9CR18MOV Steel Mini Axe Tool With Sheath Survival Knives Fixed Blade Small Outdoor Camp Hatchet Camping Knife For Men EDC

This is a very compact yet very capable little hatchet will be a great piece for my carving kit for bushcraft

ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!! Just ordered another one!!!

SDOKEDC 9CR18MOV Steel Mini Axe Tool with Sheath. This is an interesting little axe/knife. It feels good in my hand and is quite heavy duty. I’m not sure I would classify this as an axe though. It is too small to chop much of anything. But for a survival knife, or a carving/whittling tool it would be fine. The sheath is a hard material, and it holds the tool well enough. It has a belt clip, and a cord woven into the holes in the handle that forms a lanyard. I might replace the cord with top quality Paracord. It has a nice finish and arrived pretty sharp, but will need some work to get it ready to really do any work. This is a fun little tool, and could be useful in a survival situation. I may hold on to this and give it as a gift, because it just isn’t quite what I would want for my bug out bag. I think it is good quality, but the price might be on the high side.

Came super sharp, works great for a box cutter! Honestly this thing is so sturdy and fun I’ve been finding ways to use it at work. Soon as I showed it to some of my coworkers, they immediately ordered their own. So far I’ve even used it to deburr aluminum parts no problem, no chipping or rolling. Steel parts next!

Love the look fit and feel. It’s not an ordinary or daily carry type of blade but sure does look cool and has one hell of a throwing piece of steel

This thing and I already have a checkered past. I knew when I ordered it that I would tie a new handle for it. In fact, the handle I tied for it is in 2 layers to better fit my hand. The inner layer now has a blood stain on it. See, I didn't have a lot of respect for this little guy. Always before when I tied a new handle for a knife, I wrapped up the blade in cardboard and duct tape. But this dinky thing? Nah, I'll just leave it in the sheath. Big mistake. The inner layer worked well, but not so for the outter layer. I just started tying it and pulled a bit too hard on that first knot. The sheath popped off and this knife spun around and bit me. Buried the tip of it a half inch into my thumb. It was only after the bleeding stopped before I checked to see if it was sharp. I was amazed to find that the blade was shaving sharp right from the factory. Oops! Now, I have a bit more respect for this little guy. So, when you get yours (and I highly recommend you do) don't think of this as a toy. I use this as my EDC pocket knife now, and I couldn't ask for a better one.

Usefully and lightweight. Great Construction

It gets sharp . It cost a little too much