Condor TRAVELHAWK AXE Carbon Steel Head, Hickory Handle, Welted Leather Sheath CTK104-1.87

Travelhawk Axe closes the gap in equipment between hunters and bushcrafters. The innovative foundations of this novelty were provided by the Frankish axe "Francisca" from the 6th to 8th century, the small Viking axe "Skeggöx" from the 8th to 9th century, the Inuit women's knife "Ulu" from the 19th century, and the demand for a solid tool. The last criterion is especially surprising, as the axe can be quickly disassembled into 2 parts. This facilitates storage and transportation. The blade can be used without a handle as a skilled knife for skinning or processing game. The wooden handle is inserted from the top into the axe head and is held in place by a simple lock. Thanks to its upward expansion and conical eye, the axe head counteracts centrifugal force, making its grip tighter with each strike. The packaging includes a handmade leather case.