Handle the roughest tasks around your toolshed, backyard, or campsite with just a few decisive swings. What you're looking at is a handy double-bit camp axe made of 4140 steel hardened to a 50 on the Rockwell hardness scale. This means the blade's hard enough to maintain a razor-sharp edge without frequent sharpening, but soft enough to avoid chipping as you're using it to chop through firewood, ice, or that unwanted tree growing in your front yard - all like a warm knife through free-range butter. It's made in the USA, and comes tucked in a leather belt scabbard for easy carrying.