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Outdoor Tools
Whether you like to spend a lot of time in the wild or are a weekend camper, you will always need trusted outdoor tools by your side. We have a selection of the best outdoor tools including axes, machetes, and saws, to help you clear whatever obstacles stand in your way!
Condor Viking Machete
#601071
This massive chopper is modeled after some blades excavated in Northern Europe. It is an amazing chopper and brush clearer. The heavy ended blade provides momentum for a deep cut every time. Yet, not so heavy that you can't swing it for a while or carry it into the brush for days on end.
$102.95
Condor Engineer Bolo Machete
#601070
This beast is a Corps of Engineers' choice for clearing the heavy stuff. The razor-sharp, 1075 high carbon steel blade has a thick, full profile tang. Scales are stained walnut with genuine brass rivets and lanyard hole. Includes handmade leather belt sheath.
$89.95
Special Forces Shovel
#802962
The Special Forces Shovel is modeled after the original Soviet Spetznaz shovel. The shovel head and socket are forged from medium carbon steel, then heat-treated for maximum strength. The edges come sharpened to a utility / axe edge that can easily be improved to razor sharpness.
$19.95
Windlass Cobra Steel Wakizashi
#501391
This outdoor, rugged version of Wakizashi, is well balanced tactical chopper with a full profile tang for strength. Factory sharp, includes leather sheath with metal throat and tip.
$74.95
Top Customer Reviews
Review of: Special Forces Shovel
It does everything i can throw at it
Reviewed by: Robert, September 26, 2021
Review of: Special Forces Shovel
Here's another quality product that small enough to store inside a compact or subcompact car, or in the trunk of any size car. Useful for getting yourself out small muddy ruts or cleaning a thick like snow of
off your windshield. The only drawback is that its sharp edges do leave scratches behind. The edges are sharp and formidable. No wonder why Spetsnaz uses it as a weapon and it has yet to be restricted by law in any state. I also think that it would make an excellent gardening tool for planting small trees and shrubs.
off your windshield. The only drawback is that its sharp edges do leave scratches behind. The edges are sharp and formidable. No wonder why Spetsnaz uses it as a weapon and it has yet to be restricted by law in any state. I also think that it would make an excellent gardening tool for planting small trees and shrubs.
Reviewed by: James, December 22, 2020