14-Inch Outdoor Camping Axe and Survival Hatchet, Durable Forged Alloy Steel Blade, Unbreakable Fiberglass Handle with Anti-Slip Grip | Perfect for Wood Splitting, Kindling, Chopping, and Throwing Axe

Bought this for backyard axe throwing. That type of use is very hard on hatchets and this has taken a beating. Shows zero damage or signs of damage. Handle is sturdy and fixed very strong to the head. It was sharp and ready for use. I have used it to also split kindling and it was the perfect tool for the job. For the money this is a great product.

Purchased this saw in 2022 and have used it a hand full of times in the yard but numerous times camping (atleast 150 times camping). It has helped in fire wood, shelter making, furniture making and traps. We are now in the year 2025 and am just now starting to see the tips of the teeth wearing down. 3 years and many branches and small trees later I can say it has done me justice. I don’t normally write reviews but I need another one so here I am. Buy it, you won’t be disappointed.

It comes a bit dull- but 10 minutes with a metal file, just working approx 1/16" of the edge, brought it up to paper-cutting sharp. Some quick log-splitting and branch removal showed it to be a solid, real-deal tool, especially for the price. The weight is around the limit for a go-bag, and this hatchet feels like it will do the job and last a long while.

I am very impressed with this hatchet. It’s in expensive and yet very rugged and I expect it will last my lifetime. The fiberglass handle appears indestructible. The steel seems to be a good grade and can be sharpened to whatever degree I need. I highly recommend it for someone looking for a good two delivered at half the cost of similar tools from Home Depot or Lowe’s

Despite the lack of wooden handle, this is an excellent tool. I've used hatchets, splitting mauls, ¾ and full length handled implements my entire life beginning as a 7 year old kid. I prefer this type of cutting tool over chain saws unless that which needs to be cut is too large. Axes and hatches are excellent tools for clearing large logs before chain sawing. (Splitting mauls are great for starting the sledge/wedge process on straight-grained wood. Cutting and splitting inconsistently grained wood is a challenge no matter what tool one uses. I've found using a hatchet first helps start log-splitting tasks.

This axe is pretty great. It is not sharp at all, so you better have a sharpener. After I sharpened it, its awesome. Only reason I am not bumping a star off is because the price was fantastical. You can't beat $13. You really can't... This axe is worth it. The people nagging about it not being sharp and completely bashing it...its $13! You poor son of a gun must expect a godly weapon of mass destruction for $13... xD I like it, got here in a day, sharpened it, its durable, feels good in the hand...boom.

Had to spend 15 min on a whet stone to make this usable. Handle,balance and weight are good. Steel quality seems to be poor and there are quite a few imperfections. For a budget camping hatchet this is fine. For those that want premium experience and high quality materials this is sub par. The price is what makes this a good deal.

I bought the ax for my husband as a small gift when I noticed that he needed something to get the ragged pieces of wood off of bigger pieces to get out wood-burning stove started. I wanted something balanced, light enough for use with one hand, and a great price! I got all three with this ax. This is the first time he has used it since I bought it for him. He said that it was weighted evenly and easy to use. He was happy with how sharp it was! I definitely would buy another one if I needed one for a gift!