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SKU: CRKT2725
UPC: 794023272505
The CRKT Kangee T-Hawk is a compact tactical tomahawk built for shooters, backpackers, and anyone who wants a breaching-capable tool that carries small. Designed by Ryan Johnson of RMJ Tactical, it runs 13.75 inches overall with a 2.93-inch SK5 carbon steel axe head on one end and an aggressive spike on the other. At roughly 1.53 pounds, it splits kindling, drives stakes, and handles field utility work without the bulk of a full-size hawk. Buyers who want a single tool for camp chores, vehicle kits, and self-defense tasks will find this one earns its place. See our full knives and tools lineup for more.
This is a single-piece full-tang design, so there is no head-to-handle joint to loosen or fail under hard use. The SK5 high-carbon steel blade runs a flat grind at 54-55 HRC and wears a black powder coat for rust resistance. Blade stock measures 0.23 inches thick at the spine. Glass-reinforced nylon scales with full-length checkering give a positive grip, and a finger choil in the curved handle lets you choke up for controlled cutting. The scales are removable for cleaning. It ships in a Boltaron sheath with a MOLLE-compatible buckle strap, so it mounts to a pack, plate carrier, or vehicle panel. Columbia River Knife & Tool backs the Kangee with a lifetime warranty.
A tomahawk like the Kangee covers ground that a fixed blade cannot. The axe edge chops, the spike punches through sheet metal and wood, and the choil lets you carve when you need finesse. Toss it in a truck kit, run it on a MOLLE rig, or keep it in the pack for wilderness work where breaking down deadfall matters. It pairs well with a good fixed blade knife for finer tasks and a folder for everyday carry. If you want a heavier chopping option, our axe selection is worth a look before you decide.
The Kangee uses SK5 high-carbon steel hardened to 54-55 HRC with a black powder coat finish for rust resistance. SK5 holds a working edge well and takes hard chopping duty, which is why it shows up on tomahawks and choppers built for field use.
Yes. The head and handle core are one continuous piece of steel, a single-piece full-tang design. There is no separate head that can loosen or fly off the handle, which is a common failure point on cheaper tomahawks built from two parts.
It ships with a Boltaron sheath that includes a MOLLE-compatible strap system with a buckle. You can mount it to a pack, plate carrier, or vehicle panel, so the hawk rides secure and stays accessible in the field.
It measures 13.75 inches overall with a 2.93-inch cutting edge and weighs about 1.53 pounds. The blade stock is 0.23 inches thick at the spine. That size keeps it packable while still giving enough head weight for effective chopping and breaching.
It handles camp chores like splitting kindling and driving stakes, breaching and utility work with the rear spike, and self-defense tasks. The finger choil lets you choke up for controlled cutting, so it doubles as a rough carving tool when needed.
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