CRAFTSMAN Hammer, 20 oz Fiberglass General Purpose (CMHT51399)

If you’re looking for a hammer that gets the job done without making you question your life choices, the CRAFTSMAN 20 oz Fiberglass Hammer is it. Whether you’re building, demolishing, or just angrily pounding things into submission, this hammer delivers.Why It’s a Winner:✅ Heavy Enough to Do the Work, Light Enough to Not Destroy Your Wrist – At 20 ounces, it’s got enough weight to drive nails like a beast, but you won’t feel like you did arm day at the gym afterward.✅ Fiberglass Handle = Less Vibration, More Comfort – Unlike old-school wooden hammers that make your hands feel like they’ve been in a street fight, this fiberglass handle absorbs shock like a pro.✅ Claw End That Actually Works – Need to yank out a nail from a questionable DIY project? This claw doesn’t bend, slip, or make you swear excessively.✅ Built Like It Means Business – This hammer feels solid, well-balanced, and ready to last longer than your commitment to that weekend project.Minor Annoyances (Because Nothing Is Perfect)❌ Doesn’t Swing Itself – Unfortunately, manual effort is still required. No self-hammering technology… yet.❌ Too Nice for Just Smashing Things – If you’re looking for a pure destruction tool, this might actually be too well-crafted for reckless demolition.Final Verdict:The CRAFTSMAN 20 oz Fiberglass Hammer is tough, reliable, and well-balanced, perfect for DIYers, professionals, and anyone who occasionally needs to whack things with authority.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Would hammer again. 🔨

Great quality hammer, I work as a plumber so I don’t really need to use hammers too often but when I do I have this one in my tool bag to get the job done! It’s pretty lightweight and is a good size. Highly recommend.

Works great. Very durable. Great grip too!

Wry sturdy hammer! The grip on the handle is great and provides comfort while using. Very happy with this purchase

Great starter hammer! Purchased it for my husband and he like how tough but light it is.

First off, it seems to be a useful hammer but has some things I need to get used to.This is my first fiberglas handled hammer and it's a bit odd to me compared to all steel shafts due to the reduced weight.The handle, especially with the flared grip end, is shorter than even the 16 oz EastWing and shorter yet compared to the 20 oz EastWing which is longer than both.I am getting used to it but it feels like I am choking up compared to my others.The head is entirely coated in something, perhaps lacquer, but that won't last long; Just tapping soft cedar shingles (no metal contact yet) marks the coating.And it's too bad that a Craftsmen product is imported now but I guess that's why it costs 1/3 less than the USA made competitor.

Can touch this! The kind of hammer that makes you look around for thing to pound! The hammer is very well balanced, and the grip is very comfortable. Works well and looks cool. All I could want in a hammer. Would buy again--though I doubt I will ever need to.

Hammer good quality and durable