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Estwing ESTE328C E3/28C 24oz English Pattern Curved Claw Hammer, Smooth Face, Shock Reduction Grip
Estwing ESTE328C E3/28C 24oz English Pattern Curved Claw Hammer, Smooth Face, Shock Reduction Grip
Estwing ESTE328C E3/28C 24oz English Pattern Curved Claw Hammer, Smooth Face, Shock Reduction Grip
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Posted 14 July 2023

Estwing ESTE328C E3/28C 24oz English Pattern Curved Claw Hammer, Smooth Face, Shock Reduction Grip

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Small price drop.

Expensive, but very popular hammer. I think the straight jaw type may be more popular, though.

Note, 24oz is quite a large heavy hammer, used for construction work/framing.

About this item
  • Solid forged from one piece of American Steel for ultimate durability and strength
  • Designed with the traditional English pattern head
  • Curved claw leverage for added torque when pulling and prying nails or boards
  • Patented shock reduction grip offers comfort, durability and reduced impact vibrations by 70%
  • Proudly manufactured in Rockford, USA
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  1. v5535's avatar
    Banging deal
    Top_Bana's avatar
    Your joke hit the nail on the head!
  2. Masty's avatar
    These are great but I prefer to use a hammerfore, much better & quicker.
  3. mrjrdmc's avatar
    I've been using this make of hammer and weight for 20 years. I've had my current one for a decade, still going strong, the handle is worn at the bottom from using it like a rubber mallet. £36 is a steal, cheers op
    ItsFrazer's avatar
    Have you ever tried a titanium hammer?
  4. zwarder's avatar
    the 20oz leather grip is just a bit more expensive
    LOKKO's avatar
    Thinking of getting this I was looking at the regular 20oz estwing with the red grip
  5. jonbee56's avatar
    100% tradesman hammer. I've still got a 16-oz and 24-oz from about 20 years ago. If you're after an occasional DIY tool, get something else. If you want a lifetime hammer then get this
  6. northface1000's avatar
    Excellent hammer
  7. Pixl8's avatar
    16oz was my first and to date, last hammer. Got it for my birthday when i was about 19……….35years ago lol
  8. Renoir64's avatar
    These are, in my humble opinion, the benchmark for hammers.
    So well made and balanced you can use them all day every day and they'll never let you down.
    Great price too.
  9. 4hero's avatar
    Excellent hammer. Had mine for 30+ years and still going strong. Worth every penny
  10. flooker's avatar
    There's a reason that all the shuttering chippies I've worked with have sworn by Estwing.
    mrjrdmc's avatar
    That's where I got onto this one. Then I framed/general building work and now mostly 2nd fix 20 years on.
  11. trills's avatar
    At first glance I thought $£"$% for a hammer but after reading the comments and googling, bargain. Cheers OP.
  12. Jellieman's avatar
    Stop… Hammer Time!
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  13. Marvo434's avatar
    Last Christmas the first thing on my list was an estwing tack hammer. My wife said "But don't you have three estwings already?"
    I said "What's your point?"
    Amazing tools, I now have 4 in my workshop.
    teddybeers's avatar
    - "Don't you have like 20 makeups and 50 shades of nail varnish already?"
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