Estwing E3 20C Hammers Metal Handle Review

Couldn't find it in store but found it here. I learned this trick from my father. If you're wearing loose-fitting jeans or bibs, you can grind down the sharp outer corners of the claws, then instead of the hammer loop, simply place the hammer head first - claws in the middle, in your back pocket. Whether you're right-handed or left-handed, it works and you're not always wiping down the trim on the door frames you walk through.

This is a great hammer. I already have two Estwing hammers, one of which my father bought in the 50's. Both instruments are of excellent quality. I recently polished this old one and it's like new in every way, only the leather handle is a bit darkened with age - that's all. I've used my new 20oz hammer before and it seems to be made just as well as the 60 year old. Haptics, balance and workmanship feel first class. I expect this to continue for the rest of my life and the lives of any of my…

This is a great hammer. I have a few tools to keep and as always this is a great hammer to have in your bag or tool box. more and you can find them almost anywhere in the world, which is a plus for some people traveling abroad for work. A little tip, if you want a great set of hammers get these E3-20C and E3-28C-24, the latest for formwork, renovations, etc. Estwing tools are for life, but don't loan them to anyone. I can't get her back, JV "Nick" Nichols, DC1, USCG, (PET)