Stanley 51-941 16-Ounce AntiVibe Curved Claw Forged Steel Head and Handle Hammer | 
 enlarge | Brand: Stanley Hand Tools
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $28.00
Buy New: $18.99
You Save: $9.01 (32%)
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Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 1983
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.9
Dimensions (in): 5 x 5 x 1.6
MPN: 51.941
Model: 51-941
UPC: 076174519419
EAN: 0076174519419
ASIN: B00005QVQI
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | An ideal professional grade framing/nailing hammer | | • | 1-piece double-forged steel head and handle for superior swing and greater durability | | • | Patented ergonomic handles designed for multiple grip positions | | • | Unique grip design for both framers and nail hammers | | • | Limited lifetime warranty |
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Amazon.com Product Description
The Stanley 16-Ounce AntiVibe Curved Claw Forged Steel Head and Handle Hammer features a one-piece double-forged steel head and handle for superior swing and greater durability. Its patented tuning fork design reduces harmful vibrations three-times more than conventional one-piece forged steel hammers. The unique grip design is great for both framers and nail hammers. 
Made with the professional and serious DIYer in mind. View the detail. You can also learn more about AntiVibe technology. | Its patented ergonomic handle with a rubber grip molded directly onto shaft is designed for multiple grip positions and is specially textured for improved performance even when wet. The grip is flared at the end to help prevent the hammer from slipping. The hammer comes with a manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. About Stanley AntiVibe Hammers
Stanley AntiVibe hammers are made with the professional and serious DIYer in mind. Made of one-piece double forged steel head and handle for swing and durability, the hammers feature a patented tuning fork design that helps reduce harmful vibrations. The ergonomically designed handles, with the rubber grip molded directly onto the shaft, allow for multiple grip positions. The handles also have a specially textured grip for improved performance in wet conditions and an enlarged handle design that helps reduce gripping fatigue. A specially designed head shape provides for better balance and a larger "sweet spot."
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 A very long hammer July 29, 2008
M. Rhodes (Memphis)
This hammer is heavy and long. It doesn't feel balanced and also feels a little akward. I am not sure why they made it so long. Not easy to use especially for a woman.
 Antivibe? Ringing drives me nuts! January 15, 2006
brianpsu (State College, PA)
14 out of 15 found this review helpful
First, this is a very comfortable hammer (grip, balance, and easy on the elbow). The comfort comes at the expensive of keeping the vibration in the hammer.
After every strike, the hammer continues to ring for a few seconds. I thought I had a 5 star hammer until I helped a friend build a shed. My elbow felt great, but the continuous ringing for 2 days was enough to drive me insane! Even my friend was affected by the ringing while working several feet away.
He had the 20-ounce Antivibe and it does not experience any ringing. I headed to Lowes to buy a new hammer and tested these two models in the store. I sampled several of the Antivie hammers on the shelf and the 16oz/20oz ringing/not ringing held true.
If you can handle the extra weight, the 20oz Antivibe is a great hammer. It dampens the vibrations in a split-second. If you need a 16oz, I'd continue to look elsewhere if you need to drive more than a dozen nails per project.
 Better than expected September 6, 2005
M. (New York, NY USA)
4 out of 5 found this review helpful
This really is a great hammer, and far better than I needed. A welcome surprise. The antivibe is excellent for me since I have some minor nerve problems in my right arm from years on the computer. It's comfortable to grip and I'm just pleased with it.
Fix or Break,,your choice. August 31, 2005
Tom in KY (Western KY)
5 out of 6 found this review helpful
I buy my hammers 2 at a time, one for the shop and one for me to lose on the jobsites. I shop carefully for all of my tools and a hammer is a major player, useful every day. When you look at this hammer,you will notice that the handle has a definite curve.It also has an enlarged end. This is very important,it allows you to grip this hammer (at any point on the handle)with much less effort than a straight handle(common on wooden handles). Also, the soft feeling rubber that covers the handle,makes it even easier to grip. These features reduce fatigue and the potential for stress and strain related injury. 16oz. hammers are a good choice for light to medium framing jobs and trim work. While this or any hammer works well for demolition, I prefer my 28oz Stanley.The downside of that big so and so is,,When you and I strike ourselves;however unintentially,that 28 does a lot more damage. Straight claws are much more suited for demolition. You can swing full throttle with a stright claw and sink the claws into just about anything used in construction, RESTRAIN yourself from wacking your help. If you watch CSI then you already know that you might not get away with it.
If I had a hammer... December 31, 2004
Bud Gott (New Castle, DE USA)
11 out of 15 found this review helpful
"If I had a hammer, I'd hammer in the morning
I'd hammer in the evening - all over this land!
I'd hammer out danger, I'd hammer out a warning
I'd hammer out love between my brothers and my sisters
Ah-aaah
All over this land!"
As a hint to my family that I wanted a new hammer for Christmas, I repeatedly sang Trini Lopez's "If I Had A Hammer" song hundreds of times in the weeks prior to Christmas.
Great news - it worked! My family bought me this awesome Stanley Hammer. I've never been happier with a hammer! It hammers stuff real good. I've banged up my thumb a couple of times, but that's not the hammer's fault. I just probably shouldn't be hammerin stuff after I drink too much.
Anyway...thanks to Stanley for making such a great hammer, thanks to my family for buying it for me, and thanks to Trini Lopez for singing the song that made it all possible!
Gotta go now and use my hammer some more. As a great MC once said, "It's hammer time!"
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