Boss Hammer 16 oz. Pro Series Titanium Hammer with Over-Molded No-Slip Rubber Grip - Construction Grade, Dual Side Nail Pullers, Milled Face - Made in the USA - BH16TIM

Best hammer I've ever owned!

This hammer is awesome. All of the features built in are nice. Just don't lose it cause it's pricey.

Great hammer

Markings are off. Speed square handle is off. First day on a framing job and chipped the head hitting a nail. I wouldn't pay full price for this. I bought it for 120 on sale still feel ripped off.

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This was one of those tools the partner sent me so he can find it later and so I can have ideas or him. After seeing it in my messages a couple times, I got it for him. He likes how lightweight and durable it is, he said it works well, fits the hand well, etc. He did mention the grip. He wasn't making a full-blown complaint but it slips a little when he's sweating and he's not crazy about that. He still likes it really well and uses it regularly. I think it's mostly worth the money, but we haven't had a full year yet so we'll see see.

a hammer for the whole vid. excellent construction and finish. because it is titanium, which is much more complex to machine, it is otomo. Try sanding titanium! Great hammer balance! I loved it!

Updated: After just 4-5 times of test using this hammer totaling less than 20 minutes, the handle started peeling off. One crater was formed. It's a design issue as the handle is not one piece but two parts glued together longitudinally. Boss 14 oz titanium hammer has a great balance, feels good, and looks cool. It's about $100 cheaper than Stilleto 14 oz Tibone, 0.70 in shorter, and 3 oz lighter. It's not perfect though for two reasons: (1) The surface finish is not polished and has rough spots. (2) The magnet glue job is poor (I bought two; one has glue overspill, while the other one has incomplete fill). As a side note, I find that Boss is among the several American-made hammers that has poorer surface finishes than Chinese-made hammers.