EstwingBlacksmith's Hammer - 32 oz Metalworking Tool with Fiberglass Handle & No-Slip Cushion Grip - MRF32BS

The media could not be loaded. Bought it mainly to bend and shape metal for brackets, etc. and to try blacksmithing. It appears heavy enough to move some metal! Sure, it is not one of those super nice and expensive tools but it gets the job done at a very reasonable price. I really like it so far. Before putting it to use, I had to smooth out the main face to remove sharp edges and add a small curvature. This would be more useful for blacksmithing to avoid scarring metal. I also smoothed out the nose a little bit. The handle fits my hand comfortable so I can use it for some time without fatigue. The head is attached to the handle very tightly and securely and is coated so I believe it should last a long time. Overall, it is a very capable tool that can do lots of things and is a good bang for your buck. Highly recommend!

Bought to do suspension work and it works great. Barely has any marring marks on the face of the hammer. Would recommend for the price.

Perfect size, grip, weight, quality item that will last the rest of my life plus some.

big hammer do good bonk. feels nice in the hand, very well balanced and fells great to use

Nice miniature BFH. Nicknamed mine little Mo. 40 oz was exactly what I needed to apply enough force in a small area when repairing ball joints to get them to pop without using a joint separator, even though my review is about a specific situation this little hammer can be used for many other things requiring a small sledge. Very happy with it!

It's pretty good hammer needs a little bit of work on the head cuz it has some sharp edges if you're going to use it for blacksmithing

In a pinch would work as a destructive smashing tool.

do you like hammers? do you sometimes wish to swing a rather large cross peen hammer? look no further. not made in USA but you take what you can get.