SOG Tactical Tomahawk- Throwing Hatchet, Versatile Survival Tactical Axe
What we analysed
BVR’s AI bot is continuously reading, learning and evolving to generate reviews.
18,844 reviews
covering
56 products
for the category
Camping Axes & Hatchets
Experiential insights by users
About SOG Tactical Tomahawk- Throwing Hatchet, Versatile Survival Tactical Axe
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
89% praised the sharp and durable blade
The blade is sharp and the full tang makes it durable.
87% praised the rugged and reliable construction
The hatchet has a strong and well-balanced construction. I was surprised by the quality considering the price.
The tool has a solid feel and is indestructible due to its high-quality construction.
For $28, I have been using this tool for five years and it is still as good as new. Its quality, strength, and durability are exceptional.
The hatchet has a strong construction and is good for making and protecting fire. I was also shocked at its quality versus price.
Show more
92% liked the easy maintenance, but 8% found it required frequent sharpening
While using the product in cold weather with ice and frozen dirt, it got scratched but did not get bent or broken.
The axe is light, easy to swing, sharp, and can start flint with a rod that holds well.
The tool got scratched but not bent or broken. The handle is great and easy to install with a lanyard. The metal works well and the sheath is of good quality.
The axe is light, easy to swing, sharp, and has a flint rod that holds really well.
Show more
81% liked the comfortable and balanced handle, but 19% found it slippery
In dry conditions, the handle feels strong and secure in my bare hands.
The nylon handle feels strong and secure in bare hands in dry conditions, but can get slippery with gloves.
The grip of the tomahawk is made of hardened plastic and is sufficient under regular conditions. However, when hands are wet, it is hard to keep a firm hold on it. I have found that using Mechanix gloves provides tremendous grip compared to bare hands.
The handle of the Tomahawk is somewhat slippery despite the serrations. Gloves may help, but it depends on the type. The handle is made of smooth hard plastic.
Show more
78% appreciated the built-in safety features
The unit comes with a cordura case around the head, which protects both the tool and me.
I keep the tomahawk beside my bed for protection in case of a gun jam or a bum rushed attack.
92% appreciated the lightweight and compact design
I found the product endlessly practical during camping.
