Anyway, this has turned out to be incredibly useful for those times when I needed to poke, pry, nudge or otherwise do something that would normally have me reaching for an awl but for which an awl is inappropriate because the sharp point will damage whatever I'm poking/prodding/prying/nudging. Think gaskets, o-rings, a guitar string, a bit of veneer etc. It's also good for working under things then rolling to stretch or separate, such as getting a ring of bicycle tubing over a vacuum connection or peeling a label or glued-on outline from a template. As you can see from the second picture the ends of these are nicely rounded, so much safer to use around soft or delicate, easily-damaged materials. They're made of aluminum and very light weight, so they are a bit limited in their prying ability, but incredibly handy nonetheless.
A pack of four cost me $5.
