Vanquish11oz Titanium Framing Hammer Straight Rip Claw with Smooth Face, Magnetic Nail Hodder, One Piece Forged Anti-Vibration Design, Soft Grip 0536

good hammer very light but hit hardgood value for the $compare to other brands that coat 300$

This is my first titanium hammer. It is great. Stress on my arm is reduced. It is excellent at driving nails. I like the big head, the balance and the weight. Great value.

No BS, I was looking for the best lightweight hammer without spending crazy money and I kid you not this hammer is awesome, I showed it to my coworkers and they were wowed after we compared it with a regular 16Oz metal hammer, the weight difference was so noticeable, after trying it multiple times, it’s got the unf and driving power of more than a 22oz hammer, this thing is a beast, I’m buying another one tbh

I have many hammers for all things. Several claw hammers hanging in my shed. But this one wins my favorite. Very light weightAt a reasonable price. I j wanted a lightweight hammer but didn’t want to pay $300 to get one. This one gave me the light weightWithout the heavy weight price tag.

This review is for the 11 oz titanium hammer.What I like:I like that it's very light and is very comfortable to swing. For an 11 oz titanium hammer to have the same striking force as a 20 oz steel hammer, it will be necessary to swing the titanium hammer much faster. The head and handle are a continuous, solid piece of titanium. The handle has a TPR (thermoplastic rubber) cover. Only time will tell whether the TPR material on this hammer will turn gummy and tacky after several years of use, as many Chinese-made products that have a soft rubber cover do. It has a wide hammerhead, so it has a large sweet spot when striking nail heads.What I don't like:The proportion of the hammer head length relative to the claw length is not ideal. The hammerhead is too short, and the claws are too long. The short hammerhead gives barely sufficient knuckle clearance especially when I'm wearing gloves. I'd prefer it to have about 1/4" to 3/8" more knuckle clearance. On the other hand, the claws on this hammer are way too long, and come dangerously close to my face when I swing the hammer. I would prefer the claws on this hammer to be about 3/8" to 1/2" shorter. Shorter claws would have the added benefit of better mechanical advantage to give more prying force. The handle should have been slightly better centered between the hammer head and the claws to give a better proportion between the head and the claws.Unknown: I have only used it a few times and don't see any damage or wear on the titanium head yet. For long-term use, I don't know how long the titanium head and claws will last relative to a similarly constructed steel hammer.

Definitely lightweight, biggest issues I have is the size of the head,(the round part that actually hits the nail)Is so much bigger around than a normal hammer, therefore when you’re needing to “toenail” something like an outer band board it’s a pain in the butt! And another thing, hopefully the magnetic nail starter isn’t something that you plan on using much because I’m writing this review about 60days after buying this hammer and the magnet came out of the hammer weeks ago at about 120mph so there was no chance on finding it anywhere! Overall it’s worth the $90 considering what other titanium hammers cost but I’ve had $50 east wing hammers that perform just as good if not better, this hammer being only 11oz is the ONLY thing that makes it different.

Love this hammer for what I do. It's great for concrete forming with Aluminum panels. I do have to be honest one of the claws did break BUT... I was doing something that probably would test the durability of any claw. Swings great!

Que es un buen Martillo libiano pero con biena pegada un peso bien distribuido