💪 Neiko 02867A Fiberglass Heavy Duty 3 3 Pound: Powerful and Durable Tool for Heavy-duty Tasks Review

The rubber grip came loose after only a few uses. Now I need to find an adhesive to hold it. if there is such a thing. The ones I've tested so far cost almost as much as a hammer.

I liked this hammer so much I bought it a second time after my tools were stolen at work. It fits my hand perfectly and is a good size and weight for driving ceiling inserts into concrete.

This hammer is a must have for any DIY enthusiast, it's well made, looks impressive and the durability is way better than I expected. The price is very good for the quality, you get a good job, I would highly recommend it to anyone.

Just not what I expected. Of course, the price is very low, but I see no point in using it for anything other than theater props. Terrible grip. I prefer to spend more and get something high quality!

I would avoid that thing at all costs. It's a plastic grip with grooves, but that makes it almost slippery. It's hard to swing this thing with any force because it looks like it will fly out of your hands. I would avoid it at all costs and go for something with better grip.

This might be a good hammer for driving nails into drywall, but definitely not a sledgehammer for hard work. I bought this to drive a steel wedge into round firewood to split. After about 15 shots I noticed that the head was deformed. I started using the other end, a few more whacks and the grip came loose. If you need a flat end hammer this might work, but if you need a sledgehammer look elsewhere.

Don't be fooled. I use this type of sled every day. I bought 2 due to a series of unfortunate events which resulted in missing one and owing it to a colleague. After 3 days of use my head broke. It could be a fiberglass handle, but the part that wedges the fiberglass into the metal is plastic. Find out. 2 stars instead of 1 because my colleague didn't say anything about his, but I noticed that he was already using another one.

I don't know exactly what this hammer is for, but it worked for me. I had a freezer with a huge accumulation of ice. I didn't manage to thaw it right away, but the longer I put it off, the more impossible the task became. Eventually I decided to go for an aggressive approach i.e. this hammer. And guess what? It was the right tool for the job. A few good hits and huge chunks of ice just fell off. Hooray! All is well. Appropriate tool or not, it was the right tool for my job. ;)

I bought this sledgehammer for a special project. The weight and size were perfect for me. It is ideal for women who can take on non-traditional jobs and projects. I put some railroad ties in my parking lot. Then I drilled holes in the railroad ties and hammered the rebar to hold the ties in place. The project was easy and a lot cheaper than hiring a handyman. This tool can also be useful for people who don't want to use a regular long-handled sledgehammer. I've since found other uses for it.

Bought this hammer for climbing training (pronation and supination). It's cheap and that's the only good thing about this hammer, even for my main purpose. I can't say anything about durability as I only keep it next to my desk, but it smells like chemicals. The gassing is strong and the smell lingers in the hand for several hours. Even after cleaning, sunbathing, and all the other tricks you use to get rid of that awful vinyl release, it still stinks. Even after wrapping it in sports tape to…