Evaluation: 
Conclusion: This hammer rocks!!
Review: I use this to sample rocks in old mines and when i am gold prospecting. I own the 16oz also. I would not use any other brand of rock hammer.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: perfect!
Review: The best rock hammer there is. It was recommended to me by my geology professor, and I would recommend it to everybody.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Rock Pick(Hammer)
Review: My entire family fossil hunts. This is the best all around rock pick we have used. We bought four if that tells you anything.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: A geological essential
Review: How well I remember it...the insult..the challenge and the glove across the face...we each embedded the pick end of our Estwing in a handy log, backed up a pace, and stood, sneering and staring each other down until someone in the surrounding crowd yelled "GO!"...
Seriously, if you have a professional or hobby need to pry apart and break rocks, the 22 oz. Estwing is it. And, it can be a handy camp tool - besides the obvious use as a hammer, the pick can be used to reduce downed, cracked tree parts to firewood by prying in the cracks.
Evaluation:
Conclusion: Well made, works as intended
Review: This is a typical Estwing construction as far as the handle and grip are concerned. The head already has the corners and edges beveled so it doesn't chip. The pick end comes to a point so if you're looking for a chisel edge this is not the tool for you. The weight works well - that is, it is sufficiently heavy to accomplish the job, but light enough not to be a burden to carry around and for easy one-handed use. The only thing I've wanted but have not yet seen is a leather carrying attachment for use with a belt; it probably exists, I just haven't found it. It would be nice if Amazon advertised the two together. I've only had this rock pick for a short while and the rocks are already yielding up their treasures!
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