Axes

The Pulaski axe is a tool used by firefighters everywhere in forest fire control. The combination single bit axe and grub hoe makes short work of cutting through tree roots, unearthing stumps and excavating in even heavy clay soil.

This axe was originally designed for trappers, hunters, and fishermen on expeditions along the Hudson Bay. Today, whether pounding tent stakes or for more traditional uses, it's the favorite of outdoor enthusiasts everywhere.

Cuts brush and small saplings. Faster, safer and easier to use than a common axe. The replaceable Swedish steel blade has a 5 3/4" cutting edge that cuts quickly through young, springy stems. Overall length: 26 1/4". Weight 2 lbs.