WatchFire Campers Hatchet
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Description
Compact Camp Hatchet
The WatchFire Campers Hatchet from Szco is a small, one-piece-look hatchet for camp chores: cutting kindling, trimming branches and clearing light brush around a site. At 10 inches long and about 0.85 lb, it rides in a pack or on a belt without the bulk of a full-size axe. It suits campers, hikers and anyone building a backcountry kit who wants a chopping tool that takes up little room.
Features
- 3Cr13 Stainless Steel Head — 3Cr13 is a common stainless grade chosen for rust resistance and easy resharpening, and this head is treated for added corrosion resistance.
- Black-Coated Finish — A matte black coating covers the head, with the WatchFire logo marked on the side.
- 4.5-Inch Blade Length — The axe head measures 4 inches across and 2.5mm (about 1/10 inch) thick, sized for light camp cutting rather than heavy splitting.
- Ribbed Rubber Handle — The 4.75-inch black rubber grip has fine ribbing along its length to help keep the hatchet from slipping in a wet or cold hand.
- Molded Finger Guard — A raised lip where the handle meets the head helps stop your hand sliding forward toward the edge.
- Lanyard Holes — A hole through the head and another at the end of the handle let you tie on a cord for carry or hang the hatchet up in storage.
- Black Nylon Sheath — The included sheath covers the head with a fold-over flap so the edge stays protected in a pack.
- Lightweight Build — At roughly 0.85 lb and 10 inches overall, it adds little weight to a loaded pack.
Steel, Grip and Sheath
The head is 3Cr13 stainless steel with a black coating, joined to a ribbed black rubber handle with an integral finger guard. Overall length is 10 inches, split between a 4.5-inch blade and a 4.75-inch handle. It ships with a black nylon sheath carrying the WatchFire label. Model number 210921, made in China.
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Customer Reviews
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Pretty good so far.I got the hatchet a few days ago, and I haven't noticed any major problems. I have yet to try it though because I was up in the montains when it came in.