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title: "SOG Tactical Tomahawk- Throwing Hatchet, Versatile Survival Tactical Axe and Emergency Breaching Tool with Sheath (F01TN-CP)"
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# Ballistic nylon sheath with belt loop 15.75-inch tactical tomahawk length 420 stainless steel razor-sharp blade SOG Tactical Tomahawk- Throwing Hatchet, Versatile Survival Tactical Axe and Emergency Breaching Tool with Sheath (F01TN-CP)

**Price:** E£ 8311
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## Summary

> 🪓 Own the edge: Tactical power meets survival-ready style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SOG Tactical Tomahawk- Throwing Hatchet, Versatile Survival Tactical Axe and Emergency Breaching Tool with Sheath (F01TN-CP)
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 8311 with free shipping
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Carry with Confidence:** Includes rugged ballistic nylon sheath with belt loop for secure, hands-free transport.
- • **Swift & Precise Swing:** At 15.75 inches, engineered for fast, accurate throws and quick tactical use.
- • **Multi-Tool Versatility:** Features hammer edge and piercing spike for breaching, chopping, and emergency tasks.
- • **Razor-Sharp Durability:** 420 stainless steel blade with sleek black finish for long-lasting edge retention and corrosion resistance.
- • **Trusted Tactical Legacy:** Inspired by Vietnam-era tomahawks, backed by SOG’s lifetime repair and replacement promise.

## Overview

The SOG Tactical Tomahawk is a lightweight yet heavy-duty 15.75-inch axe crafted from razor-sharp 420 stainless steel. Designed for tactical breaching, survival, and outdoor utility, it features a multi-functional hammer edge and piercing spike. The tomahawk comes with a durable ballistic nylon sheath with belt loop for easy carry. Perfect for professionals and enthusiasts seeking a versatile, reliable tool with a legacy of military-inspired design and backed by SOG’s lifetime support.

## Description

Product Description The Tomahawk is a lightweight yet heavy-duty multiuse axe designed for the tactician as well as the practical user – a great breaching axe, camping axe and backpacking axe with a versatile ballistic nylon carry sheath. Use the Tomahawk at home, in camp and on the trail, and rely on it as a utility axe for breaching, evacuation and obstacle removal. From the Manufacturer SOG, Tactical Tomahawk Axe, Perfect For Breaching, Excavating, Obstacle Removal & Other Tactical Hatchet Utility Operations. SOG Tactical Tomahawk – Black Based on the Vietnam Tomahawk Axe Tool, the SOG Tactical Tomahawk Camping Axe is an extreme evolution of the original tomahawk axe, which was considered one of the more unusual tactical hatchet weapons of its day. Today, there is a real need for a versatile tactical axe tool for breaching operations, excavation, obstacle removal,extraction, and other utility survival axe applications. The 420 stainless steel camping axe head is mounted to the glass-reinforced tactical axe nylon handle with heavy-duty SOG tomahawk bolts and a steel ferrule for additional tomahawk axe handle reinforcement. Carried in a nylon axe sheath this is a universal axe tool for modern man.

Review: Cheap axe, worth the money. - I purchased this tomahawk as a small campfire and hiking axe, as well for the fun of having a throwing tomahawk. I bought it at $30 and have to say it is worth it, given the price. PROS: --The hard plastic handle is ridged, making it easy to grip, even while wet or grimy. --The axehead came with a strong edge, and can be easily finished to a very sharp blade that lasts. (I used a Smith's pocket Pal <$10 to fine tune the edge). --VERY light. the axe can be added to a hiking bag without being a burden. --The rear spike on the back is pretty wicked, and can bite into very hard wood easily. CONS --This is a SMALL axe, you won't be chopping down trees with this, and my attempts to break open a broken log with a 24 in. diameter were pretty futile. I was very successful chopping up branches, and chunks of firewood under a foot in diameter, but heavy use on large logs loosened the axehead. The steel of the head goes about a third of the way down the handle, and even though it is reinforced, I managed to loosen the screws. If you don't have the right sized screwdriver bit (T10 bit fit well enough) to tighten everything, you might ruin the tomahawk. --The sheath does its job, but i wouldn't call it excessively secure when you need it to be or quick-draw when you'd like it to be. It has a double stitched vertical strap that you can run your belt through, but in my experience that made it a bit awkward to re-sheath. It DOES have grommet holes along the top front and top rear edges of the sheath (I did not expect that from the pictures) that allow you to tie it to a backpack or wherever you'd like to secure it. These have been a mixed blessing as they allow flexibility in where you secure it, but depending on the shape of the bag, the tension on the sheath makes it difficult to draw the tomahawk from the sheath. So a little experimenting is in order here. --I managed to chip the blade this past weekend while throwing it. The shape of the blade makes the top edge of the axe blade more susceptible to damage, and if it lands on a rock you might have chipped your an otherwise. This speaks more to my abuse as an owner than it does the axe's construction however. FINAL THOUGHTS So overall, it performed well. There are some issues I have with the sheath, but given the price I really can't complain. If you intend on using it heavily for chopping wood you may want to find another, more solid axe. But if you just want a light axe for light wood cutting or occasional hiking use with the perks of having a throwing tomahawk, you'd be very hard pressed to find a better buy than this. I would highly recommend finding T10 bits for your screwdriver as the head will likely start to loosen after some time. I will likely be wrapping the handle in paracord to improve comfort as well.
Review: Fantastic Tomahawk For Novice - This is a very well made tomahawk and well balanced and ergonomically designed. I choose this tomahawk after reading several reviews on SOG tomahawks and other brand tomahawks. I wanted to purchase one for my 16 year old son who is interested in tactical weapons and self defense. This item is light enough for him to manage and well balanced. What I like about the tomahawk based on the comments from the reviewers on this site was its durability, design, quality and value. Many stated that their tomahawk held up to various forms of throwing and use. It is not meant or designed to be used as an axe, but as a self defense weapon or tool. My son loves it because it not only looks "cool" but is well built and has the safety sheath for it. He loves the look, design, and feel. His hands are smaller than mine and the handle on this tomahawk is narrow enough for a comfortable and stable grip for him. He has limited use of it since he just got it, but we have thrown it several times at 3/4 inch plywood and a few trees and it held up. He likes the non-axe end which is spear like because it enables him to punch holes into metal containers with ease. I did show him how to throw it and how to handle it from a safety perspective so he would not hurt himself or others. I also made sure he understood that this was not a toy, but a tool and he was to respect its potential to harm or hurt someone by accident. So, no monkey business with it when he handles it and he can not allow his friends to use it or handle it without me there initially. Basically, I am making him follow what I call our gun safety rules. It is also important to know how to position you arms and how to place the tomahawk in your hand to throw it. Most of this is common sense and through practice you can refine the hand and arm placements based on personal comfort. If the tomahawk fails in use I will up date this review to reflect that, but for the value this tomahawk is a steal (no pun intended). For those interested in learning more about tomahawks and their use, there are many books available at the library and some videos on you-tube. We did research for our information on tomahawks under keywords like, tomahawk, tactical self defense weapons, hand to hand combat weapons, military self defense weapons, etc. There is a lot out there for adults and youths to read and learn about these tomahawks. I may even purchase one for myself and carry it as a tool in my vehicle since it can have many useful applications in times of an emergency. The sheath that comes with it not only protects the tomahawk, but is an excellent safety cover so no one would get cut by the sharp axe end of the tomahawk. This makes it easier for me to store it in the vehicle without concern for an exposed axe end.

## Features

- SOG AXE WITH BITE: At 15.75 inches, these hatchets and hawks are built to swing fast and true; these hawk axes feature a razor-sharp 420 stainless steel hatchet blade
- 24 OUNCE AXE: Light yet heavy-duty, hatchet is a superb survival axe and fire rescue tool; hawk boasts a sleek black blade finish for added durability
- EMERGENCY AXE WITH SOG TOMAHAWK SHEATH: This woodsmen-meets-urban tactical tomahawk snaps securely in its ballistic nylon sheath; includes belt loop for 1.5-inch belts
- HAMMER AXE EDGE AND PIERCING SPIKE: FastHawk tactical survival axe features a flat edge for hammering and a spike for chipping; an emergency kit tool first, but versatile to handle small wood chopping tasks.
- SOG FOR LIFE: Take care of your SOG tomahawk throwing axe and we’ll take care of you; we gladly consider repairs and replacements for your properly maintained SOG FastHawk hatchet

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #87,218 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #95 in Camping Axes & Hatchets |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,574 Reviews |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SOG
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.75"L x 8.25"W
- **Handle Material:** Nylon,Stainless Steel,Wood
- **Color:** black
- **Head Type:** Tactical

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is this a suitable throwing weapon? if i practice throwing at a tree how long will this thing hold up?**
A: the blade seems strong BUT here's the problem. Because it does not have a full tang, after only a few throws (hits and misses), the blade head loosens slightly from the handle and will in time become even more loose. The weakness is the ax head held in place by a band of sheet metal near the top of the handle. The band is not strong enough to endure the throws, eventually bending/ crimping at the point of contact with the " metal wings " that stabilizes the ax blade to the handle. This loosening will get worse and there is no fix to this problem.

**Q: is it full tang**
A: No. Full tang is really a knife term, referring to the portion of the knife under the handle. Axes, hatchets and tomahawks are traditionally two-piece, with a handle separate from the head. There are one-piece tomahawks, all metal, mostly cheapies but some excellent ones. This tomahawk is a kind of hybrid, with a 3" "tang" to which the handle is bolted. This design is neither inherently weak nor inherently strong. Reviews for this tomahawk indicate very few people have complained about the handle breaking off. Compare reviews of the United M48 (which has the same hybrid design), where a significant percentage of users complain of handle breakage. If you don't throw the tomahawk, you're in no danger of breaking the handle off. Note that making the handle in one piece with the head adds significant weight and moves the balance down away from the head, neither of which is good. It's a trade-off with assuring you the head will not separate from the handle.

**Q: Can it split wood?**
A: Depends on how big your wood is. Is it green or dead?An Axe, wedges or splitting maul would be in order for larger pieces of wood.

**Q: how well will it work on zombies?**
A: It will work great, nice and light.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cheap axe, worth the money.
*by L***E on March 25, 2015*

I purchased this tomahawk as a small campfire and hiking axe, as well for the fun of having a throwing tomahawk. I bought it at $30 and have to say it is worth it, given the price. PROS: --The hard plastic handle is ridged, making it easy to grip, even while wet or grimy. --The axehead came with a strong edge, and can be easily finished to a very sharp blade that lasts. (I used a Smith's pocket Pal <$10 to fine tune the edge). --VERY light. the axe can be added to a hiking bag without being a burden. --The rear spike on the back is pretty wicked, and can bite into very hard wood easily. CONS --This is a SMALL axe, you won't be chopping down trees with this, and my attempts to break open a broken log with a 24 in. diameter were pretty futile. I was very successful chopping up branches, and chunks of firewood under a foot in diameter, but heavy use on large logs loosened the axehead. The steel of the head goes about a third of the way down the handle, and even though it is reinforced, I managed to loosen the screws. If you don't have the right sized screwdriver bit (T10 bit fit well enough) to tighten everything, you might ruin the tomahawk. --The sheath does its job, but i wouldn't call it excessively secure when you need it to be or quick-draw when you'd like it to be. It has a double stitched vertical strap that you can run your belt through, but in my experience that made it a bit awkward to re-sheath. It DOES have grommet holes along the top front and top rear edges of the sheath (I did not expect that from the pictures) that allow you to tie it to a backpack or wherever you'd like to secure it. These have been a mixed blessing as they allow flexibility in where you secure it, but depending on the shape of the bag, the tension on the sheath makes it difficult to draw the tomahawk from the sheath. So a little experimenting is in order here. --I managed to chip the blade this past weekend while throwing it. The shape of the blade makes the top edge of the axe blade more susceptible to damage, and if it lands on a rock you might have chipped your an otherwise. This speaks more to my abuse as an owner than it does the axe's construction however. FINAL THOUGHTS So overall, it performed well. There are some issues I have with the sheath, but given the price I really can't complain. If you intend on using it heavily for chopping wood you may want to find another, more solid axe. But if you just want a light axe for light wood cutting or occasional hiking use with the perks of having a throwing tomahawk, you'd be very hard pressed to find a better buy than this. I would highly recommend finding T10 bits for your screwdriver as the head will likely start to loosen after some time. I will likely be wrapping the handle in paracord to improve comfort as well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic Tomahawk For Novice
*by G***S on January 3, 2013*

This is a very well made tomahawk and well balanced and ergonomically designed. I choose this tomahawk after reading several reviews on SOG tomahawks and other brand tomahawks. I wanted to purchase one for my 16 year old son who is interested in tactical weapons and self defense. This item is light enough for him to manage and well balanced. What I like about the tomahawk based on the comments from the reviewers on this site was its durability, design, quality and value. Many stated that their tomahawk held up to various forms of throwing and use. It is not meant or designed to be used as an axe, but as a self defense weapon or tool. My son loves it because it not only looks "cool" but is well built and has the safety sheath for it. He loves the look, design, and feel. His hands are smaller than mine and the handle on this tomahawk is narrow enough for a comfortable and stable grip for him. He has limited use of it since he just got it, but we have thrown it several times at 3/4 inch plywood and a few trees and it held up. He likes the non-axe end which is spear like because it enables him to punch holes into metal containers with ease. I did show him how to throw it and how to handle it from a safety perspective so he would not hurt himself or others. I also made sure he understood that this was not a toy, but a tool and he was to respect its potential to harm or hurt someone by accident. So, no monkey business with it when he handles it and he can not allow his friends to use it or handle it without me there initially. Basically, I am making him follow what I call our gun safety rules. It is also important to know how to position you arms and how to place the tomahawk in your hand to throw it. Most of this is common sense and through practice you can refine the hand and arm placements based on personal comfort. If the tomahawk fails in use I will up date this review to reflect that, but for the value this tomahawk is a steal (no pun intended). For those interested in learning more about tomahawks and their use, there are many books available at the library and some videos on you-tube. We did research for our information on tomahawks under keywords like, tomahawk, tactical self defense weapons, hand to hand combat weapons, military self defense weapons, etc. There is a lot out there for adults and youths to read and learn about these tomahawks. I may even purchase one for myself and carry it as a tool in my vehicle since it can have many useful applications in times of an emergency. The sheath that comes with it not only protects the tomahawk, but is an excellent safety cover so no one would get cut by the sharp axe end of the tomahawk. This makes it easier for me to store it in the vehicle without concern for an exposed axe end.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Awesome tool!
*by R***E on May 5, 2011*

Why did I buy this Tomahawk? I had previously purchaed a SOG machete and was pleased with the quality and performance. But, I needed soemething that was less for bushwhacking and more for hiking and camping. If that's what you are looking for this may be the tool for you. So far, I have taken it on one weekend camping trip in Virginia and it was great. I used it to chop up some firewood. Some of what I cut were logs about three inches in diameter. It took a few more whacks than a traditional axe, but this Tomahawk cut right through. Trimming branches away from the bigger logs was very easy, it sliced them off with ease. I also used it for some finer work, nothing highly detailed but I used it to fashion a walking stick. I cut a dried branch to size, trimmed the other branches and little knots away (a lot easier than I would have with a knife) and there I had it, my walking stick for the weekend. One day, I did a six mile hike along the river with my trusty Tomahawk in its sheath. It was lightweight and easily carried on my belt. That's the best thing, lightweight but heavy enough and it has a very sturdy feel that gives you confidence in it as a tool and if need be a defensive tool. I really like the way the handle attaches to the head, very well made. No fear of swinging this and cracking the handle where it attaches. Plus, it was sharp right out of the box, maintained its edge through three camp fires and one improvised walking stick. I bragged on it so much that one of the guys that I was camping with without and bought his own. Yes, it is great, but don't expect it to chop down trees, it has a smaller blade than you would find on an axe, but for chopping smaller logs and clearing brush, this Tomahawk is a winner!

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