Viking Hand Axe: First Look

In this video I share my initial impressions of the Cold Steel Viking Hand Axe. It appears to be a very durable and sturdy tool. Ill be releasing a multipart series of videos detailing the modification which I do to this axe. Subscribe for more quality video reviews on the topics of shooting, camping and survival gear.

[robertgolden]

Mines being shipped now. Can’t wait to get it. I completely purchased it to dress it up, yet still preserve the practical utility of it.

[briantaylor]

I just bought one of these for a winter project. I wanna get my Ragnar on and build a badass Viking axe. I may do some more if this turns out good. Fantastic buy for the $36 I paid for it..

[falcore]

Thank you for this video, I'm going to use these as groomsmen gifts.

[longrider]

Just got mine today, no that's not it in the picture. And yes it does need some work. But since I have also purchased tomahawks from Cold Steel, I knew I would have to, and this is not a problem. The Axe over all has such a wonderful heft and feel, and I have seen a video where a guy takes the head off the handle and uses it to baton wood with, a very good idea. First thing I did was take the sticker off, using heat, came off just fine, no residue. Then worked on the handle till the head fit right. Next, sharpening the blade. Will I remove the protective finish, maybe in time. Good video by the way.

[RS-xqje]

I love my cold steel trailhawk it's my first tomahawk and it was a real bargain price and like you say there's the option for customizing as you like

[gunsngearchannel]

can't wait to see the mods. keep up the good vids

[Splinky]

I want one, but I'm also Canadian. This hawk costs over $80 at the time of me looking. It's unfortunately a pile of crap for that price.

[Suit_and_tie_reptile_guy]

i like to think that they just sell the head and the handle is just a freebie added on with every purchase