INTERTOOLHatchet for Chopping Wood and kindling - Small Hand Axe for Camping Firewood - 15” Survival Ax - with Shock-Absorbing Fiberglass Anti-Slip Handle HT-0261

Great ax! Good weight and super sharp out of the box. Has a nice blade cover that snaps on when not in use. The handle is the right diameter and fits my hand well. Happy so far but it wore me out and made me realize that I an not in the shape I used to be 40 years ago

This thing is a beast. A great tool for gardening. Chops through branches no problem. Hefty but not too heavy. Great handle and balance. Has a blunt end which can be used as a hammer. Works great.

It’s a great axe! It’s not a splitting maul that’s for certain, but you can chop a roosters head clean off with it one swipe! I take it with me to the hen house when I collect eggs for personal protection, that’s how I know it’s highly effective at chopping chickens heads off. Just buy it!

I knew it wouldn’t be amazing for the price but it works great to split kindling from already split pieces of firewood.

I havn't used it yet , but like others ahve stated it has a nice balance to it and feels good , looks like a decent quality and perfect size hatchet for the money . Ill update in a few weeks after I go camping and use the heck out of it .

It's pretty. I got it for the fiberglass handle and it seems to be okay. It looks like the head shouldn't loosen because it uses a liquid poured in vs wood wedges used with a wood handle. Its clear that the actual steel is cheap and unfinished. You can see it in the pic, but I expect it will chop kindling or whack zombies just fine. I'd buy it again. It's a cheap hatchet with a good handle for $20. Kinda hard to go wrong.

I was uncertain about this item at first. Online specs vs how it feels in the hand, and all that. This does feel right-sized for a hatchet, and is reasonably well balanced. I have confidence this will last me for many years.I've chopped wood for a lifetime already, so I know what I want. This hatchet will do the job, if you don't mind sharpening it yourself. Out of the box it is somewhat sharp and would work okay but with a bench grinder or even a file you could easily improve its cutting ability. For the price point this is fine for me. I use it to make kindling from larger split wood, or to trim branches from trees I've taken down.It is balanced and comfortable to hold, not too heavy.

This is a solid tool. Just the right weight and works great for splitting wood and driving a wedge. My last axe couldn't hold a candle to this thing. The steel is very good quality. When driving a wedge, the head doesn't become deformed after a few hard strikes. And the best part, the handle is designed to hold up to heavy use. I haven't had it too long but there is no sign that the head might break off, like the cheap thing I had previously did. The handle is a good size and is feels comfortable.