ESTWING Drilling/Crack Hammer - 2-Pound Sledge with Forged Steel Construction & Shock Reduction Grip - B3-2LB

Just small enough to fit, just enough weight to hit! Contruction worker must-have if you set anchors or anything similar. Really kinda must-have, but people are slackers. Good solid hammers, good head shape, all metal...this is the one. Get them all, good for the machine shop too. Little heavy in the pouch, but you got a stiff bag, right?

Real life thors hammer . Brake rotor busting , thunder hammer . Hammer Feels top heavy during show and tell sessions. But swings , and hits, balanced and hard hitting with little handle shock .

This is my 5th Estwing hammer that I own presently. I’ve owned others throughout the years that have “disappeared” because others value them as much as I do. Nowadays I work out of my shop so the tools stay in-house.This 3lb drilling/sledge is no exception to the outstanding quality I expect from Estwing. I put the protractor on the face of this and it’s squared right up at 90 degrees, unlike other reviews mention. The handle feels nice, with good grip, and USA etched in the grip. The overall look of the sledge is impressive. It’s a quality tool at a great price. Tools that will last forever from Estwing.

Good would recommend

Zero negotiation power. This 3lb sledge hammer works great with my weaker arms and busted up large rocks that my roofing hammer bounced off of.

This hammer has helped me bang in some tough metal into the ground! & it's still @100%😎 Love this!!! 🥹

I prefer Estwing striking tools for their quality and the safety. I buy them for my children as well. You can't go wrong with these tools.

Definitely well made with sturdy handle being one piece with hammer head. Price not much more than the cheaply made ones from unknown companies who are impossible to reach to resolve problems. Used it every day all day for a week splitting big logs using only the hammer, an all-metal hatchet made by the same company and also made in the U.S. along with a couple of wedges. Split everything from old oak to fresh hardwoods that don't like being split.So far, all three Estwing tools I bought are great including the mallet, the hatchet and a claw hammer purchased last year. They make quality tools. Don't buy hammers or mallets with wood handles unless you always have perfect aim. I am 76 and out of shape with an aim that isn't always the best so sometimes the handle hits before the head of the tool. Wood ones will break at that stress point or become loose. Not with the one piece steel Estwing!Quality in tools is always less expensive in the long run.