| Description | Estwing Fireside Friend Axe E45A ES45A Fixed Blade
Estwing E45A ES45A Fixed Blade, Hunting Knife, Outdoor, Camping, 26", Blue
Estwing's world famous Camper's axe is the choice of outdoorsmen everywhere. The forged steel head is hand polished to a beautiful finish. This classic axe offers unsurpassed balance and temper. It's patented Shock Reduction Grip reduces impact vibration by 70%. The Camper's axe includes a rugged ballistic nylon sheath with belt loop so it can always have your tool close at hand. It has a tempered 4 in. cutting edge for easy cutting. A must for all campers and outdoorsman alike! Estwing Axes are proudly forged in the in USA using the finest American steel. Please always wear eye protection while using this tool.
For felling, trimming trees and or splitting wood, notching timbers, driving wooden or plastic stakes. Forged one-piece solid steel construction to eliminate loose heads Nylon vinyl deep cushion grips bonded to steel handle for comfort and durability. Since 1923, the Estwing family and its employees have taken pride in designing and manufacturing the world's most durable, comfortable and attractive striking and struck tools. All claw hammers, axes, specialty tools and pry bars are manufactured to the highest possible standards and offer a true value to both tradesmen and craftsmen alike.
Fireside Friend Splitting Tool
Estwing's world famous Fireside Friend axe is the choice of outdoorsmen everywhere. Both the head and handle of the axe are forged in 1-piece and hand polished to a beautiful finish. This classic axe offers unsurpassed balance and temper. It's patented Shock Reduction Grip reduces impact virbation by 70%. The Fireside Friend axe includes a rugged ballistic nylon sheath for added safety and protection. It has a tempered 2-3/8" cutting edge for easy cutting. A must for all campers and outdoorsman alike. Estwing Axes are proudly forged in the in USA using the finest American steel. | WatchFire 10inches Black Camping Survival Axe-Head Hatchet with Nylon Sheath
Dimensions: 10 inches in overall length with a 4.75-inch handle. 4.5 inches in overall blade length, 4-inch width and 2.5mm Thickness.
Tenacious: Very durable camping hatchet with a black coated axe head made from a premium quality 3cr13 stainless steel treated for optimal corrosion and rust resistance.
Handling: This Survival hatchet is equipped with a ribbed, rubber handle for an efficient no-slip grip, ergonomically designed for comfort and efficiency when in use.
Reliable: This is an ideal sized axe for heavy-duty jobs and easy use and comes with a strong nylon sheath for edge protection and integrity weighted and balanced to ensure the most productive results for your outdoor tasks, like camping, hunting, hiking, fishing, chopping, cutting and more.
Applications: This outdoor hatchet is an ideal addition for any outdoorsman/woman to have and functions easily as a tactical hatchet, survival axe, camping axe and makes an excellent holiday gift, gentleman’s gift, or birthday gift to the outdoor adventurer in your life. | Cold Steel Throwing Axe Camping Hatchet
Cold Steel is a knife and tool company dedicated to creating strong, sharp knives, swords, tomahawks, machetes, cutlery, tools for every day carry: EDC. Quickly adopted by Military, Law Enforcement Special units, Emergency Services Personnel, Self Defense professionals as well as members of the Martial Arts community, Cold Steel quickly became renowned for quality, strength, reliability and dependability in every day carry (EDC). Our diverse and varied line-up quickly grew to include not only a massive selection of folding knives (from smaller "EDC" blades, to our iconic giant “mega-folders”) but fixed blades, swords, sabers, pole-arms and halberds, as well as hunting gear, spears, blowguns, axes, machetes, tomahawks and tools! | CRKT Kangee Tomahawk with Sheath Axe
With a penchant for manual utility and self-defense tasks, this tactical tomahawk dispatches obstacles quickly with a sharp SK5 carbon steel blade on one end and an aggressive spike on the other.
Designer Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical in Chattanooga, TN has been honing his tactical tomahawk designs for over 30 years earning him a dedicated and loyal fan base, particularly among special forces troops. Now, he’s building an even bigger following with his latest offering: The Kangee T-Hawk.
Crafted from a single slab of high carbon steel, it’s robust enough to handle most anything you can dish out. The blade geometry has tapered cutting edges for efficient splitting, chopping or shaving and overall toughness. Meanwhile, a spike on the other end ensures victory over whatever you may come up against in the line of duty. This tomahawk does more than cut. It carves out a unique place in your tactical gear bag.
But let’s not forget the true importance of a work tool—how it feels in hand. To that end, this T-Hawk features a curved handle and a finger grip choil along the front for enhanced control. Full-length handle scales are checkered for added grip security, and they can be easily removed for cleaning. It’s a useful tool to have and to hold from this day forward.
Finally, a Molle compatible Boltaron sheath can be slipped over the head for easy, secure attachment to all your Molle gear.
Well balanced and easily controlled, the Kangee will make you look good by destroying anything in its path.
Specifications:
Blade Length: 2.93" (74.42 mm)
Edge: Axe Front Dual Plain Edge w/Spike
Steel: SK5 Carbon Steel
Blade Finish: Powder Coat
Blade Thickness: 0.23" (5.84 mm)
Grind: Flat
Open Length: 13.75" (349.25 mm)
Weight: 1.53 lb (0.69 kg)
Handle: Glass Reinforced Nylon
Style: Tomahawk with Sheath
Sheath Material: Boltaron / MOLLE Compatible
Sheath Weight: oz (g) | Ideal for clearing brush, cutting trails, stripping logs or felling small trees
The hardened steel blade is precision-ground to cut with less effort | SOG Tactical Tomahawk Throwing Hatchet
The Tomahawk is a lightweight yet heavy-duty multiuse axe designed for the tactician as well as the practical user – a great breaching axe, camping axe and backpacking axe with a versatile ballistic nylon carry sheath. Use the Tomahawk at home, in camp and on the trail, and rely on it as a utility axe for breaching, evacuation and obstacle removal. |
| Content |
| Brand |
Estwing |
| Handle Material |
Wood |
| Color |
Blue |
| Head Type |
Felling |
| Style |
Tool + Splitting Tool |
- Product 1: Crafted from the highest quality materials
- Product 1: Built for performance and durability
- Product 1: Made in United States
- Product 2: Crafted from the highest quality materials
- Product 2: Built for performance and durability
- Product 2: Made in United States
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| Brand |
SZCO Supplies |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
10 x 4 x 1 inches |
| Color |
black |
| Head Type |
Hatchet |
| Item Weight |
0.73 Pounds |
- Dimensions: 10 inches in overall length with a 4.75-inch handle. 4.5 inches in overall blade length, 4- inch width and 2.5mm Thickness.
- Tenacious: Very durable camping hatchet with a black coated axe head made from a premium quality 3cr13 stainless steel treated for optimal corrosion and rust resistance
- Handling: This Survival hatchet is equipped with a ribbed, rubber handle for an efficient no-slip grip, ergonomically designed for comfort and efficiency when in use
- Reliable: This is an ideal sized axe for heavy-duty jobs and easy use and comes with a strong nylon sheath for edge protection and integrity weighted and balanced to ensure the most productive results for outdoor tasks, like camping, hunting, and hiking
- Applications: This outdoor hatchet is an ideal addition for any outdoorsman/woman to have and functions easily as a tactical hatchet, survival axe, camping axe and makes an excellent holiday gift, gentleman’s gift, or birthday gift for any outdoor lover.
- Blade is made of stainless steel
- Black finish blade
- Skid proof handle
- 10" overall
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| Brand |
Cold Steel |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
0.39 x 0.39 x 0.39 inches |
| Handle Material |
Hickory, Steel |
| Color |
Axe Gang Hatchet |
| Head Type |
Hatchet |
- Our interpretation of the classic Chinese hatchet; Stylish and iconic hatchet is as eye catching as it is durable
- Features a differentially heat treated, drop-forged 1055 Carbon Steel head, which has a hard edge capable of reaching razor sharpness, but a soft steel body for absorbing impact
- Features a differentially heat treated, drop-forged 1055 Carbon Steel head, which has a hard edge capable of reaching razor sharpness, but a soft steel body for absorbing impact
- Specifications: 21 oz head weight, 32 oz overall weight, 20 1/4" overall length
- Primary Edge: 4"
- Hawk Length: 5"
- American Hickory
- Primary Edge: 4"
- Hawk Length: 5"
- Handle: American Hickory
- Steel: Dropped Forged 1055 Carbon
- Overall: 20-1/4"
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| Brand |
COLUMBIA RIVER KNIFE & TOOL |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
5 x 5 x 5 inches |
| Handle Material |
Nylon, Steel |
| Color |
Black |
| Head Type |
Tomahawk |
- High performance steel: SK5 carbon steel holds an edge well
- Strong And Lightweight: Glass reinforced nylon handle is durable and lightweight
- Boltaron sheath w/MOLLE compatible strap system
- Designed by Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical in Chattanooga, Tennessee
- Versatile Use: Make sure you have one for camping, hiking or other outdoor activities
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| Brand |
SOG |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH |
15.75 x 8.25 x 0.1 inches |
| Handle Material |
Nylon, Stainless Steel, Wood |
| Color |
black |
| Head Type |
Tactical |
- SOG AXE WITH BITE: At 15.75 inches, these hatchets and hawks are built to swing fast and true; these hawk axes feature a razor-sharp 420 stainless steel hatchet blade
- 24 OUNCE AXE: Light yet heavy-duty, hatchet is a superb survival axe and fire rescue tool; hawk boasts a sleek black blade finish for added durability
- EMERGENCY AXE WITH SOG TOMAHAWK SHEATH: This woodsmen-meets-urban tactical tomahawk snaps securely in its ballistic nylon sheath; includes belt loop for 1.5-inch belts
- HAMMER AXE EDGE AND PIERCING SPIKE: FastHawk tactical survival axe features a flat edge for hammering and a spike for chipping; an emergency kit tool first, but versatile to handle small wood chopping tasks.
- SOG FOR LIFE: Take care of your SOG tomahawk throwing axe and we’ll take care of you; we gladly consider repairs and replacements for your properly maintained SOG FastHawk hatchet
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WadeWade –
The axe appears to be well built. I like the long handle. The grip is comfortable and will be nice when you work up a sweat chopping. The reason I gave it 4 stars is the head came chipped in a few spots. If I buy a new axe I like to be the one to put the chips in it. On a positive it is fairly sharp out of the box. The sheath is very durable with the ability to loop it through a belt
DNE –
This axe is well-made and is generally what one would expect from an Estwing tool. I have an Estwing framing hammer that I bought more than 40 years ago, so that’s what influenced my decision to buy this axe. The main attraction was the single-piece construction (axe head and handle formed out of one piece of metal). The axe came reasonably sharp, but required some touch-up prior to use. It is lightweight, yet long and heavy enough to allow for efficient chopping. My only concern is that the axe slipped once and hit into the dirt, deforming the blade edge slightly. Although no axe should be pounded into soil, I questioned the hardness/quality of the steel. Overall good quality, but time will tell after more use.
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david gauthier –
Looking forward to doing some bushcraft with the boy!
Jed 6776 –
Very good tool! Quilty tool
armyofsquirrels –
So far I have only used it around the house. I will update after my next camping trip. The axe would not easily split seasoned blocks of pine. Axe is MUCH lighter then I expected which is good and bad. Good for carrying, bad for splitting blocks of wood. Decent sized axe not too big and not a small hatchet. Construction seems well made as expected. Lowest importance is the looks. But the axe looks amazing. I do not own nor have I used the blue one to compare. They suckered me into this one simply for the blacked out style. I would have bought the blue one if the metal head of the axe was blue instead of unfinished though.**Update** I took this axe out on my camping trip over the weekend. The axe performed well in the few different things I used it for. I used it to create two posts for my tarp. The axe cut the small 1 to 1.5 in diameter branch in one swing as well as stripped off the smaller branches with no effort at all. I found a larger branch of roughly 4″ in diameter and used this axe to chop it down to small logs for the fire. The axe made fairly quick work of the log and would have performed better if I was a better lumberjack Lol. Of the blows that landed in the same area it was quickly chopped up usually 4 or 5 hits in the same area in alternating angles cut the branch enough to split it from the rest very easily. The axe also split blocks of pine I brought with me rather easily. The axe was a good investment in my eyes and still maintained its edge even after a weekend of me using it. For this I am giving it four stars. I will update this over time and adjust as needed.
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Dewell McClees –
Axe just doesn’t have that solid-in-the-hand feel that Estwing has most of it’s tools. handle feels like hollow aluminum. Swings well and is very light which is what you want in a campers axe. Just has the feel of more of a toy than a workers axe. Great beginner axe for teenager I think.
Don Guy –
I got the Estwing E-45A Campers axe a couple days ago and I am very pleased with what I received. The axe was on backorder for a couple weeks but I was informed of the status of my order several times during my wait. I am very glad I purchased this axe. I have used a half axe about this size about 45 years ago and found them very handy when camping and at Boy Scout Camp. Full sized axes were just too big for most scouts. If they used them they worked themselves to death and would stop. Then you couldn’t get them to help again. Of course this was when scouts could use axes and sheath knives. I still have a couple full size axes but wanted to see if these were still as easy to use as I remember. This is a great tool and is of the highest quality.First, the sheath is old school and made of beautiful thick tooled leather. The sheath is heavily stitched and has strong rivets and double snaps. The fit is snug and a very safe way to transport the axe. It is well tanned but was a little dry so the first thing I did was to wipe it down with neatsfoot oil. I recently saved a old leather sheath for a 18 ” machete that had been in a shed for twenty years with neatsfoot oil it took weeks but it is restored to almost perfect condition. You don’t see much neatsfoot oil around today.The axe blade is beautiful and just the right size for my uses now. The edge was rolled a little when I checked it but with a few licks across a steel that was cleared up. I can use this thing without killing myself. I can even use it with one hand if need be. The stainless was very smooth and well brushed to a medium shine. The shaft appear to go all the way through the handle. I can’t guarantie that it goes all the way through the handle but if is like several of my other Estwing tools it does. The grip is designed to absorb vibrations and does so very well. If it last as well as my others I will be passing this down to my grandson with the other Estwing tools.I would not carry this if I was backpacking but think it will be the best general camp tool that you can have if you like an evening fire. Now if I was in a Zombie invasion I think this would just about be the perfect tool/weapon. It has enough wight to pierce a skull but not so much weight to cause you to over swing wasting time and energy.I would recommend this axe from this dealer in a skinny minute and if I needed another I would have no second thoughts about its quality. I Highly Recommend This Axe——————————————————————————–.
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Ben Swint –
Nice… But why isn’t there an edge on it ?