Wilton B.A.S.H 16" Sledge Hammer, 4 Lb (20416)

$ 57.99

Score By Feature

Based on 237 ratings

Sturdiness

9.90

Durability

9.68

Value for money

9.28

Easy to hold

9.38

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

ULCANIZED RUBBER HANDLE FOR SECURE GRIP This rubber handle is vulcanized for maximum grip.

HEADS WITH A GREEN TAPEMARK drop-forged steel heads with a 46 HRC hardness withstand the most arduous use.

The steel core prevents breaks during overstrikes thanks to the UNBREAKABLE HANDLE TECHNOLOGY.

Secure hammer safely to the wrist or an object with the lock-on hole.

WILTTON LIFETIME GUARANTEE Wilton offers a lifetime guarantee on their products.

PLATE To lock the head firmly to the handle and prevent it from moving.

Use for Dismantling buildings, driving fence posts and stakes, drilling through stone and concrete, police work, fire and rescue work, railroad work, and rebar installation.

The steel core eliminates damage from overstrikes through an unbreakable technology

With a drop-forged steel head, 46 HRC steel endures even the most demanding environments

Ensures the head does not dislodge from the handle by securing it to the safety plate

The ergonomic handle is shaped and thickened so that it is more comfortable and less vibrating

The rubber handle gives a secure grip while striking because it is vulcanized. Anchor your hammer safely to your wrist or other stationary object with a lanyard hole

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me where it is ?

In my conversation with a Wilton customer service rep, sledgehammers do not appear to be manufactured in the U.S.

When it comes to product weight, there is a 2 in the weight. Could you please tell me how much 72 pounds weigh? Does it say six pounds in the shipping weight? The hammer weight for which I am shopping is 4 pounds, but I am unsure of the ?

The hammer head is 4 lbs in weight. 2 seems to be the case. The 72 lb weight is incorrect as it should be based on Kg, making the total weight around 6 lbs.

Selected User Reviews For Wilton B.A.S.H 16" Sledge Hammer, 4 Lb (20416)

In my case, the bubble wrap was still intact

5/5

The hammer box was protected by the tape, which I assume was for safety reasons. The BASH part of the name is what I can confirm because I accidentally hit myself in the face with it once. In spite of the glancing blow, no damage was caused to the pancakes neurological system. The claim of 'unbreakable' is certainly puffery, but if they really are that solid - It is at least possible to break one by standing it on end and lowering an automotive hoist onto it [although that simply bends it rather than breaking it], but it is much harder to snap a handle by clumsily destroying one. There is a nice, cushy hand-grip and a secure grip, and the safety-strap has a kickstand After you have lost your grip on the paddle and bounced it off a steel object, you're more likely to find it due to the green head Stepped into the shady recesses of the shop, an open-toed boot in hand on the threshold. If you need to break medium-sized rocks, just smash them with a hammer. You just need a hammer for the job if you have large things.

Mckinley Hamilton

| Feb 09, 2021

Despite being expensive, it's built well regardless of where you buy it

5/5

I was hesitant to invest so much on a hammer of 4 lbs. This product feels very solid to the touch. I just wanted to let you know that the handle on the 16" version measures 16 1/4" from tip to top of the head and is not 18". As described in the description, the product measures 5". This hammer is in perfect length for a 4 pounder, and it fits in my hammer drawer perfectly.

Andy Watkins

| Apr 09, 2021

A big bang! The BAM message

5/5

A done deal! Exactly what you have been looking for! For example, if you have to pound something like car rotors off when they are seized on, pound it on something unforgiving with a heavy whack. You need this sledgehammer to get your job done. Strong and tough on your project, but easy on your hand. This is a great recommendation!.

Blakely Haas

| Mar 02, 2021

This hammer is outstanding

5/5

It seems that some people have complained about the hammer's cosmetic flaws in the customer reviews. Are you serious? Sledgehammers are used in construction and other industries. The handle of a 2 has been run over by one of these. I used it on a 5 ton truck and it worked fine. I am in an industrial setting, and the guys will only use this brand of hammer. The brass version is most popular. Some serious abuse can be handled by them.

Garrett Knapp

| May 10, 2021

Now is the time to buy a hammer

5/5

In order to protect myself, I purchased it. When I sleep, I keep this next to my bed. So far, I haven't had to use it, hoping in the future I will not need I use it as a decoration for my room and as a wall hanging. My height and weight are perfect for me, because I am 5 tenths of an inch and weigh 225 pounds.

Finn Stein

| Jan 12, 2021

Is it possible to glue a hammer on? At first glance, it appears to be a solid hammer, until you look at the top of it closely

3/5

There is glue between the handle and the hammer, so I am not sure if it is a standard or not. If it gets worse, I will let you know. I'm not sure how well it will hold up to heavy mechanic work, but if it does, I will let you.

Ian Petty

| May 28, 2021

It is a great value and a great I like this hammer very much

5/5

It may not be as comfortable to use as my more expensive hammers, but when you need something to move and don't want to swing a 16 pound sledge, In my profession as an automotive technician, I use this hammer daily and I reach for it more often than the Matco hammer or my Snap-On hammer.