ESTWING Tomahawk Axe - 16.25" USA Made Lightweight Hatchet with Forged Steel Construction & Shock Reduction Grip - ETTA
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Style: Tomahawk
Color: Desert Camo
Features
- OUTDOOR VERSATILITY - Perfect for chopping small trees & branches. Use pick end for breaching, excavation & extrication.
- PATENTED SHOCK REDUCTION GRIP - Reducing impact vibration by 70%, Estwing's molded shock reduction grip provides optimal slip-free comfort, durability and superior grip in all jobsite conditions
- FORGED STEEL CONSTRUCTION Engineered for maximum strength and durability for a lifetime of hard work from this survival axe.
- HEAVY DUTY SHEATH - Includes ballistic nylon sheath to protect hand sharpened cutting edge.
- MADE IN THE USA Since 1923, our tools have been proudly American made in Rockford, IL using only the finest American steel.
Description
Estwing's American-made Tomahawk Axes are designed for sportsmen and military professionals. The lightweight design makes it easy to carry and has Estwing's Shock Reduction Grip for comfort and durability. The Tomahawk Axe is perfect for breaching, excavation, and extrication. Estwing's tools are perfectly balanced, weighted, and made to last. American forged in one piece out of genuine American steel.
Brand: Estwing
Product Dimensions: 7.38"L x 1.25"W
Handle Material: Nylon
Color: Desert Camo
Head Type: Tomahawk
Brand: Estwing
Product Dimensions: 7.38"L x 1.25"W
Handle Material: Nylon
Color: Desert Camo
Head Type: Tomahawk
Item Weight: 1.5 Pounds
Style: Tomahawk
Recommended Uses For Product: Chopping Wood, Splitting Wood
Blade Material: Alloy Steel
Included Components: Axe
Blade Edge: Hand-sharpened
Head Weight: 1.5 Pounds
Manufacturer: Estwing
Global Trade Identification Number: 79
UPC: 752913157950 034139677079
Item Weight: 1.5 pounds
Department: Unisex-Adult
Item model number: ETTA
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Style: Tomahawk
Color: Black
Best Tomahawks I've Ever Owned I've owned and used hatchets and tomahawks for 40 years, first as a Scout in West Virginia in the 1960s, in martial arts training in the 1990s, and in Iraq in 2003. Seen and used several brands and types. The Estwing tomahawks are by far the best of the lot. I bought two from Amazon: one blue, one black. The blue one arrived with dull edges that were quickly sharpened. The black one arrived sharp. I bought these for self defense training and for my job as an international urban search and rescue team instructor. Small hatchets are very useful during collapsed structure rescue operations. The Estwing tomahawks have the usual sturdy Estwing steel handle, which is a huge advantage if you use your hawk hard and can't run to a hardware store to replace a broken wooden handle. The head is light weight, very responsive in the hand during movements, and does not generate too much momentum. Heavy heads generate large momentum, making the hawk difficult to control, slow to use, and a potential safety hazard. You won't have those problems with the Estwing tomahawks. For self defense in places where you can't bring a firearm, a tomahawk is a proven, devastating close combat weapon. Amazon sells books that can help you train correctly: Dwight McLemore's tomahawk fighting books provide techniques and training regimens, and Allan Eckert's historical novels and history books provide real world examples. Put one of the Estwing tomahawks in your vehicle emergency kit to chop ice when you're stuck, remove small trees blocking the road after a storm, or for emergency extractions. Overall, the best hawks I've ever owned and used.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2014 by Kindle Customer
Style: Tomahawk
Color: Black
The Estwing Black Eagle Tomahawk is a great piece of gear at a great price! I rate items in accordance with the price I paid, and $35 for this hawk is a great value. The cutting edge was sharp, the spike not so much, which is better for heavy duty puncturing jobs. The entire hawk is one piece of steel, so the head and handle are not going to separate or break apart unless very severely abused. This tool should outlast most other hawks. The grip is Estwing's shock absorbing rubber-like material and is identical to that used on millions of Estwing hammers. They get a lot of use for construction duty, and with Estwing's reputation, you know this hawk is gonna last. The head cover is black nylon, does its job, but is simple and otherwise unremarkable. My only real complaint is the handle prevents this tomahawk from being as flexible in how you grip and swing it. It is more difficult to choke up on this handle than my other tomahawks, but they aren't constructed this solidly, or cushioned from shock as well, so there are trade-offs. If comfort, durability, and value are what you are looking for, then the Estwing Black Eagle Tomahawk may be the very best option available. Enjoy!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2017 by Carrie S.
Style: Tomahawk
Color: Black
I looked at other tomahawk brands primarily for a tool for my truck as well as use in the mountains. Here is a list of some fine aspects of this well made item: MADE IN USA! Considering the price, which is an excellent value for what you get, it's hard to actually believe that this hawk is made in the USA forged from a single piece of U.S. Steel. There are no welds, rivets or bolts throughout this full-tang tomahawk. I would gladly pay extra money for this item just for the fact that it was in the U.S. thereby supporting a job or two for other Americans. Additionally, Estwing cleverly used their shock absorbing grip handle on this tomahawk that are commonly seen on their standard work / carpentry handles. Other tomahawks do not have this which as a result transfers the strike vibration in to your hand. The tomahawk is well-balanced in the hand, comfortable to hold and comes in a matte black finish. Other reviewers have cited "quality control" issues because of a small chip in the paint or that the blade was dull on arrival. My blade came with a sharp edge but you can also put a good sharp edge on yours if this is an issue for you. All in all, this Estwing tomahawk is an EXCELLENT tool that far outpaces other products in its price category. To me, this is a must have tool. I will be buying another one for myself and more for gifts for others. Hope this review helps.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2014 by Richard R.
Style: Tomahawk
Color: Black
This thing is very well made the quality is 10/10. The edge could have a shallower angle to it but it will do fine as is, since it is supposed to be a tough item. I like the full tang construction a lot. Also, it handles more like a sword or machete than an axe/tomahawk. It feels very light, fast and nimble in the hand compared to my other tomahawks. The only thing I specifically do not like is the handle. While very utilitarian in nature, the handle does not match the aesthetic of the rest of the tomahawk at all. I do wish Estwing offered this without a handle, as a sort of finished blank. Then the buyer would be able to make their own handle, or wrap in paracord as many seem to do with knives. On the plus side, the handle means it is very comfortable to wield and will never slip out of your hand even when it is wet. Overall, I really like. If anyone has successfully removed the rubber handle please let me know how you did it without making a mess of it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018 by Redington Morse