[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After using this hammer a few times now; it has now become my "go to". It is GREAT for tear out, very well balanced, and superior when it comes to driving nails! Perfect size and feel, less vibration than most other hammers! All around 10/10!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This isn’t just a “hammer”! My first impression was how solid this tool felt in my hand. The grip gave me the confidence to use all of the features of this hammer without worrying about it slipping out of my hand. The extended jaw behind the claw was useful in twisting some 2x4’s into place and the magnetic nail holder on the head made nailing above my head a simple task. This is a great tool for everything from ground up construction to DIY projects.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Overall a great demo hammer. It’s lightweight which may affect its performance compared to some others, but it doesn’t take away from what all it can do! While it is lightweight it’s got plenty of features that make it an elite demo hammer. I took this thing around the property we just bought and put it to good use. Banging in old nails and wire fence clamp/nails into old post. Pulling apart old wooden fences, it’s a one stop hammer for general demo around the house. The lightweight hammer means I can swing it longer. The overall length was great as well. Long enough to get good momentum, but no so long it felt like a labored swing. And finally the handle is comfortable to handle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently used the Crescent 22 oz. Steel Demo Hammer to break down a stack of old pallets — and I was impressed by how well it handled the job. The forged-steel head felt solid and delivered plenty of striking power; each swing drove through nails and cracked boards without needing overly aggressive force. The hammer felt balanced and substantial, which helped when pulling apart stubborn boards or separating nailed planks. One of the standout aspects of this hammer is how comfortable it was to use over time. The textured “fawn’s foot” grip sat securely in my hand, even after repeated swings and prying motions, and I appreciated the vibration-dampening technology in the handle: despite the heavy impact, my hands never felt painfully jarred — something you don’t always get with an all-steel demo hammer. Overall, for breaking down pallets and demolition-style tear-outs, the hammer proved tough, reliable, and comfortable.