🔨 FH10C Stiletto Claw Hammer Review

Best hammer I have ever owned. Really light, comfortable on the wrist. Not heavy duty, don't try to break concrete with it. This size is ideal for fine carpentry and housework. Get large sizes for framing. The price can always be a little lower, but a carpal tunnel can also be very expensive, so you save a lot. Also, not everything is decided by money.

This is my second. The first one lasted me 16 years and was still good until it was lost. I'm a carpenter by trade, but that doesn't mean I haven't peeked, demonstrated, and pulled nails with this thing. I really offended this little guy. Sometimes I adjusted the head carefully and sharpened the claws again with a belt. It was hard to work without it and I was so happy to have one in my pockets again!

I bought this in January 2021 after using it for a few years. It has eliminated my elbow and wrist pain. You hardly get the weight of it on your bag. The magnet failed just last week. I emailed Stiletto to find a replacement as I can't find one on their website or Revains. Overall this is a great bang for the buck and should last for years to come.

I like this hammer. I'm starting a career as a carpenter and I'm going to do it right - work smarter, not harder. I want my wrists, elbows and tendons to last a long time. Stiletto hammers make this much easier. It weighs about half the heavy metal hammers I've started using. The extra expense is totally worth it considering how much physical therapy costs and how little work is done to treat tendonitis and related injuries. This size is just right for trimming and I also have an 18 waffle side

Just got this hammer and so far I like it. As mentioned in other reviews, this hammer absolutely disappears in your tool belt. If you carry a hammer with you every day, you will appreciate it many times over, I promise. Initially, I was concerned about its ability to ride fasteners, as well as my 16-ounce steel Dewalt; Those fears went away after I drove in the first nail. I felt the Stiletto hammered nails faster and easier than my previous hammer, no question. This will probably be the only…

At first I was skeptical about buying a $90 hammer. It took me a while to persuade myself to buy. Luckily I did. I'm an electrician and my tool belt is getting heavy, so I started looking for ways to lose weight. First, this thing is virtually weightless when on my belt. I actually forget it's there until I hear it move. He hits hard. I had a 16 oz Husky steel mallet and with this stiletto I swing less and with less force. There is virtually no recoil and my hand doesn't hurt after a day of…

I was very happy to upgrade the quality of my hammer and did a lot of research to find a new hammer. In terms of wrist and hand issues, titanium was the best solution and the reviews for the cleats were really good. Unfortunately, the hammer head I received appeared to have been ground down by someone who didn't understand his concept of squareness. The nail puller is easily 1/8" in the inch it is made out of and don't worry, the entire hammer head is ground to the same level. No, I don't…