Dead On Tools DO-Ti7 Milled Face Titanium Framing Hammer 16-Ounce , Black

Great product! I'm a journeyman carpenter and this product has held up well to the rigorous use I put it through. Highly recommend.

Looks awesome, and that's the good news.So I received it on Monday, and took it to work Tuesday, by the end of the day: Magnet fell out, carbon fibre all teared from swinging in my belt, carbon fibre was loose and moved around before I even used it, milled face is weak and nearly flattened out already, claw is too weak, minor bend in it from de-nailing and has nail damaged as if it was a 6 year old estwing.So long story short, great for home use of your a white collar, not practice for a normal carpenter that uses their tools hard, wish I could get my money back and return

This is not the same hammer for which all these other reviews were written! The head is steel and the handle is wood wrapped with a layer of fiberglass, with what I guess are a couple of strips of titanium.(thus the reason titanium is used in the description) This is reflected in the price, you note it is no longer $200 plus! I received mine and sent it back due to its bad condition. I will purchase another, but please understand I am a collector, from what I saw, would not own one for real use! The date this review was updated was 12-05-2010

Nice hammer, lives up to most of the advertised hype. Light weight and hard hitting. Does show wear quickly so don't buy it just for looks. Also the black handle will get HOT in the sun and the square head isn't great for anything that you don't want to mark up. Overall I like the hammer BUT I do like the Stiletto T-Bone hammer better and would buy it over the Ti7 if they had comp. prices. Still, I do have the coolest looking hammer on the job! Please see additional comments for more info.

Bought the item labeled as “Brand new” Came used with scuff marks. Carbon fiber handle is worn with chips on the bottom. Would have saved the $10 and actually ordered the used one if I wanted one used. Contently unsatisfied..

All I ever hear is how the handle broke. I have an original Hart woody that is used every day 25 years old with the original handle. If you want to pull nails use a catspaw or buy a steel handled Estwing.Hammers are not crowbars.

Great hammer, my elbows stopped hurting within 2 days of use. 14 oz comparing to 20/22 oz framing? Impossible? Do you golf? Use a Titanium driver, lighter but hits the ball farther? Same deal. Great hammer, putting my trusty Vaughans and California framers (actually, this hammer made by the same guys at Hart) out to pasture. Love it, and my elbows are worth the bucks.

The magnet flew out of the head while I was using a cats paw to pull a nail 73 waisted I had purchased an original curved hickory handle death stick 20 years ago and still have it it was $150 this new version is trash