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Ready for hiking, camping and gardening. The full-size Gerber Bushcraft Axe in coyote combines brutal efficiency with comfort and safety. The long, contoured handle reduces the effort of chopping, and the steel blade holds sharpness for a long time, so you can prepare firewood, build shelter and camp faster. It's a tool that realistically relieves stress - and one you want to have next to you every night under the stars.
Gerber Bushcraft Axe with toolbox - features
- Heavy-duty construction; stainless steel tip with anti-corrosion coating.
- Long, contoured handle; rubberized, non-slip grip.
- Flat side of the obstruction functions as a hammer (herring, nails, wedge).
- Waterproof storage compartment in the handle for survival accessories (paracord, flint, etc.).
- Cutouts in the handle reduce weight without sacrificing rigidity.
- Maintains sharpness for a long time; ideal for chopping and camp work.
- Blade cover included.
Gerber Bushcraft Axe with toolbox - durability you can rely on
Ergonomic handle with rubberized, molded section lies firmly in the hand, even with gloves or rain. Thoughtful cutouts at the top reduce weight without sacrificing rigidity, and the extended arm increases leverage and speed. The flat part of the obstruction acts like a hammer: nailing nails, driving tent pegs or splitting blocks wedges becomes fast and precise. One tool - many tasks.
Stainless steel blade with anti-corrosion coating with stands moisture, mud and resin, retaining sharpness for a long time. A waterproof compartment in the handle holds essentials (paracord, lighter, flint), so you always have key camping accessories "in hand". With a handsaw, it forms a set for building a camp, preparing fuel and lighting a campfire - without compromise.
In the set you get a blade cover to protect the edge and your equipment during transport. The Gerber Bushcraft Axe Coyote is an investment in speed and safety: less force, more effect, a secure grip and a wide range of uses from bushcraft to camping to backyard work. If you're scouting one "do-it-all" axe - you've just found it.
