Key Features & Benefits 

Forged Steel Hammerhead – One-Piece Construction

Feature: The hammerhead is forged from a single piece of high-quality steel and hardened to 50–55 HRC on the Rockwell Hardness Scale.

Benefits:

Maximum strength and durability: Forging in one piece eliminates weak points found in multi-piece or welded hammers, greatly reducing the risk of breakage or loosening.

Extended tool life: The hardened steel is resistant to deformation, dents, and wear, ensuring that the hammer remains effective even after prolonged, heavy use.

Ideal for tough jobs: Performs reliably in tasks like demolition, stone breaking, concrete chipping, and driving stakes or chisels, withstanding repeated impact without compromising integrity.

Premium 16-Inch Hickory Handle

Feature: Crafted from top-grade American hickory, the handle is not only strong but naturally shock-absorbing and ergonomically shaped.

Benefits:

Reduces vibration: Hickory’s inherent flexibility helps absorb shock and dissipate impact, minimizing strain on hands, wrists, and arms—ideal for long, repetitive use.

Ergonomic comfort: The traditional waisted design provides a secure grip that fits naturally in the hand, improving control and reducing slippage.

Resilient and reliable: Hickory is one of the most impact-resistant woods, providing a long-lasting handle that stands up to jobsite abuse.

Balanced 4lb (1.8 kg) Head Weight

Feature: The hammer has a moderate head weight that offers a sweet spot between power and maneuverability.

Benefits:

Powerful yet manageable: Heavy enough to deliver substantial striking force, yet light enough for precise control and less fatigue, especially during repeated tasks.

Versatility across jobs: Whether driving steel chisels, cracking stone, or performing demolition work, the weight is ideal for medium-duty tasks that require both power and finesse.

Compact 16-Inch Length

Feature: At 16 inches (400 mm), the hammer offers a compact form factor while maintaining effective leverage.

Benefits:

Better leverage in tight spaces: Shorter than standard sledge hammers, it’s perfect for confined work areas where full-length tools aren’t practical.

Improved control: The manageable length makes it easier to swing with accuracy, especially during one-handed or overhead use.

Smooth Face

Feature: The striking face is flat and smooth, allowing for clean contact with surfaces.

Benefits:

Accurate strikes: Minimizes glancing blows and provides a more controlled impact on the target.

Protects work surfaces: Ideal when working with materials that require more precision and surface protection, such as masonry or brickwork.

Reduces damage: Especially useful for tasks involving chisels or posts where clean, even contact is needed.

Made in the USA

Feature: Manufactured by Estwing in the United States under strict quality standards.

Benefits:

Trusted craftsmanship: Backed by Estwing’s decades-long reputation for rugged, professional-grade tools.

Consistent quality: Each tool goes through rigorous inspection and quality control, ensuring reliable performance in real-world job conditions.

Supports local industry: For professionals who value American-made quality, this tool delivers heritage craftsmanship with modern performance.

Wide-Ranging Applications

Feature: Engineered for multi-purpose use across a variety of trades.

Applications:

Construction & demolition – Breaking brick, concrete, or block; driving demolition chisels.

Masonry work – Striking cold chisels or setting stone blocks.

Landscaping & fencing – Driving fence posts, stakes, or edging stones.

General-purpose striking – Driving large nails, forming metal, or splitting stone.

Benefits:

All-in-one functionality: Reduces the need to switch between tools—making it a go-to hammer for contractors, masons, landscapers, and DIYers.

Efficient and practical: One tool covers dozens of jobs, saving space in your toolbox and time on the jobsite.

Long-Term Comfort & Performance

Feature: Combines ergonomic handle design with vibration-reducing materials and balanced weight distribution.

Benefits:

User-friendly for long sessions: Reduces fatigue and joint strain, keeping professionals more productive.

Improves safety: More controlled swings lower the risk of missed hits or overexertion injuries.

Confidence in performance: Whether on a rooftop, foundation, or fence line, you know the tool will deliver.