Well, since you're willing to beat up your blades so we don't have to, I award you 10 nod points, redeemable at any manmart for a 12 pack of respect! I like your videos and I own some of the best reviewed gear. Thanks for taking one for the team.

Old now but swung a 28 oz framing hammer for years. Broke many a handle on every one except an Estwing. I have had one of these in my truck for years and it has been abused hard, still works as advertised. I will add, pulling one of these out in a "situation" really gets one's attention.

Sorry buddy but that's not "ply wood" it doesn't have any plies to it. That's OSB board, meaning they glue a bunch of little wood pieces together to make it. I will be thoroughly impressed if you get a 3/4" sheet of plywood and punch through it with that. Also, I've watched a couple of your other videos, for future reference you should use different lumber for your chopping tests. it's not very impressive that you can chop a white pine 2x4. That's a soft wood and splits very easily. If anything at least start using pressure treated wood so it's a little harder.

I was impressed how easy the point went through the cinder block I didn't expect it to be that easy

I was impressed with the “ gaping hole” lmao

7:10 is the best the chicken in the bottom right corner running for its life lol

Great review and great Tomahawk! Thank You

Pound on some more tomahawks, love the Tomahawk vids. Keep up the great work, sir!

just bought mine today, looking forward to putting it through its paces. Good video enjoyed it, nice throws btw.

Excellent tool,, it was a gift to me but it is well worth the money, great review

Just bought one based on your video! Keep up the great work!

I've been impressed by the Estwing hatchets and tomahawks for a while now. I wish I had discovered them sooner.

I have the double bit axe which is pretty much the two headed version of this. Mean little axe and throws perfectly. The heavy construction gives it tons of momentum.

Good video, Decent throwing review and at a decent distance!

Thanks for the review. I was thinking about getting one.

Just got myself two of these! Great review and video!

Another great review this will be my next purchase for camping looks like a monster in the field.

Just discovered you today. Awesome videos! Liked and sub'd. And Estwing makes some of the best tools on earth! Their hammers and such will pay for themselves over and over.

Can't believe I had never seen this video. Good one man.

MAYOR FUGLYCOOL, I JUST GOT TWO ESTWING BLACK EAGLE TOMAHAWKS MAN THERE ALL YOU SAID AND MORE THEY THROUGH VERY VERY GOOD. AND THERE VERY EASY TO SHARPEN TOO. KEEP UP THE WONDERFUL VIDEOS. HAVE A GREAT WEEK. I JUST LOVE TO WATCH YOUR TESTING KNIVES. APACHE MAD DOG.

Great review and get vid. Thanks!

Hey now you're pretty damn good at throwing that thing!

Mayor, very good "EXCEPT" you wasted a perfectly good coconut. LOL. Keep up the good work.

Very helpful

im getting one very soon, love tomahawks, much love bro.

the only guy who test items on really survival situations, never buy anything didnt passed your tests bro, thk for share with us

Great video and product Bro!!

No more running after chickens.

Cut out on the spade part, does make it lighter ...and.. helps to retrieve the tomahawk out of deep penetrations... less friction.

I'd like to see you test the s o g survival tomahawk ,testing the spike for nail pulling an fence breaking,this one is full tang from s o g,I absolutely love it.

Tomahawk! You'll get a Tomahawk! Pass Ranger school in the next 60 days, get a 2nd Tomahawk Free! Cool test, I've been looking at that one, I have many Estwing tools and they have never let me down, good to know that this won't either.

i love estwing too!! thanks for great review!!! estwing framing hammer makes me earn money! and i expect estwing tomahawk will give me fun!

Estwing products are awsome! I have used there hammers for a long time!

Awesome! Have you tested the SOG tomahawk?

thanks for the video. It's guys like you who save me money. Help me choose the right tool for what I want. Again, thanks.

I was debating which tomahawk I should get, between the SOG survival hawk vs. the Estwing...after watching your review, I like the Estwing hawk a lot. Thanks for the review and keep up the good work man.

Great vid!

Thank you for the video, I especially liked the chickens.

Don’t know why, but I really enjoyed this review.

Another great video, sir

This was hard to watch lol...But I'm impressed. Now I'm glad I purchased 2 of them. And that was cork board not plywood lol

I always look at these at home Depot and never pull the trigger. One day!

i own this tool and a cold steel pipe hawk. the estwing came with a super pointy spike. so i decided to test it on a fire brick. i chipped away a decent hole in it, but was not able to break it in half. it also blunted to the tip pretty good. as far as throwing goes...it works, but not as good as my pipehawk. i think this has to do in part from it's blade being thicker than the pipehawk. in chopping the pipehawk definitely bites deeper but the estwing doesn't get stuck in the wood like the pipehawk does.

Bad ass, good job man

I've had one for 2 yrs and it's insane the abuse it takes. I got it to chop roots but I chop more dirt about half the time.

1:00 heeeeeeere’s Johnny!!

Great throwing!

Hey mayor,do you have any newer videos

I'd like to see you test the u.s.m.c tomahawk the bruiser before I make decisions, if you could try ,an try for another awesome review video.

Nice vid. You got my sub bro.

solid review. thanks Mayor.

Nice outfit. Did you go on safari before or after you filmed this video?

I may be getting this tomahawk soon

Blade on an axe or tomahawk is called the Bit.

Bought this Hawk after your review of it, and I'm happy as a clown with it! Thanks!

Gotta say I love these hawks!

I like it but it's cutting edge is too short, at only 2.75" I might still buy one, the blue one to be exact. I bought Estwing's 16" camp axe three years ago & it's still my favorite axe.

"LOOK AT THAT BIG GAPING HOLE!"

I have an estwing hammer. gotta grab the tomahawk as well.

Best review I have seen so far!!!!

I love estwing

How much does it weigh?

That's a lot of damage!

Is that a Mora on your hip when you're doing the pull-ups at 6:20?

Okay I like the video.. but I just want to say a couple things..that's not really plywood that look like kind of rotten OSB..I'm pretty sure a fresh piece of real plywood would be a little bit more difficult to chop up or actually a lot more difficult but hey that's okay.. and, and I'm not trying to be mean or anything but even with a tomahawk in your hand you don't seem like a very threatening guy lol.. still a thumbs up on the video 👌

Heck...even an Estwing ROCK PICK hammer is an excellent survival and combat tool if you need a hammer...

By buying this, you keep Americans working...(Hold for Applause...)

As an American, I admit that we tend to think of firearms as part of American heritage-and they are, but the ORIGINAL American weapon, the one that was first in America was the tomahawk. The tomahawk is 100% an American weapon. The native “Indians” used them, the settlers adopted them and the Continental Army carried them as an issued side arm. Our first soldiers had a firearm and a tomahawk. We didn’t use bayonets or swords, like the British. Documents from the time indicate US troops used tomahawks in hand-to-hand combat and also threw them in combat. They were reportedly lethal up to 60 yards (with a head shot). I know 60 yards is 180 feet, and I’m sure it was not common for them to throw it that far, but there are records that they could get an accurate throw at that distance.

Just got one of these, paint it pink, AWESOME AND EFFECTIVE... ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE ANYONE?

Glad to see someone using a tomahawk for tomahawk things, not making feathersticks

bought mine new from a hardware store but it was vary dull

1:10 "here's JONNY!!!!!"

Estwing makes the best hammers on the planet use them everyday and stay in great shape for long time so i can't see why this axe would any different good video

I’m sure the tomahawk is excellent but the destruction on the steel bottle and cinder blocks…you must hit like a mule, dude!

Rotting osb is not plywood.

Cool!!!! Throw

That's not plywood first of all. Its weathered OSB board. Which makes it severely brittle. No way that point could go through actual 3/4 inch plywood.

You would be cool neighbor to have!

Skip to 4:10 to see throwability..the fun part!

Now if, like me, you decide to run out and get this most epic of tools/toys the same day you see this video, beware. At my Home Depot, they had 8 of them, and apart from mine, the 7 others had a chipped spike (2 with a squarely broken-off tip). Sounds like poor QC... but no doubt I'll enjoy my mint condition one a lot.

5:33 look at the face that poor coconut is making as it's about to get chopped

These are great. I own two. But, I picked up the second one to use to clear some ice dams. February in the New England this year has sucked. Suffice to say, the mighty Estwing has met its match. Blunted the spike completely after half an hour of hacking at ice. Didn't break but I need to re profile it. And the blade edge. Forget about it. Wouldn't cut soft butter after 10 minutes. I'm not saying these suck. I'm happy to own them. Would buy more without hesitation. But this thing got its ass handed to it by ice.

what happened to safety first?

That really was'nt plywood. But its a nice Tomahawk!

That is not plywood. It's a particle board, much more fragile than plywood.

I see this is an old video, but that isn't plywood.

👍👍

1st thing that's not plywood

You should review sheaths too, just giving you some constructive criticism 😄👍

Dude the Tomahawk is bad ass but that aint plywood its particle board and about ready to fall apart , I was really wanting you to show blade sharpness with one of them chickens , OFF WITH ITS HEAD !

Isn't it dangerous to puncture a propane can even if it's empty?

I have this and a m48 and want a sog voodoo hawk

you could tear a house down with that thing..I want one.

sweet man, that's definitely a keeper

Pls do a bear Grylls parang test

1:00 euh... that wood look rotten

That's chip board, not plywood.

:D i hope its ok to laugh , your funny

The head is reminiscent of the vietnam US issue hawk. This ones probably tougher though.

He doesn't know the difference between chip board and plywood