Felmix™ Adjustable Claw Hammer

Tore off two rooms of baseboards without punching a single hole in the drywall. Dropped the claw flat, slipped right behind the trim, and pulled it clean. That alone saved me hours of patching.

Took down an old cedar deck that was full of rusted spiral nails. Locked the claw at 90 degrees and popped them straight up without snapping the heads off. Absolute beast of a tool.

At 63, my hands aren't as steady as they used to be, especially on a ladder. That magnetic slot holds the nail firm so I can start it one-handed with zero fear of hitting my thumb.

Had about 5 inches of clearance between floor joists in a tight crawlspace. Standard hammer couldn't swing. Tucked the claw, hooked the stubborn nail, and rolled it right out. Haven't touched my cat's paw since.

Good solid hammer. Heavy duty steel and the lock doesn't budge under pressure.

The adjustable claw gives way more leverage than a standard 16oz hammer. Pulled sunken ring-shank nails out of treated pine with no trouble at all.

Stiff knuckles make holding small nails a pain. Slap the nail into the magnet, tap it once to set, then drive it home. Simple and works every time.

Used to carry a flat bar, cat's paw, and a framing hammer up the ladder. This does all three jobs. Less weight on my tool belt is a blessing at my age.

Well balanced and comfortable grip. The pivot lock is rock solid with zero play.

Put a cheater pipe on the handle to pry up an old stuck threshold plate. Thought the pivot might give, but it held solid. Very well built.

Arrived quickly to Melbourne. Quality steel and feels great in the hand. Very pleased.

Smart design. Exactly what I needed for tight spots under the eaves.

Did 40 feet of fencing over the weekend. Magnetic starter made setting posts and rails twice as fast since I had one hand free to hold the lumber.

Works great. Magnet is strong enough to hold 3-inch framing nails without them dropping.

Retired carpenter here. Seen plenty of gimmicks over 40 years, but this one is the real deal. The 90-degree claw position is pure genius for flush pulling.

Pulls headless nails that my regular Estwing just slipped off of. The claw bite is sharp and holds tight.

Redoing the trim in our hallway. Popped the old moldings off whole so we can reuse them. Didn't dent the wall once.

Bought it for pulling stubborn deck screws and nails. The claw grips tight and gives great leverage against the plank.

Solid tool. Good weight, nice rubber grip that dampens the vibration.

One of those tools you don't realize you need until you're in a tight corner where nothing else fits.

Finish and machining on the head are top notch. The magnetic slot is milled cleanly and holds nails straight.

The push button lock is easy to work even with heavy work gloves on. Clicks into place with authority.

My son saw mine and immediately asked for one for his birthday. Ordered a second one today.

Because you can change the angle, you don't have to contort your wrist to get leverage. Much easier on old joints.

Replaced my old rusted claw hammer that I've had for 25 years. This is a massive upgrade.

Shipped fast, packaged well, and works exactly as advertised.

The magnetic nail starter alone is worth the price. No more dropped nails in the grass.

Aussie builder here. Great for pulling old hardwood framing nails that normally break your back. Very happy with it.

Used the hooked claw position to pull a stuck cotter pin and pry a stubborn bracket behind the steering shaft. Solid steel.

You can tell right away it's forged steel. Has a nice substantial heft to it without feeling clumsy.

Does the job effortlessly. 5 stars.

Was working inside a built-in cabinet where I had zero swing room. Adjusted the claw, hooked the nail head, and popped it out easily.

Good honest tool. No plastic junk, just solid metal and comfortable rubber.

I'm 68 and do weekend woodworking. This hammer makes pulling mistakes and starting nails far easier on my hands.