🪓 LIANTRAL Folding Camping Axe Kit with Sheath - Tactical Survival Hatchet for Outdoor Hiking and Backpacking Review

Well thought out. The price is quite high for a plastic knife with an oil leak and a flashlight that never worked. The only good thing was the tomahawk.

I liked it. Super durable and very sharp. I cut my thumb and it bled for about 20 minutes. Then I cut my finger again and showed my family how I cut my thumb. Excellent goods.

Assembles well and is easy to assemble. A little heavy so not particularly travel friendly but definitely strong and durable.

Bought as a gift for dad for Father's Day. We would like! He was well built, the blades were sharp and he was so excited about all of his attributes. I would definitely recommend if you are looking for a great gift for a man. He's still bragging about it in July lol.

This ax looks like it should cost more than it actually is. It is very durable and all the details appear to be of high quality. It's hard what I like. The ax tip is sharp and undamaged after being thrown at logs for over an hour. I'm buying another one for my other car.

Good value for money if you only want to use it twice. It took two good throws and a good break before the blade separated from the hilt. Unless you want to flaunt it, just spend your money on a real axe. Serious.

Just what I needed for all those pesky political bums and dog breeders who insist they have the right to clean their incontinent dogs in my front yard. Now they keep moving, especially when I'm cutting hedges or branches. Our firefighters always give me a thumbs up when they stop by the house to respond to some of the unfortunate dog owners who fainted by the side of the road. . .

This is an amazingly large tomahawk. I think it's too heavy to carry long distances - it will definitely pull on your belt and you don't want to add that much weight to your backpack. However, it is ideal for use in a car emergency kit. It's big enough to cut through branches and small trees to clear a path or get firewood. The emergency tools it contains aren't important to me, so I'm not trying to rate them; but I think they might come in handy sometime.

Okay let me start with what I bought 2. So now I have one with a hammer (short handle) and one with a crescent shaped long handle and I have 2 sets of extensions with them Bought 2 poles each, so 4 in total. The short one now consists only of a spark, a pommel, a knife and part of an ax handle with a head. The second has ALL 4 extensions and a knife on the end like a spear with all the other goodies on the other end. It is possible to change each head as needed, but the crescent head is larger…