Fox Knives 682/M Trekking 09FX005 Axe

Too sharp , great axe, fast shipping

A bit smaller than i had hoped .... Great build and design. It is sized for my 5 year old not an adult.... Way pricey for a kids hatchet..

Blade is attached to the collar on the handle, and it is only spot-welded on each side. It is not a solid piece as the picture leads to indicate. One good whack on something and the blade will probably fly off and do someone or something some severe damage. The handle is a lot darker wood than the picture indicates as well. Spend your money elsewhere. This product serves no practical application. This product may also be a lawsuit just waiting to happen.

I used this axe to cut fallen-cedar firewood for several years backpacking in the Pacific Northwest wilderness with great success and was impressed with it in every way. The blade and handle design delivers deeper cuts with less effort and fatigue than conventional hatchets, and the toughness and edge-retention of the heat-treated Sandvik 12C27 knife steel outperforms industry-standard 440C and rivals 1050-class carbon steels. Note the "Nordic-inspired design is incorrect, as this Italian axe is a modern copy of 2000-year old Roman army foraging axes. Highly recommended.

It’s a great ax for , chopping small wood , throwing ! It’s petfect Great craftsmanship with extra head mounting hardware . Which I think the review before me go confused about . The wood on the handle was actually a lighter color. I think the review b4 me must of been high or didn’t know a damn thing about axis. I love it and would recommend it to a friend 👍✌️

I trust this small axe with my life under any serious problems I would come across in the woods. It very well made. It will last me many more years to come. This axe and the Cold Steel shovel is all I want for cutting on the trail with me.

I've used this hatchet for small tasks in my backyard and it had impressed me in a very good way. The steel can stand a very hard use. I just would like the handle to be more ergonomic.

good axe was very happy to get this as a birthday present a while ago

Greetings,I started a collection of knives a few years ago and I intend to give it to some younger folks. If ever the idea of cutting the Christmas tree come to their mind I did not want them to use one of the long knives I own so I bought this ax to cut wood for a fire if they go camping. When I received the ax I realize what a beautiful piece it was light which is rarefor an ax, but the counterpart being that you can use for long periods without fatigue. I am wondering if I will veto theax too; after all, it will be their collection. When you give something, you do not pose conditions.Kind regards,