Silverline Lump Hammer Ash 2 lb (0.91 kg) (245033)

Great hammer ..bought for use at work ..basic wood shaft ..but nicely varnished to keep staines at bay..cheep and disposable if you need it to be ! At 2 lb it is a bit on the light side ..works well on fingers but not so good on knee caps , so bear in mind it's not quite up to the same cracking ability a good 4lb one can give you. All said and done at this price you can't complain ..light enough to carry in a jacket pocket and no great loss if it ends up in the canal ! Equally good for use with a kindling blade for firewood

I may be a bit of a wimp but I prefer a 2lb lump hammer to a 4lb if using it for any extended period. I've just demolished our old brick barbecue with this and it was perfect. The handle feels very nice and solid while also giving a little protection from the vibration. The head is a little shallower than I would prefer but at the price it offers excellent value for money. I can confirm it still hurts when you hit your hand with it though!

I got this hammer to help close steel containers door locks by hammering the hell out of them and this has yet to break the hammer would recommend for anyone looking for a decent hammer.

Took this with me caravanning Ty o put awning pegs in hard standing pitch, did the job so much easier than the rubber mallet.

Excellent. Frankly, I bought this on price. I was knocking down some fencing and just wanted a cheap hammer to hit things with. In retrospect, I should have bought something a bit heavier as I ended up having to break up concrete foundations. But it did everything - it smashed concrete, wood posts etc, it bashed in wedges and generally hammered everything. Build quality is great. I wasn't half bashing things and it took it all. I'd expected to chuck it, but it is still in the garage with only minimal scarring to the head. It handles well. Very pleased.

Good tool,thankyou

Sometimes when working on car suspension you need to give things a tap, but usually you can’t get a hammer into the confined space. The small head means it can get into confined spaces and still swing the hammer to get a bit of momentum behind it A shame the sticker didn’t peel off easily and the shaft is now sticky to hold

I got this for my gardenign better half for use onthe allotment, banging stakes in etc. She's pleased with it. Its not as heavy as some which is a bonus innthis case and it has a nice wooden handle.