axes and tomahawk

The Special Forces Shovel takes its cue directly from the military spade used by the Soviet Spetnaz, one of the elite corps of the former Soviet Union.

The head of the spade is forged in painted carbon steel and has a utility / ax sharpening that can easily be resumed to give a razor sharpening; the handle is instead in wood.

Blade: in painted carbon steel
Handle: American walnut wood
Total length: 76.2cm.
Width: 15cm.
Thickness: 2.5mm
Weight: 1003g.

This tomahawk, designed by Peter LaGana, born from years of fighting on the ground and months of testing refined and is a perfect replica of those used by the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
Light enough to be transported throughout the day (with its 540g.) or to be used as a thrown weapon in fighting the lightness translates into speed of response thus giving quick changes of direction in the medium range.
the blade 22x7x3 cm is made ​​of carbon steel in 1065 and offers a large cutting capacity with excellent cutting, slashing and chopping. The secondary blade is also extremely efficient. The tomahawk, with wooden handle, is complemented by its characteristic leather sheath oxblood.

Cold Steel - Spetsnaz Special Forces Shovel - Shovel

The Special Forces Shovel draws closely by the spade used by military Spetnaz Soviets, one of the elite corps of the former Soviet Union.

The head of the spade is forged in painted carbon steel and has sharpening utility / ax from that can safely be resumed to give sharpening a razor; instead the handle is made of wood.

Specifications:
- Blade: carbon steel painted
- Total length: 50cm.
- Width: 15cm.
- Thickness: 2.5mm
- Weight: 755g.