CRKT Johnson Kangee T-Hawk Overview

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The Kangee T-Hawk features black powder coated SK5 steel construction with an ax front and spike back. Full-tang curved handle and grip grooves along with full length handle scales that are checkered for added grip security, and can be removed for cleaning. Molle equipped, form-fitting Kydex sheaths slip over the head and secure with a buckled strap.
Designer Ryan Johnson has been honing his tactical tomahawk designs over the last 30 years and has earned a dedicated and loyal fan base, particularly among special forces troops. Tomahawks have been a mainstay of utility in the military for a long time. From manual utility tasks to self-defense fighting tools, they have carved out a unique place in many a tactical gear bag.
Specifications:
Overall Length: 13.75"
Blade Length: 2.93"
Blade Thickness: 0.23"
Blade Steel: SK5 Carbon Steel, HRC 54-55
Handle Material: Glass-Filled Nylon; EDM Finish
Weight: 1 lb. 8.6 oz.
Information from CRKT

[@BladeHQShorts]

Love it. Just put it on my list.

[@BladeHQShorts]

Nice. Seems like a mighty fine use for the holes. Thanks for sending me there Lobster!

[@OGxTRAPxGOD]

I love the p-screws because u gotta clean those suckers or they'll rust. My complaint is the sheath, it blowz. I plant on getting a custom vacuumed kydex

[@BladeHQShorts]

You're welcome! Glad to see you interacting on our channel now.

[@glockbrothers]

The man cut, thanks for the laugh, will use it in and up coming video. Thanks for the review.

[@zM00Nx]

I think you should have DEFINITELY emphasized that this is technically a RMJ tactical tomahawk... RMJ Tactical makes probably the best tomahawks in the world.. Unfortunately they all range around 400$.. The fact that i can get a tomahawk designed by Ryan Johnson for 140$ is enough to sell me and many other people in a heart beat... Great review BTW.. I love it when people actually show a size comparison to themselves.. You just never seem to get a good size reference w/ most table top reviews.

[@tfanning111]

Who…ly…smokes. Thank you for this comment. I just spent about 2hrs exploring RMJ Tactical. I hadn’t heard about this company until now. I’m obsessed haha

[@mynamesjeff347]

So you would say this is close as I can get to an RMJ without spending $400+?

[@zM00Nx]

@@mynamesjeff347 So for the more modern "tactical" hawks If you're looking for something under $100 I really like the SOG Fasthawk and the Estwing Black Eagle. The Estwing is a heavier and probably a little more robust, where the SOG is lighter and more nimble. Both are good hawks. In the $100-150 range I think the CRKT/ RMJ collaboration is still about as good as it gets. There's also a company called 2 Hawks which is a really awesome pick for more traditional Tomahawks in this price range as well. In the $200 range. American Tomahawk Company doesn't mess around. I really love their tomahawks In the $300-$400 range Halfbreed makes some really nice Hawks. Toor Knives also makes an awesome little tomahawk for around $350 and they do special prices all the time. Anything north of $400 I would recommend just pulling the trigger on an RMJ. Although most of their stuff has climbed into the $500 range over the last few years unfortunately. This is just a list of some stuff I personally have experience with. Definitely shop around. You can find some really cool stuff on the custom market. Everything I've listed above should be easy to find and readily available though.

[@BeighlynnBait]

I wish I could hold out for a Bawidamann Ragnarok but I'll take two of these, and a Chogan, and sleep too well.

[@TheJcGlobal]

Please help me out this or the Gerber Downrange tomahawk?

[@Kiba364]

Hey Ben, awesome review man, but speaking of CRKT, you should review the new CRKT Ripple with the bronze finish, nobody else on the KZbins has one(that I have found) could compare it to a couple of Kershaws that Ken Onion has also designed(Oso sweet comes to mind) so yeah there's my suggestion lol

[@JackedLobster]

Cutlerylover made use of those holes you were asking about, Ben. Check out his vid.

[@mysciencenow]

i think if you loop a cord into the holes it will serve to hold your hand on to the handle and it will not realease... that may be the purpose of holes. a seat belt for your hand.

[@sinrik77]

the holes in the handle are for a whistle as you throw the hawk

[@poland_stronk3044]

;D

[@BladeHQShorts]

I was being modest... in all reality, there were two school buses full of innocent children mere seconds away from a head-on collision. I don't want to brag, but let's just say I was lucky I only sustained a small cut on my hand during the rescue. :)

[@CanaanChapel777]

There's the man cut, and then the Superman cut. O_o Saving busses full of innocent children= Ben on a Monday

[@glockbrothers]

Any way we can help local business and stimulate the economy is what were all about. Look forward to more outrageous comments or funnier.

[@CanaanChapel777]

*Coughs* Little cut on the end of your finger, eh? ;) It's cool Ben, It happens to the best of us lol At least you didn't BS your way through it and say you got it from stopping a falling school bus full of innocent children........

[@MrChesteraz]

Great hawk review should have better editing

[@danzigrulze5211]

You never put a tomhawk away until it's blade runs red with the blood of the white man.

[@cornixdemetrius7883]

And yet it was made and designed by a white man. One more savage technology perfected by superior whites.

[@uniroyalbarrie]

Shotgun is a breaching tool. This T-Hawk is for campers or anything other than military use. I'm SURE no CSM in any common wealth army would allow this.

[@mysciencenow]

or maybe , not haha

[@BladeHQShorts]

I was being modest... in all reality, there were two school buses full of innocent children mere seconds away from a head-on collision. I don't want to brag, but let's just say I was lucky I only sustained a small cut on my hand during the rescue. :)