The perfect companion for hiking and camping, the M48 Silver Kommando Survival Hammer is a beast in the field. It’s great as a walking staff with a 37 3/8” overall length. The cast stainless steel, two-toned black oxide-coated and polished finish head can pound practically anything into submission with ease. The curved back spike is an effective breaching tool and a great defensive alternative to the stout hammerhead. The spike and hammer together make the handle for the fully functional walking cane. The 30 percent fiberglass handle is nearly indestructible, and the hammerhead is attached to it with metal bolts. The shaft includes a rubber toe on the end for improved traction.

a form of poleax used by footmen in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, a spear with an ax head attached, used to chop and stab, especially against foes in plate armor; it was cheap and easy to produce, conducive to sharpening

the common name for a poleax that may refer to a polehammer as well; the poleax’s true spelling is “polax” or “pollax,” “poll” referring not to the long shaft of the weapon, but to a skull, as might be placed on a spearhead; a poleax sports an ax head with a hammer, spike, or smaller axe head on the other side, with a counterweight or spike at the butt; a polehammer has a hammer head instead of an ax head with a spike or fluke on the opposite side, and a counterweight or spike on the butt