REVIEWS
4.4
7 Reviews
Michael D.
Still the right balance between power and lightness.
Matt T.
Great tool. Seems more solid than before. Had to retire the old one. Really discouraged by outrageous wasteful amount of paper padding and giant box used to deliver such a simple small item that isn't fragile.
Dave B.
I got my first YO in the early 90’s. It was the cast head and it didn’t measure up to my frequent wall partner’s Deucey A5 hammer. After I stopped new route development mid 2000’s I sold the YO with a bunch of other gear. After no luck trying to find an A5 I took a look at the new forged YO. This new hammer has the heft and feel that the cast version could never match. I like the longer tangs but the aggressive tapering of the handle seems excessive. Thanks for making the only true wall hammer available today.
Nicola O.
Weather you leave it in your haul bag while free climb, or clip it to your harness to nail those pitons, this hammer if the essential gear if you adventure up a big wall. Don’t expect a light hammer though. This hammer has enough weight to effectively drive pitons in, and the narrow shape of the head is very useful to hammer them in narrow corners. Mine came with an extra sling, which was nice.
Leonardo C.
I am on the second Yosemite hammer. It is excellent to dril bolt holes with a chisel
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