Name: MTech USA Two-Tone
Brand: MTech USA
SKU: 62a9699bce9af69530d01383
Rating: 4.0 (36 reviews)

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The MTech USA Two-Tone Blade (model Camping Axe) features a black rubberized handle, with an 11-inch overall length. Compact and easily portable, this tactical axe is perfect for camping enthusiasts or anyone who spends time outdoors. This axe features a 3-inch satin finished 440 stainless steel blade. The durable rubber handle offers a comfortable grip and is built to withstand long term repeated use. It comes with a black nylon sheath to cover the blade when not in use. MTech USA offers a diversified lineup of tactical folding knives, fixed blade knives, archery products, and security items -- all at competitive prices.

Consumer Reports

The MTech is light and small — a big plus for a camping axe, as it's easy to fit in a pack or stash in your rig. It also feels sturdy and well-made, lacking any discernable points of weakness, and boasting a fairly sharp blade right out of the box. The handle is comfortable to grip, with an arched construction that provides excellent balance, leverage, and blade control. The combination makes it reasonably powerful and pleasant to use. We like it best for chopping kindling out of pre-split wood or scraps. It also works well for felling small saplings or light limbing. 
The MTech's short handle makes it less suited to bigger jobs, like cutting a log in half, and it's not suited to splitting anything larger than kindling. On larger wood rounds, it just bites into the wood without wedging it apart. We also worry about the nylon sheath. Its snaps are stubborn, making it hard to open and close. The entire sheath can also slip, exposing the top tip of the blade even when it's closed properly. If you choose this one, be careful to avoid cutting yourself or duct tape the sheath's top edge. We think of this as a backup camping axe. It's not large enough to use for extended tasks or large logs, but it will easily chop enough kindling for a fire, help you knock in some tent stacks, and clear a limb or two out of the trail. Overall, the MTech offers the best performance of the compact options in the test. 

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The MTech USA Two-Tone is light and small — a big plus for a camping axe, as it's easy to fit in a pack or stash in your rig. It also feels sturdy and well-made, lacking any discernable points of weakness, and boasting a fairly sharp blade right out of the box. The handle is comfortable to grip, with an arched construction that provides excellent balance, leverage, and blade control. The combination makes it reasonably powerful and pleasant to use. We like it best for chopping kindling out of pre-split wood or scraps. It also works well for felling small saplings or light limbing. 
The MTech's short handle makes it less suited to bigger jobs, like cutting a log in half, and it's not suited to splitting anything larger than kindling. On larger wood rounds, it just bites into the wood without wedging it apart. We also worry about the nylon sheath. Its snaps are stubborn, making it hard to open and close. The entire sheath can also slip, exposing the top tip of the blade even when it's closed properly. If you choose this one, be careful to avoid cutting yourself or duct tape the sheath's top edge. We think of this as a backup camping axe. It's not large enough to use for extended tasks or large logs, but it will easily chop enough kindling for a fire, help you knock in some tent stacks, and clear a limb or two out of the trail. Overall, the MTech offers the best performance of the compact options in the test. 

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 Can you see that yeah? So it's it's super easy to just slip into your pocket. Um. It'S a really nice simple knife. It'S made out of, like i think it's steel um it's, but it's awesome

 So it's like really easy to hold and just like whip out. If you need to plus even just doing that, people are just always like whoa, which is stupid right, but i think that's a cool thing um, so the thing - and it is stainless steel. So the one thing that i don't like about this okay, this is like. I guess sometimes it'd be nice to have a bigger blade or something like that right, but the the thing that i don't love about it well, two things i don't know if you can see, but like it's some of the i don't

Hey guys, what's going on, i wanted to do a review and show you, the uh, m-tec usa knife that i have so it looks like up closer. You can see that um. I have had this for over a year now and uh. There was just a time when i was at a like a a barbecue out in the kind of like in the woods a little bit with someone, some people and some friends and someone was like hey

 It feels like super, durable and stuff um. I also i like the color. I mean it's just. It feels like a very masculine manly knife right now

MTech USA Knife Review After 1 Year | Likes & Dislikes | MT-A845BK

SO Close to Perfection...  For the Price, Size & Weight, this was a Beautiful Purchase ! After studying the item for several days and debating its usefulness for splicing/grafting trees and trimming them, I went ahead and made the buy

.  Although one side was shaped and sharpened to Near-Perfection, the other side looks as if someone attempted to sharpen it, (Badly), with a file. There were 1" gouges in the blade making it seem as if they wanted to "Bevel" the blade in only certain places; but they did manage to give the overall sharpness a nice edge. (The edge with which my axe arrived would not have been conducive to "Easy & Quick" future sharpening)  I spent about an hour re-shaping and sharpening the blade-edge to a functional and desired form

 Upon arrival, I was truly impressed with the design, and even with the sharpness of the blade-edge; BUT...  Although one side was shaped and sharpened to Near-Perfection, the other side looks as if someone attempted to sharpen it, (Badly), with a file

 There were 1" gouges in the blade making it seem as if they wanted to "Bevel" the blade in only certain places; but they did manage to give the overall sharpness a nice edge. (The edge with which my axe arrived would not have been conducive to "Easy & Quick" future sharpening)  I spent about an hour re-shaping and sharpening the blade-edge to a functional and desired form. Luckily, I have been sharpening knives and axes for over 50 years; and have the knowledge, tools, and Patience.

SO Close to Perfection...

Danger - hatchet falls out of holster!

 I would go so far as to say the cheap, old-style ones with tubular steel handle would be better, IF they have a better sheath.  It comes with a usable factory edge. The grip is good, but not hand-filling for a man.

Not as nice as Estwing, but better than the cheapies with tubular steel handles

This could be a good axe but for me the handle is too thin and doesn't have alot of grip to it. The axe itself is smaller than I expected. Also, the thin handle makes it hard to hold if you have bigger hands. I'm afraid it might go flying if I get sweat on my hands or lose concentration while swinging

Good axe for small hands but the cover is useless.

The price was cheap enough so if I lose it or have to throw it away, no great loss. It's light weight and the cover is nice enough. Durability.

 Considering right out of the package, the beveled edge was chipped (quality control?). I'm going to keep it because it isn't worth the hassle of sending it back. Like I said, you get what you pay for and it was $22 so.

It was $22 so...🤷🏽‍♀️

Not chopping wood with this.

 NOWHERE on the box says Made in the USA. It says "Designed in the USA." The axe is very sharp, and seems fine, but it hasn't been used yet? It was only bought to splinter kindling for campfire. Believe me, I'll be back to update this review, if it comes apart as some reviewers say it has

NOT Made in the USA Buyer Beware

 On the box and on the hatchet head, in large letters, is printed, "Designed in USA." But, on the hatchet head, in very small print; and, just underneath where it says, "Designed in USA," is printed, "Manufactured in China." This was microscopic print. I have good eyes and I had to put a light on it and use a magnifying glass to read it

  The hatchet is manufactured in China. They almost had me fooled. On the box and on the hatchet head, in large letters, is printed, "Designed in USA." But, on the hatchet head, in very small print; and, just underneath where it says, "Designed in USA," is printed, "Manufactured in China

" This was microscopic print. I have good eyes and I had to put a light on it and use a magnifying glass to read it. Even then, it was difficult to read. I like to think that the manufacturer is deliberately misleading the public

 I got it, via UPS, today and have used it for about an hour. Not much of a handle in either length or girth. The girth troubles me as I don't think I can get the kind of grip that I like in my striking tools. Also, the skinny handle causes bruises to the hand after some hard blows

OK Hatchet made in China

 Not only that, it came slightly bent. To go into further detail, the blade on this hatchet is ground at much too aggressive of an angle, meaning that it doesn't bite into the wood at all, it just kind of bounces out of the cut. Furthering that problem, the head is way too thick to get a less aggressive grind on it without removing a ton of material. Another problem is that it's way too heavy, making it feel overly clumsy in the hand, and that's only exacerbated by the fact that it's bent just ever so slightly, so your cuts will almost never land how you want them too

 The only reason it's 2 stars and not 1 star is because it didn't break or chip on me.

 Furthering that problem, the head is way too thick to get a less aggressive grind on it without removing a ton of material. Another problem is that it's way too heavy, making it feel overly clumsy in the hand, and that's only exacerbated by the fact that it's bent just ever so slightly, so your cuts will almost never land how you want them too. Also the handle gets painful to use because it doesn't do enough to absorb the impact of the hits. So, spend $5 more and get a hatchet that's actually worth it

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