Cold Steel Spike Hawk
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$34.99
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- Class
- Battle Ready
- Overall Length
- 22''
- Weight
- 1 lb 9.7 oz
- Brand
- Cold Steel
- Culture
- Native American
- Era
- 19th Century
Overview
Cold Steel Spike Hawk
While it's certainly capable of performing utility chores, the Cold Steel Spike Hawk really excels when it's used as a weapon. With one highly effective edge and a long spike, it puts any adversary on the horns of a fierce dilemma: Face the edge in brutal chopping, cutting, slashing and gouging attacks, or risk getting huge deep holes punched in you by the fearsome spike. To make matters even worse for an attacker, either end of the hawk can be used to hook or trap an opponent's weapon, neck, arm or leg, to control or manipulate the situation to one's advantage. Furthermore, the overall length of the of the hawk measures 9" across making it a wide, stiff platform that can be punched into an incoming weapon arm to momentarily stop its forward motion and immobilize it.
Specifications
Every measurement that matters
- Brand
- Cold Steel
- Culture
- Native American
- Era
- 19th Century
- Overall Length
- 22''
- Blade Length
- 3 3/16''
- Weight
- 1 lb 9.7 oz
- Edge
- Sharp
- Class
- Battle Ready
- Country of Origin
- Taiwan
- Type
- Tomahawk
Reviews
What collectors are saying
Q&A
Questions from the community
Q How long is the Cold Steel Spike Hawk? Common Question
Overall length is 22 inches.
Q What are the cutting edge and spike like? Common Question
It has a 3 3/16 inch sharpened edge with a long, narrow spike on the reverse for piercing and hooking.
Q How much does it weigh? Common Question
Approximately 1 lb 9.7 oz.
Q Is it battle ready or suitable for use? Common Question
Listed as Battle Ready with a sharp edge; suitable for utility chores, throwing, and martial practice where legal and safe.
Q Where is it made? Common Question
Taiwan.
Q What materials are used? Common Question
Steel head with a natural wood haft/handle.
Q How does it handle? Common Question
A compact tomahawk with a fast swing; the spike offers additional hooking and piercing options.
Q Is the edge sharpened from the factory? Common Question
Yes, the edge is listed as sharp.
Q Any care tips? Common Question
Keep the steel clean and lightly oiled; protect the wood haft with an appropriate finish and inspect the head-to-haft fit regularly.
Q What is its historical or cultural lineage? Common Question
Modern interpretation of a tomahawk associated with Native American weapon and tool traditions.
The Maker
Cold Steel
Cold Steel was founded in 1980; a stalwart of the knife community, Cold Steel also has a large selection of swords and daggers which are sourced from all over the world. Functional and competitively priced, Cold Steel products showcase a substantial variety of offerings and they cover martial arts weapons, historical swords, and robust tomahawks and practical machetes.
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All around AWESOME! I purchased this hawk about a year ago and after all that time of intense use in the back woods of northern Minnesota, I can safely say that this tomahawk is a BEAST! I’ve cleared trails, built hunting blinds, split kindling, dug in the frozen ground with the spike, and done throwing competitions, this little beast took it all on and never once had any issues! A beautiful tool for the small investment it cost!
Bad to the bone……. I agree with D.J. on everything he said. The Spike hawk is AWESOME, as are all the rest of the CS hawks. I own the Norse, Pipe, and Spike and love every one. Just do like I did with mine and ‘spiff ’em up’ a bit. Sand or wire wheel brush that ugly black paint off the head, and sand down the handle and put on some nice walnut stain. Or….do it like I did mine….tac-style…all flat black with a paracord wrap on the haft. All of these hawks are worth every penny. Buy them all(from KoA, of course), have fun customizing them, and you will have a neat collection to be proud of. And don’t be dumb and throw away a perfectly good hawk. ……McM
Great one! All the cold steel hawks are great. They are small, but the speed at which you can swing them mean the impact they have is great. The Spike Hawk is unique in that the back spike can be used for a variety of tasks. It can be used to dig, climb, carry wood, or even pierce a helm if you ever wanted to do that. The quality is pretty consistent, and they are deferentially hardened, which is really hard to find in this price range.
Tip: throw away the set screw and sand the haft in order to get a really good friction fit between the head and the haft.
Great Tool The Spike Hawk is my one and only tomahawk. The blade is a bit narrow for a slicing cut that I’m use to but works well for a chop or push cut. The spike is what makes this hawk and the reason I bought it. I bought it with the idea of using the spike as a hook but find that either side can be used as such, but the spike is better. I used the spike to reach high overhead vines and bring them down to cut. The spike will do about everything from holing a cocoanut in order to insert a straw to piercing the hard, baked like dirt in my garden that forms during dry season. A regular size pike axe is too heavy and large to work around the plants. I exchanged the haft for the longer 30” type used on CS War Hammer giving the hawk a boost in power and reach. As for the factory finish, I wouldn’t touch it as its anti-corrosion properties work great here in the tropics. I use my hawk as an utility tool but it would make a great weapon if need be as it is fast and easily handled.
Very nice Spike Hawk , I bought this just from curiosity, and I like it !
Elias
A great hatchet for chopping and throwing. But be careful of that back spike. It will knick you if you’re not careful.