EstwingB33LB 3lb Club Hammer with Blue Vinyl Grip

This was a present for my partner and estwing is such a good quality brand. This was weighted correctly, balanced, and an easy size for your tool bag. Works well and a good price.

I have several estwing hammers which will outlast me,great quality,well balanced hammers and this one is no exception,it is a usefull weight,very well made and a joy to use,my daughter has borrowed this to install tree posts in her garden and allotment but i am keeping a tentaive eye on this as it is mine.

As you would expect from estwing, a fantastic hammer, comfortable to hold and a nice length of handle. I haven't used it much but it does seem very well balanced and very well made.

Great quality

This works really well if you have e someone that know what they are doing

Brilliant

Ive got a real soft spot for Estwing tools and this is no exception. The head and handle are one forged piece so no worries of launching a 3lb lump of steel into an unsuspecting face like the wooden handled examples. The balance is great and its very easy to put down some impressive force. I needed to drive a pole into the garden through tough ground and my regular hammer was taking a couple of hits, this was my excuse to buy one. 2 hefty blows managed to sink it about 2 inches below the turf! The handle feels nice and grippy and the surface finish is great, yes it may arrive with a few scuffs due to how they are manufactured but you are (hopefully) intending on hitting things with it anyway!Highly recommended!

Awesome hammer. Works really well.I use this hammer on the ground, but I also use it at height.Improvements:The shaft on the hammer near the head needs to be slightly wider so it doesnt fall out of a gated hammer holder on your workbelt.The hole in the handle for lanyards needs to be way wider, it also needs to be drilled properly. I bought 3 of these hammers and all of them have not been drilled properly and I have had to drill them out myself in order to get a tool lanyard through that is actually rated to catch this bad boy.I dont want any other hammer with me at height, but this one, they HAVE to make the hole bigger for me to get a proper lanyard through.When drilling the lanyard hole, I noticed that the hole itself had sharp bits of metal in 2 of them, which could have cut a lanyard if I hadnt drilled it out smoothly. I'm glad I drilled it myself as I now trust I wont risk scaring one of my ground riggers or lose my hammer if my hammer ever falls, but it could have been very different.