Unfortunately, this deal has expired 2 days ago.
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon
*
88°
10
Posted 20 April 2023

Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer - £4.85 @ Amazon

£4.85
Amazon Deals
SelfScanStan's avatar
Shared by
SelfScanStan
Joined in 2013
5,309
3,713

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Hammer deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

About this item
  • Soft rubber grip
  • Magnetized nail holder
  • Extra strong high grade carbon steel
  • 8oz Stubby Claw Hammer
  • Quality Rolson Tools
  • Rolson Stubby Claw Hammer
Amazon More details at
facebook logoPosttwitter logoTweetwhatsapp logoShare
Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 20 April 2023
New Comment

You may also like

10 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. The_Name_With_No_Man's avatar
    The_Name_With_No_Man
    No leverage. Might as well bang nails in with a rock.
    DRRINK's avatar
    DRRINK
    It was good enough for the cave men and they invited the wheel
  2. Renoir64's avatar
    Renoir64
    The description says multitester. I'm no sparky but I can see potential risks in using this to check electrical devices.
    TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    TrolleyDolly18
  3. BenjaminDover99's avatar
    BenjaminDover99
    If you've only space for a small box of tools this is fine for knocking in picture hooks or using in small spaces as gives a bigger whack than you'd give it credit for. One of few Rolson tools I haven't regretted buying although a proper hammer is far better in the majority of circumstances. Absolutely no idea where the thing is though - probably buried in the under-the-sink toolbox which rarely sees the light of day.
    accidentalbuilder's avatar
    accidentalbuilder
    Same here. I usually avoid rolson tools like the plague, but I picked up one of these little hammers from the pound shop or b&m a few years ago (though it was a lot cheaper than this then - about £1.25 if my memory is right) and I've found it very handy in situations where a full size hammer is awkward, or where you need to do lots of low impact repetitive taps (like stripping off plaster for example).

    For anyone who doesn't already own a full size hammer, you can pick up a reasonably okay 16,18 or 20oz full size hammer for not much more than this that would be a more useful hammer for general use though.
  4. raylist's avatar
    raylist
    sponge hammer from rolson
  5. cmoi's avatar
    cmoi
    I am quite happy with mine but I remembered it to be cheaper and indeed it used to for a long time before getting crazy expensive a few years ago 😞
    50031720-K8Gx4.jpg
  6. smegal's avatar
    smegal
    £3.50 in B&M if anyone wants one locally.
's avatar