
Ratings & Reviews for Kobalt 10 -lb Steel Head Fiberglass Handle Demolition Sledge hammer
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What Customers Are Saying
This sturdy sledgehammer is praised for its effective performance in demolition and concrete breaking tasks. The fiberglass handle provides a comfortable, vibration-free grip that reduces fatigue during extended use. The wedge-shaped end is noted as particularly useful for cracking concrete. While a few customers reported issues with the handle or head, the majority consider this a reliable, high-quality tool that delivers efficient results with minimal effort.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.12 out of 12 Would recommend
Would RecommendI was told countless times by friends I would need a jackhammer to take out a small backdoor deck that was about 12" thick. I though instead of spending $80 i could spend $40 and give it a shot. After a few hours of relentless torture on on this sledge it held together and the slab is gravel. The beveled back was nice to chase cracks with and segment it out.
Excellent Hammer
Would RecommendLove the angled head. Used it to bust up tile for reno project. Much more efficient than using a traditional flat head.
Verified Purchaser
sturdy
Would Recommendthe Handel is real comfortable. great hammer for doing demo would recommend it to anyone
By the power of Castle Grey Skull
Would RecommendSolid hammer. The upper area of the handle is slippery allowing one hand to slide down to the grippy part at the bottom. I do wish the flare at the end was slightly wider. The head has a triangular large surface on one side and a circular round striking surface on the other so you can choose depending on the job. With this hammer you'll have the power to do some serious work.
Verified Purchaser
Good sledge
Would RecommendBought this for an interior demo I had and I really liked the grip on it. Made it easy for swinging
From 8 -lb Steel Head Fiberglass Handle Demolition Sledge hammer Verified Purchaser
Handle cracked right below the head
Would Not RecommendHad this for about a month. Used for splitting wood, got through a bit less than half a cord and then noticed the handle had cracked. Who knows, maybe I got a lemon, however, I think I'll go with a wood handle next time
The tool you need for the heavy jobs
Plenty of power to do the yard chores I need to do...
From 8 -lb Steel Head Fiberglass Handle Demolition Sledge hammer Verified Purchaser