NEDFOSS Mammoth Camping Hatchet Axe
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About NEDFOSS Mammoth Camping Hatchet Axe
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
88% praised the sharp and durable blade
I have noticed that the blade edge comes reasonably sharp and the blade quality of the axe is good.
The blade edge is reasonably sharp and the blade quality of the axe is good.
Everything about my axe is of high quality, from the design to the materials to the construction.
The blade head is securely mounted and sharp.
90% praised the rugged and reliable construction
I find the axe to be an exceptionally fine bit of craftsmanship, even though it's not entirely handmade.
The axe is finely crafted, from the wood handle and axe head to the sheath.
85% liked the easy maintenance
The axe is a perfect item to bring along on camping or hunting trips as it is not only nice looking but also an effective tool.
I tested the axe by whacking it at an old stump for about 20 minutes and found that the axe-head appeared undamaged and the handle was still securely attached.
95% liked the comfortable and balanced handle
The handle feels balanced and exceptionally comfortable to hold.
I like the handle of the axe and have wrapped paracord around the lower third for better grip in damp or cold conditions with gloves.
The axe feels good and is comfortable to use with one or two hands.
93% appreciated the lightweight and compact design
I have wrapped paracord around the lower third of the handle for better grip when it is damp or with gloves when it is cold. Based on my experience, I can say that this is a useful solution.
I find it easy to carry the axe around without the lanyard.
92% appreciated the built-in safety features
I tested the axe by whacking it against an old stump for about 20 minutes and found that the axe-head appeared undamaged and the handle was still securely attached.
