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10" ARES Camping Hatchet w/ High-Carbon Steel Blade Expired
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$30.02
ARES TOOL via Amazon has 10" ARES Camping Hatchet w/ High-Carbon Steel Blade (Select Sizes) on sale for $15.01. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
Thanks to Community Member JaredA6098 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member JaredA6098 for sharing this deal.
About this Item:
- High-Carbon Steel Blade Head
- Lightweight Fiberglass Handle Construction
- Includes a reusable locking cover that protects the blade
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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This on the other hand seems like it wouldn't do a whole lot well. I suppose I can get one and test it out, but that blade/wedge angle is all wrong to me.
Also for those thinking a small hatchet is what they need over a small axe (let's say you only have one) I'd pick a small axe 100/100 times. You can do everything a hatchet can do and you can also take down small trees, limbs, etc.
Now if you already have a small axe, this may be useful to you. But I have my doubts.
Note, not saying this is a bad deal (or good one) however this echoes like the mattress stores that have been going out of business since someone named Bush was president.
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This on the other hand seems like it wouldn't do a whole lot well. I suppose I can get one and test it out, but that blade/wedge angle is all wrong to me.
Also for those thinking a small hatchet is what they need over a small axe (let's say you only have one) I'd pick a small axe 100/100 times. You can do everything a hatchet can do and you can also take down small trees, limbs, etc.
Now if you already have a small axe, this may be useful to you. But I have my doubts.
Note, not saying this is a bad deal (or good one) however this echoes like the mattress stores that have been going out of business since someone named Bush was president.
This on the other hand seems like it wouldn't do a whole lot well. I suppose I can get one and test it out, but that blade/wedge angle is all wrong to me.
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