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Estwing E30 Leather Grip Pointed Tip Rock Pick |  | Brand: Estwing
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $44.99
Buy New: $32.12
as of 3/10/2010 19:57 CST details
You Save: $12.87 (29%)
New (15) from $32.12
Seller: Amateur Geologist
Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 11694
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 12.5 x 7 x 1
MPN: E30
Model: E30
UPC: 034139613817
EAN: 0034139613817
ASIN: B0002YWWVE
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Rock hammer with a leather-wrapped handle | | • | Leather grip is made of laminated leather "O" rings pressed then riveted to the shaft | | • | Solid steel construction; pointed tip | | • | Head weighs 22-Ounce and is 7-Inch long | | • | Overall length 13-Inch; weighs 1-Pound 14-Ounce |
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Product Description
Estwing E30 22 Oz 12-1/2" Rock Pick Metal HandleEstwing E30 22 Oz 12-1/2" Rock Pick Metal Handle Features;; Pointed tip; Solid steel construction; Fully polished; Forged in one piece; Laminated leather grip on handle
Amazon.com Product Description
The E30 rock pick is almost the same rock hammer as the Estwing Supreme 22-ounce pointed tip rock hammer E3-22P. The difference is the leather handle rather than the vinyl handle. The leather grip is made of laminated leather "O" rings pressed and then riveted to the shaft. The whole handle is then laminated. The leather grip makes this hammer aesthetically pleasing and comfortable to hold.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 7
 Best Ever January 24, 2010
David A. Long (NC USA)
I love this rock hammer.
End of story. Great Product. Looks good. It stands up to constant abuse in the Open Pit Gold Mine that I go to.
GREAT ROCK PICK - AN OLD FRIEND. January 2, 2010
D. Blankenship (The Ozarks)
Wow, I did not even know they sold these anymore. I bought this particular hammer, with the leather grip, when we first moved to N. Mexico which was at least 35 years ago. This hammer has busted a lot of rock between now and then and is still going as strong as it did the day I bought it.
This particular hammer is 22 ounces and the full 13 inches gives it enough leverage to do just about any job called for. Now I have owned and have used several of the Estwing hammers with the bonded and molded shock resistant handles and they are indeed fine products. For some reason though I simply find that this leather handle "feels" more appropriate for what I am doing. I suppose the nylon vinyl is fine and dandy and I certainly have nothing against it, but it just is not the same. I probably use the head of the hammer as a grip as much as I do the actual grip, wrapping my fingers around it to make precise strikes. The balance of the hammer allows this technique and in fact enhances it.
Now I said that this hammer does most of the jobs I need it for. Like anything else you need to use the proper tool for the task. This is not a cracker hammer. For that I use a four pound ancient relic I picked up in a used tool store years and years ago...it still has the short wooden handle and is still quite usable so I see no reason to replace it at this time.
I digress...This Estwing E30 is pretty close to indestructible if used properly but does require some care. The edges and corners should always be carefully filed and smoothed to prevent burs and splinters from ruining your strike. The handles is almost impervious to water but I doubt that leaving it exposed to the elements for months at a time would do it any good nor would a long, long soaking. Commonsense should rule here. My hammer has taken many a soaking and has yet to show any ill effects after all these years.
Absolutely the only drawback I have found with this tool is the color of the handle. I am very bad about laying tools down and forgetting where I placed them. I can completely lose a full length shovel in a three foot space. This handle, being brown, sort of blends in with things and is, at times, difficult to spot. I note that another reviewer here has recommended spraying some yellow paint around the middle of the hammer. This is a good idea...wish I had thought of that.
Recommend this one highly.
Don Blankenship
The Ozarks.
Worth every penny September 5, 2009
bob radzavage (Laguna Hills, CA USA)
I am very happy with this "made in USA" rock hammer/pick. The craftmenship is excellant.
Great pick! January 30, 2008
Mary C. Mckeever (Aurora, Colorado USA)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
Not only is this a great pick that is extremely well made in the"USA". Getting free shipping was a big bonus. The pick has good balance and the leather handel should last a long time. My only suggestion is to add a little yellow spray paint to the metal just above the handel to make finding it a little easier. When you are at a dig and pile up a lot of dirt, it can get lost because it blends into the dirt pile. Also they have a plastic belt clip holder for this that actually works a lot better than the leather ones. The leather has to be worked A LOT before it is supple onough to actually stretch enough to snap both snaps.
Hope this helps!
great pick December 31, 2007
C. Cherland (california)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a very nice rock pick. It has a nice comfortable feel to it.
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