RIDGE RUNNER Tactical Multi-Tool Hammer and Axe with Sheath - Stainless Steel Head, Has Integrated Hex Wrenches, Paracord-Wrapped TPU Handle - Perfect for Survival and Camping Gear - Length 18"

This axe is absolutely savage! The blade is insanely sharp and it has a pretty good balance to it. Way underpriced!

should prove to be useful.

After receiving this and handling it I feel it is more for looks than real use. The material the handle is made from feels like it would snap if you actually threw it at a solid target.

I was just ordering a hatchet for camping. This is beautiful, great balance. Good for camping or be-heading a marauding Orc. Love it!

It want very sharp ,its very light but it a very interesting design hope it holds up on the woods

The thickness of the ax head is about 3 CM or 1/8 ", no wonder it is so lightweight. the hammerhead looks, weights, like aluminum and attached by a tiny weld bead. not worth the price. The handle is not ABS, its plastic, returning asap. The Hammer head is 2 " x 5/8" Durability gets no stars ..

The design is what I like about this tomahawk rather than a hook on the other side, it's a hammer which is a good thing when I don't want to bring redundant tools when going outdoors.

So far, this axe hasn't broken but I've only removed and replaced the plastic wrap and put it back into the box, so it hasn't really been tested very hard. Also, the manner in which the sheath goes onto the blade is really strange and cumbersome.I didn't bother to check the other reviews before putting it on my "wish list", but I can confirm that the materials do appear to be sub-par on most possible levels, even the "paracord" wrapped on the handle isn't actually paracord (seems like paracord-style sheathing stuffed with low density fibers, wouldn't surprise me its breaking strength in under 200 lb).One of the other reviews said the "hammer head" was welded onto the blade body, and I'm not sure that's true; with the paint over it I can't really tell, but it almost looks more like epoxy or maybe solder/brazing rather than even a proper weld.Gave it 3 stars for "value" because it's a cheap tool at a cheap price, not because it's a tool you'd want to have in your hand for any purpose other than maybe as a photo/stage/film prop. It would "read" as an almost halfway decent piece of equipment for light work.