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that thinner stock just doesn't have the weight or bite or splitting power compared to most hatchets.......so limited in tasks it will do well for...but yeah price alone would make many frown on it........I'm just going to guess here as to why the reviews aren't sterling, in addition to what others have pointed out, but a lot of the 106's direct competition axes are priced lower.
I use a folding saw to cut anything bigger than wrist-size, zips through with less effort than chopping with any axe I would bring to woods.that thinner stock just doesn't have the weight or bite or splitting power compared to most hatchets.......so limited in tasks it will do well for...but yeah price alone would make many frown on it........
I’ve noticed that as well and it reminds me that when something dies, scavengers soon appear. Other times when something is highly sought after the top predators begin to prowl and competition is fierce. It seems to be more so the last couple years anyway.Funny how something goes from being "inferior" to "sold out" once it becomes news that it's discontinued.
I hope those that actually use it were able to get one.
(Yes it's ok to actually use them).
Good analogy.I’ve noticed that as well and it reminds me that when something dies, scavengers soon appear. Other times when something is highly sought after the top predators begin to prowl and competition is fierce. It seems to be more so the last couple years anyway.