Barebones Field Hatchet & Sheath

Marsoni

M251S

$129.00

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Barebones Field Hatchet & SheathRich with tradition, the Field Hatchet pays homage to its heritage with an innovative design. The crafted blackened steel blade is a perfect match for the hickory handle, allowing for highly precise work. This lightweight and compact tool is essential for fireside activities and outdoor adventures, and comes with a sheath. The handle and head can be reset. Features Utility inspired design 4 cast 1055 carbon steel blade with rear hammer Hickory handle

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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026