Two Hawks Warbeast (on the way)

[Okiegunner]

I have been looking for a tomahawk lately. Not really anything "tactical" looking, spikes and such. I am not an "operator" (let me be clear, never was) or a soldier anymore and can not really see me having much need of a breeching tool.

I was leaning toward the CRKTs Chogan or Kangee, but they were just a little too tacticool for my taste.

With advice from some guys at one of the blade forums I found the "Two Hawks" line of tomahawks. Wow!! I was blown away by the photos and reviews of these hawks.

I found the Two Hawks "Warbeast" for $185.00 otd. It comes with 6150 steel, leather sheath and paracord wrapped handle. The handles are flame-grained seasoned hickory. These hawks come with a 25 year manufacture's warranty.

These hawks have a more traditional look to them. I'm really looking forward to mine coming in. Does anyone else own one of these? If so, what are your feelings about them?

 

[Il Duca]

I had a Longhunter for a while and it was a very nice hawk. Fit and finish was excellent and it had nice balance. Nice poll for tent pegs and such too. I'd say it was great value for the money.

 

[JShirley]

Some of the 'hawks 200 and more years ago had spikes. The original tomahawk was a NA war club, then the term became synonymous with hatchet (sources in the Shooting Reviews 'hawk review I did a month or so ago).

The style with a rear spike appears to have been copied from boarding axes, but again, this isn't tactical unless you think buckskin and war paint is, too...

John

 

[capcyclone]

I have a pair of Two Hawks Woodsman that have found their way onto my wall in our cabin....they are beautiful tools - you'll love your Warhawk.