Dead On DOS22M 22-ounce 18-Inch Steel Milled Face Hammer

This hammer is dead on!!! pun intended... I love it. I have lots of hammers from a 5 pound down to a twinky baby ping hammer. This hammer is my favorite! It has a long handle which increases the amount of energy when hammering in nails in hard or knotted wood. It is very sturdy and the grip and comfortable. The only drawback is also one of its strengths. The face of the hammer is not flat. So if you hit a nice piece of wood with it, it will leave a mark. However, I like it as hitting a slippery surface, this makes it glance off less than other hammers. Overall, out of my 8 hammers I own, this one is my favorite!

They only thing I’m not amazed by is the dull claw I sometimes need to spike the end of 2x4&2x8’s and it just bounces off. The best Hammer for your money. Using it to strip steal form stakes is a perfect fit for the whole in the head the lift and twist like a pipe wrench I have yet to hit my fingers on that mean ole finger finder😂

Easy on the hands , sturdy and good features

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Very expensive and quite heavy, not handy for work. Only used a coupe of times and had to get a lighter one.

I have owned two of these hammers, and they are both dependable as well as versatile. I work in construction, doing foundation work for residential housing. This hammer is gteat for pounding stakes into the ground, hammering nails, breaking hardened concrete, etc.

I have had no issues with this hammer at all. It does it's job and drives nails easily with a large face. I've always bought Hart hammers, but figured I'd try this one out and I am happy with this one as well. I Would buy another one

Whom ever designed this has never tried to pull a nail with the claw. It is much too thick to grab a bit of a nail head to pull it from the wood. The rest of the hammer seems to be okay, If I had known that the claw was too thick to grab a bit of nail I never would have purchased it. I saw the brand recommended on a YouTube video posting but not the model number. I am sure it wasn't this model or it is a manufacturing problem since it is made overseas (not China).