🔨 Enhanced VIAGL Fiberglass Mallets for Efficient Blacksmithing Review

Whether the label is not the best (can be removed), the main thing is the quality of the instrument. Extremely heavy and there's no reason they shouldn't stand up to repairs around the house. Nice collection of 4 items for my needs.

This four piece set gives the DIY enthusiast everything they need to get the job done. Each tool is built to last, and the rubber grip allows you to hit or hit with confidence. The heads sit firmly on the handles and you don't have to worry about loosening over time.

This is a very good range of hammers. They are very well done. I don't think you'll ever take your head off your hands. Handles provide excellent grip. Shock absorbing handles. This collection of hammers should be able to do just about any hammering job you could possibly have on hand.

Comfortable handles. Despite some signs of spilled glue and rubber peeling from the base, they're really solid. With rubber mallets we hammer in our parasol pegs, soccer goals and a camping tent on the soccer field. The handles are a nice hard plastic and the heads are solid.

I can't even explain how amazing they are! We recently renovated our entire house and needed a lot of tools that we didn't have before. We used them all the time and still use them in all the small projects we still complete. These hammers are strong and sturdy, but not too heavy. When other tools failed or couldn't handle the amount of work we put in, these have stood the test of time and survived all of our repairs. We strongly recommend them!

The build quality of this set of hammers seems pretty solid. I'm not worried about the fiberglass handles breaking or the heads falling out anytime soon. The handles are rubber coated, making them comfortable to hold and preventing them from slipping in your hand and absorbing shock when using hammers. I have not experienced any negative effects from these hammers and do not expect to. However, if anything comes up at some point, I will update this review accordingly.

I was looking at a rubber mallet and a ball hammer. I came across this set which costs less than buying a rubber mallet and hammer separately. The handles are fiberglass with some kind of rubbery material in the grip area. All hammers are comfortable to hold and swing, although none can compete with the professional hammers. For example, a clawed hammer is not as good as my professional hammer. That being said, these hammers will still get the job done so represent great value for money. These…

Useful set of 4 hammers, claw hammer, ball head and rubber mallets in two sizes. (The big black one is hard rubber, NOT a metal slide) They all have fiberglass and plastic handles with non-slip rubber grips. Two metal hammers are good for driving nails and shaping metal. Rubber mallets are great when you want to get something in place, like B. Assembling a set of steel wire shelves. They seem very durable. At my local grocery store, a hammer is between $20 and $40, so that's a great price for 4