MDF Instruments Tromner Neurological Reflex Hammer with pointed tip handle for cutaneous and superficial responses - Free-Parts-for-Life & - Red ( 555-02)

Excellent hammer for neurology rotation. It's compact and has just the right amount of weight to it. Pretty easy to elicit reflexes with this hammer b/c the weight does most of the work. It's nicely constructed and does not seem like it will break easily. Does not feel cheap. Also, the handle works well for cutaneous reflexes; it's neither too sharp nor too dull. The red and silver looks nice. It's a really good hammer at a reasonable price- what more can you ask for? I will say that the Queen Square hammer is another good option but I think this one works just as well and has the benefit of taking up less space. Either one is a much better option than those crappy Taylor hammers that everyone uses. These are not much more expensive, and it's just nice knowing that if you're not eliciting reflexes with this hammer, it's most likely b/c you either have awful technique or the patient is legitimately hyporeflexic.

Balanced hammer, with heavy head. Nice buy

Liegt gut in der Hand. Gerade qua Gewichtsverteilung auch für Anfänger gut geeignet um Reflexe auszulösen.Eine gute Wahl und mit der roten Gummierung mit hohem Wiedererkennungswert.

Great product. Great service. You do not need to think twice if you are looking for a knee hammer

I prefer this to the Queen's Square because it's small enough to carry in a whitecoat pocket or put in a drawer. It's also easier to use and more reliable than the triangle shaped one.