Edward ToolsWood Axe - Heavy Duty Small Camp Hatchet with Sheath - for Splitting Wood, Kindling - Forged Steel Blade with No Slip Handle - Throwing Hatchet and Axe

Really nice small hatchet with sheath. It's SHARP!!! I got this to keep my tree suckers at bay. Tree suckers are the small branched leafs that sprout from the normal branches and trunk of a tree. I got tired of using my clippers so I got this. Works amazing because of the blade's sharpness....quick removal and help remove them close to the branches. It's very nicely weighted and the handle material ensures a solid grip for any task to take to. Thank goodness for the sheath also as the blade is sharp...be sure to clean the blade before storing because I'm not sure the material used would be long lasting from rust if you don't take care of it. I can find countless uses for this little (not so little) hatchet. Perfect for the road, camping, around the yard, splinting small firewood, breaking up overgrown bushes and more. I'm super pleased with my purchase and would buy again for it's multi-use capabilities, durability and compact size.

Bought it to mainly use for splitting small oak blocks for burning in my chiminea. Good weight but not too heavy. Grip is nice and holds edge well. Love it.

You can beat the heck out of this with a mall endlessly and it takes a nice sharp edge that holds well. The only problem is that the handle broke off after only several days. For the price it is worth getting a nice wood handle replacement. I definitely got my monies worth out of it.

good

I can't wait to try it out cutting wood, dismembering tree branches, chopping the heads off of logs.

Is not all bad news, I like the shaft, it fits well in my mitt, the business end is not 5 inches, about 4 and 1/4 inches, not very sharp, maybe a 45 degree angle with no transition to the sides of the blade, it kind of crushed the wood and bounced back, instead of penetrating and releasing.The good news: with a medium flat file and a little elbow grease ( maybe 30 minutes of it) I was able to give it a more agressive 20 ish degree angle and a convex transition to the sides of the blade, making it capable of cutting some 3 inch dry oak branch with nice release and big chips of wood flying on every other alternating strike. I hope the pics I took with my left shoe camera are not too grainy.There is no scabbard, just a rubbery edge guard.The edge I put is good for splitting, that's why I needed the hatchetOne star down for the edge and price and another one down for lying about the scabbard

this is a great axe to pack on you or if you need it for an atv or a bug-out bag but overall it works great for the money

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