Estwing 16.25" Lightweight Tomahawk Axe with Forged Steel Construction & Shock Reduction Grip for Easy Handling - EBTA, Black

Carlos Wunsch: A mi me gustado que el área de la hacha fuera un poco más grande de ahí todo está excelente sobre todo el peso

Mexico on Oct 04, 2023

Quinn Dlay: Well built tool. Grip could be a touch more grippy, and needed a finish sharpen out of the box, but met all my expectations.

Canada on Sep 27, 2023

PKRAUT: I always buy American if I can, even if it cost more. I own quite a few ESTWING products, you can't do much better, especially not with those Chinese pieces of garbage! I'm glad I bought this quality American product that helps keep American workers on the job. I take this Tomahawk Axe with me hunting. You can't go wrong with their products, period!!!

United States on Sep 22, 2023

Extanglia: This tomahawk is really great! It's very strong, lighter than I expected and the perfect size for destroying Zombie brains for hours and hours at a time. I highly recommend this and the double sided one that estwing makes as well

United States on Sep 17, 2023

GigaByteXXLGigaByteXXL: Nice sharp blade, this tool is tough to the hand holding it. This is not a flimsy knockoff. Cannot wait to field test it.

Canada on Sep 16, 2023

Amazon Customer: A rescue tool, not a camp tool. Bought after I needed it once [in rescue work]. Too old for the work now, but I could still easily get into or out of a building during an emergency.

Could use as a survival tool in a real scenario.

As good as anything else, at least, in similar price categories. Better tools cost 10 to 20 times as much.

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Alberto Khalil Abi antounAlberto Khalil Abi antoun: Muito bom

Não ficou nenhuma ponta pra fora, bainha no tamanho ideal.

Brazil on Jul 21, 2023

Aidon M.: works well although takes some getting used to the balance. the handle is really comfortable, like a good hammer, kind of nice relative to my old wood handle wood hatchet. the head is pretty light and it's longer than my old camping hatchet but feels great. feels like a solid hunk of steel, the coating is nice and thick on it as well, no scratching the powder coat off with a fingernail. Comes with both edges protected, i havent tried sharpening. i've never tried sharpening any axe, probably wont bother. I didnt think much about how i'd use it when i bought it, which is more of a camping atmosphere so if i dont adjust well i'm eyeballing the estwing dual head hatchet.

Canada on Feb 22, 2023

Nicholas Vuletich: There are a lot of words below, but basically this is a really great tool for those situations where you break your machete with heavier chopping.

I bought this axe/tomahwak whatever, because I wanted a smaller axe head for cutting honeysuckle roots. I also just had a few arm surgeries and have always loved Estwing's shock absorbance qaulities. The pick end is very handy for knocking the roots clear of dirt before chopping them. I saw a lot of one star reviews from "mall ninja's" and feel like I throw in my two cents. The handle is much longer than the tomahawks we used in the middle east, which were meant to be used as melee weapons and not to be thrown. The pick end is plenty sharp enough, if you need to rely on the back of your tomahawk to stick in whatever you are throwing it at, practice. I did attach some poplar tree discs to a shooting backstop and throw this tool for about half an hour. Nothing wrong with it if you want to throw it one or two-handed. If you are concerned about not having sexy tomahawk grooves to adjust your grip for range, put some rubber bands on the handle in the spots where you need them. Every melee weapon I have ever thrown in my life has...

United States on Apr 27, 2022

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My review is based on my purchase price of $72.95. I just looked at this item again with the intent to order another combo package and they're out of stock only available from third party sellers for over $100. My review is not based upon that price. For what I paid I'm happy but doubt I would pay $100+ although it may be worth it depending on individual perspective. I'm not saying it's not worth it yet I'm not saying it is either, that's up to you and your pocket book to decide!

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I was looking for a multitool for an upcoming ride and having used Leatherman, Gerber, SOG, Victornox, etc in the past I started looking at Leatherman's offerings. While I dislike their politics they do make a good quality tool. In my searching I found this pro pack with the rebar and hatchet combo, compared prices of what individual costs would be, noted the negligible difference in price between the pro pack and just the tool, and ordered after reading all the reviews.

Packaging and shipping was well done. No complaints there. The blister pack was the typical pita.

The hatchet/tomahawk is pretty nice. It's as described...

United States on May 24, 2018