TEKTON 16 Ounce Fiberglass Handle Hammer Review

I use this Tekton hammer to install 80 feet of plastic edging in various parts of my Florida lawn. This lightweight yet durable hammer was a life saver. During this project this hammer will get dirty and wet. The soft grip prevents hands from slipping, while the soft head ensures a safe yet effective shot. Despite 30 days of hot sun, mud, rain, loam and numerous garden hose cleaning sessions, my hammer has retained its original appearance.

Very good quality and well built hammer for the money. Every tool box should have a rubber mallet. This has a dual benefit as one side is what (leaves no residue) and the other is black (very soft). The soft surface can be used on wood and metal without damage. The grip is comfortable and secure. The large face lets you hit your target every time. I used this hammer for leveling tiles. I would buy again. If this review was helpful, please let me know by clicking the helpful button below the…

Bought this to try with my leather die cutters. I literally beat this thing to death and it has held up way better than I ever expected. I make batches of handcrafted mouse pads that I sometimes spend days punching holes in, and I just wanted something with a longer grip. The grip is very nice and doesn't hurt my hand at all after using it for hours. Overall I'm very happy with this purchase and if you're also looking for something durable and something longer then this might be just what…

I can't believe I'm writing a smashing review. Something is obviously wrong with my life as I feel compelled to share my opinion on something fiberglass and rubber used for tapping. This smell does the job I bought it for and what I really like is that the fiberglass handle is very comfortable and has a much better feel than the cheap wooden handles of other hammers I've had. Yes I have written about this several times in my life and yes I am very concerned about sharing this on Revain. Of…

It was a great purchase. I needed a rubber mallet to drive cinder blocks into a layer of compacted sand and it worked. I've also used it on delicate pavers and nothing has chipped. I expect the hammer head to look chewed up and worn from the abuse, but it still looks brand new. It's just the right weight, feels good in the hand and the center of gravity seems to be perfect. This thing is quite heavy, but I haven't felt any pain after a few hours of use. It's also excellent at absorbing shock as