Gerber Freescape Hatchet
Featuring an innovative easily-removed sheath that maintains a slim profile, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet serves well in its capacity as a rough, ready, and clever tool in the Gerber Freescape series. Additionally, when not protecting its blade, the sheath for the Freescape Hatchet conveniently stores in the handle. With a forged steel head that’s world class in strength, and a design that ensures efficient and reliable chopping, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet can tackle a myriad of campsite duties. Create kindling for the fire, pound in tent stakes, or make a primitive shelter with ease. Coated with a low-friction surface, the hardened blade slices through wood at a greater than average depth, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. Keep the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet’s solid composite handle with soft touch over-mold firmly and comfortably in the hand no matter the conditions. With bright green accents juxtaposed against the black glass-filled nylon of the handle, it draws just the right amount of attention to itself so as not to get left behind.
Featuring an innovative easily-removed sheath that maintains a slim profile, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet serves well in its capacity as a rough, ready, and clever tool in the Gerber Freescape series. Additionally, when not protecting its blade, the sheath for the Freescape Hatchet conveniently stores in the handle. With a forged steel head that’s world class in strength, and a design that ensures efficient and reliable chopping, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet can tackle a myriad of campsite duties. Create kindling for the fire, pound in tent stakes, or make a primitive shelter with ease. Coated with a low-friction surface, the hardened blade slices through wood at a greater than average depth, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. Keep the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet’s solid composite handle with soft touch over-mold firmly and comfortably in the hand no matter the conditions. With bright green accents juxtaposed against the black glass-filled nylon of the handle, it draws just the right amount of attention to itself so as not to get left behind.
Featuring an innovative easily-removed sheath that maintains a slim profile, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet serves well in its capacity as a rough, ready, and clever tool in the Gerber Freescape series. Additionally, when not protecting its blade, the sheath for the Freescape Hatchet conveniently stores in the handle. With a forged steel head that’s world class in strength, and a design that ensures efficient and reliable chopping, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet can tackle a myriad of campsite duties. Create kindling for the fire, pound in tent stakes, or make a primitive shelter with ease. Coated with a low-friction surface, the hardened blade slices through wood at a greater than average depth, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. Keep the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet’s solid composite handle with soft touch over-mold firmly and comfortably in the hand no matter the conditions. With bright green accents juxtaposed against the black glass-filled nylon of the handle, it draws just the right amount of attention to itself so as not to get left behind.
Featuring an innovative easily-removed sheath that maintains a slim profile, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet serves well in its capacity as a rough, ready, and clever tool in the Gerber Freescape series. Additionally, when not protecting its blade, the sheath for the Freescape Hatchet conveniently stores in the handle. With a forged steel head that’s world class in strength, and a design that ensures efficient and reliable chopping, the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet can tackle a myriad of campsite duties. Create kindling for the fire, pound in tent stakes, or make a primitive shelter with ease. Coated with a low-friction surface, the hardened blade slices through wood at a greater than average depth, allowing for faster chopping and maximum overall performance efficiency. Keep the 17.5" Freescape Hatchet’s solid composite handle with soft touch over-mold firmly and comfortably in the hand no matter the conditions. With bright green accents juxtaposed against the black glass-filled nylon of the handle, it draws just the right amount of attention to itself so as not to get left behind.
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Gerber Freescape Camp Hatchet 17.5"
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17.5'' Freescape Camp Hatchet
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Gerber 17.5" Freescape Hatchet Axe Garden Tool Brand Ebay Fishing
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Gerber 17.5 Freescape Hatchet | Durable And Efficient For Camping And
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GERBER 17.5" FREESCAPE HATCHET
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originally posted on cabelas.com
Perfect size and weight for camping. Fiskars/Gerber axes and hatchets always perform exceptionally well and are very durable.A little too pricey for the Gerber name (an orange Fiskars is about 30% less) but not to bad on sale. Mine did not come with the bungee cord blade cover i got the standard full cover Fiskars style, but hey it still works.
originally posted on midwayusa.com
I have two of these. The first one is 15 years old. The second only 1 year. These are guaranteed for life because they cant be damaged with normal use and care, Great Design, Very Sharp. This Axe will take a beating and still looks like new. This is one of those hand-me-down items that will last your kids life too.
originally posted on mec.ca
This is an excellent hatchet for its value. It's light, solid and effective.The only downfall with this hatchet, and maybe it's just my specific hatchet, the cover gets stuck inside the bottom of the hatchet. For those that aren't familiar with this hatchet, the cover slips off and goes inside the bottom of the handle for storage when splitting or cutting. Again, the problem I am having is getting the cover out of that handle easily!
| Product dimensions | 3.3 x 19.56 x 49.02 cm; 924.19 Grams |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Style | Hatchet |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Number Of Pieces | 5 |
Gerber Freescape Camp Hatchet 17.5"
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17.5'' Freescape Camp Hatchet
Delivery between 24–29 June $8
Gerber 17.5" Freescape Hatchet Axe Black/Green 17.5 in
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Gerber Freescape Hatchet Axe 17.50 Inch 31-002536
Delivery $12.60
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Gerber 17.5" Freescape Hatchet Axe Garden Tool Brand Ebay Fishing
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Perfect size and weight for camping. Fiskars/Gerber axes and hatchets always perform exceptionally well and are very durable.A little too pricey for the Gerber name (an orange Fiskars is about 30% less) but not to bad on sale. Mine did not come with the bungee cord blade cover i got the standard full cover Fiskars style, but hey it still works.
I have two of these. The first one is 15 years old. The second only 1 year. These are guaranteed for life because they cant be damaged with normal use and care, Great Design, Very Sharp. This Axe will take a beating and still looks like new. This is one of those hand-me-down items that will last your kids life too.
This is an excellent hatchet for its value. It's light, solid and effective.The only downfall with this hatchet, and maybe it's just my specific hatchet, the cover gets stuck inside the bottom of the hatchet. For those that aren't familiar with this hatchet, the cover slips off and goes inside the bottom of the handle for storage when splitting or cutting. Again, the problem I am having is getting the cover out of that handle easily!
I have split a dozen large rounds of hardwood with this little hatchet and a plastic wedge -- I found it impressive. Combined with a portable bow saw I think the carrier would be very well set.Mine has taken a serious beating and I expect it to last for a few seasons of regular use at the very least. It stays stowed in my pick-up for emergencies and BC camping along with a first aid kit, a propane stove, and food. I've dinged it pretty good on rocks -- don't ask -- and it sharpens very easily and quickly. No rust at all and very light. Good for packing in if it comes to that.I was skeptical of the hand and still am, but with the MEC guarantee it's worth the try. As of yet I've gotten a lot out of it and expect it to be a worthwhile purchase, definitely. Mine ... MoreI have split a dozen large rounds of hardwood with this little hatchet and a plastic wedge -- I found it impressive. Combined with a portable bow saw I think the carrier would be very well set.Mine has taken a serious beating and I expect it to last for a few seasons of regular use at the very least. It stays stowed in my pick-up for emergencies and BC camping along with a first aid kit, a propane stove, and food. I've dinged it pretty good on rocks -- don't ask -- and it sharpens very easily and quickly. No rust at all and very light. Good for packing in if it comes to that.I was skeptical of the hand and still am, but with the MEC guarantee it's worth the try. As of yet I've gotten a lot out of it and expect it to be a worthwhile purchase, definitely. Mine came with a very portable blade cover -- the current model does that appear to come with it. Regardless, you can make one yourself very easily.
For those who say they would rather buy a Fiskars. Well this is a Fiskars made in Finland axe if you just look at what is stamped on the axe head. My axe came razor sharp which I gave a convex edge to instead of a more straight edge when bought so it would hold a better edge after chopping and prevents any chipping or rolling of the blade and more filing. Handle makes for a nice survival kit storage area as i just plug with a small rag and can wipe my face of sweat also. The plastic sheath like cover is different but I actually like it and ran a piece of velcro around it for more security when attached to backpack and works great for me. It probably chops, splits, scrapes wood just as good as expensive axes if not better and easier and is at a great price for your ... MoreFor those who say they would rather buy a Fiskars. Well this is a Fiskars made in Finland axe if you just look at what is stamped on the axe head. My axe came razor sharp which I gave a convex edge to instead of a more straight edge when bought so it would hold a better edge after chopping and prevents any chipping or rolling of the blade and more filing. Handle makes for a nice survival kit storage area as i just plug with a small rag and can wipe my face of sweat also. The plastic sheath like cover is different but I actually like it and ran a piece of velcro around it for more security when attached to backpack and works great for me. It probably chops, splits, scrapes wood just as good as expensive axes if not better and easier and is at a great price for your average camp axe. Like the synthetic handle as it absorbs shock nice and grips to hand well. This axe seems well balanced and is quite smooth working. Should last awhile if taken care of and not abused or beat on and sharpened properly
I use for chopping the larger kindling. Very nice weight and balance - one handed or two-handed. Sharp edge out of the box. Edge has maintained. Sturdy and easy to see the bright green handle color . Good hammer end and edge protector works nicely.Very good buy for the price.
The durability of the hatchet is definitely there - that it will last as a casual pack hatchet, I have no doubt.However I'm less than impressed with its overall design.The balance is ok, but not very lively, and the handle, to me at least, doesn't do anything that wood doesn't do in the shock absorption department.Chopping power is decent and if your hatchet skills are good, then of course you'll find this to be a fine companion. Weight is good also.Biggest complaint is with the sheath I received - I received the full surround sheath with my purchase, and it doesn't give you access to the butt of the axe if you need to quickly tap in a stake or something.An oversight in the design.In the same price range, I'd have a look around to see if you might do a ... MoreThe durability of the hatchet is definitely there - that it will last as a casual pack hatchet, I have no doubt.However I'm less than impressed with its overall design.The balance is ok, but not very lively, and the handle, to me at least, doesn't do anything that wood doesn't do in the shock absorption department.Chopping power is decent and if your hatchet skills are good, then of course you'll find this to be a fine companion. Weight is good also.Biggest complaint is with the sheath I received - I received the full surround sheath with my purchase, and it doesn't give you access to the butt of the axe if you need to quickly tap in a stake or something.An oversight in the design.In the same price range, I'd have a look around to see if you might do a bit better.
Says Fiskars Finland right on the handle, but doesn't seem to be made to the same specs as the X-series. I have 1 of each so it's not exactly a statistically significant group size. Also, my Fiskars is an X27, so it may be akin to comparing a 20gr Vmax to a 200gr Trophy Bonded Bear Claw. That being said, my issue is with the durability of the edge. I have only used it for 3 days, and only to make kindling, mostly out of Arizona Ash and some Live Oak. Very light duty work and in a short amount of time there were several pretty good nicks in the cutting edge. You can see in my pictures that it's nothing that is going to hinder the axe's chopping ability. Just worries me that I may be having to continually resharpen my kindling maker. My X27s have been through some ... MoreSays Fiskars Finland right on the handle, but doesn't seem to be made to the same specs as the X-series. I have 1 of each so it's not exactly a statistically significant group size. Also, my Fiskars is an X27, so it may be akin to comparing a 20gr Vmax to a 200gr Trophy Bonded Bear Claw. That being said, my issue is with the durability of the edge. I have only used it for 3 days, and only to make kindling, mostly out of Arizona Ash and some Live Oak. Very light duty work and in a short amount of time there were several pretty good nicks in the cutting edge. You can see in my pictures that it's nothing that is going to hinder the axe's chopping ability. Just worries me that I may be having to continually resharpen my kindling maker. My X27s have been through some heavy duty, gnarly, knotty stuff. I actually broke the handle of my 1st one (and Fiskars immediately sent me a new one). The edges of those blades only dinged on misstrikes that ended with the head in the rocky soil 🤷🏼. All that being said, this a kindling making machine! I even used it to split a price of oak that was about 9 inches in diameter and roughly 15 inches long. It was old and had some pretty good checks in it already, but this little axe did make short work of it. I had gotten pretty proficient making kindling with my X27 by tucking the handle under my arm and holding it up near the head. This is a much safe for anyone behind me as I usually split kindling whole the kids play. If the Fiskars X10 was still available I would probably recommend it over this one, but since it's not, I'll just keep my sharpening stones handy and would most likely buy again. Especially with Midway's birthday pricing! Something I look forward to every year! Thanks Midway!
I bought this to use while splitting wood with my log splitter to finish cutting the stringy wood pieces apart. It works great. Its a little longer than a regular hatchet. You can use two hands on it like a small axe. It also came with another scabbard with a handle besides the one shown in the picture. The one in the picture stores in the handle.
The”compact edge guard that secures with a bungee cord and stores in the handle when not in use “ per the written product description and the video DOES NOT come with the hatchet! Instead you get only get the larger (heavier) plastic cover shown in the picture, that is not as conducive to back packing
| Product dimensions | 3.3 x 19.56 x 49.02 cm; 924.19 Grams |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Style | Hatchet |
| Power Source | AC/DC |
| Number Of Pieces | 5 |
