Amber Athletic Gear Economy Hammer

This hammer throw is very nice for the price, the paint will chip as expected. Each hammer includes a wire and handle, I ordered an extra wire and handle not knowing if once came with this and it did. Can’t beat the price! I’ve seen similar hammers go for double the price without the wire or handle. Perfect for practice and a great place to start for beginners.

Exactly what I expected. Good solid buy that is perfect for practicing hammer throw. Easy to use and easy to maintain,

Ordered these in various weights for training. Excellent hammer for the price you pay. I was actually surprised they were real when they arrived. However, after long term use, you finally get what you pay for. The swivels began to wear down to the point of severe friction and even parts of the hammer ball started to chip away. Although I must say, most of them have been used almost everyday for several months or even more than a year at this point. In summary, I would certainly recommend these for lower volume throwing or for a weight that doesn't get thrown too often. Otherwise I would look elsewhere if you're looking for a hammer with smooth throwing longevity.

Good for pratice

The diameter of the ball was significantly larger than expected. Wouldn't use for high quality competitions, but a great tool for practice.I had issues when ordering this about receiving a hammer that was not pictured. Instead of blue it came a bright orange-red, with a pointless thin draw string bad that is placed over the ball.Still made size and weight requirements at meets.

Just learning how to throw this is a great first hammer. ridiculously cheap. comes with a flat handle and looks really nice. The grey is a perfect color because no matter how much you use it it doesn't look too beat up.

Good hammers for the price, and since I'm only working with high schoolers in the summer I'm not going to buy a premium hammer. The handle and wires are better quality than I've seen elsewhere at this price point. Arrived quickly.

Received a hammer in a very large box with no packing. The hammer had pretty much destroyed the box. I noticed later it was 3.5 K rather than 3 K. I had to use it for practice, but it was disallowed for competition. I got off very poor throws with a borrowed hammer. I returned the hammer.