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Lightweight Choice: Gerber Gear Pack Hatchet “A trim axe that bites deeply, but be sure to bundle this axe with a handle collar to protect the neck from chipping.” “There are many uses for this axe: demolition, construction, split & chop wood, pry wood, remove ice and debris, loosen nuts and bolts, and hammer stakes and nails.”īest for Wood Splitting: Husqvarna Wooden Split Axe “A well-balanced axe with a hammer on the back of the pommel that comes with a lanyard hole making it perfect for attaching to your pack.”īest All-around Utility: Off Grid Tools Survival Axe “Split & chop wood, carve utensils, and pound stakes, this axe can do it all.” Best Overall: Estwing Sportsman’s Axe 14”
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