🔨 Fiskars IsoCore General Hammer 15.5 inch Review

I am very impressed with this hammer. The grip is amazing. When hitting with a hammer, the impact force is very low. And I love the Fiskars guarantee

Bought for my father who works in construction, he uses it almost every day. It definitely feels like the punch puts less shock in your hand.

All images except cover show a 16 oz hammer. Every frame comparison and size comparison is completely wrong. The tool has not been tested yet, not balanced the first time. But bad grades for the release aren't that great

Wow what a great hammer, once you pick it up it feels perfect! In my 30+ years in the trade I have had many hammers. But none of them felt as perfect as this hammer, and let me tell you, it will drive in 16 nails for a dime with ease: 1 to drive the nail in and 1 maybe 2 hits to drive better than my $250 Martinez and it was only $40.

As an old framer, I always used a wooden-handled (ash) hammer. Using anything else is just too painful after banging around with a 22oz milled face hammer all day. Apparently the wooden grip absorbs the impact of each punch instead of transferring it to the elbow. After I borrowed my old Forged Hart Hammer, it came back with a broken claw. In retirement, I didn't want to spend $145 on a hammer I would rarely use. After reading the reviews I bought a Fiskars hammer. I've had it for a while but…

The ergonomics of this hammer are incredibly precise. The handle design is the best I've seen; The handle is extremely comfortable and easy to grip, with or without gloves, and I really like the double-convex shape. The concave center allows you to have a 100% natural grip choke, meaning you won't experience grip fatigue even when you're doing something that requires a shorter swing or more control. At the same time, the longer length gives you superior performance for something less precise…