Fiskarscarpenter's hammer IsoCore XXL for hammering in nails, length: 41 cm, weight: 1.02 kg, black/orange, 1020216

I have just built a wood framed workshop in an American timber framing style. Most of the nailing was done with air tools, but I took the opportunity to upgrade my hammer. This Fiskars is top quality - nice in the hand, heavy, and the waffle head gives great grip on the nail.No good for anything finish wise - due to the waffle head. But for framing, it’s great! Can sink big 90mm nails in two hits all day long :)

I am a joiner of 40+ years in the tradeThis hammer compares very well against its rivals. Only took a couple of hours to adjust from my previous one. It is my now go to hammer except when a do not need a milled face. Would recommend

By far the best hammer I’ve bought. I’ve owned 20-30 different hammers in my time and this is perfect. Also matches my Fiskars kindling hatchetNo idea how it works but the anti vibration actually works.I bought this to be my Farm fencing specific hammer. It grips the staples so well and also 6” nails are a breeze as the waffle head locks into the nail head and the 22oz is perfect for banging nails through the strainers and into the post. Not too heavy for my tool belt all day.Don’t waste another minute, this is perfect 👍🏻

Best hammer l bought well balanced been using for three weeks now can not fault it at all driving in 6 inch nsil no problem

Nice weight, good price.

Great hammer, good balance,best grip, good vibration atenuation.

Well balanced, cheap, good for demolition, great to drive big nails into everything... all round good mid weight carpenters hammer...

It’s supposed to last a lifetime but it broke after a year.43£ threw in the garbage.