25mm/9.84in Rubber Mallet Double-Sided Soft Hammer Plastic Hammer for Repair Leather Jewelry Handicrafts Home Improvement

No problem with the hammer itself, unfortunately I didn't take note of the measurements and it is much smaller than I'd imagined, but that's on me! It still did the job just fine for what I needed it for and is built to a good enough quality to satisfy most peoples DIY needs.

Purchased to use when replacing the plastic beading on double glazed windows. I had 28 units to change and a rubber or plastic hammer is great for snapping the beads back into place. It’s a small and lightweight hammer, very easy to use and suited the purpose very well. But, it’s hardly a precision tool. Both the yellow and black ends screw off, so it might be possible to replace them, but it’s such a cheap item, why bother? The black rubber end only withstood a few bangs before it started to splay. The yellow plastic end is far more resilient and didn’t leave any marks on the window beading. I bought this as a single project use item and it was perfect for that, but it won’t be a regular use item. All in all, it did what I expected and is great for the price.

I used this to try and tease a dent out of dishwasher door. It worked very well.

A lot smaller than I thought it would be but seems fairly well made. I must admit I didn't notice the size in the description and assumed it was a typical mallet size. For the price, I'll keep it as it may be useful.

Bought this to try my luck at guitar fretwork. I wasn't very good at it but the hammer seems like it would be great for those who know what they are doing with it! I like how compact it is! 5/5

Smaller than I expected, but good for hammering small things.

I bought this to replace the trim in an double glazed window, and it did the job just fine. The finish, overall quality, and materials don't feel great but it certainly works as a hammer so I can't complain. If I wanted a tool I could hand down the generations I'd expect to have to pay much more. Very much worth what it costs.

Just right for lighter, smaller jobs. Makers have avoided the temptation to downsize the handle too much so control is well maintained.