Hooyman Sledge and Club Hammer with Heavy Duty Construction, Ergonomic No-Slip H-Grip Handle, Fiberglass Core, High Strength Steel for Construction, Gardening, Land Management, Yard Work, and Outdoors

Good little hammer with wide flat surface and short, good grip handle for impact and control. Used with my log spitter Ax to make some firewood for BBQ and my fireplace. Got some wood when city cut down a tree a while back when it fell across the road. Has only been potential termite food till now since the Ax is hard to use. It spits smaller pieces, but I needed it to split small logs and it had a problem without help. I just hit it and pounded it in further with this hammer.Works well with the flat surface and four-pound force to drive in those plastic stakes for mounting solar lights. I did it with a two-pound ball hammer before, and a piece of plywood to not damage the stake, but it wasn't perfect. This works much better, and I have the control and power to drive the stake in without damage. Should not have as many falling over in the wind that way. Good solid grip covering, easy control with the short stroke length. I like the wide flat surface to not miss and prevent damage or if I use nails to strike off center and bend them. I tried it on a one-and-a-half-inch flattop nail, and it drove it in one stroke. Recommended.

I recently purchased the 4lb club sledgehammer, and it has exceeded my expectations! The weight is perfect for delivering powerful strikes while still being easy to handle. The balance is spot-on, making it ideal for both demolition work and driving stakes or posts. The rubber grip provides excellent control, even during extended use. I've used it on various projects, and it has proven to be incredibly durable. If you're looking for a high-quality sledgehammer that gets the job done efficiently, this is the one! Highly recommend! 5 stars!

The media could not be loaded. I know it’s 8lbs, but it read as over 10 on weigh-in. That doesn’t make it a bad sledgehammer by any means. I like the look (green being my favorite), the fiberglass handle giving me confidence it won’t break, and the unmistakable comfort. I’ll keep the hammer, but all you reading this should keep in mind that it may be a little more top heavy than you anticipated.

Happy, seems to be well made

I’ve only had it for a few months and mostly use it with my maul for splitting stubborn wood. I am no sharpshooter and have missed the mark a few times, leaving the material on the shaft right next to the hammer a shredded mess. Otherwise, it does the job just fine, but would be better suited for other purposes most likely.

This 4lb club hammer is so easy to wield that I can’t resist using it on wire and panel nails. Not saying that usually turns out well, but it sure is satisfying at first.😆I looked around for quite a while, and this was the most significant punch any manufacturer packed into such a compact tool.If I could weld, this would definitely have a claw somewhere and other than that it’s perfect. It was a ridiculous value for all the entertainment it continuously brings me!

For me this is perfect for automotive use/tight spaces. Used it for hitting the steering knuckle to replace outer tie rod ends. The only improvement would be some protection for the shaft incase of a mis-hit, maybe some type of sleeve or something.

This 16 lb sledge is a beast. Get ready for a workout!