Product Overview

Built for hard Aussie bush work, the Condor K-Night Hatchet is a compact force multiplier that punches well above its weight. The 1075 high carbon steel head, with a blasted satin finish and convex grind, bites deep into timber for fast firewood, kindling and camp chores, while shrugging off heavy impacts. At 338.8 mm overall and 580 g, it carries light on the pack but hits like a full-size tool when you’re clearing a site, processing game or knocking in pegs. The full-tang build and grey Micarta handle with black-lined accents give you a rock-solid, all-weather grip, even when it’s wet, muddy or you’re working in gloves. A purpose-fit Kydex sheath keeps the edge protected and ready on your belt or pack. Designed by Jason Breeden and made in El Salvador, the K-Night Hatchet is the sort of no-nonsense camp companion you buy once and trust for years of trips off the beaten track.

Key Features

• 1075 high carbon steel axe head delivers excellent toughness and edge retention, so it stands up to repeated chopping and camp use.
• Convex grind on the cutting edge improves chopping efficiency and bite in wood, reducing effort on heavy tasks.
• Blasted satin blade finish helps minimise glare and provides a low-maintenance working surface for outdoor conditions.
• Full-tang construction with a 338.8 mm overall length balances power and control for both close work and hard hits.
• Grey Micarta handle with black-lined accents offers a secure, non-slip grip, even when wet or muddy.
• Contoured handle shape and multiple rivets enhance comfort and stability during extended use around camp.
• Compact 580 g weight makes the hatchet easy to pack on hikes while still delivering serious chopping performance.
• Durable Kydex sheath protects the edge and allows safe storage and carry in packs or on gear.
• Designed by Jason Breeden, bringing purpose-built ergonomics and functionality for bushcraft and survival tasks.
• Made in El Salvador by Condor Tool & Knife, a brand known for robust outdoor tools trusted by campers and bushcrafters.