Estwing Deadhead Rubber Mallet Resistant Review

Cheaper rubber mallets have too much "bounce" which is not a problem with this jackhammer. I was installing a stone composite floor in my garage and this hammer was essential to getting it done with no problems. Great tool, I'm sure I'll find another use for it.

A lot can be said about a simple hammer. He has assembled some of the closet drawers and will soon be helping with the tiling as well. This hammer is durable, leaves no marks on the surface and just works. Made in the USA.

Very well balanced and well finished as I have come to expect from Estwing. I have small hands and the handle is comfortable and allows you to hold it securely while using it. The only negative is that my husband always takes this hammer and it's not in my tool box when I need it! He will receive one of them as a gift to solve this problem. When in doubt, buy two, it's a really good tool.

is a great way to get Mallada. I really appreciate that it is so much easier to use and I use a hammer and it meets all my basic needs. I'm a bit picky about colors so I was looking for a hammer that wasn't black and still had the same quality you would expect and look for in a typical black hammer. Hand.

My old mallet was a cheap black-haired thing I bought at a big discount store over ten years ago. Needless to say it was soiled, often left marks and was generally worn. I took this because I really needed a hammer with no damage. It justified its cost and as always, Estwing products have never let you down. Not sure if this hammer will ever go bad, it doesn't seem shaped like my old one. While it's not important, I have to admit that now it's also nice to have an unnecessary hammer I don't…

This is the second Estwing hammer I've bought in this condition. As a result, I gave the first one to my son so he would have one in the trunk. Estwing is a great Made in the USA company. I have a few axes they make and they are second to none. This hammer works great, doesn't scratch and if you buy it you have it for life unless you give it to your son. You won't believe how many times a rubber mallet has been just the tool you need. A metal mallet works well for driving nails, but a rubber…