I received a SOG Sheath for my tomahawk that I reviewed a while back. The sheath is made from a durable black nylon. The sheath is made to mount on your belt, and has different angles that you can easily set by pushing a lock button and rotating the tomahawks position. The belt loop locks closed and has adjustable bars for different belt widths. When installing the SOG tomahawk into the SOG Sheath, you must first rotate a piece on the front of the sheath, so it is at the front of the sheath, you can then take the tomahawk and insert the rear first, then push the front of the hawk up into the sheath, and then rotate the front piece down to hold the hawk in place. The tomahawk snaps in place fairly firmly. The SOG Sheath can be a little strange to use. With the handle pointed down, the tomahawk can catch on branches or other things. It is definitely not made to use while sitting either, though one could rotate the sheath so that the tomahawk handle faces up. The Sheath might be best used by attaching it to a backpack. If the pack has MOLLE straps, the belt loop on the sheath could possibly be slid through them and mounted.

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Claim to Fame: Adjustable hard sheath for the SOG tomahawk

Target Market: Those who want a hard sheath for their SOG Tomahawk

FNBs (Features & Benefits of this product):

Protects Blade
Tek-Lok mounting system (Allows Rotation adjustment of sheath)
Supports different belt widths
Tomahawk easily snaps into sheath

What other aesthetic options or finishes are available? None

What others are saying?:

Shake, rattle and fall out
By sndmn "ern1900". 3/5 stars on Amazon This is not a secure scabbard. The latch can open accidentally very easy then the tomahawk can fall out and injure you or some one below you. This holder rattles and I don't trust the gadget that allows you to spin the scabbard to different angels. All of the components make the tomahawk stick out and catch on brush making more noise. In one day of harvesting bamboo it fell out twice causing me to have to go back and find it. The last time it fell out it bounced off of my calf. I'm lucky it didn't cut me. Good idea just needs to be refined. I have and use several of these tools so I hope someone makes a sheath, scabbard or holder for these popular tomahawks.
Paul 5/5 stars on LA Police Gear Nice versatile sheath.

Price point:

MSRP = $40.00 at SOGknives.com
Retail = $24.17 on Amazon $24.99 at lapolicegear.com

I need it now! Availability: Amazon or maybe your local sporting goods store

Our Rating:

Pros:

Protects Blade
Swivel mount system
Belt mount

Cons:

Not overly secure
Puts tomahawk in the way

Score: 6.5 Okay

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The SOG Tactical Tomahawk is a useful tool for the outdoors. It is a compact axe, pick, or hammer. As one might expect, you can use this for anything that a normal hatchet would be used for. I have use the Tomahawk for cutting kindling, hammering in tent stakes, and removing stuck in the ground rocks. Even though it is called "tactical," I use it for more practical uses. I now leave it in with my camping equipment. No longer do I have to have a separate hammer and hatchet. It has held up well to everything I have thrown at it. The head is still tightly affixed to the handle and the edge is still relatively sharp. It might possibly be well suited for backpacking also.

The Tomahawk comes with a nylon sheath (basically a cover for the head of the tomahawk).

Specifications:

Overall Length: 15.75”
Head Length: 8.25”
Edge Length: 2.75”
Weight: 24.0 oz

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Claim to Fame: Versatile utility tool.

Target Market: Anyone who needs a hatchet, hammer, or combo utility tool.

FNBs (Features & Benefits of this product):

420 Stainless Steel
Hardcased black coating
Nylon carry sheath
Fiberglass reinforced nylon handle
Side hammer checkering
Heavy-duty bolts and a steel ferrule for stability

What other aesthetic options or finishes are available?: Hopefully you like Black, because that is what you get.

What others are saying? "A good little tool. When i first picked up my tact. Hawk i was surprised by the weight. I had expected it to be much heavier". Darlynn from SOG website

"Perfect for Backpacking. I use it to cut firewood, dig holes, driving tent stakes, pulling tent stakes (see the holes in the blade? perfect!)". Zaskoda on Amazon

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