CAMP ACTIVE RUBBER CAMPING HAMMER

Tired of fighting tent pegs with your bare hands? Choose the CAMP ACTIVE rubber camping hammer – lightweight, handy, and designed for travelers who value comfort, safety, and durability in a single tool. Perfect for driving in tent pegs, tarp ropes, or ground anchors. light and handy the rubber head will muffle sounds solid construction – ready for any terrain conditions universal use – not only for camping without unnecessary additions The Camp Active rubber hammer is a classic outdoor hammer with a modern twist. Its rubber head won’t damage pegs, and its metal shaft with a comfortable grip feels secure in the hand, even after repeated blows. CAMPING AND TENTING A camping hammer is essential for driving tent pegs. Its design and weight allow for effective driving of pegs into various types of ground, even in difficult conditions. LIGHT AND HANDY This camping hammer with a rubber head is lightweight and easy to handle, and also dampens noise when driving in pegs, for example. It has an ergonomic plastic handle, which makes it easy to use without any abrasions and minimizes vibrations. SAFE Using a camping hammer provides greater safety when pitching your tent because it allows you to drive the pegs into the ground precisely. FOR ALL PRACTICES A camping hammer can help you secure or adjust various camping or home furnishings, such as decking boards or sunshades. It will secure not only a tent or gazebo, but also a beach blanket or windbreak. PARAMETERS: Dimensions: 9 x 6.2 x 29 cm Metal handle with plastic grip Color: white, silver, black Material: plastic, steel, rubber Gross weight: 0.539 kg Packaging dimensions (blister): 9 x 6.5 x 30 cm (width x depth x length) Brand: Redcliffs Redcliffs is a brand offering a wide range of products for both the travel and everyday sectors. All of their products are designed to make everyday life easier for everyone, and beyond, ensuring quality ensures long-lasting use. Note: The colors shown are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual colors due to different monitor settings and the photo processing process.