DWT 16OZ 1PC STEEL RIP CLAW HAMMER

Good hammer. Well made. I have been using an Estwing California framing hammer (25 oz) to build a shed and it works great, but I can only swing it for so long, and it's tougher to use in tigher spaces. This works as a good all-around hammer, and has multiple options for pulling nails. It is coated in a clear polymer that will chip off the hammer face when you use it, but that should be expected (they don't want them to rust sitting of a warehouse shelf waiting to be purchased).

Great hammer !! DeWalt Yellow n Black Good Grip Good feel leverage n striking point Pretty good for pluckin out nails but not great,tho there’s a nice side pluck feature which I gotta admit I haven’t really figured out how to use(maybe it’s not really for that....it’s like a notch on the side of the hammerhead ...if anyone knows what it’s for...do tell!🤷🏻‍♀️🤦🏽‍♀️🤣). The steel is good quality and nice lookin ,kinda feels a bummer to ruin it with that first hammerin, but it also holds up pretty good....doesn’t dent to bad . All in all excellent framing hammer...like I said : DeWalt , 💛+🖤, excellent price...cant go wrong😎👍🏿 Thanks DeWalt !! Keep dows kawotts koming babay!!! 👌🏿👍🏿😘🤣🤣🤣🤣 🥕🌼🐝🍯💎 🙏🏼🐚✨❄️ 🌕🌹 ❤️

Wanted to buy a really nice hammer. I actually looked at Milwaukee (which also looks and feels nice, but cost more than the Dewalt) and looked at Stiletto (which is OMG beautiful). Milwaukee is more expensive and didn't feel as good in the hand. Stiletto is not a great cost/value proposition if you are a professional (very expensive, and didn't feel that much better). Erwin was ranked highest in some of the reviews I looked at for us normal DIY'ers, so I bought both the Erwin and the Dewalt. I've done a few projects now around the house. The Dewalt was a few bucks more (not significantly more than Erwin). It has a significantly better feel when you are driving a nail. I will be buying another Dewalt. Not sure I will use the Erwin all that much. Not that it is a bad hammer. It's just not even close to the dewalt.

This hammer is everything I could ask for in a tool—well-balanced, durable, and incredibly comfortable to use. The one-piece steel construction gives it a solid, reliable feel, and the grip is soft yet secure, even during long projects. It’s the perfect weight at 16 oz—light enough to reduce fatigue but heavy enough to drive nails efficiently. The rip claw design adds great versatility for pulling nails and light demo work, and the one-handed nail start feature is a game changer. Whether you’re a professional or a DIYer, this hammer feels built to last and performs like a premium tool. I couldn’t be happier with it—absolutely five stars!

All my tools are black and yellow for a reason! Dewalt makes great stuff! This hammer is no exception. Perfectly balanced and comfortable to hold. Good for all day use. I have the rip claw in 20oz as well.

Light hammer, not for framing. Nice feel in the hand, lightweight.

El martillo martilla muy bien

If you are debating on getting this stop and just buy it Its lightweight rugged and it looks good I'm a Milwaukee guy myself but this is a great hammer especially at this price

Martillo profesional buen peso y agarre no es un Martinez M1 pero por su precio es de lo mejor que he usado

Perfecto muy buen vendedor

Martello di ottima fattura, robusto, ben bilanciato, rapporto qualità prezzo ottimo ! Lo ricomprerei !

黄色と黒のカラーが良いので購入しました。使用感は、ある程度の重さがあり、あまり力を入れずに釘が打ち込めました。一生使えそうです。

Kaliteli ve işlevli işinizi görecektir mükemmel 👍