in describing exemplary embodiments of the hammer of the present disclosure illustrated in the drawings , specific terminology is employed for the sake of clarity . the claimed invention , however , is not intended to be limited to the specific terminology so selected , and it is to be understood that each specific element includes all technical equivalents that operate in a similar manner to accomplish a similar purpose . in that form of the pulling tool of the present disclosure chosen for purposes of illustration , fig1 - 3 show tool 100 including handle 101 and grip features 103 . handle 101 is preferably formed from a suitable metal , composite , or synthetic material , or the like , defining nail pick tool 130 and levered pulling head 150 , and may include a comfort grip member ( not shown ) installed thereon . the comfort grip member may be formed from natural or synthetic rubber , plastic , composite , form , combinations , or the like , and may be resilient and / or sculptured or contoured to provide a comfortable and secure grasping surface . handle 101 is preferably configured to provide durability and / or strength while reducing a total mass thereof and while providing a beneficial balance or distribution of mass , preferably defining a bar shape , with broad sidewall surfaces 105 a , 105 b and narrow edge surfaces 107 a , 107 b . preferably , grip features 103 are defined in narrow edge surface 107 a , disposed in a balanced arrangement , and recessed relative to narrow edge surface 107 a . the preferred shape for grip features 103 is that of an elongate hexagonal shape , wherein the length of each recess facilitates reception of one or more fingertips of a user therein for grip enhancement . as noted , handle 101 may also include a comfortable grip operable therewith to provide a comfortable and secure gripping surface by which a user may grasp the tool . nail pick tool 130 is preferably included at a distal end 109 of handle 101 , and is preferably wedge - shaped , as best seen in fig2 , to facilitate effective delivery of prying forces . pick surface 132 a is preferably angularly related to sidewall surface 105 a , and pick surface 105 b is preferably coplanar with sidewall surface 105 b . this configuration facilitates the pulling action of nail pick tool 130 . the non - threaded fastener puller , or lever pulling head , 150 preferably has broad front and rearward surfaces 152 a , 152 b . the broadened tine or claw 154 of pulling surfaces 152 a , 152 b preferably extends dimensionally and angularly from heel 156 , which may extend from narrow edge surface 107 a of handle 101 . this facilitates effective delivery of lever action , such as to pull nails firmly embedded in a workpiece . non - threaded fastener puller 150 may be thus adapted to pry articles , such as nails , via application of force to handle 101 . tool zone 170 of broad side - wall surface 105 a of handle 101 is preferably provided proximate heel 156 of lever pulling head 150 and may include a variety of additional useful tools . in one preferred embodiment , tool zone 170 may include saw wrench 190 , bottle opener 210 , and open wrench 230 . saw wrench 190 is preferably disposed as a functional feature extending from side - wall surface 105 a , with outer edge 192 angularly disposed relative to the plane of side - wall 105 a . once again , this preferred angular outer edge 192 facilitates positioning of puller 100 in a default extension position , wherein second end 109 of handle 101 is outwardly and angularly extended relative to the saw work surface upon which saw wrench 190 is being utilized . in such manner , a user may be able to retain a safe grip at a distance removed from the blade edge during circular saw blade removal and installation . the preferred angular disposition is about 60 degrees , and preferably greater than 45 degrees . optional bottle opener 210 may be positioned proximate saw wrench 190 , on handle side - wall 105 a . the preferred traditional configuration of bottle opener 210 includes cap lip 212 , wherein outer edge 192 of saw wrench 190 performs as a fulcrum for bottle opener leverage . preferably abutting bottle opener 210 , and opposingly positioned to saw wrench 190 , optional open wrench 230 may also extend outwardly from handle side - wall 105 a , preferably with a length of extension greater than that of bottle opener 210 or saw wrench 190 relative to side - wall 105 a . preferably , opening 232 is defined in open wrench 230 in order that a nut may be selectively slidably inserted therethrough , rather than from outer end 234 . the open wrench is preferably approximately octagonal in shape wherein three sides of the octagon are missing , thereby providing two parallel sides of the octagon proximate the opening for gripping of bolts and the like . the extended socket of the open wrench may be generally narrowed in the top portion to provide a sharp edge along the top rim of the wrench . having thus described exemplary embodiments of the present invention , it should be noted by those skilled in the art that the within disclosures are exemplary only and that various other alternatives , adaptations , and modifications may be made within the scope and spirit of the present invention . accordingly , the present invention is not limited to the specific embodiments as illustrated herein , but is only limited by the following claims .