UST Camp Axe
August 3, 2018 - Comment
Offering a distinctive look, the rugged UST Camp Axe offers smooth handling and unmatched cutting performance for your outdoor adventures. Featuring a full tang stainless steel blade with a 5 mm thick edge, the camp axe has a built-in pry edge at the top of the blade and black oxide coating for rust resistance. The TPR-molded handle with bead-blasted texture gives a secure grip in all weather conditions. Nicely compact, it comes with a full blade sheath and wrist lanyard. The Camp Axe measures 11.75 x 4.1 x 0.5 inches and weighs just over 1 pound. It’s backed by a manufacturer’s limited lifetime warranty.
UST Brands has been manufacturing camping, survival, personal safety, and emergency preparedness equipment for over 80 years, including innovative LED lights, all-weather fire starters, premium outdoor cutting tools, camp kitchen products, first aid kits, unbreakable signal mirrors, and more.
Product Features
- Distinctive, durable, and compact stainless steel cutting tool for camping, backpacking, hunting, and more
- 5mm thick stainless steel blade with black-oxide finish and full tang; built-in pry edge at top of blade
- TPR-molded handle with bead-blasted texture for a secure grip in all weather conditions
- Compact design for camping, backpacking, hunting, and more; includes full blade sheath and wrist lanyard
- Measures 11.75 x 4.1 x 0.5 inches; weighs just over 1 pound
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Two Stars Heavy and the handle seems rather narrow in comparison to how heavy it is.
Too Light for its Own Good This is cool looking and light enough to pack for a hike, but it’s basically useless if you’re looking to use it to chop anything significant. I was hoping to chip kindling off of logs for my fireplace, and since it has no weight to it, you have to swing really hard – drastically increasing the likelihood of an accident. This thing is for hiking, saplings, small branches, etc. Nothing more.
This is a solid tool, but not suited for somebody with large hands. This is a solid tool, but not suited for somebody with large hands. It just doesn’t fit will in my oversized hands. After I use it a few more times I’ll have a better feel for it. Now it resides in my camp box, ready for the next outing. Tested it making kindling, and it is sharp!