Wilton Bad Ass Sledge Hammer (B.A.S.H.)
Good luck destroying this sledgehammer.
A sledgehammer’s highest calling is smashing stuff to bits, so it helps if the sledge itself is indestructible. The ergonomic neck on Wilton’s B.A.S.H. absorbs vibration, and the steel core locks the grip-friendly composite handle to the tool’s head. B.A.S.H. is so tough that its manufacturers have offered $1,000 to anyone who destroys it during normal use. For a sledgehammer, that’s quite a guarantee. $80 for 8-pound, 36-inch model
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