CRKT presents the compact Jenny Wren Tomahawk axe. Forged from SK-5 steel, the head is paired with a durable handle crafted from fiberglass-reinforced nylon.
Perfect for tackling backyard tasks or outdoor camping needs. Supplied with a pouch that is MOLLE system compatible, also manufactured from fiberglass-reinforced nylon.
Technical data
Overall length: 255 mm
Cutting edge length: 65 mm
Material: SK-5
Handle: fiberglass reinforced nylon
Weight: 510 g
Manufacturer: CRKT, USA
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CRKT (Columbia River Knife & Tool) is an American brand of knives and tools, founded in 1994 by Paul Gillespie and Rod Bremer, former employees of Kershaw Knives. It gained worldwide fame with its K.I.S.S. model, presented at the SHOT Show in 1997 - it sold out instantly and tripled the company's production capacity. CRKT has earned a reputation as a brand that focuses on innovation, as evidenced by its proprietary Deadbolt, Field Strip, and Kinematic systems, as well as its patented Veff-Serrations. The company is also known for its collaboration with renowned knifemakers such as Kit Carson, Ken Onion, and Liong Mah, resulting in knives with unique character and functionality. Among the most recognizable models are the M16, Minimalist, and Pilar, which have become icons in the world of EDC and tactical knives. Since its inception, CRKT has consistently promoted the motto “Confidence in Hand,” emphasizing that their knives are designed to provide the user not only with a tool, but above all with confidence in any situation.
| Overall length | 255 mm |
|---|---|
| Blade material | SK5 |
| Shaft | Plastic |
| Weight | 510 g |
| Transport cover | Yes |
| EAN | 794023272604 |
| Manufacturer code | NC/2726 |
| Brand | CRKT |
| EAN |
Nice little thing. Due to its small size, I carry it in my backpack, it takes up little space and is lightweight. You can attach it to your belt. Useful both in the field and in the garden for small tasks. Performs better than a knife because it’s heavier, but for some tasks, a knife is more suitable. Overall, the hatchet makes a good impression!
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