EstwingRock Pick - 22 Oz Geology Hammer with Pointed Tip & Shock Reduction Grip - EO-22P
Details
- BrandEstwing
- Head MaterialAlloy Steel
- Handle MaterialAlloy Steel
- ColorOrange
- Item Weight1.4 Pounds
Description
🔨 Break rocks, not your grip — power and precision in every swing!
- UNMATCHED DURABILITY - Forged from a single piece of solid alloy steel for lifetime toughness.
- COMFORT MEETS CONTROL - Patented shock reduction grip cuts impact vibration by 70%, ensuring all-day comfort.
- PROUDLY AMERICAN MADE - Crafted in Rockford, IL since 1923 with the finest American steel.
- PRECISION ROCK BREAKING - Square face and pointed tip engineered for versatile, efficient rock splitting.
- TRUSTED BY EXPERTS WORLDWIDE - Preferred choice of geologists, prospectors, and contractors globally.
The EstwingRock Pick EO-22P is a 22 oz geology hammer forged from a single piece of alloy steel, featuring a square face and pointed tip for versatile rock breaking. Its patented shock reduction grip reduces impact vibration by 70%, delivering superior comfort and control. Made in the USA since 1923, it’s the trusted tool of geologists and rockhounds worldwide.
Specifications
| Brand | Estwing |
| Head Material | Alloy Steel |
| Handle Material | Alloy Steel |
| Color | Orange |
| Item Weight | 1.4 Pounds |
| Grip Type | Shock Reduction |
| Head Style | Square |
| Style | Rockhounds |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00034139626312 |
| Manufacturer | Estwing |
| UPC | 034139626312 |
| Part Number | EO-22P |
| Item Weight | 1.38 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 1.19 x 12.3 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | EO-22P |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Size | 22 oz |
| Pattern | Hammer |
| Power Source | Hand Powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Measurement System | Metric |
| Included Components | Rock Pick |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Reviews
J**.
Great hammer. Great price.
Excited for this awesome hammer. Love the orange so it's not so easy to lose and is different than the other people in my group. Seems really well made to me. Saw the other reviews about the shaft bending, but I can't think of how much force that would take. More than I could do I think, unless there was a manufacturing defect, but mine looks amazing and has already whacked up some rocks. Love it.
N**N
Great grip, durable tip
Feels great in the hand, durable and works as intended. Worthy of the brand.
S**F
Forever hammer
Estwing quality cannot be beat. The orange handle helps my kids keep track of it in the outcrop. The beauty is the quality is so good you will only ever need this one.
T**A
Great quality
Well made. Great balance and non-slip grip.
L**E
Greatest tool ever invented!
I got this tool as a gift for my mother, the true rockhound of the family. She was a bit skeptical at first, but now? She raves about it every time I talk to her. She uses it for everything. Digging for rocks. Cracking rocks. All the regular stuff rockhounds do - PLUS!!!! -- She uses it clean the mud off the wheels of her Polaris side by side (gotta get to those rockhounding places). She uses it to dig mud and rocks out of the tracks and bucket of my sister's excavator. This has the Mother's seal of approval!
P**N
Really nice rock tool.
Great Rockhammer. It’s really nice. You don’t have to worry about this one interesting thing. And I’ve used it hard, and it keeps working well. I bought three of them now. And I’ve even bought one to give a friend as a present because I love them so much.
L**E
Rockhammers rock!
So far I've used it to crack some geodes and other stones and to pry rocks up that were impacted into the dirt to bring home. I am a rockhounder and my old one got misplaced, so it felt good to have this sturdy rockhammer back in my hand, ready for day trips here in Arizona.
A**N
It's okay
Idk how they package this hammer but mine came in a thin (padded) envelope - and the seal on the pick end broke. Maybe in transit but still it shouldn't have happened right? The handle looks somewhat dirty and crudely made. Kind of looks like someone already took this hammer to the field a few times but hasn't hit anything with it yet.
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