What’s the place that sells those nice wood handled axes/hatchets with a lifetime warranty I’ve seen guys talk about on here?

This one?

https://www.hardcorehammers.com/online-store/Super-Naturalist-Hatchet-p137077756

Nice looking axe. what about an Estwing ? It would be more durable than the wooden handle.

I bought an Eastwing and sold it. The balance point for carrying it is on the narrow metal portion of the handle and is very uncomfortable. It would probably be a good option to throw in a canoe or ATV but I went back to a wood handle.

This. Dam the warranty.

I have always judged axes/hatchets by their heads. Handles are replaceable.

My older boy has one of those as well as a Snow and Nealley boys axe and a Snow and Nealley double bitted cruser axe I gave him years ago.All great axes.

I bought a Snow and Nealley Penobscot kindling axe last year from Trapper's Post. It's a nice little hatchet.

I have 3 sizes of Snow and Neally's, all good axes.

Nice thread.

I have a Wetterlings and it's great. For the price, I hate to use it on my line because of all the cutting near the ground.

I use a Bridgeport hatchet primarily because I walk mostly. If I can drive to a set, I like a pulaski.

Any axe made by the Mann tool (axe) company in Lewistown PA will not disappoint.

Check out this old thread. . .

axes!

I have a little Marles axe that I like a lot and for when things get a bit rough a council tool boys axe does a good job as well. That one I have on my belt for driving wedges when falling trees.

Felling

If you are going to be a land-lubber you need to learn the proper vernacular.

Makes no never minds to the tree. It falls all the same

Pretty looking handles above, but have you guys looked at the price?

I've got a batch of axes/hatchets and such. You know, one of my favorites is a Sears single-bit, it's in the truck now. Don't remember, it was $25 or so?

Also like my best double-bit ax. I've had it for years and I'll never wear it out. It's worn me out more than once.

I was at my Stihl dealer yesterday, Stihl has a nice selection of various purpose axes. They looked like very over built with very beefy hickory handles. Next payday I will own the cruiser ax version.

Check out husqvarna. Very good quality and reasonably priced.

X2.