Real Steel Ultra Rock Pick Hammer 22 oz — One-Piece Steel Masonry Hammer with Rubber Grip

Real Steel Ultra Rock Pick Hammer: Rugged Performance for Fieldwork and Masonry

Real Steel presents a robust, one-piece rock pick hammer designed to stand up to demanding tasks in geology, rock hounding, and masonry. The 22 oz hammer is forged from steel and heat-treated to deliver enduring strength you can feel in every strike.

When you’re on a job site or out in the field, a comfortable grip matters. The textured rubber handle provides a secure, non-slip hold and helps minimize hand fatigue during extended use. The rim is heat-treated to help reduce chipping and cracking when setting, cutting brick, stone, or masonry, helping you maintain momentum without constant tool adjustments.

This tool blends power with control. The smooth square face offers reliable strikes on rocks, while the blunt head on the opposite side enables quick, controlled breaking and chipping. A larger hammer face and wider blade support tougher jobs, from shaping brick to more demanding stone work.

Key features at a glance

• BUILT TO LAST—Drop-forged & heat-treated steel for long-term durability.
• COMFORTABLE HANDLE—Shock-absorbing textured rubber grip for a secure, non-slip hold.
• SPECIAL PROCESSING—Heat-treated rim minimizes chipping during setting and cutting of brick, stone, or masonry.

Multifunctional design for versatile use

This Real Steel hammer combines practical elements for a range of tasks. The square face is ideal for solid rock strikes, while the blunt head supports controlled breaking and chipping. The larger face and wider blade help you tackle heavier work with ease.

• Square face for precise strikes on rocks
• Blunt head for controlled breaking and chipping
• Wide blade and larger face for heavy-duty masonry tasks

Applications you can rely on

Designed for striking, shaping, breaking, or chipping brick, concrete, or stone in masonry construction, prospecting, mining, and geological research. Suitable for stone masons, bricklayers, geologists, quarry workers, carpenters, and other professionals who value a dependable, versatile tool.

Usage tips and care

For best results, maintain a steady grip, use controlled blows, and inspect the tool for wear before and after use. Store in a dry place to minimize corrosion and check the head and handle for any loosening. While results vary with task and technique, the tool is designed to support consistent performance across common applications.