NedFoss 12.2" Tactical Tomahawk Axe with Leather Sheath, G10 Handle, Heavy Duty Full Tang Viking Axe with 4.3" Titanium Coated Blade, Viking Bearded Tomahawk Hatchet for Outdoor Survival

Took this blade out and hacked through about an inch and a quarter to inch and a half limb very easily. This was wood that had been out in the cold for a long period of time and was pretty dry. I like the weight of the tool. I like the style of the head. I do agree with some that a hammer surface on the back side would be good rather than the chiseled. The handle feels good though I would like the bottom ring to be set in a manner that the pinky could be inserted without hitting the metal against the back of your finger when chopping and it could stop further short of the head. That is something I may do myself if I think it will be beneficial. Overall I think this is an excellent tool. One caution, the blade is very thin near the edge. I would hesitate to twist this tool a lot to get it out of stuck. It should be quite functional for splitting narrow kindling and can be safely handled for most light bushcraft work. This is an excellent choice for light packing into a forest hike, or for an emergency pack scenario. Very satisfied. One more thing, the sheath is excellent.

Liked weight and quality

I plan on using this tomahawk. The size, weight, balance, feel, design, finish, everything about this axe is perfect.For collectors, there might be an issue.I received this in-box with sheath on. The sheath has metal posts/snaps with exposed metal on the inside which can come into contact with the axe head causing scuffs, scratches, etc. I noticed one small scuff on the lion head side. My tomahawk's going to get a lot more scuffs & scratches with use, so no biggie. But, if you're wanting to keep your axe pristine, this could be a problem because of the sheath.Suggestions. Package/ship the tomahawk with the sheath off. Cover the exposed metal posts/snaps on the inside with some form of material, so it can't come into contact with the axe head, maybe a sheath liner. Provide a sock for the axe head, so it doesn't come into contact with the exposed metal posts/snaps, that way.I really dig this tomahawk. Comparable axes would cost 3X the money. If the seller fixes the issues I've pointed out, I'd buy a second just for show.Oh, last thing, Odin symbol, accurate. Compass symbol, wrong, close but wrong. A co-worker caught the error. This symbol is for protection, which is actually more fitting for this axe.Thanks.

This has become my go-to for small to medium trees on the property and it’s retained its edge since the original purchasing.Looks great, works great! My only (minor) complaint, the handle could be thicker for a more secure grab, but that’s easily resolved by adding some tape to the handle, or some thicker gloves.

It’s well made and looks great, worth the cost.

I so far like everything about this little hawk,fit and finish and it's compact size and yet adequate in size for most of the needs I would choose to use it for.

Item as described

Looks like it was cut from a sheet of 1/4" plate steel. Medium but not high quality hatchet.Handle is kind of cheap and is not comfortable.It's a $50 tool.