Rothco O.D. Canvas Axe Sheath

Good quality. Fits my vintage Collins midsize axe. Does not fit my larger true temper axe.

Easily fits on my small camping axe, more than good enough to protect the blade and people from the blade, good economic purchase

This fit's the small hatchet I keep in our camping box. It's nice that I don't have to worry about someone cutting themselves on the blade while it's stored, so I can keep it sharp (and thus useful) but don't need to be extra careful about reaching into the box in the dark. I have two gripes so far (I've only had this a couple days and haven't used it outside the test fit): First off, handle hole (at the bottom of the sheath) was too small to fit my wood handled hatchet. I expect the same would be true with many of the nylon handled hatchets I've seen (such as from Harbor Freight). It looks like it would have fit one of the metal handled / rubber gripped hatchets you see sometimes). I was able to cut out one of the stitches between rivets, and now it fits. I don't recall seeing it in the description, but note that this has a wide belt loop, but also has the metal clip to use with the old military belts (ALICE?), that have holes all the way around. I expect I can get that clip out without cutting the sheath, but it would be an uncomfortable hunk of metal digging into your side if you wanted to use this with a standard belt. It looks very sturdy and was very reasonably priced. I'm not disappointed at all with this worked out.

Fit as intended.

Got this for my camping hatchet that I use for the wood that goes into my fire pit and fire place. It helps to make kindling and to cut through small branches. The cloth canvas covering is enough to keep the head of the hatchet covered and easily attached to your belt. Withdrawing my hatchet takes a little work because of the carbon handle design but take a smooth wooden handle and it works just fine. Quality wise, it takes a toll and quite a beating out in the woods while on horseback and hiking. I’m pretty impressed with it