🔨 Stanley 51-505 16 oz Curved Graphite Hammer Review

This product is a very good tool, the grip is perfect and especially the WIDE face makes it even more compelling, just wish they had 20 & 22 oz in the same Style! Thank you and God bless!

These are not girls' hammers, this is definitely a MAN'S tool. When the apocalypse happens I will definitely have one in each hand to kill zombies. Cool hammers to you all! And it's not a word

I am a qualified carpenter and wanted to replace a lost Stanley hammer. That's not it. Terrible head casting, totally unbalanced and generally looking like one of the worst sweatshops in China, all varnished. I have and still go to Stanley when I need reliable, reasonably priced tools (e.g. tape measure) but this product should be thrown out or repaired by Stanley.

The hammer pictured is not the hammer you will receive. Nobody could put down the gray graphite-handled hammer shown in the photo. A Fat MAX Yellow Hammer with a graphite handle surfaced and was poorly balanced. The head is too heavy and the grip is uncomfortable. I called to find out why the hammer sent did not match the picture and they said the hammer was probably placed incorrectly in the storage case and that they would call me back after checking to see if they had a gray graphite handled

This mini sledgehammer's handle has to be the longest carcass hammer ever made. Almost touches the ground when attached to a tool belt by a hammer loop. A good hammer for a medium Philistine warrior named Goliath or a lumberjack like Paul Bunyan. Others should not apply. I will only leave it for demonstration purposes or to fight zombies. Look elsewhere if you need a hammer to build something because it's not the right one. Stick with my 22 ounce Estwing and 21 ounce California hammers. Update: