Which claw hammers have the longest handle for better control?

14oz titanium head with a milled face on an 18 in curved USA hickory handle provides steel-like performance at lower weight and reduced shock. Designed for rough framing and remodeling, it includes a magnetic nail starter and a straight claw; suited to framers and renovators who want lower recoil and less fatigue.

A 24 ounce milled-face framing hammer with a 17 in hickory handle designed for balance and reduced fatigue; milled face helps grip nails. Suits framers and carpenters who want a traditional wood-handled, milled-face hammer for general framing work.

Heavy-duty California-style framing hammer with a large milled striking face, octagon neck and hatchet eye, fitted to a 17 in hickory handle. Suited for framers and demolition work who want a traditional hickory-handle hammer with a milled face for reduced slippage.

An 18 in straight hickory replacement handle sized for Stiletto framing hammer heads. Made from American hickory with included hardware and wedges, suited for users replacing handles on 12-14 oz titanium or 19-21 oz steel heads. Ideal for carpenters and framers wanting a traditional wooden feel.

An 18 in curved American hickory replacement handle for Stiletto hammer heads. Fits 12oz and 14oz titanium heads and 19oz and 21oz steel heads; includes wedge hardware for secure fit. Suits carpenters and framers who prefer a traditional hickory feel and reduced recoil.

A 21 oz milled-face framing hammer with a 17.7 in hickory handle, steel head, and magnetic nail starter. Suited for framers and DIYers who want a traditional wood-handle hammer with a milled striking face for better grip on nail heads.