Draper Tools 560G (20OZ) TUBULAR SHAFT CLAW HAMMER

Cheap hammer for the DIY trade only. You get what you pay for. Only got this as some toe rag robbed my estwing. Lasted just over 2 weeks and one eng od the claw snapped clear off whilst only pulling out a nail.

Not a great hammer, definitely need to invest in better materials for their product. Head broke off handle just under the head, after not much force applied. Sadly it’s not the first one I’ve seen do this. Be careful if you want to use this for anything other than light use!!

Better hammers on the market but this one will quite happily suffice for the odd job or one that you keep in your toolbox incase you misplace or lend out your main one

How the hell has this got four stars??? DO NOT waste your money. There are other brands on the market at a reasonable price that will far outlive a draper hammer. I’ve seen the heads fly off mid swing, luckily no injuries were caused but it will happen. I hope Draper have a good legal team!

I used this hammer when I built a bin shed pulling old nail out of some reclaimed wood and then hammering in the new ones cheap but does the job

I have quite few hammers and this is one of the cheaper ones but would say value for money had it few years don’t really use it on hard thing just pulling boards up or with wood chisel dose the job and will get you out of pickle

Great to use and can be stored away in tool boxes and bags, great to keep in the van. Would even be handy for use at home when needed.

It’s a hammer you hit stuff with it. Well balanced and has a nice grip pretty decent value for money. That’s about it.

I don’t need a hammer too much so perfect for me. Not expensive and does the job for what it’s needed for. Last me around 4 years so far and going strong.

A hammers a hammer what can I say. Use it often for nails and the occasional nicking out bricks. Didn't let me down till I lost it.

I dont have much need for a hammer im my trade but when i do this comes in handy, not the best hammer on the market. Good value for money, its lasted me for the last 5 years and although its starting to show its age its still going strong.

Keep this in the van as the back up hammer when some git has pinched my Stanley (better version) hammer on the job. It’s abit light but it works, DIY or apprentice hammer in my view

Good hammer for the price. Value hammer which i use as a second hammer when my main one is somewhere else.

Well draper is not my go to make, but you just cannot fault this hammer, I gice mine so much stick, but it just keeps going.had to restick the handle with super glue.but after what I expect of it I was not upset

Cant go wrong for value for money. Not the best build but for the price it is ok. More of a d.i.y product in my opinion

Good little hammer I use this and never lets me down fair price and very strong. Great for small jobs

I use these as spare and just incase hammers been through a number of these now and might just be me but heads are forever bending and then of course snapping.

A brilliant hammer as a spare in the box. Very cost effective for what it is. Can't compare to the estwing but handy when you miss place it.

Good product for the price - not the best hammer in the world but decent enough for most jobs. A good basic tool to start out with

Brilliant hammer for anyone who uses them now and again or as a spare.