Axe NEO tools 650 g (head 400 g) with 14" fiber handle

Hand axe by NEO tools with a total mass of 650 g and a steel head weighing 400 g, mounted on a 14" fiber handle. Designed for chopping small to medium wood tasks, camp use and general outdoor or household work. The fiber handle provides improved shock absorption and resistance to environmental factors, while the balanced weight distribution supports controlled swings and easy portability.

Advantages

The combination of a 400 g steel head and a 14" fiber handle delivers a balance of power and control suitable for precise chopping and splitting of small-to-medium pieces of wood. The fiber handle reduces vibration transfer to the user’s hands and increases resistance to moisture and temperature changes compared with traditional wooden handles. Compact overall mass and ergonomic geometry make the axe convenient to carry and use for outdoor activities, light carpentry and general household tasks.

Suitable for

• Cutting kindling and small logs
• Camp and backpacking tasks
• Garden and yard maintenance
• Light carpentry and DIY work
• Emergency and survival use in outdoor conditions

Key specifications

• Total mass: 650 g
• Head material: steel
• Head mass: 400 g
• Handle material: fiber-reinforced composite
• Handle length: 14 inches (approx. 35.6 cm)
• Blade shape: chopping/splitting profile
• Balance: designed for controlled swings and portability

How to use

Securely grip the 14" fiber handle with both hands when performing chopping tasks, keeping a stable stance and clear area around the swing arc. Use controlled, measured swings for kindling and small logs, and adjust striking angle to the grain of the wood for efficient cutting. For camp tasks or light splitting, shorter, focused strikes are preferable. Inspect the axe head and handle before each use to confirm there are no cracks, loose fittings, or deformations. Maintain a firm but comfortable grip and store the axe in a dry place away from direct sunlight when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Keep the blade sharp and free of rust for optimal performance; use a file or sharpening stone following the original bevel angle. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and gloves during use, and always clear bystanders from the working area. For transport, protect the blade with a sheath and secure the axe to prevent accidental movement.