Field Hatchet — Barebones

A tribute to a land rich with tradition, the Field Hatchet is rooted in heritage and enhanced by modern design. Crafted for precision, the blackened steel blade is complemented by the rich beechwood handle. Lightweight and compact, it proves indispensable in fireside work and field games. Includes sheath. Handle and head can be reset.

• Utility-inspired design
• 4” cast 1055 carbon steel blade with rear hammer
• Beechwood handle
• 900D polyester sheath
• Simple rehandling

Materials
1055 High Carbon Steel, beechwood, polyester (sheath)

Dimensions
Handle: 17" Long
Blade: 4"L x 3.5"H
Hammer: 1"L x 1.25" H

Weight
1.2 LBS

Care

• Blade Apply a thin coat of protective oil after use. Wipe clean of dirt, water, and fingerprints regularly. Tighten handle and sharpen as needed.

• Sheath Gently brush off any visible dirt. If you must wipe clean, use plain water and mild soap solution only if necessary. Allow sheath to air dry. Do not machine wash.

Q: Can the Field Hatchet be re-handled?
A: Yes. If it is necessary to re-handle the Field Hatchet, simply insert the new handle through the head of the hatchet. The head should start to snug towards the thicker portion of the handle toward the top. To set the head, turn the hatchet on its head. While holding onto the handle, drop the hatchet from about 10" onto a solid surface. After five or six drops the head will set firmly. As the hatchet is used the head will further set itself.

Q: What do I do if the head comes loose?
A: The head of the Field Hatchet can be easily reset without any special tools. To set the head, turn the hatchet on its head. While holding onto the handle, drop the hatchet from about 10" onto a solid surface. After five or six drops the head will set firmly. As the hatchet is used the head will further set itself.