How's the Trail Boss?

[Frostyfingers]

I know a lot of people like to mod the Cold Steel tomahawks, but I have yet to see any info on the Cold Steel axe, the "Trail Boss." Does anybody have one? Is it worth picking up?

Thanks!

Frosty

 

[zombie_killer]

i`d be interested to know myself actually

 

[Calebklyne]

i looked at getting one but then i realized i could get a wetterlings for $20 more and then i decided that if im gonna spend that much i might as well just get a GB

its sad i know

 

[vector001]

they are a TREMENDOUS deal IMHO.

look at the grain alignement there. - this is the only one i've got, but if they are all like that, hell yeah.

it's a good, cheap, thin-bit forest axe IMHO.

my teenaged boys really loved them.

HTH.

vec

 

[Liam Ryan]

That does look like a good thin bit, Cold Steel surprises me again and again.
Gonna google the specs right now.

What did you pay, vec? It's a little over 50 bucks on a Canadian site I just checked.

 

[Jarhead90]

I love mine. I used it (along with a chainsaw) to cut a few branches in my
backyard.

 

[vector001]

That does look like a good thin bit, Cold Steel surprises me again and again.
Gonna google the specs right now.

What did you pay, vec? It's a little over 50 bucks on a Canadian site I just checked.

i'm a Cold Steel dealer, so i got it wholesale, intending to test it for a handles program.

50 bucks seems a little steep to me, even in Canadian.

maybe i am wrong though... i wouldn't want to insult anyone who sells them - especially since good service is worth paying extra for IMHO.

vec

 

[syltetoy]

I know a lot of people like to mod the Cold Steel tomahawks, but I have yet to see any info on the Cold Steel axe, the "Trail Boss." Does anybody have one? Is it worth picking up?

Thanks!

Frosty

The one I have came with a loose head which I repaired, also it wasn't too sharp so I sharpened it. As for me Cold Steel products require attention especially sharpening, unlike S.A.Wetterlings which arrived ready for work.