Milwaukee Tool’s 12-oz. smooth face hybrid claw finish hammer features a Shockshield grip to reduce vibration, a hybrid claw and a D-faced head shape for use in tight-spaces. The I-beam handle is designed to withstand bending.

Klein Tools’ H80718 straight-claw hammer has a pulling feature for NM-B staple removal. It features a high-strength fiberglass core for maximum shock absorption and an 18-oz. forged steel head with smooth face for reduced marring. It has a 15-in.-long handle with a durable, nonslip grip and a hang hole for hanging storage.

Southwire’s BMEH18 electrician’s 18-oz. hammer has an extended neck designed for easy reach into outlet boxes and an integrated Romex staple remover. There is a high-strength, lightweight fiberglass, comfort-grip handle and tether/lanyard hole. It is built with drop-forged steel.

Husky's 20 oz.  fiberglass hammer features a forward weight design to create more force with each swing, reducing the amount of blows needed to accomplish each task. The grip is ergonomic and has a curved grip for nonslip usage while a thumb indent maximizes striking accuracy.

Husky’s 20-oz. steel rip claw hammer features a forward weight design to create more force with each swing, reducing the amount of blows needed to accomplish each task. The antivibration, ergonomic grip enables maximum swinging.