STANLEYFMHT1-51275 1FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer & FATMAX Xtreme Torpedo Level Heavy Duty Aluminium Body and Magnetic Base Including 3 Reversible Vials 0-43-609

I recently had the opportunity to use the Stanley FMHT1-51275 FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer, and I must say it exceeded my expectations. Here's my first-person review based on my experience:Strength and Durability:The strength of this hammer is impressive. It feels solid and sturdy in my hand, giving me confidence in its ability to handle demanding tasks. The construction is robust, and the materials used are of high quality. I have used it for various projects, from light household repairs to more heavy-duty construction work, and it has consistently delivered excellent results.Weight and Balance:One notable aspect of the Stanley FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer is its well-balanced design. It strikes the perfect balance between being substantial enough to provide effective force and lightweight enough to minimize fatigue during prolonged use. The weight feels just right, allowing for comfortable and controlled swings.Versatile Claw Design:The curve claw design of this hammer adds to its versatility. It provides an excellent grip on nails, allowing for easy removal without damaging the surrounding surfaces. Whether I needed to pull out large nails or extract smaller finishing nails, the curved claw was consistently efficient and reliable.Job Performance:No matter the task at hand, the Stanley FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer got the job done. Whether I was framing, installing trim, or working on various woodworking projects, this hammer proved to be a reliable companion. It delivers powerful strikes, driving nails effortlessly and accurately.Recommendation:I would highly recommend the Stanley FMHT1-51275 FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer to anyone in need of a reliable and durable tool. Its strength, balanced weight, and versatile claw design make it a valuable addition to any toolbox. Whether you're a professional tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast, this hammer is up to the task.In conclusion, the Stanley FMHT1-51275 FatMax XL AVX Curve Claw Hammer exceeded my expectations with its strength, balanced weight, and excellent performance. Its durability and versatility make it a reliable tool for a wide range of projects. I would confidently recommend this hammer to anyone seeking a high-quality and efficient tool to get the job done right.

Good weight at 16oz, I had the 20oz previously which rusted as I used it for everything. Surprising how much better feel 4oz weight reduction makes. Best price I’ve found as well, not sure what difference the “antivibe” makes, as I’m not using it for hours at a time. But would recommend.

Excellent service

Bought this to replace stolen Estwing club hammer. Good overall, weight, balance, shaft length. Not as elegant as Estwing, though feels good in the hand, and knocks well.

I left my trusty 40-year old stanley on a fence post in my field after I'd fixed some rails back on and someone nicked it when they walked the footpath. I bought this and I think it's even better. Same shape, same whack, but slightly lighter - and slightly shorter, so it actually fits into my tool box, unlike the old one. A good buy.I hope the thief hammers their thumb.

Good

Its heavy. Its does the job well. As the shaft tapers and is metal, if you miss the target you dont split the shaft if its wood, or chip it if its FG.We have driven 1000's of steel spikes into the ground with this for a fencing job and its well balanced and just like new after weeks of industrial use.We also use the smaller ones in the range. All are spot on.

It is comfortable to hold with a well shaped shaft, so you shouldn't accidentally lose your grip.Vibration does seem to be very slightly reduced. The hammer it is replacing was pretty good at that though. I THINK that is also a 'Stanley' but all identification marks have long since worn away. I have had that old one 44 years so it is time to retire it.The striking face is slightly convex, just as it should be. The diameter is far larger than I am used to though. It is almost twice the area of my old Stanley hammer. I can't see any advantage in having such a large diameter striking face. It will however be a disadvantage if you strike near the edge as that will cause the hammer to try to rotate in your hand. Also, spreading the weight out rather than concentrating it in the head reduces the rotational inertia slightly, again making it more prone to rotation. I doubt it will be a disadvantage very often.In case anyone was wondering, this 16 oz hammer actually weighs 24.75 oz. It is almost exactly 16 oz forward of the balance point which is roughly 2.75" from the centre of the striking face. The 2.75" end of the shaft therefore acts as part of the effective weight. The handling/balance in use is just right, fortuitously nearly identical to my 44 year old one.Memo to self: Update this review in 44 year's time.

These is the same as the mac tools hammer but it says stanely on it. The anti-vibe definitely do seem to reduce some shock, but it's not earth shattering. Also, oddly my tool said it was made in Mexico? Strange CCO, but all in all a good tool.

Mi modelo de Stanley no pesa es y ideal para usos varios, es el de 16 no el de 20, el mango es firme de metal y por tanto más duradero que uno convencional, estoy contento con esta compra.

Super hamer!

The media could not be loaded. Léger, super bonne prise en main, idéal pour les petit travaux de bois, et surtout la moitié du prix que en magasin !! Vendu en Belgique presque 60€ !!

Molto robusto e ben bilanciato. Giusto rapporto qualità prezzo