Estwing Hunter’s Axe – 14.25″ Forged Steel Hatchet with Gut Hook & Shock Reduction Grip – EBHA
November 3, 2019 - Comment
The Estwing Hunter’s Axe is the ideal tool for the sportsman. The hand polished axe blade is perfect for clearing and maintaining a tree stand area and the sharp gut hook for field dressing large game. Forged in one piece out of U.S. steel with a powder coated finish, it is built for the tough jobs, but still lightweight, easy to use and carry. It has our patented Shock Reduction Grip and comes with a durable nylon sheath with handy sharpening stone in its own built-in compartment.
Product Features
- FORGED IN ONE PIECE – The most durable, longest lasting outdoor tools available. The powder coated finish adds additional durability
- OUTDOOR VERSITILITY – Perfect of chopping logs, small trees & branches or splitting firewood & kindling. The slotted gut hook is perfect for field dressing large game
- HAND SHARPENED WITH HEAVY DUTY SHEATH – The axe blade is hand sharpened and polished; it is perfect for clearing and maintaining a tree stand area. Included is a ballistic nylon sheath to protect hand sharpened cutting edges, it also comes with a handy sharpening stone in its own built compartment
- BLACK PATENTED SHOCK REDUCTION GRIP – Comfortable, durable & reduces impact vibration by 70%
- MADE IN THE USA – Our tools are proudly crafted in Rockford, IL using the finest American steel
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Five Stars great product I have used this on 3 deer so far splits the pelvic bone quickly.
Must get fun to throw Love this hatchet I’m a competitive thrower and it’s great light wait sharp as a razor. Estwings are great because of there one peace design they will never brake.
Outstanding Axe, Poor Quality Sheath *The following review provides somewhat explicit details of the intended use of the Estwing Sportsman Hunter’s Axe while field dressing large game.I had the recent good fortune to be able to try the Estwing Hunter’s Axe while field dressing a mature buck. The gut hook made quick work of the hide once I got the angle right. I noticed that if I tried to force the gut hook through the hide by tugging on it, it would load up with hair and I’d have to start over. Slow and steady…