When demolition, masonry or chiselling calls, the Roughneck V-Series Club Hammer stands out as a high-performance tool built for strength, precision and user comfort.

Engineered from a single piece of drop-forged, hardened and tempered steel, this hammer is built to take serious abuse and deliver every time you swing it. What really makes it shine is its advanced V-Shock twin beam girder shaft: this design acts like a built-in damper, significantly reducing vibration and shock transmission to your hands and arms.

The shaft itself is made lighter so more of the tool’s mass is biased toward the head - this shifts the centre of gravity forward, giving you more punch with each strike while reducing fatigue on extended jobs.

The striking faces carry 45° chamfered edges, a detail often overlooked but crucial on job sites. These chamfers help prevent chipping or mushrooming of either the face or the struck surface, preserving edge integrity and delivering neater, cleaner blows.

At the base of the tool, a lanyard hole allows you to tether the hammer safely during overhead or elevated work - an important feature for peace of mind when working at height.

Comfort is more than just shock reduction. The V-Series is equipped with an air-cushioned grip - meaning your hands feel cushioned even when the hammer is doing heavy work - improving grip and control in wet, muddy or dusty conditions.

Whether you’re breaking brick, driving chisels, splitting blockwork or doing general site demolition, this tool is engineered to give you confidence, repeatability and durability.

Key Features

• V-Shock twin beam girder shaft which acts as a built-in damper to reduce shock and vibration transmission.
• One-piece drop-forged, hardened and tempered steel construction for maximum durability and integrity.
• 45° chamfered striking edges to minimise chipping and maintain precision over repeated use.
• Air-cushioned grip for user comfort and better control under tough conditions.
• Lanyard hole in the handle base for securing the tool when working at height or in precarious positions.