carpenter hatchet
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Head materials shown include 5Cr15MoV high‑carbon stainless steel, anodized steel, and other steel/metal. Handle materials listed are micarta and hardwood.
Handles are listed as micarta or hardwood. Micarta is described as durable, lightweight, and nonslip even when wet; hardwood is described as solid and comfortable for repeated striking.
They are described for outdoor and chopping tasks such as camping and construction, and for woodworking uses including splitting shingles, making furniture, building log cabins, and producing kindling and other wood products.
One hatchet lists a black stonewash blade finish and specifies 5Cr15MoV steel with corrosion resistance; the froe blades are described as anodized steel.
The froe is used with a mallet and is driven down the wood grain to produce a clean, precise split—making it suitable for cutting shingles, kindling, and similar woodwork.