Cold Steel Norse Hawk Tomahawk - 4" 1055 Carbon Steel Blade, 22" American Hickory Handle, Brown

The Cold Steel Norse Hawk Tomahawk is a serious field tool built for bushcraft, camp work, and backcountry tasks. With a 4" blade forged from 1055 carbon steel and a full 22" American hickory handle, this tomahawk balances reach and control without excessive weight. The curved cutting edge is designed to deliver deep, slashing cuts—whether you're processing firewood, clearing brush, or driving a wedge into a log. The dual sharp points at the blade's terminus add versatility for splitting and piercing work, giving you options when one stroke isn't enough.

Cold Steel's Norse Hawk sits in that sweet spot between traditional camp tool and modern performance axe. The American hickory handle is a time-tested material that absorbs shock and won't shatter like cheaper alternatives. This isn't a display piece; it's a tomahawk for people who actually use their gear in the field. Whether you're setting up a remote camp, processing kindling, or tackling general trail maintenance, a well-balanced tomahawk like this one earns its place in your pack.

The 1055 carbon steel blade will require care—it's not stainless—but carbon steel takes and holds an edge that most modern alternatives can't match. Keep it dry, wipe it down after use, and you'll have a reliable tool that improves with seasoning. For hunters, overlanders, and serious outdoorsmen who value function over fuss, the Norse Hawk is a proven choice.

Key Features

• 4" curved blade forged from 1055 carbon steel for deep, efficient cuts
• Dual sharp points enable splitting, piercing, and driving applications
• 22" American hickory handle provides balance, shock absorption, and traditional durability
• Field-ready design for camp work, bushcraft, and backcountry tasks

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the Norse Hawk best used for?

This tomahawk excels at camp and bushcraft work: splitting kindling, processing firewood, clearing brush, and general backcountry maintenance. The curved blade delivers deep cuts, and the dual points let you tackle splitting and piercing tasks. It's a tool for people who spend real time in the field.

Is the 1055 carbon steel blade stainless?

No. 1055 carbon steel requires maintenance—wipe it dry after use and store it in a dry environment. Carbon steel won't rust as easily as unprotected iron, but it does need care. The trade-off is an edge that takes and holds sharpness exceptionally well.

How does the 22" handle compare to shorter tomahawks?

The 22" length gives you reach and leverage for more powerful cuts while remaining manageable for single-handed or two-handed work. Combined with the 4" blade, it's long enough for serious camp tasks without becoming unwieldy in tight spaces or brush.