The American Tomahawk Trench Baton draws inspiration from WWII trench clubs while using modern materials for durability and handling. It features an OD green powder-coated carbon steel head, sculpted STN66 nylon handle, and cord lanyard, combining historical styling with rugged American-made construction.
The American Tomahawk Trench Baton OD Green blends historical inspiration with modern materials in a distinctive fixed-length impact tool. Its design takes cues from World War II-era trench clubs, giving it a recognizable military-influenced appearance while replacing traditional construction with a carbon steel head and durable synthetic handle.
The head is constructed from carbon steel and protected with an OD green powder-coat finish. The subdued military-style color reinforces the historical character of the design while giving the steel head a consistent exterior finish.
Rather than using a traditional wooden handle, American Tomahawk equips this version with a sculpted STN66 super tough nylon handle. The synthetic material creates a durable gripping platform while the sculpted shape provides defined contours for controlled handling.
The matching OD green handle and head distinguish this version from the black Trench Baton configuration. Its coordinated finish gives the baton a uniform field-inspired appearance that may appeal to collectors of military-style equipment as well as buyers looking for an American-made fixed baton.
A lanyard hole is incorporated into the handle and comes fitted with a cord lanyard. This provides a simple retention option and makes the baton easier to secure when carried or stored with other equipment.
Made in the USA and supplied boxed, the OD Green Trench Baton stands apart through its historical influence, distinctive coloration, and combination of carbon steel and modern STN66 nylon.
The OD Green Trench Baton is well suited for buyers who appreciate historically inspired equipment built with contemporary materials. Its carbon steel head, tough synthetic handle, matching military-style finish, and American manufacture give it a distinctive identity compared with conventional expandable batons.
