Outdoorsmen and history enthusiasts, this Cold Steel Pipe Hawk is the real deal - a modern interpretation of a classic frontier tool that's both functional and historically accurate.
Forged from 1055 carbon steel, this hawk features a wide 3-inch cutting edge that bites deep into wood, plus a fully hardened hammer poll that's cleverly designed to mimic a traditional pipe bowl.

The 22-inch hickory handle provides excellent leverage for chopping, while the overall weight of 28 ounces makes it heavy enough for serious work but balanced enough for throwing.

The hammer poll is seriously useful - you can drive tent stakes, nails, or use it for light demolition work with the power of a framing hammer.

The quality is typical Cold Steel - overbuilt and designed to last a lifetime with proper care.

The hickory handle has that classic feel and durability that synthetic handles can't match.

Whether you're camping, bushcrafting, historical reenacting, or just appreciate quality tools, this pipe hawk delivers both form and function.

It's worth noting that the sheath is sold separately, so you'll want to factor that in for safe carrying and storage.

The balance makes it surprisingly good for throwing if that's your thing, though it's primarily designed as a practical tool.

If you've handled cheap tomahawks before, the quality difference with this Cold Steel version will immediately be apparent in the fit, finish, and performance.

A truly versatile tool that connects you to frontier history while being completely practical for modern outdoor use.