klecker klax

[Night goat]

http://www.kleckerknives.com/klax-lumberjack-head-inch/


opinions?

[Fl0und3rz]

Seems gadgety.  I think money would be better spent on a purpose-built, quality hatchet or small axe and a good solid multi-tool, both of which are tried and true.

[JDHasty]

Handle would not last one outing with so much wood cut away. 

[Zardoz]

The thought, Popiel Pocket Fisherman comes to mind.   

[follow maggie]

$180 & no handle?

[luckyman]

I looks like an $18.00 tool at tops.
If I had one it would make its way to the bottom of the tool box, never to be seen again.

[Bofire]

cutesey pie crap
Carl

[Night goat]

Yea, was watching YouTube and saw a top 10 new camping gear segment... Seems like something a city slicker hipster would have. I'll stick with my first gen fiskars axe

[Special T]

Priced way to high for me. Could be a cool addition to a backpacking/hunting/emergency bag where weight and space is a premium. For that kind of $ i

[JDHasty]

Priced way to high for me. Could be a cool addition to a backpacking/hunting/emergency bag where weight and space is a premium. For that kind of $ i

If you need something in an emergency situation, the last thing you need is a broken "gadget."   

[Special T]

This is true  but price doesn't always reflect quality. Imo I'd rather have an eastwing hatchet and a complete harbor freight tool set for the rig than that thing.

[JDHasty]

This is true  but price doesn't always reflect quality. Imo I'd rather have an eastwing hatchet and a complete harbor freight tool set for the rig than that thing.

What I am sayings that that cockamamie contraption is not a serious tool, it is a gadget, and an overpriced gadget at that. 

[Special T]

Gotcha!