CRKT Woods Chogan T-Hawk Review

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Edge Length: 3.4 inches
Steel: 1055 Carbon
Total Length: 19 inches
Handle Material: Wood, Hickory
Weight: 2 Pounds 1 Ounce
Price: $43
The Woods Chogan is a very versatile design, technically a tomahawk, yet heavy enough to split like a camping axe and chop through structures like a carpenter’s hatchet. The hammer end is particularly useful, equally able to pound tent stakes, break cinder blocks, or crush bones.
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[@eliteteutonicknight1]

I love the Chogan, I always take mine camping and it can split small logs quite easily, and the hammer is extremely useful. Plus, it's nowhere near as heavy as a full-sized axe. I pair it with a CS Kukri machete, they make a wicked team.

[@kipparsons5651]

Love my chogan! Its a beast! Use it all the time both in camp and at home

[@SeaBeagal]

A shield is part of my EDC. Great video man.

[@ZBII1Y]

Thanks for reviewing this, I was looking for a hawk/hatchet for some small chopping during camping trips or mountaineering. Looks like Skallagrim likes it too.

[@nickfornara8373]

Now this is a tomahawk I can justify purchasing. Lots of power. Lots of uses. Nice review

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Thank you, this is overall my favorite wood handle tomahawk, all things considered including price.

[@danofiremano]

It's what I want for my birthday this year!

[@hellhammerCCCP]

"Most people don't carry a shield with them." I couldn't stop laughing when you said that.

[@smithcas86]

I see that giant wall of blades behind you and I worry about your sanity..... Then I look closer and realize how many of those I own myself....... And I worry about my own.

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

You can call me Mr. Smith LOL if you have that many you should make vids, it's a sweet gravy train

[@razorrook218]

+WeAllJuggleKnives what do you mean by gravy train?

[@RockinRedneck09]

Great review, love them all, always reference you when looking into buying cutlery. That being said, for the Kangee and chogan, how would you keep the head of the axe in the handle? With my luck, paracord hasn't ever really done well. With my cold Steel Hawks, obviously I can drill a hole right into the wood. Can't with these. What would you recommend? Thanks man.

[@TheJohn93226]

I love your office!

[@TheJohn93226]

By far the best knife-channel....keep posting them awesome vids!

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

[@TheJohn93226]

Keep being who you are friend your vids are awesome and very informative!

[@mohawk14616]

Very good concise review and very well presented. Thanks.

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

mohawk14616 Thank you!

[@ava9oh1282000]

excellent write up. thank you

[@7028301890193]

I agree with BenrokEarth from 5 years ago, please show us how you did the double-wrap!

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

Just got this finally 😍😎 and of course through your link. Love this damn review.👍👊🤘

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Awesome, thank you, bro! This is my favorite CRKT hawk.

[@REAPERMILITIAOUTDOORS]

your collection man is sick brother holy moly f#$@ing awesome lol droolin

[@xavierhouser3142]

Impressive hawk I need one

[@stacymonahan3677]

I would recommend wrapping the bottom with tennis grip

[@ParasidicGeneration]

Man i like it great vid sir

[@BenrokEarth]

Please can you do a video detailing how you do the paracord and gamma grip wrapping. Thanks.

[@MegaGregor44]

Great hawk videos .What brand are your magnetic wall knife racks? I need strong ones.

[@unclejay9205]

Is that electrical tape under the blade? And is that just so it stays tight and sturdy? Looks a lot cooler that way too.

[@citizen1114]

I gotta get one of those. I can't tell you how many times I was camping and or hiking, that I needed to smash cinder blocks but lacked the tool to do it. All smart-assery aside...I really want one of those. I really like the idea of the heavier head and the hammer poll on the end for tent stakes, nail thumping etc.

[@olofternesten5595]

A bit dissaponted .... first thing I needed to do was sharpening it to get a nice edge.

[@christianwilliams4795]

Are there any ax hatchet machetes in the sub $100 price point that come sharp? I know the fiskarsx7 does... but that thing is ugly and I don't like it.

[@juanvaldez9964]

What about using it with a 2lb hammer to split wood

[@TheKoonass31]

How does it compare to the Cold Steel Rifleman Hawk. That would be a good comparison reveiw

[@glebbobrakov9238]

the first test makes a good asmr

[@wilderness3115]

My gog , great collection

[@joshuahmoran]

awesome man

[@ActionHero29]

Love this hawk. Thx for the vids..gosh i wish i knew how you can afford all these toys lol

[@lifted0422]

badass hawk

[@jurama25]

true words about the spike vs hammerhead !

[@KowboyUSA]

I like how the heel below the cheek can be sharpened.

[@citizen1114]

I would reckon that the spike on the Kangee would serve the same purpose as a pickaroon. Anyone ever use it as one?

[@Welther47]

What would you need the under-edge for? I can see a reason for having it on the top, though.

[@gentlecaringviolence]

Cause it looks cool. And maybe for hooking and pulling stuff.

[@will3002]

Thanks man

[@lawxr6eBay]

"most people don't carry shields these days" good stuff lol. thanks for the video , subbed

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

thanks!

[@shadhanohano]

would you recommend this tomahawk over the cold steel trailhawk?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Shadrach Hanohano I have both and yes, this one is a bit better.

[@cbr600rrturbo]

nice bro, u know I like it muhaha

[@UponGiantsShoulders]

My only complaint is that it came very dull. Had to re-profile removing a few degrees, and polishing up to a chisel sharp edge.

[@sixpointforge5573]

Was that the edge out of the box, or did you sharpen on the same angle, or did you completely change the edge geometry

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

That is how it came.

[@HighFiveGuy13]

Can you show how you put the para cord on there for us challenged viewers? lol I just don't wanna do it wrong somehow.

[@clarky4492]

Is the woods Chogan slow like the cs riflemans. Or fast like a trailhawk or pipe?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

It's slow, more like a hatchet, so it is not as good for some of the quick moves that a lot of hawks facilitate. But it does hit like a wrecking ball

[@aaronbenns9051]

looks as good as it performs

[@tegu9]

Welther47 the under edge can be for snag cutting or improved pain moves(small edges hut more than thick). You can catch a wrist or run it down a rifle of an opponent. If you catch a leg behind the knee with the sharpen lower edge you can cause more damage.

[@MrM2hb]

Great review, nice product. How does it compare to the Cold Steel Riflemans hawk in weight?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Thanks! The Rifleman's Hawk is slightly heavier.

[@TheJohn93226]

Will you be doing a review of the RMJ Kalihawk in the future?? :) I know it's very pricy though :(

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Nope. Next one is the CRKT Woods Nobo Hawk :]

[@TheJohn93226]

Cool :)

[@shadowalker1776]

Nice!

[@ComicKidzz]

in an ideal world i would like the chogan blade with the kangee spike guess ill just have to get both ; )

[@viseshseernam3145]

check out the variety of blades behind

[@vinnyavalanche]

I've used many an axe and hatchet..this one is my favorite cuts like butter stays sharp and for fuc sakes it's a Hawk

[@buckwylde9567]

Costs more than an equivalent piece from Cold Steel, is it worth the difference?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Yeah, the CRKT hawks are finished a bit better, although I think both brands hawks are made by the same factory in Taiwan.

[@kingtaco5000]

I want one but with a longer handle

[@HighFiveGuy13]

And I've looked all over and can't find anything so I'll ask you, what kind of steel is the blade made from? I hope a strain of American Steel.

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

HighFiveGuy13 It's 1055 Mid Carbone Steel

[@HighFiveGuy13]

Thanks.

[@napalmhardcore]

Not related to this product but I've just spied the Extrema Ratio E.R. Commando. Do that! Please. Pretty please with sugar on top :)

[@cd4playa1245]

Dude I totally agree that if I needed a melee weapon against zombies I'd much rather have a hammer or a tomohawk like this. Even for home defense if I didn't have a gun I'd rather have this than a machete.

[@oldfatbaldguy48]

how did u wrap that?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

oldfatbaldguy48 so the handle doesn't get dented if you accidentally hit it on something when hammering or chopping

[@Rwiffill]

Awesome will be doing the same build as you have done. But will also sharpen the beard.

[@Atomsk0192]

How did you wrap the Chogan?

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Atomsk0192 I just wrapped two layers of paracord around it and electrical taped the bottom so it's easy to remove.

[@Atomsk0192]

WeAllJuggleKnives Thanks

[@JackCamino]

yeah, you are right, I too have never seen a zombie carrying a shield.

[@RagnarokCo]

Blunt is bonus dmg vs undead(zombies) and piercing is bonus vs armored opponents. Everyone knows that! :P

[@xavierhouser3142]

One question do you have a Facebook page

[@WeAllJuggleKnives]

Yes I do. I never write anything on it, but you can like the page if you want LOL.

[@SwampRatt]

Mine looks exactly the same with my mods

[@spoke1183]

Law enforcement and army breaches use shield more then any other weapon. In fact shield are used more that anything else in riots/ protests and so on. Look at all the crowd control when protest happen. Shields are literally best defensive tool/weapon.

[@unCool1984]

Are these blades made in China?

[@rjwintl]

needs a longer handle, but you can always get an aftermarket !!!

[@weezahriah]

+Robert Walters why do you say that? curious?

[@rjwintl]

vikings were 3 inches taller than the English, the vikings also had a longer reach , ever wonder why 30 inch long swords were the standard ??? ... to have maximum killing power the handle on a 1.5#- 2# axe should be between 19 and 22 inches long ... balance and reach are what sets the standard ... was all trial and error back then and even now !!!

[@Snicke22]

+++++