Spike Tomahawk
The word tomahawk is derived from the Algonquian word otomahuk (“to knock down”) and are a single handed axe used primarily by indigenous cultures in Northern America, known for their strength, sharpness and durability.
Hand forged from Canadian railroad spikes and flame treated ash, these tomahawks are the perfect companion for bushwalking, camping or even throwing sports.
Construction:
Forged railroad spikes and flame treated ash.
Dimensions:
Bit (cutting edge) 70mm, Head length 130mm, handle length 380mm.
*Slight variations may be present between each tomahawk.
The word tomahawk is derived from the Algonquian word otomahuk (“to knock down”) and are a single handed axe used primarily by indigenous cultures in Northern America, known for their strength, sharpness and durability.
Hand forged from Canadian railroad spikes and flame treated ash, these tomahawks are the perfect companion for bushwalking, camping or even throwing sports.
Construction:
Forged railroad spikes and flame treated ash.
Dimensions:
Bit (cutting edge) 70mm, Head length 130mm, handle length 380mm.
*Slight variations may be present between each tomahawk.
The word tomahawk is derived from the Algonquian word otomahuk (“to knock down”) and are a single handed axe used primarily by indigenous cultures in Northern America, known for their strength, sharpness and durability.
Hand forged from Canadian railroad spikes and flame treated ash, these tomahawks are the perfect companion for bushwalking, camping or even throwing sports.
Construction:
Forged railroad spikes and flame treated ash.
Dimensions:
Bit (cutting edge) 70mm, Head length 130mm, handle length 380mm.
*Slight variations may be present between each tomahawk.