STRIKING TOOL

The present invention provides a striking tool, comprising a striking head for performing a striking task and a handle connected to the striking head. The handle extends in a direction substantially transverse to a striking direction of the striking head, and comprises a rigid segment having a first rigidity and a flexible segment having a second rigidity sequentially in a direction away from the striking head, the second rigidity being less than the first rigidity. The handle is provided with a gripping part at a position corresponding to an end of the rigid segment that is connected to the flexible segment. According to the solution of the present invention, the gripping part for a user to grip on the handle thereof is arranged at the end of the rigid segment that is connected to the flexible segment, so as to correspond to one the nodes of vibration formed on the handle during striking, hence the position where the user grips has the smallest vibration amplitude, and the energy of vibration transmitted through the handle to the user's hand and arm is also smallest, thus alleviating the adverse effects of vibration.