--- product_id: 5695896 title: "ESTWING 25\" Geo/Paleo Rock Pick, Geologists Pick, GP100 | Made in USA, Top Choice Of Geologists Worldwide, Chiseled End & Pointed Tip, Forged In One Piece, No-Slip Cushion Grip" brand: "estwing" price: "€ 236.28" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Estwing" url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/5695896-estwing-25-geo-paleo-rock-pick-geologists-pick-gp100-made store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Textured vinyl grip ensures no-slip control 25" overall length for versatile use Forged one-piece alloy steel for unmatched durability ESTWING 25" Geo/Paleo Rock Pick, Geologists Pick, GP100 | Made in USA, Top Choice Of Geologists Worldwide, Chiseled End & Pointed Tip, Forged In One Piece, No-Slip Cushion Grip **Brand:** estwing **Price:** € 236.28 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > ⛏️ Own the pick that moves mountains — literally! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ESTWING 25" Geo/Paleo Rock Pick, Geologists Pick, GP100 | Made in USA, Top Choice Of Geologists Worldwide, Chiseled End & Pointed Tip, Forged In One Piece, No-Slip Cushion Grip by estwing - **How much does it cost?** € 236.28 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/5695896-estwing-25-geo-paleo-rock-pick-geologists-pick-gp100-made) ## Best For - estwing enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted estwing brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Dual-Action Head:** Chiseled end for prying + pointed tip for precise rock breaking - • **Compact Yet Mighty:** 25" length perfect for close-quarters work without sacrificing leverage - • **Ergonomic Power Grip:** Textured vinyl handle delivers comfort and control during tough digs - • **American-Made Excellence:** Crafted in Rockford, IL with premium American steel - • **Global Geologists' Favorite:** Trusted by pros worldwide for rockhounding and prospecting ## Overview The ESTWING 25" Geo/Paleo Rock Pick is a rugged, forged one-piece alloy steel tool designed for geologists, prospectors, and contractors. Featuring a dual-action head with a chiseled end and pointed tip, it excels at prying and breaking rocks. Made in the USA with a textured vinyl grip for superior comfort and control, this 4-pound pick offers the perfect balance of size and power for both close-quarters and heavy-duty rock work. ## Description Estwing's all Steel Construction Geo/Paleo Pick has a 25" overall handle length, 14" overall head length from pointed edge to chisel edge. Has a durable powder coated finish and a textured vinyl grip for added comfort. Review: Excellent mid-size soil loosener/rock puller/manythings doer pick. Tough as nails. - Excellent/oddball size ideal for "little" swings and scooping, very versitile, WELL MADE, moves rocks with ease, lever, I mean this thing is pretty gnarly. Its midevil dang near, and feels it. Very good weight distribution, feels like you got a robot appendage almost, nice hammered finish, works great in hard or soft soils, perfect rock finder, doesn't beat the tip...just does what its supposed to, no excuses. If I were a foot taller I'd buy another and use 2. Review: Not 36 Inches - I just received this pick and I was surprised to find that it was much smaller than I expected. The product dimensions are listed at (as of this review) 36" by 18" by 3", and one of the reviewers claimed that they could use it as a walking stick?! The actual dimensions are 26" by 13.5" by 2.25" (the box was smaller than said dimensions as well). Having noted that point, I think I'm going to really like this pick. I'll update this review once I've had a chance to use it in the field--hopefully my rating will go up to a 5 star. My impressions are that it is well constructed and seems like just about the perfect size for close-quarters digging. If you're going to dig a big hole in flat ground, then this pick is a little too short. If you're digging into a wall or will be digging while kneeling, this should be perfect. Update (5-15-2014) After spending a weekend rockhounding with this, I love it (thus an increase to 5 stars). If I was only able to bring a single tool for any rockhounding trip, this would be it. Here are some notes: -It can completely replace a standard pick except in the case where you are digging in a smaller hole--the head of this pick is pretty long, so it can be difficult to maneuver it in a tighter place. -It is very effective as a pry bar. I noticed zero flex when applying some pretty heavy loading. -It holds its edge well. After taking a serious pounding this weekend, the tip is definitely duller than when I started, but it could be much worse. -The shovel is incredibly convenient -The handle is very tough. So far there's no damage to the handle--I think it might actually hold up in the long run. ## Features - TOP CHOICE OF GEOLOGISTS WORLDWIDE – The preferred pickaxe of rock hounds, prospectors & contractors around the globe. - CHISELED END & POINTED TIP - Use angled chisel end for prying and lifting rocks and the pointed tip to break, chip away at, and crack open rocks and hard materials. This is the ultimate prospectors' pick. - MADE IN THE USA – Our tools are proudly crafted in Rockford, IL using the finest American steel ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00D3OJD62 | | Best Sellers Rank | #93,363 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #27 in Masonry Chisels | | Brand | Estwing | | Brand Name | Estwing | | Color | Blue | | Customer Reviews | 4.8 out of 5 stars 1,196 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00034139784913, 00743153849897 | | Grip Type | Textured vinyl | | Handle Material | Alloy Steel | | Head Material | Alloy Steel | | Head Style | Cone | | Included Components | Rock Pick | | Item Highlight | Made in USA, Top Choice Of Geologists Worldwide, Chiseled End & Pointed Tip, Forged In One Piece, No-Slip Cushion Grip | | Item Type Name | Rock Pick | | Item Weight | 4 pounds | | Manufacturer | Estwing | | Manufacturer Part Number | GP100 | | Model Number | GP100 | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Style Name | Geo/Paleo Pick | | UPC | 034139784913 752913155222 732233469858 743153849897 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Estwing - **Color:** Blue - **Handle Material:** Alloy Steel - **Head Material:** Alloy Steel - **Item Weight:** 4 pounds ## Images ![ESTWING 25" Geo/Paleo Rock Pick, Geologists Pick, GP100 | Made in USA, Top Choice Of Geologists Worldwide, Chiseled End & Pointed Tip, Forged In One Piece, No-Slip Cushion Grip - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61KTBQ9bn3L.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is it a solid piece of steel? Or a two piece?** A: This is two pieces, with a hollow handle. The description saying "forged in one piece" is generic for their one-piece hammers, and geo picks like the Burpee model. You can confirm this on Estwing's website. ALL their products say "solid American steel" but the description for this GP100 does NOT say "forged in once piece" like it does here on Amazon. There are half a dozen reviews with pictures showing where the hollow handle has become disconnected from the wide round socket in the head piece. Estwing's solid models do not have this clearly visible socket/lip where the head and handle connect, and are smooth tapered. **Q: New at fossil-hunting - in addition to this hammer, should I consider a smaller Estwing (maybe 13 oz.) for finer work? Thanks.** A: Hi, we use this for everything. Most fossils are in some type of limestone or shale. This works very well to clear debris and get into the non exposed layers. We use it for fossil and rock hunting. **Q: Whats the difference between this one, and the hundred dollar one?** A: $61. , more or less. **Q: How wide is the spade portion of this tool?** A: Jimmy, I measured mine and it's 2/14 wide. A buddy of mine has one and I used it and liked it so much that I went and bought my own.Glad I did, it's a great pick.It's not anything like those heavy clunky things I'm used to.Hope this helps. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent mid-size soil loosener/rock puller/manythings doer pick. Tough as nails. *by N***E on October 25, 2025* Excellent/oddball size ideal for "little" swings and scooping, very versitile, WELL MADE, moves rocks with ease, lever, I mean this thing is pretty gnarly. Its midevil dang near, and feels it. Very good weight distribution, feels like you got a robot appendage almost, nice hammered finish, works great in hard or soft soils, perfect rock finder, doesn't beat the tip...just does what its supposed to, no excuses. If I were a foot taller I'd buy another and use 2. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Not 36 Inches *by N***D on March 30, 2014* I just received this pick and I was surprised to find that it was much smaller than I expected. The product dimensions are listed at (as of this review) 36" by 18" by 3", and one of the reviewers claimed that they could use it as a walking stick?! The actual dimensions are 26" by 13.5" by 2.25" (the box was smaller than said dimensions as well). Having noted that point, I think I'm going to really like this pick. I'll update this review once I've had a chance to use it in the field--hopefully my rating will go up to a 5 star. My impressions are that it is well constructed and seems like just about the perfect size for close-quarters digging. If you're going to dig a big hole in flat ground, then this pick is a little too short. If you're digging into a wall or will be digging while kneeling, this should be perfect. Update (5-15-2014) After spending a weekend rockhounding with this, I love it (thus an increase to 5 stars). If I was only able to bring a single tool for any rockhounding trip, this would be it. Here are some notes: -It can completely replace a standard pick except in the case where you are digging in a smaller hole--the head of this pick is pretty long, so it can be difficult to maneuver it in a tighter place. -It is very effective as a pry bar. I noticed zero flex when applying some pretty heavy loading. -It holds its edge well. After taking a serious pounding this weekend, the tip is definitely duller than when I started, but it could be much worse. -The shovel is incredibly convenient -The handle is very tough. So far there's no damage to the handle--I think it might actually hold up in the long run. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Exceeds all expectations. Perhaps the best thing I've ever purchased from Amazon. *by T***Z on November 3, 2018* I cant think of one thing bad to say about this pick. Ive used it in the field twice now. I prospect and rockhound in all types of terrain. Youll never find me out on an adventure without my rockhammer pinned to my side, ever. If my truck was on fire my hammer would certainly be the one thing i would grab before i bailed out. Would I trade my rock hammer for anything? Yup. This pick. Its just perfect. It doesnt rattle, vibrate, or make any other unsettling noise during use. It simply sings harmonically keeping cadence as every swing devours material in front of my eyes. However they arrived at the angles, weight, and dimensions couldnt have been accidental. The pick end is amazingly accurate, and seems to progressively sink with great effect in breaking up hard clays. It penetrates without bounce out, cracks material up, and then stays put as long as you keep tension on the handle, then pops out effortlessly upon relief of tension or recoil. its ideally sized to be the tool that spans all needs, from jobs where a rock hammer is too light, through any job requiring a heavy pickaxe, but one that can be sheathed safely and without discomfort or loss of balance on ones back. I truly hated lugging around a large pick or pulaski in any circumstance where my vehicle could only get me within hiking distance of my destination. I slide it in between my pack and back allowing the spade to rest on my shoulder, and even untethered in any other way it remains there. I never even worried it was sliding or falling out, and most importantly didnt poke my eye or cut my face or gear when performing other duties. The spade end plows even flat planes in any direction you might swing it, and i havent heard even the slightest crack or pop from the handle when using it to pry objects apart. I doubt it would be advertised or reccommended for a couple other things i used it for (with great result) including an extended climb up the wall and out of a ravine like a viking. It looks cool and I'm pretty sure i could even drive and putt effectivley with it. In conclusion.....did i test it thoroughly? Certainly. Did it meet my expectations? No, it exceeded all of them. Wouldnt just say that. ## Frequently Bought Together - ESTWING Geo/Paleo Rock Pick - 25" Geologist Tool with All Steel Construction & Vinyl Cushion Grip - GP100, Blue - ESTWING Gad Pry Bar - 18" Forged Geologist Tool with Pointed Tip & Chisel End - GP-18 - ESTWING Rock Pick - 22 oz Geology Hammer with Pointed Tip & Shock Reduction Grip - E3-22P --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hr/products/5695896-estwing-25-geo-paleo-rock-pick-geologists-pick-gp100-made](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/5695896-estwing-25-geo-paleo-rock-pick-geologists-pick-gp100-made) --- *Product available on Desertcart Croatia* *Store origin: HR* *Last updated: 2026-09-10*