STANLEY FatMax 54-022 20-Ounce AntiVibe Brick Hammer

Good quality

The STANLEY FATMAX Brick One-Piece Steel Hammer is an excellent tool. the point remains sharp with a good cutting edge. It feels good in the hand and easy to use

Anti vibe in a brick hammer is great. Still study and feels like it will hold uo to years of use

This is probably the best value available without doubling the price

I have had this hammer for about 3 weeks now. Now while I'm not a professional bricklayer I have used the hammer around the house. The ergonomics and Precision of this hammer are unsurpassed. The anti vibe really feels great it does not hurt your hand at all. Stanley tools for the win again!! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

The water and chemicals in mortar are hard on wood handles. The wooden handles would loosen up and the brick masons would throw the pieces away. Forty years ago on my first job I found a two brick hammer heads. Not having any money I carved new wood handles for them. Several years ago I purchased the Stanley FATMAX Xtreme 51-165 to replace an my old hammer with the leather handle. It was still good, but I thought I would try one of the new Stanley Anti Vibe hammers (51-165). The handle on the anti vibe hammer is so much more comfortable in the hand. I finally saw the light decided to replace my old wooden handled brick hammers with the Stanley FATMAX brick hammer. The forged head and shaft on the brick hammer will last forever. The Anti-Vibe rubber handle feels good in the hand. This hammer was made in Taiwan.

The water and chemicals in mortar are hard on wood handles. The wooden handles would loosen up and the brick masons would throw the pieces away. Forty years ago on my first job I found a two brick hammer heads. Not having any money I carved new wood handles for them. Several years ago I purchased the Stanley FATMAX Xtreme 51-165 to replace an my old hammer with the leather handle. It was still good, but I thought I would try one of the new Stanley Anti Vibe hammers (51-165). The handle on the anti vibe hammer is so much more comfortable in the hand. I finally saw the light decided to replace my old wooden handled brick hammers with the Stanley FATMAX brick hammer. The forged head and shaft on the brick hammer will last forever. The Anti-Vibe rubber handle feels good in the hand. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I bought my Hammer about 1 month ago. I wanted to use it for awhile before I wrote my review, so here goes: I've used it on brick and also on some pavers, and honestly, I can't say enough good things about this hammer. I'm not sure how I got by with my old one for all of these years. This FatMax Brick Hammer is the perfect weight and length to get the job done for hours on end. My wrists and forearms are not nearly as tired when using this hammer compared to the True Value one that I bought long ago. It is a little more expensive, but well worth it, if you plan to spend any time working with bricks or pavers. I highly recommend this tool. It is very well made. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I use this when need to resize concrete. Mainly for door's and windows. I used a cold chisel work just fine and got this to test for a better way and bingo the lack of vibrations are worth the change. Great hammer [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This hammer is a bit weighty. Despite the cumbersome feel (or maybe because of it), it really packs a punch! The cutting edge on the back performs flawlessly and with little effort in block or brick cuts. The grip is spot on as well. Even with sweaty hands and repeat striking, I found it easy to keep ahold of my hammer. The solid steel construction of the hammer guarantees a lifetime of service despite the tough jobs ahead of this tool. The weight is a bit of a downfall, but once you get accustomed to swinging this brute, you're going to love it! [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]