The Fiskars X7 Hatchet is a 14 in hatchet for chopping kindling and small to medium logs, made in Finland.
The hardened, forged steel blade has a low-friction coating that keeps the head from sticking, and the head is insert-molded into the handle so it can't loosen. The FiberComp handle is light, absorbs shock and resists overstrike damage, and its hooked end keeps it in your hand. It comes with a sheath.
Fiskars dates to 1649, when Peter Thorwöste was granted the right to set up a blast furnace and bar hammer in Fiskars, Finland, then under Swedish rule. The ironworks went on to make knives, forks, scissors and more than a million ploughs, and the company still carries the village's name.