adler yankee hatchet with sheeth
adler yankee hatchet
adler yankee hatchet with sheath
man holding adler yankee hatchet

Yankee Hatchet

Regular price$84.00
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A Premium Hatchet at a Reasonable Price

The Adler Yankee Hatchet is an impressive blade for at an exceptional price. The ergonomic handle is hewn from US hickory and painted with a unique anti-slip paint pattern for better grip. Each hatchet comes with a heavy-duty leather sheath and a cotton storage bag. The Yankee is unrivaled at this price point. 

adler yankee hatchet next to wood pile

Adler was founded in 1919 by Josef Schmitt. Every Adler Axe now bears the “JSW” mark—the “JS” to honor Josef Schmitt and the “W” to signify its time-honored origins in the small village of Wiesental (located just south of the current factory  in Waghäusel). In other words, this isn't your standard-fare hardware store axe. This blade has character, history, and craft. 

One more reason to swing an Adler: The Adler paint factory is water-based and wood waste is used to generate the energy (up to 700KW) that runs their factory. Pretty Cool. 

  • Head weight: 1.5Lbs
  • Total weight: 1.9 Lbs
  • Head mount: wood and round metal wedge
  • Total length: 15 inches
  • Handle type: US sourced hickory, ergonomic curved shape
  • Handle colors: Black (anti-slip) and red
  • Sheath: Heavy duty leather (Made in Lithuania
  • Packaging: Cotton pouch (Made in USA) with instruction manual

          

  • Adler has been awarded a VPA GS Quality Certification. The VPA acts as an objective testing center to assess product quality and safety in accordance with the German Equipment and Product Safety Act.
  • Adler has been granted a Forest Stewardship Council Certification (FSC)© which the company renews each year.
  • Adler is a certified FWI facility ("Deutsches Werkzeug - made in Germany") confirming that the product country of origin is Germany.