Condor Tool & Knife CTK4070C15 Greenland Hatchet 5.87" Carbon Steel Head, American Hickory Handle, Welted Leather Sheath

Name: Condor Tool & Knife CTK4070C15 Greenland Hatchet 5.87" Carbon Steel Head, American Hickory Handle, Welted Leather Sheath
Brand: Condor Tool & Knife
Price: 67.98 USD
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Rating: 4.357 (14 reviews)

Condor Tool & Knife CTK4070C15 Greenland Hatchet 5.87 inch Carbon Steel Head, American Hickory Handle, Welted Leather Sheath

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Description
CN4070C15: Greenland Hatchet
Condor Tool & Knife

If you can handle the weight, an axe is one of those tools you'd trade many others for in a survival situation. It can perform all the duties of a good saw, large fixed blade, and a small survival knife. If sharpened correctly it can also feather a stick and create some extremely fine kindling. Condor's Greenland pattern axes are some of those that can do all this and more. They have an extremely nice feeling whether you're holding an inch away from the head or an inch away from the butt end - they're just very well balanced. Of course, they've got a hammer pommel on the other side of the axe for banging in tent pegs and a lanyard hole for an additional level of safety. Each one features the Condor classic finish for increased corrosion resistance, an American hickory wood handle, and handcrafted welted leather protective sheath.

Specifications

Code: 61401
Manufacturer Part Number: CTK4070C15
Head Dimensions: 5.87" x 3.66" (149 x 93 mm)
Head Weight: 24 oz. (680 g)
Overall Length: 16.02" (406.5 mm)
Blade Material: 1060 High Carbon Steel
Blade Finish: Condor Classic
Handle Material: American Hickory Wood
Sheath Material: Handcrafted Welted Leather
Weight: 30.4 oz. (862 g)
Made in El Salvador

UPC Code: 7417000534603

Wood Handles Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.

Leather Sheath Leather is known for its durability and traditional appeal. When compared to Kydex it is preferred for its silence when bumped against other objects, as well as blade retention.

(14 reviews)

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Ieatcaribou
Alaska

Jun 27, 2018

Pros: Head Material, Balance, Construction, Weight, Handle Material

Cons: None

Best axe for the money

This is my go to axe when I need to chop wood up here in Alaska. I'm amazed by some of the reviews who complain about the "rustic" look or that it's not made in the USA; it's an AXE! They clearly didn't do any research and are unable to look at pictures before they purchase something. Condor has been around for a long time and is very highly regarded in the blade/axe industry. This axe is 1060 carbon steel (lightly oil it), takes a great edge and feels comfortable. Anyone with experience in axes knows you're not supposed to put a razors edge on them because if you hit a knot or obstruction (nail, etc.) you'll roll the edge. Axes have a sharp, wedge like edge and this one comes with a perfect grind. I've had mine for 4 years and put it through it's paces and it still looks and performs like the day I bought it. The only thing I've done is burnt and oiled the handle a bit to give it MORE of a rustic look. If you buy one you won't be disappointed. 1060 carbon steel is a fantastic steel for axes!

Kyler
British Columbia

Nov 28, 2016

Pros: Construction, Head Material, Weight, Handle Material

Cons: None

Great backwoods companion

I have recently purchased this hatchet and am very pleased with it. Great sheath, quality grain hickory handle, excellent weight and feel. It has been happily added to my hard-use bushcraft tools. Not the same quality as my wetterlings forest axe but still a fantastic tool. It has replaced an old steel with wood scale handle carpenter axe I was using. It was heavy and had an unintuitive feel. My forest axe was just a bit too long to be convenient on many of my adventures. The greenland pattern axe is a great buy

Pcd
Amarillo, Tx

Apr 01, 2015

Pros: Weight, Balance, None

Cons: Handle Material

Its Okay

I just got this axe/hatchet and have not had a chance to use it in the field. I do like the feel and the sheath however, the edge was very dull and there is a hairline crack in the handle. I spent a few minutes with a file and a stone and was able to sharpen it. I am not sure if I will return it due to the hairline crack. The handle has a good feel and the grain orientation is good. It did not take long to sharpen and like I said, the sheath is very nice. In fact, I may try and bye extra sheaths for my other axes/hatchets. Overall, I would say its better than the cheap axe you buy at your local hardware/sporting store but thats about it. Maybe in the field, I will be pleasantly surprised? I did apply a couple of coats of Teague Oil to the handle and added a landyard. Peace PCD

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