My review of the new CRKT Chogan Hammer Tomahawk. The CRKT Tomahawks (Designed by RMJ) offers strong value and utility. The Chogan Hammer is a bit lighter than the Woods Chogan and is a worthy addition to their family of hawks. The Woods Nobo, Kangee, and Chogan have served me well over the years. For your convenience, links to the CRKT Hawks, Cold Steel Hawks, and more, are listed in the text description box. Enjoy! :]
Man I watch all your reviews....when I wanna buy a blade and want to see a review first....I look to see if u have reviewed it yet!!! You helped me with my throwing too believe it or not!!! Thanks for your work buddy!! From one thrower to another 🔥👍👌
I was considering this as my new main hawk, but after comparing it with the Cold Steel trail hawk, I decided against it. They're both 1055 carbon steel with hickory handles and nearly identical designs. The trail hawk is just 20 bucks cheaper. Great video
That Hawk has the look of the old rifleman Hawk of the fur trade era. I took an old Carpenter's Hatchet and customized it into a hawk that looks much like the other one you had laying there.
Very cool hawk! But don't bury anything up in the old garden of stakes, now... Sometimes the things buried up there don't stay buried... Sometimes they come back............ lol
The Chogan Hammer and Woods Chogan seem very similar. It would interesting to see a comparison between the two to help determine which might be a better choice for specific uses.
The Chogan Hammer is 1.8 pounds whereas the Woods Chogan is around 2 pounds. The Woods Chogan also has more edge length, and lacquer on the handle. Those are the main differences, but overall they are pretty similar.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives Thank you! That was quick! So other than the weight and cutting edge length, it's probably a toss-up between the two. Good to know!
Hey wealljuggleknives, I've been a fan for years and I have an idea for a video. If you had to pick one edged weapon with an emphasis on tactical use offensive/defensive, in each category what would it be? Example short, meadium, and long fixed blade, short, meadium, long folder, tomahawk, short sword, meadium length sword, longsword, machete, even impact weapons, throwers, and improvised weapons, the more extensive the better. Anyway I thought that would be a really good video. Thanks for the reviews and entertainment over the years.
How would this compare to the Cold steel pipe hawk, ?? Is it heavier,?? ,, I've been doing some fence repairs today, (following our storms ) using a Fiskars X7, And a Mora, among other things,, I've managed to stick the Mora into the end of my finger,,, !! Boy, what a lot of blood, 🤣😭,,, I've been thinking about the Pipe Hawk, but not sure if this is better,, it's certainly more expensive, !!, All the best buddy,,
It is around the same weight as a Pipe Hawk, but the Pipe Hawk is not available in most places anymore, so if you find a Pipe Hawk for sale, get that first :]
Good idea with the paracord. Very helpful that the head can be taken off. I consider a lot of hawks - even those well-made ones from RMJ or so - to be rather too heavy. For a hatchet, it's OK, but for a tactical use, a tomahawk has to be fast.
This seems like the move if you're in the market for a budget tomahawk. I'm actually surprised by how good this is, and from CRKT. In my case, I didn't even know I wanted a tomahawk, but I do think I'm gonna buy this. I think it will pair nicely with a number of my more compact belt or carving knives.
Great videos so what brand of magnetic wall blade holders do you use? If the magnetic wall knife holders were good enough for Hatori Hanzo I would try them out. Keep training the parralel bars too.
The strong ones I have resemble the Arcan brand on Amazon, they might of had a different name back then, but they look the same as the Arcan racks I see on there now, hope that helps!
HI i like this Tomahawk very much !And who knows maybe i buy one for me !Thank You for showing !Have a good one greetings from Germany From Javors Outdoor Kanal 😉👍
Dude thx for good review, i bought this one and this tomahawk arrived yesterday. Im satisfied with this massive steel dude. Btw i have question, you using this tomahawk without oil or lacker? Or you used lacker or oil for this tomahawk??
My review of the new CRKT Chogan Hammer Tomahawk. The CRKT Tomahawks (Designed by RMJ) offers strong value and utility. The Chogan Hammer is a bit lighter than the Woods Chogan and is a worthy addition to their family of hawks. The Woods Nobo, Kangee, and Chogan have served me well over the years. For your convenience, links to the CRKT Hawks, Cold Steel Hawks, and more, are listed in the text description box. Enjoy! :]
Man I watch all your reviews....when I wanna buy a blade and want to see a review first....I look to see if u have reviewed it yet!!! You helped me with my throwing too believe it or not!!! Thanks for your work buddy!! From one thrower to another 🔥👍👌
Great to hear that I have helped ya out!
Could you do one on the CRKT. Berserker?
1.31 : What is that long bladed knife in the background next to the wooden carved club? Thanks.
@@brandonbowerstx - That is the ESEE Junglas.
I was considering this as my new main hawk, but after comparing it with the Cold Steel trail hawk, I decided against it. They're both 1055 carbon steel with hickory handles and nearly identical designs. The trail hawk is just 20 bucks cheaper. Great video
Thanks! Yeah, I have given up on some of the new CRKT Hawks and hatchets, the prices have crept too high, the Odr and the Skeggox are overpriced.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives 100%. At least you get a lifetime warranty.
Your dry humor has leveled up greatly over the years. Big fan of the channel for a long time!
Thanks, I appreciate you!
They just keep knocking it out of the park with these CRKT hawks. Love my Woods Chogan.
I like the way it makes bigger pieces of wood much thinner.
Me too, but imagine if it could make thinner ones twice as thick by hitting them. That would sell.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives Yes, it certainly would.
That Hawk has the look of the old rifleman Hawk of the fur trade era. I took an old Carpenter's Hatchet and customized it into a hawk that looks much like the other one you had laying there.
Excellent, no school like Old School :]
Very cool hawk! But don't bury anything up in the old garden of stakes, now... Sometimes the things buried up there don't stay buried... Sometimes they come back............ lol
Yes! I love your big blade reviews. The choppers.
I'm glad! Thanks for watching :]
Sweet hawk. CRKT has been my go to best bang for the buck edged tools.
A tomahawk to me is like the perfect cqb weapon/frontier tool for a trapper or rifleman during the 1800s
The Chogan Hammer and Woods Chogan seem very similar. It would interesting to see a comparison between the two to help determine which might be a better choice for specific uses.
The Chogan Hammer is 1.8 pounds whereas the Woods Chogan is around 2 pounds. The Woods Chogan also has more edge length, and lacquer on the handle. Those are the main differences, but overall they are pretty similar.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives Thank you! That was quick! So other than the weight and cutting edge length, it's probably a toss-up between the two. Good to know!
Hey wealljuggleknives, I've been a fan for years and I have an idea for a video. If you had to pick one edged weapon with an emphasis on tactical use offensive/defensive, in each category what would it be? Example short, meadium, and long fixed blade, short, meadium, long folder, tomahawk, short sword, meadium length sword, longsword, machete, even impact weapons, throwers, and improvised weapons, the more extensive the better. Anyway I thought that would be a really good video. Thanks for the reviews and entertainment over the years.
Welcome, my friend. I shall consider this idea :]
This is a good looking design.
Glad you like it, brother!
How would this compare to the Cold steel pipe hawk, ?? Is it heavier,?? ,, I've been doing some fence repairs today, (following our storms ) using a Fiskars X7, And a Mora, among other things,,
I've managed to stick the Mora into the end of my finger,,, !! Boy, what a lot of blood,
🤣😭,,, I've been thinking about the Pipe Hawk, but not sure if this is better,, it's certainly more expensive, !!,
All the best buddy,,
It is around the same weight as a Pipe Hawk, but the Pipe Hawk is not available in most places anymore, so if you find a Pipe Hawk for sale, get that first :]
Looks like a good one. As a result of this video I have purchased one.
Excellent, may it serve you well.
Good idea with the paracord. Very helpful that the head can be taken off. I consider a lot of hawks - even those well-made ones from RMJ or so - to be rather too heavy. For a hatchet, it's OK, but for a tactical use, a tomahawk has to be fast.
So true, thanks for watching!
This seems like the move if you're in the market for a budget tomahawk. I'm actually surprised by how good this is, and from CRKT. In my case, I didn't even know I wanted a tomahawk, but I do think I'm gonna buy this. I think it will pair nicely with a number of my more compact belt or carving knives.
Excellent, glad you found something!
Great videos so what brand of magnetic wall blade holders do you use? If the magnetic wall knife holders were good enough for Hatori Hanzo I would try them out. Keep training the parralel bars too.
The strong ones I have resemble the Arcan brand on Amazon, they might of had a different name back then, but they look the same as the Arcan racks I see on there now, hope that helps!
Will you be reviewing the crkt berserker any time soon? it looks like an affordable version from the RMJ model.
I'll check it out
HI i like this Tomahawk very much !And who knows maybe i buy one for me !Thank You for showing !Have a good one greetings from Germany From Javors Outdoor Kanal 😉👍
Glad you like!
Another good review. Is it much lighter than the woods chogan? I had one of those and found it to be too heavy for a hawk
A bit lighter, about 0.2 pounds.
So for wood processing which is your favorite hawk
The heaviest ones would be best, so the Rifleman or the Woods Chogan.
Dude thx for good review, i bought this one and this tomahawk arrived yesterday. Im satisfied with this massive steel dude. Btw i have question, you using this tomahawk without oil or lacker? Or you used lacker or oil for this tomahawk??
You can definitely put lacquer and oil on it, but I have not.
@@WeAllJuggleKnives shit im poor on woodwork, dont know how to put oil or lacquer... i cant decide whether oil or lacquer it or not
@@WeAllJuggleKnives if putting lacquer or oil is 100% better than normal i will put it on... how do you think about it?
You don't need the lacquer, the handle will last a long time and even if it did get worn out after a while, it's easy to get a replacement handle.
@@206fa5 just a heads up. Lacquer will give you blisters. A light sanding and a nice coating of boiled linseed oil is all you need.
I got the crkt berserker and while I love the design it is WAY too heavy for what it is.
Was looking at this but haven't decided.was really let down by the crkt berserker. Doesn't work all that well especially for the extra weight
Do you have a comparison to the coldsteel trail hawk looks fairly close in size but thicker that would make a decent comparison video in my opinion.
alright my brother,.. this or woods chogan?
I would go with the Woods Chogan first, its bigger and so hits harder. Makes a good hatchet.
Very good points you made about your awesome tomahawk! Have you've seen my new knife?
Thanks! Not yet
@@WeAllJuggleKnives welcome bro
You could go Ed Ames with it.lol
We'll trade you "Likes" and back-rubs in exchange for that tomahawk throwing video. 👍
I'll see what I can do :]
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You're the Best, Brother.