Discover our wide selection of specialized axes for various activities! We have a variety of models that adapt to your needs. From precise chopping axes to multifunctional tactical axes, you'll find the perfect tool for your tasks.
Below are some of the types of axes we offer:
Cutting Ax
If you need to chop firewood or other smaller carpentry jobs, chopping axes are your best option. With heavier heads and a wedge-shaped edge, these axes allow you to split wood efficiently.
Felling Ax
Felling axes are ideal for penetrating deeply into the wood with each impact. With a thin edge and long handle, they allow you to generate more momentum with each swing. They are perfect for jobs that require precise and effective cuts.
Tactical Axes
Tactical axes are the modern tools equivalent to military and battle axes. These axes are used by elite security forces, such as SWAT. In addition to their main function, these axes have extra attributes, such as a part that functions as a hammer or a wrench, making them versatile and practical tools in tactical situations.
Crash Axes
Crash axes are tools designed specifically for emergency flight situations. In the event of a plane crash, opening the cabin doors is crucial. If the doors do not open, these axes are used by the attendants to break through them and ensure the safety of the passengers.
Firefighter Axes
The firefighter's ax is an indispensable tool in emergency situations. With a heavy head and thin edge, these axes provide the strength needed to break through doors in times of danger. In addition, they usually have a peak on the opposite side of the edge, which makes them an efficient tool to eliminate any obstacle in rescue tasks.
Hand Ax
Hand axes are lightweight and small, making them ideal for chopping firewood, felling small trees, and useful for hikers. Their compact and lightweight design makes them a versatile tool that is easy to transport.
Carpenter's Ax
Slightly larger than hand axes, carpenter's axes are perfect for splitting firewood and making precise cuts. With a long handle and a straight, thin and sharp blade, they offer you great precision in your carpentry work.
war axes
Feel the warrior spirit with our battle axes! The tomahawk and other axes of this style have their origins with Native Americans and European colonialists. To this day, these axes are still useful and are used in throwing sports or to learn self-defense techniques.
Viking Axes
Viking axes, although not used for warfare today, were designed specifically for combat. With their large size, long handle and thin, elongated blade, these axes improved the effectiveness of the impact. Despite their imposing appearance, they are surprisingly light and require the use of both hands.
Double Edged Ax
Double-edged axes combine the characteristics of felling and chopping axes. With two heads and a shorter handle, these axes are heavier and require more strength to use. They are ideal for jobs that demand greater power and resistance.
Frequently Asked Questions about Functional Axes
- What is the difference between a felling ax and a chopping ax?
Felling axes are designed to penetrate deep into the wood, while splitting axes are ideal for separating wood efficiently.
What additional attributes do tactical axes have? Tactical axes often have features like hammers or wrenches, making them versatile in tactical situations.
What are crash axes used for? Crash axes are used in emergency situations on flights to open cabin doors and ensure the safety of passengers.
What makes firefighter axes efficient in rescue situations? Firefighter's axes have a peak on the opposite side of the edge, which makes them efficient in removing obstacles in rescue tasks.
What is the advantage of using hand axes for hikers? Hand axes are light and compact, making them ideal for hikers who need a versatile and easy-to-carry tool.
What is the story behind Viking axes? Viking axes were designed for combat and were known for their large size and effectiveness.
Discover the perfect ax for your needs and activities! Explore our selection of functional axes and find the tool that suits you.
