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Battle Axes, Tomahawks & Polearms

Shop tomahawk axes, battle axes, and polearms from top brands, with 31 pieces to choose from. Browse spears, machetes, staffs, and canes too. This is the place for collectors, reenactors, and outdoor fans who want a serious tool or a striking display piece.

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Axes, spears, and long weapons

This section covers weapons with a head on a handle. That includes the tomahawk, the double-bladed battle axe, the throwing axe, the spear, and the machete. Some are made for display, while others are made for the yard or the campsite.

If you are not sure where to begin, think about how you plan to use the piece, then choose the category that matches.

Axes have a long place in stories about knights, raiders, and frontier scouts, which is why so many fans love them. The heads come in single, double, and spear-tipped shapes, and the handles can be plain wood or wrapped for grip.

A few machetes in this group are practical field tools, so shoppers who clear brush or camp often will find useful options here. Others, like the ornate canes and staffs, lean toward costume and display.

Sorted by what you want to do

Start with Tomahawks if you like the compact frontier style. The Vox T-Hawk Tomahawk costs $154.97, while the United Cutlery M48 Apocalypse Tactical Tomahawk costs $47.97.

For throwing, open Throwing Axes, where United Cutlery and Whetstone both have options. The United Cutlery AirCobra Throwing Axe sells for $59.97. Display fans will like the Whetstone Double Blade Medieval Battle Axe at $49.97 and the Alchemy Gothic Double Battle Axe at $24.97.

Outdoor users can browse Machetes & Kukris, including the Cold Steel Latin Machete – 21" at $23.97. Long weapon fans should visit the Axe Spear group, home of the Hanwei Yari Spear – Rattan Wrap, and Maces, Staves & Canes for staffs and canes.

Matching an axe to your plans

Decide first whether the piece is for display, for throwing, or for outdoor work. A display axe can have an ornate handle, while a throwing axe needs a balanced, plain design.

Next, think about size and weight. A long handled battle axe makes a statement above a fireplace, but a tomahawk fits easily in a gear bag. Prices run from $23.97 up to $750.97 for the finest spear, so there is room for every budget.

Brands here include United Cutlery, Whetstone, Cold Steel, Boker, Alchemy Gothic, and Cas Hanwei. Reading a few product pages will help you compare handle material and blade shape.

Take a look at how the handle is made and how much the head weighs, because those two details decide how the piece feels in your hand. A lighter head is quicker to handle, while a heavy one looks more imposing on a wall. If you want to buy as a gift, a tomahawk or a throwing axe is an easy choice for an outdoor fan.

Care for wood and metal

Wipe the head dry after use and add a light coat of oil to bare metal. Store wood handles away from damp air so they do not swell or crack.