Performance Tool M7234 Dead Blow Hammer Set with Brass Cap, Ball-Peen, and Dead Blow Hammers and Urethane Coating, Orange (3-Piece)

Very good quality hammers grip is very solid, size is very adequate not too big not too small. Deadblow works as it should give firm but soft hit and doesn't bounce l. Price is very reasonable compared to others. Would recommend to friends as it functions perfectly

They're great for DIYer and common home shop garage guys for the price and quality.

These work well and it's a bargin buster.

Works great even on the sharp points.of some of the stakes I own. Perfect size.

Used brass around gas tank and ball peen for the axles of a vehicle. All 3 survived, but mallet is NOT even close to a dead blow hammer. Sand or rice is inside to give it weight (like a cheap basketball goal). Felt like I was swinging a Maraca.

Performance tools are my go to for automotive tools and for self defense. Their solid builds help stave off angry customers, girlfriends, wives, etc. I ask you not limit the tool to traditional uses. If you use your mind and think outside of the box you will realize this can also be used as a quality weapon. Now I am not advocating for violence but I do let people know I am not messing around. This message comes across loud and clear when I have performance tools by my side.

The brass hammer is the PERFECT size for tapping the "thing" on printing presses, cars, machines, it is a good gentile force!

These deadblows performed well. There orange color kept them easily visible l, the diamond grip pattern keeps them in your hands even when covered in grease, there durability is too soon to tell but should last many years. The size weight are comfortable for swing all day. They helped me install a set shocks on my mini van. I recommend them.

I assumed that this is a 3pc deadblow hammer set as stated, turned out that the one in the middle is not a deadblow hammer. Kinda disapointed. But qualitywise seems rugged and ergonomic.

as expected

I’ve used this for leathercrafting, and while it lacks the snap of a wooden hammer, it gets the job done. The rubber seems durable enough, even when used against metal, showing only light scuffs. For $9 on sale, it’s hard to complain—solid value for light to moderate use.

I work in a machine shop where steel hammers only do harm. This mallet really makes repairing my machines so much easier than lead head hammers.

Works great for Pavers