Youre two videos on the coldsteel axe helped me make my choice for my beater/everyday type axe. Thanks

I have all three of those tools. When I was young and bulletproof I framed houses with the rigging axe. It eventually tore up my elbow and got moved into the camp gear. I've always had an Estwing axe, always will, but that steel handle will rattle you regardless of the rubber coating. The Trail Boss is new to me, but my limited use of it has made me pretty happy with my purchase. If you hurry over to Midway, you can get the Trail Boss and an SRK knife for $55 plus shipping.

If I was to guess the cold steel one would be the winner for the chopping portion of this video not to mention the comfortable Hickory handle makes it easier to grab then the estwing felling axe the reason why it has the thin profile is so it bites into the tree deeper than a thicker profiled Acts which is primarily made for chopping and the hatchet well that does Hatchet stuff normal Hatchet kind of jobs like chopping medium-sized logs. And that's my take on the video and how i rate these axes to do what they're designed for.

Very good demonstration and thanks for sharing. Looking forward to more of your videos. I have all three of the Estwing; the 26-inch, 18.75-inch, and 13-inch.

Help we've fallen and can't get up 😂

Great video I’d like to see how you would wrap the cold steel with para cord like your little one

Your poor camera 😂