Name: Gerber Bear Grylls survival axe
Brand: Gerber
SKU: GERB31-002070
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 8.6129 (31 reviews)

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Handle/blade: plastic/3Cr13MoV 
Blade length: 8.8 cm 
Weight: 520 grams


This little axe of Gerber is a versatile tool for the survivalist. The compact size and low weight makes it easy to carry on your belt or in a backpack. He stands his ground for light chopping. Starting logs for a campfire are easily made with this axe. But the sharp blade just as easily minces the beef for a barbecue. This is what makes the axe different from a regular axe. The edge is sharpened under a smaller angle than is usual for an axe. This may make the edge a bit more vulnerable, theoretically. But the main advantage is that you can take this axe with you as a back up knife. The finger grooves just behind the axe head are designed to accurately steer the axe. You then use it more as a knife then an axe. The back of the edge features ridges and can be used as a hammer.  
  


The plastic handle feels soft and offers a lot of grip, even in wet conditions. The steel of the axe runs entirely in the handle. Therefore there are no vulnerable confirmations that can let you down.

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Attention, maniement pas évident, le manche est vraiment très court par rapport à la lame. La lame est très affûtée et plutôt fine. On se retrouve alors avec une hache très tranchante,  mais avec tres peu d inertie. Je l'ai acheté pour pouvoir retirer rapidement les petites branchettes sur une grosse branche mais trop léger pour ça.
Attention également à ne pas vous couper en la sortant de son étui tres etroit.

Good efficient service and very competitive price.

Broke instantly was told it was a bit of grit in the soft wood which is nonsense I got no reply left a review then replied to that then nothing I ended up rining gerber who state they would look into the "partnership" as this is not what they want to be the image given they are calling tomorrow to advise what next as got no help here

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Measured from the tip of the blade to the back of the handle

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