<\/a><\/p>\n As you can see its a very slick looking axe, that is as sharp as a razor. I’ve used it for lots of different tasks from bushcraft to chopping kindling and it’s worked a treat at them all. The blade is made of stainless steel and is doesn’t blunt easily (even if it does become blunt, a sharpener is also included). Ergonomically designed the handle is comfortable for sustained chopping and use, it’s also covered with a knuckle guard which will stop you from getting any nasty knocks when slicing and dicing. <\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n That super sharp blade has got to be kept safe when not in use and the axe does this brilliantly with a reinforced and very tough nylon sheath. Long enough to be useful but still small enough to be portable and handy; the axe measures in at 13 1\/2″ in total length.<\/p>\n Contained within the pockets on this health and safety friendly sheath are a plethora of useful survival tools and gizmos. To be honest I’m not really ever likely to be in a deadly survival situation in Cornwall but they are pretty cool and you never know what you might need!<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n This survival axe has all the following included with it:<\/p>\n
\nBronzemoon outdoors<\/a><\/strong> is a website that is becoming vastly terrible for my bank balance, I’ve recently had another<\/a><\/strong> impulse-buy in the shape of the Bushmaster Survival Axe<\/a><\/strong>. I’ve always been a big fan of bushcraft and survival specialists like Ray Mears and Bear Grylls; this axe definitely looks like something they would use. Unfortunately \/ fortunately I don’t travel around barren landscapes like they do, but I do enjoy a bit of wild camping and alike. <\/p>\n