Office Supply Mart (in case you have to repel pirates at the office) has the SOG F01T Fusion Tactical Tomahawk for $34.84.
The Fusion Tomahawk has a head of 420 stainless steel with a “hardcased” finish mounted on a nylon and fiberglass handle. It has 2-3/4″ long blade length (that is the length of the cutting surface on the head) and is 15-3/4″ long overall. This looks like an excellent gift for a young nephew or that barbarian co-worker on your Secret Santa list. Google has lower prices listed, but all those sources are out of stock (who knew it was such a popular gift item?). The Tomahawk’s also available from Amazon for $39.15 w/ SS shipping.
Sog F01T Fusion Tactical Tomahawk [officesupplymartonline.com]
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It is in the “Education” section, of course. The days of a smack across the knuckles with a ruler are over. Back talk gets you a tactical tomahawk in the back!
Have you noticed when a company paints something black, it’s suddenly “tactical”, and costs 30% more?
I saw something like this on ebay with a handle long enough to use as a walking stick. I guess that would be a “strategic tomahawk”. I don’t think it was black. It may have been a “Fusion” type of device, though.
What would the young nephew be doing with such a tomahawk? (Besides “impressing” his friends, of course). Serious question!
Wouldnt a simple small axe perform the same woodchopping chores?
Not a gift for the odd little quiet guy in the corner cube…
This isn’t meant for chopping wood.
I think it’s used for winning sports arguments after way too many beers.
What is with “tactical”? Every other frikin thing in every gun publication or catalog is tactical these days. If its black and has something pointy on it all of a sudden its tactical. I don’t even think the word is used in the proper context.
Maybe the “c” is supposed to be pronounced like an “s”, and it’s supposed to make you feel more manly.
If it sells product they’ll attach the tactical label to spoons, tampons and toothpaste. If it didn’t work they would stop doing it.
Can someone point us to the non-tactical cheaper version of something like this..?
“Can someone point us to the non-tactical cheaper version of something like this..?”
Knife Center has a variety of tomahawks. If you want to chop wood though, there are better options.