BOKER PLUS APPALACHIAN AXE SMALL
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SKU
BKR09BO256
- Type: Axe / Tomahawk
- Brand: Boker Plus
- Overall Length: 13.98 in
- Blade Length: 4.13 in
- Blade Thickness: 0.79 in
- Weight: 28.22 oz
- Blade Material: 1055
- Handle Material: Hickory Wood
- Made in: Taiwan
- Blade Color: Uncoated
- Item Number: 09BO256
Tags: boker plus, axe, tomahawk, 1055 steel, hickory wood handle, outdoor, survival, uncoated blade
The Boker Plus Appalachian Axes feature a Rhenish-shaped axe head made of 1055 carbon steel. The universally designed blade thickness is equally suitable for felling and splitting. The lower tip (heel) of the 10.7 cm long cutting edge can be used as a turning nose for pieces of wood. The material is protected against rust by a protective lacquer. The versatile weight of 600g was chosen for the heads of both axes. For the handles, the best long-fibre breaking American hickory is used, which is far superior to European ash in breaking elasticity and shock load resistance. The handles are double-wedged with a wooden wedge and a steel sleeve. The two models Appalachian Big and Appalchian Small differ in the length of the axe handles.
| MSRP | $79.95 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Böker |
| Short Description |
Tags: boker plus, axe, tomahawk, 1055 steel, hickory wood handle, outdoor, survival, uncoated blade |
| Description | The Boker Plus Appalachian Axes feature a Rhenish-shaped axe head made of 1055 carbon steel. The universally designed blade thickness is equally suitable for felling and splitting. The lower tip (heel) of the 10.7 cm long cutting edge can be used as a turning nose for pieces of wood. The material is protected against rust by a protective lacquer. The versatile weight of 600g was chosen for the heads of both axes. For the handles, the best long-fibre breaking American hickory is used, which is far superior to European ash in breaking elasticity and shock load resistance. The handles are double-wedged with a wooden wedge and a steel sleeve. The two models Appalachian Big and Appalchian Small differ in the length of the axe handles. |
