Marrin
Reviewed in France on March 2, 2025
Marteau vraiment dingue. Je suis charpentier donc mon marteau est mon outil de tous les jours. Le système anti vibration est vraiment dingue ! Malgré le prix je recommande !!!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025
I love this hammer. 55yr old Carpenter
Bobby
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
Broke the claw after 1 year of use. Overall a good hammer. Sad to have to part ways. I swing a hammer with cuplock scaffold, pretty much all day long. Overall not a bad hammer. Just not good for guys who swing ultra hard all the time or just really strong in general.
John Kah
Reviewed in Australia on June 19, 2024
Great price - fast freight AAA+++
Steven
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024
Great hammer for ever day use. Worth every penny
Just another Carpenter
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2023
I bought this as a compromise with my Wife because she didn’t want me paying 350 for a competitors brand. I bought this and with a coupon I got from Amazon at the time ended up with it for 80 dollars. Now I was not expecting what I received for such a low price point but I will be honest and say I would have paid 300 for this hammer. This thing swings like an absolute dream and it’s light. I am towards the end of my thirties and do carpentry full time so I am extremely choosy about my brands and especially the weight of things I use, work smarter not harder. This thing causes almost no vibration in my elbow and I can swing it for days on end pain free, which is worth it’s weight in gold as is to me. I went with the waffle head as I already had a 15 ounce Estwing smooth face and wanted a lighter hammer for framing. This thing is amazing for framing simply put. The head is big and makes a rugged contact. I use it for everything from demo to joist hangers. Absolute monster and it took me right out of the market for the much more expensive brand. Would recommend to any tradesmen I know.
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 12, 2023
Nice and lightweight what I was for for
Earth Spirits
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2023
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jason
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2022
I got this because I didn’t want to follow the trend for a Martinez or stiletto and I’m very pleased so far.It’s the perfect trade off between a timber handle which is lighter but fragile and a titanium which is very pricey.It’s not the best nail puller on the market but that’s what a claw is better suited to be bashed with.If this is the first expensive hammer you have considered, do not try to justify it, a paslode is far superior, this hammer is for those who appreciate the finer joys of building. It’s the equivalent of a businessman having a premium pen to sign off with.I’ll probably buy a martinez eventually to add to the collection but I’m very happy with the al-pro for now.If you see anyone knocking this hammer for it’s price its probably because they can’t afford it and would rather sit at home playing COD than trying to get better at their craft.I also recommend pairing this with the new toughbuilt hammer holster which is much better than a hammer loop bouncing around all the time and hitting your leg.
Christina
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2020
It is the best hammer ever for driving nails. The wider area on the head allows you to drive trim and other wood tight without the use of a small block of wood. The dead blow feel allows you to drive nails in tight quarters such as bridging between joists. It is very light and feels amazing in your hand. That being said...the price is a lil steep and the it's not good for leverage such as trying to pull against a post or beam with tons of force do to the fact that it's made with aircraft aluminum. All in all best Hammer i have ever owned. Thank you East Wing.
SlickDogg17
Reviewed in Canada on March 9, 2019
This is the second one I’ve bought and it’s still the best hammer I’ve had. The aluminum marks up pretty easily but everything else holds up. I broke my claw on my last one. Was my own fault, breaking off hardened steel nails. I emailed estwing about it but never got a reply. Other than than it’s a beast, a light beast that’s worth every penny.
rene amy
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2018
Okay, so I'm more than a bit of an Estwing fanatic - I've lost track of how many of their hammers I own. It's at least a dozen different models and styles. I *LOVE* this hammer! It's so light - it makes hammering *FUN*! Sure, if you want to knock stuff apart, this is not the tool for that job - but seriously, at $100+, who would use this hammer for that rough work? I've got (a bunch of) other hammers that I use for that sort of stuff.The point is, if you love hammers, you'll love this one. Estwing got it right!
B Giesinger
Reviewed in Canada on November 12, 2018
Good all around hammer for constructions needs. Nice and light weight, plenty of striking force for pounding nails all day long.