Snapz Bridge Pin Puller Tool V2

This pin puller is a lot better than other designs I've used in the past. It can get into tight spaces that other pin pullers can't, even on 12-string acoustics. It grabs the pin securely, so you can pull out those stubborn pins with ease.

What can I say, an excellent design that works a treat.

Highly recommended.

At 10 EUR it's an expensive little thing given that it's just 3 pieces of cheap plastic. The plastic is very rough and still have remnants from the molding process hanging onto it. It doesn't have any material to protect your guitar's pins or the wood. It seems strong enough to do the job, though. Not sure how long it will last, I doubt it's a durable item. Pictures and description are accurate.

I finally got to use it when I was removing the strings for some cleaning and it's the easiest thing ever, even for one of the pins that was quite damaged and refused to come out with some other tools.

It is somewhat expensive considering the material used to make it, but I feel it will be worth it after a few string changes.

In my 15 years of playing guitar, I only recently bought this pin puller and by God is it the greatest buy ever! Makes the job of changing strings so much easier. It also makes it really easy to temporarily loosen the strings for some fretboard cleaning.

Takes the heat out of pulling pins out of acc. guitars. Nice function. Might not last a lifetime

A very useful tool, although the build quality is not the best. I would have damaged the pins and the bridge many times if it weren't for this little guy.

Neat little product that makes String Changes so much easier.

Exactly what I said. It's such a simple thing but it makes my life so much easier. If only the reverse could be invented, to press those pins in.

Worth the money

I'm not afraid anymore of changing strings and accidentally damaging the top of my guitars.
It's not cheap for what it is but it's an essential tool for a acoustic guitarist.

I was surprised that this tool really works easily compare to using a plier that could damage your guitar. For the purpose of just removing the bridge pin this is absolutely effective and a great tool to have!