Used this through a routine punish the hell out of it and for its size it has a lot to offer from self defense to shop, craft, throwing and more. Held a good edge sharpened easy. Putting one on opposite end of a 36" spear. Good match with the M48 harpoon on 6' staff. We'll worth the money.

Love it. Small but balanced and just the right size to conceal and then whip out and hitting the target fast. I got two of them. Only proble is the cord always unwraps with use. I apply rubberized liquid that hardens and keeps it somewhat in place. Good deal.

well balanced and an excellent tool. Handy for all of your light needs.

It's a great tomahawk and I cleared a bunch a bushs its awesome

fun little tomahawk. only problem I have with it is the cord cover over the handle came undone after about 15 throws at a target. other then that its a lot of fun. ordered two

Nice, sharp, balanced, and great for short stump stickers! I put plastic urathane on the rope handle then painted rubberized the rope handle, wow! then great long lasting grip! Would give 4 1/2 stars but after YOUR OWN rubberized spray grip then 6 stars! Grampa always said thread, twine, or rope wraps rods and knives must be laquored for long life! Thanks Gramps, and BudK !!!

Great if you're looking for a tactical throwing axe! It's very thin and lightweight making it easy to throw at the most unsuspecting targets. Don't let the title throw you off/confuse you, this isn't your typical survival axe. If you tried cutting down small trees with this, the blade of the axe would probably get stuck in the log because of how thin and razor sharp this thing is. I threw it at a tree out in the woods where I live and the full front of the axe was in the tree and it took some strength getting it out of the tree. I threw it and threw it and it stays together great. But don't expect to just take this to go camping with, because it's not a really good camping axe. This is more for people who like tactical weapons and throwing knives/axes. I wouldn't recommend this to a camper/hiker/survivor because it is a throwing weapon, not a survival tool. I was purchasing it for survival emergencies, but when it arrived I found out what it really was and that is just a tomahawk. Overall it's a nice throwing weapon, but not for survival at all unless you're trying to survive some war or some zombie outbreak (lol) then it's for you! -Dave (Backwoods survivor.)

Came very sharp will by more for Christmas gifts!!!

I got this from my 16 year old son he loves it he has all kinds of knives he has been collecting

Got it a couple of weeks ago came sharp as a razor . Have been using it for a thrower and works very good .