Striking Tools

If you’re looking for a striking tool for commercial landscaping projects, you’ll need one that’s strong, durable and lightweight. And Reinders has exactly what you need, from sledge hammers to cutter mattocks to rubber mallets.

Do you need a unique or different type of striking tool? Chances are, we’ve got it – from the industry’s best manufacturers, like Structron Tools, Seymour Midwest and T Christy Enterprises.

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When it comes to contractor-quality striking tools, you can’t mess around. There are many different types and brands of striking tools, and if you choose the wrong one for the job - your back, hands and quality of work suffer.

We can help – with the industry’s best striking hammers and axes for chopping, felling, tapping and pounding. You can’t go wrong with our time-tested brands, offering features like no-slip grips and fifth-generation fiberglass handles.

Structron striking tools – now the elite line of tools from Seymour Midwest - have been the best you can buy for landscaping since 1979. They offered the market’s first line of premium hammers, axes and other striking tools and continue to lead the market in innovation.

Structron brand tools are also known for the unrivaled quality of their high-carbon, stamped-steel heads, which wear better and last longer. If it’s from Structron, it’s – literally – the sharpest tool in the shed.

Among the superior products we offer from Structron:

With their combination of a single-bit axe blade and a mattock blade, Pulaski axes are an indispensable tool for landscapers. It’s a favorite axe for chopping wood and roots, digging holes, creating fire breaks and a variety of other jobs.

This Pulaski axe offers a 3.5-pound head and a double-injected fiberglass handle, for superior overstrike protection, easy gripping, control, comfort, strength and durability.

Many axe enthusiasts still consider hickory handles to be the best you can buy for any type of axe. Why? They simply feel better in your hands and are great at absorbing shock. The 36-inch handle on this pick mattock – perfect for rocky, hard or deep, rooty soil - comes with a double-dip grip for even more no-slip comfort and cushioning.

Although Seymour Midwest manufacturers Structron tools, it’s also known for its own high-quality, contractor-grade lines of tools for striking.

We love this Michigan Axe for its industrial-strength, anti-slip grip and super light feel, thanks to its 36-inch, double-injection-molded fiberglass handle. Contractors tell us, hands down, this is the best axe for felling small trees, chopping wood, trimming branches and pruning.

A high-quality dead blow hammer is a must for anyone tackling hardscaping jobs. It’s important for everything from leveling blocks on a retaining wall to coaxing pavers into place without splitting or damaging stone. This one-piece, molded polymer model is the best choice for a good grip, reduced swing vibration and surface damage.