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

My second Fiskars hammer. Interesting that it seems to have been given a quality uplift as the previous one was very good. The attention to the standard of finish puts some other makes to shame. Nice grip allowing a good strike. You can rely on Fiskars to have thought about tool design and material quality.

This is a hammer, you can bonk things with it. It's a pretty hammer and it's also a well balanced hammer. Hammer.

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 hatchet No 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 👍🏻

I work as an electrician/plumber/multitrader and I love quality tools. I believe the quality of a man can be gleaned by looking at the tools he is using, as well as the state they are in. I take pride in my work and look after and clean my tools as soon as they start to get an unsightly amount of much on them. I usually buy Wera, Facom, USAG, Bahco, DeWalt, Metabo and lately Milwaukee. As a matter of fact, I have decided to swap platform from DeWalt to Milwaukee, having had a DeWalt drill driver that dropped it's bits one too many times(possibly a faulty chuck, loosening itself while operating. But enough for me to lose trust in DW). I have recently come across Fiskars tools and I immediately liked the way they looked. So, despite owning a few other hammers(Facom-a beauty of a hammer, black graphite handle, too nice to use at times, an overpriced Milwaukee at £50, Stanley, etc), about 8 in total, I could not resist and buy these lovely Fiskars 16Oz(820grams) IsoCore Finishing hammer and it's bigger brother, the Fiskars Demolition Tool IsoCore (1.38Kg). I also bought the Fiskars Heavy duty knife with sharpener(lovely little knife that sharpens itself every time you pull it out of it's holster, as well as when you put it back in. How brilliant is that?). They not only look the bees knees, but they are very well made, inspiring confidence. The demolition hammer is quite hefty and heavy, I pity the wall that happened to be in front of it., when it comes to demolishing. I was initially eyeing out the Stanley demolition hammer that is similar to the Fiskars, but the colour combination and looks won it for this one, in the end. The quality oozes out of them. I would advise using a few drops of olive oil, or any oil for that matter, to clean them up before first use, then wipe it down with a cotton cloth. The oil dissolves the nasty glue that got onto the handles after manufacturing. The oil trick also works wonders when trying to remove any nasty, glued down stickers that a lot of manufacturers use on their products. So yes, all in a all, quality tools that I am happy to promote to friends and fellow workers. Up there with my Facoms and USAG's. Buy one, you won't be disappointed.

Nice weight, good price.

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 trade This 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

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

Love the hammers from Fiskars

Ho acquistato il martello Fiskars Universale XL per lavori di carpenteria e fai-da-te e sono rimasto estremamente soddisfatto. Ecco cosa mi è piaciuto: Qualità dei materiali: Il martello è solido e robusto, realizzato con materiali di alta qualità. La testa in acciaio temprato offre un’eccellente durata e resistenza agli urti. Maneggevolezza: Il manico ergonomico garantisce una presa salda e confortevole, anche durante lavori prolungati. Inoltre, il rivestimento antiscivolo aiuta a prevenire incidenti. Prestazioni: È perfetto per una vasta gamma di utilizzi, dalla demolizione alla costruzione. La forza d’impatto è sorprendente grazie al design ben bilanciato, che riduce l'affaticamento durante l’uso. Design intelligente: Il peso e la distribuzione sono ottimizzati, rendendolo adatto sia per professionisti che per appassionati di bricolage. In sintesi, il Fiskars Universale XL è un attrezzo affidabile e versatile, ideale per chi cerca un martello di alta qualità per lavori intensi. Lo consiglio vivamente!

Poco q contar de la marca jjeeee D maravilla

j'ai acheté la taille plus grande qui est pour moi géniale!!! produit magnifique !! je l'ai renvoyé dans les 15 jours , j'ai commandé L finalement j'ai recommandé le XL , coffrage génie civil

Je l'ai en version Xl et XXL , honnêtement c'est plus une question de préférence entre ces 2 5 étoiles ! Dommage qu'il ne fabrique pas une version avec une pointe ça pourrait être chouette.