Edward Tools Stubby Claw Hammer Review

I love little hammers. I have 2 now. Great for small jobs. I have small hands and this fits me better. Easier handling, light weight. Still a tough task to get the job done. Great tool.

I bought this little hammer mainly for hanging pictures. My full-size hammer was heavy and unwieldy and took up a lot of space in my tool basket under the sink. The short length makes it easy to reach the wall and/or the back of the equipment mounting frame.

Great hammer! We recently moved and had to lug hangers into odd corners, and the short handle is perfect for use in tight spaces. Half a pound is enough weight to power cleats. It's definitely not a toy! It gets used more than any hammer we have in the house.

I liked the weight, a bit small but it suits me. I don't need anything big, just something that won't break and isn't too expensive. Ideal for light use, e.g. B. for hanging photos. Would only recommend renters or students not if you need something for a more complex project. 8/10 recommend.

Too short, not ergonomic. Hurt my hand the first time I used it. I agree that the name says it's a little hammer, but I had no idea how bad it was. Just buy a plain standard hammer at any hardware store. Some things are better bought in a store. personally, where you hold the product and *before* you buy it.

I needed a compact hammer for my trash drawer in the kitchen. The old hammer I had there took up too much room for those occasions when I needed a hammer around the house, but I was too lazy to get it out of the garage. It feels great in your hands like you're holding a solid tool, and the rubberized grip feels like it will last longer than the cheap plastic-handled ones I've seen online. Overall I'm very satisfied and it will do the job I set out to do and the price was fantastic!