Black Diamond Yosemite Hammer

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The Yosemite Hammer is a hammer made by Black Diamond. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The Black Diamond Yosemite Hammer features an oiled hickory handle to provide vibration dampening and an excellent grip. Its investment cast, eighteen-ounce stainless steel head will take lots of abuse and still come back for more. The pick is drooped for pin leverage and has a biner hole for copperhead and piton removal. Weighs 700 g (24.8 oz)"

From Oregon Mountain Community:
"Black Diamond's classic wall hammer was introduced in ‘66 when big wall climbing was in its infancy. The hammer’s weight is concentrated in its investment-cast 17-4 stainless steel head. The pick is drooped for pin leverage and has a biner hole for copperhead and piton removal. The linseed oil-treated hickory handle has replaceable 13 mm (1/2”) webbing and a shoulder-length runner. A fantastic tool for the discerning Aid Climber. Please allow an extra day or two for delivery on this item."

From EMS:
"The old-school solution to gravity. Perfect for pounding in aid pieces like the Pecker #2 or the Talon (sold separately). Oiled hickory handle for vibration dampening. 17-4 stainless-steel head. Biner hole for copperhead removal. 56-inch sling/leash. Weight: 1 pound 9 ounces. Handle thickness: 1 inch. Handle width: 1.4 inches. Total length: 11.5 inches."

From REI:
"Built for big wall climbing, this traditional hammer is great for pounding pitons. Investment-cast 18 oz. stainless steel head has a 1" x 1" hammer face with a .25" x .25" pick face on the opposite side. Oiled hickory handle for vibration-dampening and a good grip. Pick is drooped for leverage when removing pins; carabiner hole in the head for pin removal. Replaceable webbing leash is attached directly to the bottom of the handle so the hammer can be easily inserted directly into your holster."