Camillus Ravenous Hatchet
$20.62
In stock
Description
The Ravenous is titanium bonded, 13.5 in. tomahawk. It features a 2.75 in. chopping blade with a spike edge, glass filled nylon handle and a ballistic nylon sheath. Since 1876, Camillus cutlery has been supplying the world with reliable, innovative and quality made knives that have survived the true test of time. As 1 of the oldest knife manufacturers, Camillus cutlery has always answered the call for quality and will continue to do so with hunting, fishing, sporting and tactical knives.
- Titanium bonded
- Stainless steel
- Ballistic nylon sheath
- Chopping blade
- Lifetime warranty
Additional information
| Weight | 1.04 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15.58 × 8.00 × 1.54 in |
| Cutting Edge Height (in.) | 3 |
| Garden Center Tool Type | Hatchet |
| Handle Length (in.) | 11.8 |
| Handle Material | Fiberglass Filled Nylon |
| Head Type | Fixed |
| Model | 19173 |
Reviews (13)
13 reviews for Camillus Ravenous Hatchet
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Abigayle Mayer (verified owner) –
This is a well made hatchet, with good balance and a nice sharp edge to it. The weight in my hand is good. The handle is a little small for me, but fits much better with a glove on.
Patsy Rolfson (verified owner) –
Bought this last year .just got around to using it I absolutely love it great tool definitely got my money’s worth definitely would buy it again
Trace Schaden (verified owner) –
Nice hatchet for chopping kindling, lightweight. Easy to grip
Franz Pacocha (verified owner) –
Love the Camillus Ravenous Hatchet.It’s sharp right out of the packaging. Very handy in different situations although you’re not going to be using it to take down any large trees or anything. It’s too light and the blade is on the smaller side for any large chopping.The edges of the spear point on the back are not sharpened but I don’t have any problems with that. I’d say the spear point is probably more of a fighting thing maybe.This hatchet would be a great emergency axe if you’re out camping and it’s your only axe to process small wood pieces for a fire.It’s also has a good blade on it that can be used as a knife if you need one. Works well with all types of cutting tasks.The belt loop on the nylon sheath fits my inch and a half belt fin however my belt is very thick and I can only put the sheath on my belt without the hatchet inside. Once it’s on my belt I have no problem getting the hatchet in the sheath and snapping it shut.
Laury Ullrich (verified owner) –
Way smaller than anticipated. Handle is short and appears more like a toy than a tool. Blade seems nice though.
Eugene Konopelski (verified owner) –
Nice hatchet for chopping kindling, lightweight. Easy to grip
Jarod Wisoky (verified owner) –
Well made and extremely sharp right out of the package. I am sure to find lots of uses for this great hatchet.
Anika Steuber (verified owner) –
Just what I was looking for and at the right price.
Bradly Lebsack (verified owner) –
Coming from a 10 year old boy, I love this hatchet! It is very sharp and can cut almost any thing. with its double sided blade it is good to throw. with this hatchet i can go anywhere and feel good wt my choices.
Louisa Bechtelar (verified owner) –
I used my hatchet a few times and love it it is light weight and feels real good in my hand while I’m using it, I just wish the hatchet head was alittle bigger, the other end opposite the hatchet blade is very useful also, I used it to chip ice the other day and works great and I’m sure I’ll find other uses for it down the road. Excellent for camping.
Estrella Marvin (verified owner) –
Seems solid and well made. I haven’t used it yet
Giuseppe Crooks (verified owner) –
received axe and started using it the following day. It is light weight and well made. the blade was very sharp and the haft fit the hand well. It is well balanced and is great for splitting kindling or cutting small trees or removing limbs. The sheath is well made and fits a belt well.
Alexis Bogisich (verified owner) –
The modern tomahawk evolved from the stone blades used by pre-European arrival Algonquian Indians and later the ones used in the late 60’s & early 70’s by the U.S. military in the Vietnam War. They have a rich history of use as tools and weapons. The Ravenous Hatchet is a descendant of those ‘hawks.While I had no helicopters to breach, I used the Ravenous for a camp axe, replacing a heavier conventional hatchet. It performs most camp chores such as limb trimming, firewood splitting and kindling shaving with ease.Lightweight and easier to carry on belt or the outside of a backpack, I found it to very useful and the edge holds up well.