Axe Gerber Bushcraft Axe – Coyote, compact bushcraft axe, stainless steel blade 175 mm, fiberglass handle, length 666 mm, weight 2.04 kg

The Gerber Bushcraft Axe – Coyote is a compact survival and bushcraft axe designed for general wilderness use. It features a 175 mm stainless steel blade and a steel head mounted on a 666 mm fiberglass handle, combining corrosion resistance with impact strength. Weighing 2.04 kg, the tool includes a protective cap and a holster for safe transport and a hanger hole for convenient storage at camp or in a workshop. Intended for chopping, splitting, camp tasks and other outdoor jobs, this axe provides a balanced combination of reach, cutting power and durability. Keep out of reach of children.

Advantages

The stainless steel blade offers corrosion resistance and maintains a sharp edge for field use, while the steel head provides additional mass for efficient chopping and splitting. The fiberglass handle delivers strength and reduced weight compared with all-metal constructions, resisting environmental wear and vibration. The included protective cap and holster improve safety during transport and storage, and the hanger hole enables easy, space-saving suspension when not in use.

Suitable for

• Chopping small to medium-sized wood for campfires
• Splitting kindling and preparing fuel
• General campsite tasks such as clearing brush or making tent stakes
• Outdoor survival and bushcraft activities requiring a compact axe

Key specifications

• Blade length: 175 mm stainless steel cutting edge
• Overall length: 666 mm handle for extended reach
• Weight: 2.04 kg for robust chopping force
• Head material: steel for impact and durability
• Handle material: fiberglass for strength, shock resistance and lower weight
• Colour: black finish on handle and head
• Includes protective cap and a holster for safe transport
• Hanger hole for storage or attachment

How to use

Use the Gerber Bushcraft Axe for controlled chopping and splitting by maintaining a secure two-handed grip on the fiberglass handle. Position the blade on the target wood and apply steady, guided strikes; for splitting, start with smaller cuts and work progressively to larger strokes. When felling or cutting larger timber is required, assess the wood and use appropriate techniques to avoid binding or kickback. After use, clean the stainless steel blade, dry thoroughly and apply corrosion-inhibiting oil if stored for long periods. Always replace the protective cap and stow the axe in its holster during transport.

Usage recommendations

To prolong service life and ensure safe operation, keep the blade sharpened with an appropriate file or stone, inspect the head-to-handle connection before each use, wear suitable protective equipment (gloves and eye protection) when chopping, and store the axe out of the reach of children in a dry place with the protective cap fitted.