled even around ice with chilled / wet hands. I like having a pick, awl, or marlin spike on hand when I'm working on chores, crafts, or outdoors, and this is now one of my favorites for that role. Good item to remember if you need a small gift for folks too!

So sharp.I gave it 5 stars on account of the fact that it seems perfect. Be careful though, if you get one definitely do not leave it lying around unattended or unsheathed. It comes with a piece of tubing on the end, they should make a hard plastic sheath for it. I would definitely buy one.

When you have an old freezer an ice pick is mandatory. The ice maker ceased working 10 years ago and any time the thermostat drops the ice (purchased from a store) melts a bit and refreezes and if it isn't whittled down a few times a day it will morph into an iceberg.If heavy enough it will cause the freezer door to randomly launch open at 15 MPH and the ice will land on the ground with a resounding thud. Even this is not enough to break the ice into usable pieces. The harrowing thought of a ricochet hazard from the door bouncing off one's skull if unfortunate enough to be standing in front of the freezer when a 10 lb. iceberg decides it is time to make a run for it plus a 10 lb. iceberg landing on one's bare foot caused some tense moments. A secondary ricochet of random ice pieces will fly in every direction but even the hard floor isn't enough to take a 10 lb. iceberg down more than an ounce or two at best but it will pulverize the bag containing the ice. Didn't have the patience to deal with an ice pick which had a metal coating that will chip off and has many negative reviews so skipped all of the hassle and went for the LTR with the titanium. Ordered it and thanks to Prime it arrived prior to houseguests who remained blissfully ignorant to the aforementioned dilemma.