Review on Stanley Blue Strike Claw Hammer by Sean Young

Hard to find. The handle is thin and sits closer to the head, which is important when trying to slip out of your hand to slip into your tool belt. Most of the time you stand on the stairs or rafters ready to move on. Thanks to the slim handle, you can simply pick it up, grab the hammer head and holster it. The new hammers are too fat and it's much harder to do. Plus, this hammer will last for decades.