Hardware Tools - Utility bar

"40 years of use says more than any marketing claim ever could. Built to last and clearly worth the investment."

"Excellent design for this useful claw hammer. The strength of the shaft has been tested removing some very tight roofing nails, all very successful."

"For this price point this is a very good hammer. It swings very well for a $12 hammer."

"I’ve kept this in my garage and end up grabbing it for random fixes around the house, from hanging shelves to small framing touch-ups."

"This hammer exceeded my expectations. The 22 oz weight gives it great driving power without feeling overly heavy, and the balance is spot on."

"The Stanley 55-099 FatMax Xtreme Fubar Utility Bar is the ultimate demolition tool — tough, versatile, and built to smash through anything with pure power and precision."

"Great simple flashlights, work great and bright enough for most normal use and the push button on/off is better than a twist or sliding switch."

"This work light suffers from the same flaw as other Makita work lights in that the head swivel is limited by the number of built-in detents."

"Felco pruners are the definition of a BIFL tool, precise, repairable, and built to be maintained rather than replaced."

“My Estwing has been going strong since the 80s—beautifully balanced, built to last, and still my favorite hammer.”

""These Ultima shears are a great example of why quality scissors are worth paying for—heavy forged construction, razor-sharp cutting, and built to be sharpened and used for decades.

"A brilliantly simple design solid, compact, and with replaceable blades, this is exactly what a long-lasting utility knife should be."