BOOSDEN Double-Faced Soft Hammer Mallet, Rubber Hammer, Soft Hammer for Home Decoration Installation Hand Tool, 25mm

Its small size and hardiness make it very useful for corners and restricted-access spaces.Light to handle but very effective and sturdy to have the desired impact.Very pleased with this purchase.

Bought to soften metal. Looks good and is a perfect size for me. Not too heavy, yet not too lightl. Functions well and is good value for money.

Perfect for in the house, hanging pictures etc

I like this mainly because it's basically a normal hammer but in a compact size and often I don't need, don't want or haven't got a lot of swinging room. I find having a smaller swinging arc is much better for smaller jobs and being "closer to the action" just helps the process for me. Often, I'm just using it to whack something sideways or adjust a fit or angle and it's much better than a full-sized hammer as you and can be more controlled.

Takes time to evaluate a tool like this: how it holds up during use (and abuse!)Appears to be high quality.Quality finish and unbelievably low price.Nail holder great bonus when tackling out of reach or one hand nailing.Handle of bamboo interesting and, like any natural material, seems to absorb some of the shock of impact.First thing I did was to rub the handle down with abrasive - it’s lacquer is much too smooth as is. Roughen for a safer, firmer grip.

Brought this specifically for 3d printing to hammer things in together and I wanted one which wasn’t too big and strong like a normal hammer incase I damage and break the print. This has a great weight, is super value for money and the 2 different types of ends makes it really good for different purposes. The grip on the handle is also really good so even with moist hands it doesn’t slip

A very handy sized hammer for lighter jobs

Photo of hand for scale, hammer is small. Striking face is 15mm it is not 25mm !Striking faces are detachable or able to be replaced.In my opinion there was no real discernible difference between the plastic and the rubber faces, both were very hard, this means they are likely to mark or ‘imprint’ on whatever is struck. This in turn means any subsequent use may leave a mark on the item being struck. Which obviously defeats the purpose of using a soft faced hammer/mallet in the first place.Quality it ok.Price point is ok. (Note to manufacturer - I would have paid more for some alternative heads of varying hardness - seems a shame not to have exploited this fully as the heads are interchangeable)