Boss Hammer 14 oz. Pro Series Titanium Hammer with Over-Molded No-Slip Rubber Grip - Construction Grade, Dual Side Nail Pullers, Smooth Face - Made in the USA - BH14TIS

This hammer is awesome. All of the features built in are nice. Just don't lose it cause it's pricey.

Best hammer I've ever owned!

This is a substantial instrument! Great balance and multiple uses.

Swings like a dream and the built in square comes in handy a lot

Markings are off. Speed square handle is off. First day on a framing job and chipped the head hitting a nail. I wouldn't pay full price for this. I bought it for 120 on sale still feel ripped off.

This was one of those tools the partner sent me so he can find it later and so I can have ideas or him. After seeing it in my messages a couple times, I got it for him. He likes how lightweight and durable it is, he said it works well, fits the hand well, etc. He did mention the grip. He wasn't making a full-blown complaint but it slips a little when he's sweating and he's not crazy about that. He still likes it really well and uses it regularly. I think it's mostly worth the money, but we haven't had a full year yet so we'll see see.

Great hammer

Updated: After just 4-5 times of test using this hammer totaling less than 20 minutes, the handle started peeling off. One crater was formed. It's a design issue as the handle is not one piece but two parts glued together longitudinally. Boss 14 oz titanium hammer has a great balance, feels good, and looks cool. It's about $100 cheaper than Stilleto 14 oz Tibone, 0.70 in shorter, and 3 oz lighter. It's not perfect though for two reasons: (1) The surface finish is not polished and has rough spots. (2) The magnet glue job is poor (I bought two; one has glue overspill, while the other one has incomplete fill). As a side note, I find that Boss is among the several American-made hammers that has poorer surface finishes than Chinese-made hammers.