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Question: Where can you get a replacement handle to fit this? The ones that I am finding are different lengths than the original or the head size is way off.
Document: Great axe. Doesn't come too sharp but I sharpened it the way I like it. Head to handle fit is great, no wobble etc. What can I say, its a solid, working axe that I take backpacking and camping.
I ordered this after reviewing many different mid size hatchets. I was looking for something to go in a bug-out bag for backpacking and such. Did not want a splitting tool but something to use in a camp mode. This tool fits the bill, very strong handle and nice weight on the axe head. Looks quality made.
Great camp axe that gets the job done. East to use and really sharp. Only drawback is that the wood handle cracked after some intense use. Tried to contact Cold Steel customer service for a replacement and they have yet to get back to me after a month.
This purchase is in addition to your hatchet and your felling axe; it's a middleman. Steel is good, handle is good. The handle is pretty clean hickory and is shaped in a way that gives a secure grip. Balance feels good enabling a strong swing and effective blow. Size is very portable but also lets you tackle bigger tasks than just a hatchet. You might want a better scabbard/sheath that the one it ships with, a tiny piece of rubber that only covers the edge.
I was expecting a broken handle within a few minutes of use, or the head flying off. Not the case. This thing has remained solid. Way to go Cold Steel.
Four of us went on a backpacking trip in Texas. Each of us was assigned different tools to bring with us for weight distribution reasons. I purchased this axe because I was the one who was put in charge of bringing a cutting tool. The first night of the trip we stopped to make camp and build a shelter. I got halfway through cutting a tree down to build my lean-to shelter when the head of the axe snapped off the handle and flew through our camp.
The axe is a great size and shape. I was excited about it, then I noticed the axe head is attached slightly crooked. I have not sharpened it yet so I haven't tried it out. It has a strange size handle so I think it will be difficult to repair if it breaks . I'm wondering if it is worth the effort to sharpen it and make a sheath for it. I should have bought a better brand, but I have had good luck with cold steel in the past.
Broke handle on second tree. The handle is also too short. The head wasn't sharpened when it came. You get what you pay for I guess.
The head literally came flying off the handle...good thing no one was in front of me, or they may have had the head of an axe stuck in their gut! The handle just kind of deteriorated inside the head, and the wood just gave way. It just seems that the design of it, completely depending upon the grain strength of the wood on the end of a handle, with a wedge stuck into it, wouldn't hold up to too much impact. And it didn't.
It cost me $8.95 for a six pack in America but if I get Tibo to bring me some from Canada then I can save almost a dollar every time. People don't think much of a dollar anymore but if you save a billion of them then you know that makes you a billionaire. I always tell Tibo the way he spends money he's going to be lucky to be a hundredaire. That's a joke!
Answer: yes