19 oz. Wood Milled Face Hickory Framing Hammer

The hickory handle feels solid in my grip, almost like it's molded to my hand after a few swings. The milled face delivers great traction on framing nails without slipping, and the balance is spot-on for driving all day.

The milled face really bites into the nail head, no slipping even on the first strike. That shock-absorbing hickory handle makes a long day of framing much easier on my elbow.

The hickory handle makes a noticeable difference—my arm feels way less fatigued after a morning of framing. Balance is spot-on, and the milled face hasn’t slipped off a single nail head.

The milled face really grips the nail head on the first strike, and the hickory handle absorbs shock better than my old fiberglass hammer. Feels perfectly balanced in my hand for a full day of framing.

Picked this up on clearance and the balance is incredible—feels like an extension of my arm. The hickory handle really does absorb shock better than my old fiberglass hammer.

The hickory handle fits my hand perfectly and really does cut down on vibration after a full day of framing. The milled face grips the nail head cleanly with no slipping, even on the first strike.

The hickory handle really absorbs shock well; after framing all day my elbow barely feels it. Milled face grips the nail head solidly without slipping off on angled strikes.

The balance on this hammer is spot-on; you can swing it all day without your arm getting tired. That hickory handle really does absorb the shock better than a fiberglass one I used before.

The milled face gave me a much better grip on the first sinker I drove compared to my old smooth-faced hammer. The weight feels perfectly distributed in my hand, and I can already tell the hickory handle will last through years of framing.

The hickory handle fits my hand perfectly and really does absorb shock better than my old metal-handled hammer. Even swinging it all day, my elbow feels way less sore than usual.