I was thinking about gettin one. You convinced me! Great review my friend! Thanks a lot.

I have seen this on line for a long time and glad to see a good report on it ! Thanks Thor for showing it to Us .

Dude. That axe is gorgeous and at the same time the perfect size for my purposes. You made me interested in buying this.

Great review! This is exactly the hatchet I have been looking for. Cheers!

Absolutely beautiful

very beautiful and useful little axe.

Very, very beautiful axe. I like it.

I know this video is a bit older; but, thank you for such a thorough review. It is otherwise difficult to get a good idea of the size. Well done.

Awesome axe. Thanks for the review.

Say Eah Thor, again you answered alot of my questions and fears about my Unna Aksu Hunter Axe. I too figured out that I can use it as a knife. It's actually tiny and very lite to use as a Hatchet. But it dies work on the smaller stuff with no problems, infact I use it on last weekends trip with the guys where we hang out on weekends. I brought my Karasuando Unna Aksu Axe with my Spyderco Puukku, my Leatherman Charge TTi and my Bacho Laplander. Just to see how they would work out on my Afternoon Delight's. Oh, I also brought my Rangergrip 78, but my S. A. K. Farmer would of been good because it's lighter. i found out if I incorporate my Sypyderco Puukku I will also add my Flexcut Carving Jack and use the Puukku as my sloyd knife otherwise the Unna Aksu Hunter Axe will be my knife also. In colder weather, I would bring my heavier tools including larger knife, Hatchet and Saw, but my Unna Aksu Hunter Axe would be my camp knife, but when leave for a scout, I would take a larger knife, my Hatchet like my Hultafors Bruks 17" Agdor Hatchet in my Axe Holster or along the side of my backpack which most of mine have and my Wicked Tough Saw that I would carry on person, in camp ofcource I like my Agawa Canyon Boreal 21 Saw. One of my Fav's Camp Knives (6") is my modified Rodent 6 which looks like my Ratmandu but on steriods..but on wet and snowy conditions my A-1 and H-1 come along as a side by side carry because how the sheaths fit. Again you did good. Infact your becoming one of my Fav's Channels. Dilly Dilly.,,.p

I'd been looking for an indepth review on this axe before purchasing ~ thanks!!

I replaced a similar Hatchet, or small axe as you would say with the Condor Dundee Bowie. I prefer large knives also but I could not find one that meant my needs until I found the Dundee Bowie. When you use one you will understand. Excellent review beautiful axe.

The sheath looks really good too.

Oh I love that small axe,very beautiful handle an blade like the gransfors axe

The spot on the axe you strike the rod with will get, momentarily, very hot and quickly cool down…..

Great work on video mate 👍👍👍

Wow. Very professional and in-depth review. I will probably end up buying this piece and I will definitely let them know that your review influenced my decision strongly.

Very impressive Thor !

Hey, I just bought this axe and it came with a letter saying it is NOT supposed to chop or split wood. Does anyone have any information, if I can use it for those things or is is more of a “kitchen and crafting tool” (that’s what it says on the letter). Thank you in advance!

Wished these companies would make sheaths like that for tomahawks too,rmj makes awesome kydex ones for theirs.

Such a beautiful tool! It looks like a work of art, but at that price I would never take it out into the woods out of fear of losing it or ruining the finish. I own a Gränsfors Mini, about the same size/weight, and also very expensive at half the prize of the Unna. When I go on hiking overnighters (not in winter) I bring my Mini, a neck knife (e.g. Helle Mandras), and a folding saw.

I like the chair and the dog ....... the small axe is nice, too but seems more like jewellery.

I ordered one. Daniel Boone is a hero of mine.

Excellent review! Looks like a very useful camping and backpacking tool. Thank you!

Your channel is wonderful, Sir ! Congratulations from Romania 🇷🇴 🍀!

this axe could make the job of à big knife like an esee junglas ? and also the job of à little knife ? i m asking, can we survive with only That?

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Great presentation of the hatchet! The knife referred to as a pendleton seems to be the Sissipuukko m95

Красота!!!

I like a multi purpose axe. It's really a beautiful too. Might have to get one for my knife collection lol

Does the sheath and striker come with hatchet?

Your review is outstanding and also the axe is. But the price is absurd: in Italy, where I live, it costs Euro 170,00. All in all it's just a piece of steel hammer forged with a handle of wood and the total cost of the raw material is under Euros 10,00. I have a Rinaldi, made in Italy, small axe very similar at the cost of about Euro 35,00 and it performs wonderfully. How can justify such enormous difference?

Thanks a lot for this review! I was looking for a Christmas gift and came across this axe, but was unsure if it's actually useful byside the beautiful design, especially since I myself have no knowledge about axes. So this video was very helpful for me!

i have this small axe it was a gift from my wife mine came with the box and deer skin but without the fire steel it came with a round axe sharpening puck in a deer leather pouch it was sharp enough to shave with and so beautiful i was not sure if i would put it to use even though it is extremeley capable both as a knife and an axe my axe has a lighter coloured wooden handle with the bone inserts this beautiful small axe along with a knife i have also made by karesuando are two of my my most treasured possessions

nice axe!

Hi there the Handel is made from curly butch not Raindeer. The button at the base is Raindeer antler and the little round logo is moose bone. Great little hatchet needs a little refinement on the blade.

You say that the handle is made of bone from reindeer ? Is that really true ?

is the end full of resin ?

отличное изделие ! =)

Can you please send me a link so I can purchase this axe? Thanks

Like the F1 the mora is great for the price but I’ve used a few bear grylls knives and the steel is way to soft for any hard work but it does sharpen in minutes unless u gouge the blade but even with a gouge it can be sharpened in 1/2 hr to an hr on a stone but on the Ken onion it would take 5 minutes.

One thing to note, I purchased one at a local outdoor outfitter and a note inside the box States: do not use on wood, this is a skinning and game processing only. It also states it works great in the kitchen and for small kindling work. Razor sharp, good craftsmanship, very lightweight. Not a fan of the resin at the top of the axe, I would like to see how it’s attached. Overall a wonderful hatchet/axe. Exactly what I was looking for

Where can I buy one of these.!.?

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Thumbs up fra DK :)

Nice O_O .

I'm generally not a fan of axes under 20 inches. Sizes that small really only work for trapping and processing game (quartering/splitting pelvises and joints)

Thank you for a great review, Thor. I will see if the axe comes with a firesteel (the larger axe did not,. but your review is of a prototype), This little axe will get much use. PS: I will try to make the chair! PPS: Give Bella a hug from England!

Dansker kan jeg forstå? :D

120- 150€ Where from Sweden are you Thor?

They dont come with firesteels anymore, sadly

Thor You would make a very Powerful Lumberjack !

很美的手斧、也是很實用的好夥伴👍

Steve sent me…

- I bought the axe in Germany. When I received it there were 2 very small cracks on the edge, starting perpendicular to the apex and then curving to become horizontal to the edge. I should have sent it back, but I don't like sending things back for some reason so I fixed the edge myself. That's one thing you should not get for this price. - The axe is very pretty for sure, it is delight to have it in my hand. But I feel it is delicate because of the note included. Would I buy it again, or recommend it to a friend? No I would not. I also have the Gränsfors Small Hatchet. That I would recommend. - To be fair, it is a hunters axe. I am not a hunter, and I don't know how a hunter might use his axe for skinning and other tasks, Maybe it is very suited for those tasks.

A test for such light use is either that the product is not solid, or that you do not trust it.

That axe is almost as beautiful as your dog. (..... and that's saying a LOT.) :-)

I have the Gransfor very small axe Excellent little carving axe much less money than this axe

Little Beauty with good Bite, but FAR to expensive.

Looks like Sweden has some very small trees......

Exspensive 🤔

Yeah it's really a nice shit.....ehm sheet

200euro nonesense

It's a hatchet not an axe

I won't buy an axe from Samis. Also overpriced

Overpriced and overrated, the steel is not up to working with Australian timbers, it chips and folds at the edge. I'll stick with a Gransfors or Hultafors in future.