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Condor Tool & Knife TravelHawk Axe | Solid Hatchet Axe with Handcrafted Leather Sheath | 1060 High Carbon Steel Camping Axe with a Light Wooden Hickory Handle | 6.6in Blade | 30.3oz
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Condor Tool & Knife TravelHawk Axe | Solid Hatchet Features
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CONVEX GRIND: The convex grind edge of this high carbon steel axe ensures impressive hardness and edge retention. It is built to withstand rugged jobs such as cutting trees or dense vegetation or clearing brush paths in forests and jungles.
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HICKORY HANDLE: The light wood hickory handle is a blend of aesthetics and ergonomics providing a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing this tomahawk axe’s ease of use. This camp axe's overall design makes it functional and a joy to wield.
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HANDCRAFTED WELTED LEATHER SHEATH: Handcrafted with attention to detail and a simple aesthetic, this sheath is designed to safeguard the splitting axe while ensuring secure closure, tear resistance and durability, and preventing accidents during use.
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BLASTED SATIN FINISH: This creates a unique and timeless aesthetic that celebrates its raw, unaltered appearance. This intentional design emphasizes the tactical axe’s individuality, and makes it attractive and functional for outdoor activities.
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VERSATILITY: The convex grind is a deliberate design choice that enhances its performance, making it reliable and excel at various tasks. It can also be used as a tomahawk, wood splitting axe, battle axe, hunting axe, chopping axe or as a survival axe.
About Condor Tool & Knife TravelHawk Axe | Solid Hatchet
Discover Condor Tool & Knife TravelHawk Axe, a harmonious blend of craftsmanship and practicality, inspired by the Franconian Axe “Franziska” of the 6th to 8th century, the little Viking Beard Axe “Skeggöx'' of the 8th to 9th century and the Inuit -Woman's knife “Ulu”of the 19th century. This camping hatchet offers the advantage of swift disassembly into two parts, facilitating convenient storage and transportation.
