Handy little hatchet for camping.
597817
I really like this little hatchet. The head has enough weight to it to split small logs for a fire, it came sharp enough that it worked right out of the box, and it fits into my camp box. The head is broad enough to get the job done and the angle of the head splits the small logs well.  The hammer end is convenient for driving tent stakes as well.
2878479
This a a great little knife for the money.  For a light weight camp knife I think that it will work well.  Also doubles as a handy kitchen knife.  I don't think I would want to bet my life on it in a survival situation which seems to be everyone's big hang up these days,  But for the price and for reasonable quality I think it fills a niche.
4353215
Since it isn't legal to cut down standing trees in the Adirondacks, carrying an axe of any size doesn't make sense..not to mention the dirty looks from the earth mothers and fathers. This little hatchet is really a discreet way to pack a decent chopping/splitting tool on a camping trip. For winter trips, I pack my 12" Norlund, which can Nick down the higher dead branches, among other things. All the  Swedish axe makers have one similar to this and are no doubt very fine hatchets.
786278
I bought this shovel to take with us when we go camping. It is compact and very portable and fits nicely in our gear bag. I have used it several times to dig up the rocks that always seem to be right where I want to set up our tent. I use it around the camp fire as well for moving the coals around for cooking and I have gotten a lot of use out of the built in bottle opener!
3597322
Nice setup for camping. Includes all the basic necessities including cutting board. Rice paddle works well for scrambled eggs. Utensils are made well. Tongs could be better. I added my own since that is my go to utensil while camping for burgers and brats. Case is nice. No complaints.
715070
This is a great tool for camping and through a few trips the ROI on it will be returned quickly.

Fork: It seems a bit flimsy, but most forks are since they are so thin at the tips (forked area).

Spoon: Strong and sturdy.

Knife: Sharp, will need resharpening but still a great add on.

Corkscrew + Bottle opener: Seems good to go.

Overall this is a great cheap tool, under $5.00. Lasts a long time and comes with a pouch to carry it in.
3817156
When we go camping, I'm Mrs. Fixit, so this thing is super handy. Ax is good for small jobs, but don't expect to chop firewood with it because it's pretty small
53758
Lightweight, cheapo, survival hatchet 4-1 tool!

If you reprofile the blade of the hatchet portion slightly, and just regular maintenance of keeping the blade sharpened after every few uses, it makes the perfect tool to carry in your doomsday bag.  It's a pound of weight to carry in order to have this lightweight all-in-one tool.  It's a solid piece of steel, relatively easy to sharpen and maintain once you've reprofiled the blade a touch more than the rough factory process.  If you are a "hunter", "camper", "boat enthusiast", "mountain biker" or "backpack hiker"; then for the price and for the ability to process wood, hammer and pry things open...I think a tool like this is an absolute must have.  I only take points away for not having an axehead sheath and for the hatchet blade needing more work done to it.  But when you consider "price" and "utility", if you ever are in a situation where you need to have a versatile tool to survive; then this tool is absolutely a bargain for $15 or less.  If you are talking about "long term" survival, then you would also need to get a quality axe and bow saw.  So realize that what you are getting here is cheap survival tool, something to throw in the emergency road kit, "night of the living dead" bag or for wilderness survivalists.  It's not a tool to build a house with.  You could build a nice survival shelter with it if you were in a forest or jungle environment.  Don't know how well the steel will hold up in freezing cold temperatures, but other than that it seems sturdy enough to get you through some of the worst situations you'd likely face in most (if not all) survival situations.  It's a no-brain purchase for $15 if you plan to be outdoors anytime in the near future.
4385681
I use this while backpacking since is smaller than am axe. The handle is lightweight compared to a wood hatched. Comes with guards on blade.
3596984
When I pulled this out at the campsite my friend laughed at me.  "What are you going to cut with that?"  He laughed until it cut through branches and small trees like a hot knife through butter.  Good trees were around so it's all we really needed.  It is very sharp and compact- great for backpacking.  You just can't get too excited and sloppy with your sawing.  If it slips out of the groove it will bend (although so far it has only flexed and immediately returned to normal).  By the 5th day of camping it was slightly less sharp but still just as competent.  I can't speak for long term reliability and am not super confident that it can take tons of abuse or heavy use- but for what it is, the price, and intended use it is very good.
3266649
Going to get a lot of use in my tool box and camp kit. I recieved this product at a discount for writing a review. It was my pleasure. Very handy item.
1426625
This is a nice little camping knife. It does need to be sharpened but for the price I'm fine with that. The flint strikers works good too. The sheath isn't the best but it works. The knife did poke through the bottom. All in all this is a great little camping knife and it would be tough to beat the price
4648795
Took this camping, perfect small hatchet when you don't want to pack a lot of stuff in, fits in a backpack.
733630
I replaced my machete with this hatchet for backpacking.  You won't be cutting down anything large with this, but it's the perfect size  for handling light limbing work.  This is not your normal hardware store axe, it is VERY sharp.  Almost knife sharp.  The light weight makes this a great addition to my pack for light day trips or extended backcountry trips.
3225316
This is basically a chainsaw blade with straps. Very lightweight and compact but does the job. Tested it on a six inch diameter piece of oak. It took some effort and a couple of minutes but it cut though. It won't take the place of a good knife or hatchet for processing wood but for the size and weight I think it is a good backup addition to any backpack.
3327098
This hatchet is perfect for a bugout bag whether its in an airplane or otherwise.  It has a good grip, a very sharp blade, is well balanced and you can feel the quality.  It doesn't take up much space for a hatchet, and while it isn't light it has a good weight/usefulness ratio.  It is certainly easier to cram in the corner of a traveling bag than a regular sized hatchet.  If your life depended on the tools you could carry with you, you would want the best quality you could afford to get.  I get the feeling that this thing will probably last forever.
1627859
I like knives, I like sharp knives, and I like being able to sharpen knives while hiking and camping. This little tool hits all those needs, and it works fantastically. Make sure to have a stable grip while sharpening though, as the "base" is just another side with angled stones.