Cut, split, hammer – the handle and axe head will absorb all the impact

Durability

The handle offers good grip, thanks to the rubber insert on the hand grip

Ergonomic grip

Cutting a series of logs, precision cutting, hammering - this tool does it all!

Versatility

Oil on the blade and a sharpening stone are all that’s needed to keep it sharp (40Cr steel)

Easy maintenance

Rigid sheath: can be carried on belt without risk of cutting oneself

Easy transport

770 g for an efficient cut with the momentum of the forged axe head

Weight

This axe was designed especially for 1 or 2-handed wood-cutting, for bushcraft, or for land maintenance.

Condition

Frequency

The handle measures 34.8 cm in length, making it ideal for 1-handed or 2-handed cutting.
The axe head measures 13 cm in length with a 8.5 cm blade.
The axe comes with an orange paracord wrist strap.

Dimensions

The axe can be held further from the head for cutting a series of logs with 1 or 2 hands, depending on preference.
It can also be held with a closer grip for precision cutting, such as making feather sticks or debarking.
Finally, the back of the axe head can be used as a hammer; e.g. to hammer in improvised tent pegs.Designers opted for a heavier head weight to allow for increased blade length and high momentum, thus facilitating cutting.

Functions

A rigid plastic sheath is provided with the axe to protect the blade and its cutting edge, so it can easily be carried on belt.
A fastening clip ensures a firm close of the sheath.Caution: it is normal to have to force the plastic catch to insert the axe right into its case and hear the click confirming the axe is securely in position. If not, it may come out of its housing.

Sheath

Please note that this is not stainless steel and may rust. Always store the axe in a dry place. Oil the blade when the axe isn’t used for long periods.
Use a sharpening stone to sharpen the blade.

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Axe Bushcraft 35 cm - Black

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