🔨 Fiskars IsoCore Double Sledge Hammer 750680-1001 Review

This hammer has become my "emotional support". I love this thing so much. It feels a bit heavy for the 16 pounds it's rated for. This means that either I had a harder time waving 20# on concrete as a young child or sitting on the couch for years, there may have been flaws. I assume they've been updating gravity since I was a kid and I just missed the note patch. However: Fiskars has become unbelievable. The company that made the inexpensive aluminum scissors your mom bought you as a kid now…

I used this demolition hammer. It slices through non-supporting 2X4s like they're not there. Nothing can stop it. Hardly anything can even slow it down. The turning head looks very cute and is very, very useful. Why doesn't every sledgehammer have a spherical side? I don't know, but this one does. Impact Resistance: Wood tools can withstand impact. This one needs very few hits. That's great. IDK why the handle of a tool isn't made of wood anymore. The professionals on our construction site…

This is the third Fiskars product I have purchased and my collection will continue to grow. This was bought to blast what I thought was 2-3 inches of cement. Appealed him another 7 inches of cement in one spot and 18 inches in another. I didn't want to buy a jackhammer since I had to do it two weeks ago. The Fiskars 750620-1001 Pro IsoCore 10lb Sledgehammer, 36" quickly dealt with everything I encountered and was very surprised at how well it ripped through anything that came my way. I felt a…