BPS Knives Bushcraft Axe with Leather Sheath - Full Tang Camping Axe - Survival Carbon Steel Hatchet - Small Wood Carving Axe - Camping Axe for Chopping Wood and Gardening

Really cool little hatchet. Very good quality. It came with a very well executed convex grind with a sharp edge. The mask was too small to snap closed but less than five minutes of wet forming to stretch it out fixed that easy peasy.

Very neat little axe. Ok, so this axe has a design flaw some others have pointed out, I won’t even talk about him, it’s widely discussed. With that said it’s a very neat little axe and comes sharp enough to circumcise a gnat. I got it to use for carving, butchering game and basic fire prep; all of which it works great for. It’s made very well and hefty for its size but still light enough to carry all day. Overall I’m very happy with it, and would purchase it again even if not on sale for 39.50 shipped, which was a steal in my opinion.

It really is small. But I really like it a lot. I have a couple BPS knives and they’re a great value. This is no exception. The leather is great. The steel is great. The workmanship is great. The only thing (and this is me being an axe junkie) is the bit is a lil thick for my liking. I’ll file it down to a more acute angle to make it more efficient. But man do I like this lil guy!

Nice balance, blade and handle are great. And I’m a huge BPS fan. But be ready to file or dremel the edge into shape. Mine just came with a really bad edge, too fat, and it bounces off cuts like hitting a tire. I’d love to know if mine was a fluke, but a few others have complained about the sharpening and grind.

The media could not be loaded. I have large hands and that’s not the problem. Handle just a little too short for me. Other than that this is a great piece.

Great products.

I bought this for woodworking tasks, like shaping down birch branches for spoon carving, but it has been good for general purpose hacking and smashing. Really nice to carry around since it doesn't have a lot of bulk so you forget it's hanging on your belt. Mine came with hex screws so you can readjust the wood scales if it gets loose (which it will if you throw it at a tree, which is super fun and probably not recommended). It was sharp out of the box and I was able to hack some branches to size without any trouble. Probably not going to replace an actual camp axe for heavy chopping, but it's very versatile as a walking-around axe. Also cool that it was made in Ukraine.

Wish it was 1095. Just a small bit better than this 1065. This is still a solid cutter