Randy Frassetto discovers that one tool, the firefighter’s axe by Fire Axe Inc., ... the flat-head axe was used in the same manner that it would be used for conventional forcible entry techniques.

While both are useful tools, most firefighters prefer the flat head, especially as it relates to forcible entry. Flat head axes come in a variety of sizes/weights; the 6-lb. and 8-lb. are the most ...

Flat head axe: A backup firefighter will be able to slide the flat head down their waist strap to allow both hands-free to advance hose.

While a single firefighter can effectively force entry through many doors, especially residential doors, with a Halligan and a flat-head axe, some firefighters have found further success by ...

So I guess this is the next generation firefighter axe, but it looks like pretty bad-ass breaching tool. “The BADAXX tool has been designed to increase the efficiency of firefighters, law ...

Since firefighters never enter a building without a tool, an 8 lb. flat head axe and a 12 lb. Halligan were thrust into my right hand. Together, they’re referred to as “the irons.” Everyone ...

Among the firefighting crew was a woman—caked in soot, her head covered with a helmet and self-contained breathing apparatus—carrying a flat head axe and Halligan tool. Enz was stunned.