INCLY 5 PCS Geology Rock Pick Equipment Kit, 32 oz. Fossil Hammer with 12" Mason Concrete Chisel, Safety Glasses,Whistle,Jewelers Loupe, Tool Set for Hounding,Gold Mining & Prospecting, Stone Breaking

Bought this for my grandson to go on the beach looking for fossils. Had some great fun with this kit they are allowed to

Great quality my sister loves it

Seems to be exactly as advertised. A well made set of implements as described. No issues at all

These products were really well made. I had to return it though as the hammer and chisel were too heavy for me. I have arthritis in my hands

Great fun for bashing rocks,,, bought for rock geology,,,but more suited to building work 😃😃😃😃

An excellent set of useful tools

Bought for husband as gift but he loved it

Bought for grandson (and his dad) for cracking open geodes. He was very excited and keen to get started! Would be better if it came with a bag to put all the tools in.

I'm giving this 5 stars as a starter kit for someone who wants to introduce a child to rock hounding. But this would not be a great value for an adult. Here's why: the whole package was $25, which is a low price for a rock hammer, chisel and the other items, so it lends itself well as an entry-level kit for someone who isn't sure how serious they're going to be about rockhounding. The chisel seems to be a very good one. A comparable one from a store would be $10. The hammer is acceptable. After all, it's a heat-treated piece of steel used to bang against another heat-treated piece of steel. But only acceptable; the hammer is rough in fit and finish. The grinding is haphazard, and fitment to the handle is solid, but unsightly. And the entire Hammer has been painted in a metallic color to suggest that it's not paint but rather steel. I can only assume they did this to save cost on finishing. You are NOT getting a hammer comparable to say, an Estwing. But an Eastwing rock hammer alone will cost you $30! I got my son an Estwing rock hammer many years ago. I can't tell you how many times it has been left out side in the elements overnight and even for a week or two on end. Sometimes, at night I lie awake in bed with guilty ruminations concerning the life we gave that old Estwing...okay...not really. But I think it would have been more appropriate to start a child out with a hammer such as the one I'm reviewing in this kit. It will work just as effectively, but it's not as high quality in terms of fit and finish. The steel seems good. The metallic paint chips off pretty quickly, but that's no big deal. The steel underneath of it seems to be doing just fine. At this price, if a child loses it, or leaves it out to rust in the rain for a couple of years, it is a low-cost way of seeing how serious he or she is about rockhounding (and it will save you some sleepless nights :). For this purpose, I think the hammer is a good value. But if youre an adult, Eastwing all the way. The eye protection, whistle and magnifying glass may seem like kitsch. But the eye protection is a step up from what you might find in a local Dollar Store. And while the whistle may seem quaint, it is a great opportunity to teach a young person that a whistle is part of the Ten Essentials that you must take into the Wilderness with you in case you get lost. So the kit is a good value for youth, but it's also a great teaching opportunity. 5 stars if youre buying for a young child you want to introduce to rock hounding.

The most necessary items in this unique package are the rock hammer and concrete chisel. These are very well made. They will stand up to the use for which they are intended. The goggles are good. They are an important reminder to protect your eyes when using the equipment. The whistle, compass and jeweller’s loop are nice add ons but the focus is absolutely on the very well made tools. It made this gift to a rock harvester PERFECT.

Showed up in 1 day and help me shape a rock to make a stairway flat. Worked as expected.

Loohs well made and feels good in my hand.

great beginner set, would recommend