Stihl Forestry Hatchet BEST HIKING AXE EVER!!!

Had this Stihl woodcutter camp & forestry hatchet for over a year now and used it almost weekly since purchasing. The axe has held up extremely well and I rarely venture into the wilderness of British Colombia or New South Wales with out it. In my opinion it is the ideal hiking/ hunting axe for the price I purchased it for although research tells me the current price is higher then what I paid for mine. These hatchets are made in Italy with an over all length of 40cm (15.75inches) and total weight of 600 grams (1.3lbs.

[@kurts64]

Love this little hatchet. Paid 50 for mine maybe about six years ago, has held up perfect. Good to see another Aussie on the tube

[@aussieaxedude154]

Top little axe brother same to you

[@quinntheeskimooutdoors6234]

Nice, I have two of these. Take care.

[@aussieaxedude154]

Thanks for watching mate. I'm honestly considering buying another one awesome little axe.

[@JamesSmith-fl2ky]

I like the look of this axe, but I would like to have a leather sheath if I really kept it sharp. Do you know of any full sheaths or covers that fit it?

[@aussieaxedude154]

Honestly mate have no idea of any sheaths you can buy for this axe. Could always try your hand at making one??? a cool little axe that's for sure Thanks for watching dude.

[@rolandblanding7888]

How did you remove the paint?

[@aussieaxedude154]

Sand paper. Thanks for watching mate.

[@Marian1983.2D]

Best what? :)) :))

[@debow567]

My head loosened up after about a week . Only complaint. May rehang the head at a later date

[@aussieaxedude154]

Have heard this has happened to a few people mate have been lucky with mine so far. Thanks for watching.

[@brain4154]

mine started to get a lil loose, i just whacked an additional step wedge in there and now she's fuckin set!