I have read in several threads about an EDC device refered to as a Pry Baby and was wondering where to purchase one. I have searched the ETS forums and Google searched to no avail. Any assistance would be appreciated.

If you Google it as one word, you first hit is:
http://www.phlaunt.com/atwoodknives/10959617.php

Got it now!! Thanks!!

Those things are cute. Lots of other neat variations on that dealer's homepage. All very cute. And expensive (some of them majorly so!) I can't imagine a whole lot of uses for them. But still ... they're so darn cute!

I don't know. Yes they are beautifully made and I am sure sometimes a prybar is handy but it think it is mostly a case of "gadget-itus".
Plus I have seen some pretty overloaded keychains over at the EDC forum and the prybaby is ubiquitous with the most heavily loaded ones.
I know it has a lot of fans but I think it is a little silly to both pay that much and walk around with a prybar everyday.
Get a good multitool and pry with that.
How much leverage can a tiny prybar give you anyway?

Here:
http://www.equipped.org/ubbthreads/showf...=true#Post59565
is what you can do for about 10% of the price.

CountyComm is selling a set of two small "pocket" pry bars for $10.

Yeah, 'cute' is the term I use to describe it to.

I'd rather have a pocketwrench slipped in behind my Leatherman. As good a pry bar (the length advantage is cancelled out by the cut out), the wrench part is darn useful, and it is a fraction of the cost.

And consider McFeely's Pocket Wrench II.

http://www.mcfeelys.com/product.asp?productID=PW-1000

If that link doesn't work, go to the home page:
http://www.mcfeelys.com

and search in the Quick Order Item # box for the product number PW-1000

Bear

I keep a prybaby on my keychain. i've had one for about a year now. youd' be surprised on how handy this little gadget is. Atwood makes some very nice tools and knives. i know some of them look pretty crazy but for the most part i would have to say don't knock them till you try them