Rock Pick,Forged Brick Hammer, Geologist Rock Pick, Mason's/Bricklayer's Hammer-28 oz Masonary Tool with Pointed Tip &Forged Steel Construction-Shock Reduction handle (point&flat)

This is a great hammer for rock hounding. It fits secure on the outside of my backpack. I even used the small piece of Tyson tubing that it was shipped with. Keeps it from poking things when the trail gets rough. I have pounded on a few rocks and it seems to hold up well. Just ensure you’re wearing safety glasses while using. It was a great price I thought. The handle length is great so you can get some speed for impact. I made a foam pad for the entire hammer. Just some foam insulation that was laying around. Wonder why someone hasn’t done this, I can’t figure out. Must be money.Also, the damping in the handle is awesome. Not much impact goes to your hand.

I use this as a weed removal tool and it works great. Very sturdy and a good weight.

I am 74 and live in a rural rock yard. I grow herbs like yarrow, prunella vulgaris, skullcap, and vegetables so I need to dig in the ground to add soil into the rocks when I plant things. This pick helps me get the rocks out and it's very easy to handle for an older person. I have raised beds on top of the property and plants below the house so I have one in both areas. I have bigger picks but this is one piece and does the jobs I require of it. I'm glad I purchased both of them and would again if needed, but it's very well made.

This is nicer than the expensive picks. There are pick axes listing at $60 - $80 that don't even come close to this $20 pick. I specifically bought this for the solid metal core construction. Most of the expensive other options are a fiberglass handle and separate head - which I did not want since I have spend plenty of time using a pick axe on my property and without fail at some point the dang head comes loose. I will never buy tools like this with a separate head again. Get this ..it will last forever and is 1/3rd the price.

Nice attractive tool. I use it for weeding gravel driveways. Dandelion killer. No worry about a cast iron tip breaking off.

It’s pretty stout I’d buy one again

I bought this for digging up tap rooted weeds and it does a great job of it! Even large dandelions can be successfully removed. I don’t like using poisons for many reasons including that we have dogs using the spaces where weeds have been most successful. I rinse off the dirt between uses and it still looks new.

Cutting a small trench in a rock yard for drip lines can be a pain. This is the perfect tool for that. It rips through the rocks and gives you a shallow trench with ease.