I'm kind of giving this a middle of the road review,
because its a middle of the road kind of product.

The Pro's:

Very lightweight for its size
Extremely easy and fast to get a razors edge on it.
Comfortable grip with a good feeling swing
Easy and comfortable to grip up on the handle
Well suited towards carving and can handle many knife related tasks
Splits well
Very manageable size, good for the pack, or your belt.
Affordable price.

Con's:

Doesn't come with a sheath, or means of attaching to your belt
Scandi style edge, which chips easily and dulls fast compared to most convex edged axes
Doesn't seem to crosscut all that well.

The biggest con, I'll  have to separate from the list here....is that the head is secured
in a wrap of plastic/polymer that is supposed to be almost indestructible.  Unfortunately the design is anything but indestructible.  This is reminiscent of stone age designs, where
a sharp rock would be lashed to a stick.  The same reason man began using steel for his ax heads, is the same reason he started creating them with a shaft of wood running through an eye in the head.....its stronger.  If you glance the plastic on the side of this axe with some force, you are in jeopardy of a failure.  For that same reason, you would definitely not want to use it as a hammer.

With that said, I think this is a great tool for yard work.  I personally wouldn't like to be out in the wilderness facing a cold snowy night when having to rely on this.  Summer trips would be fine....in a situation where I'm not gonna die because my ax broke.  I suppose it could do very well as a belt ax, if kept toward lighter use, i.e. making kindling, and using in place of a primary knife.
I'm kind of giving this a middle of the road review,
because its a middle of the road kind of product. The Pro's:

Very lightweight for its size
Extremely easy and fast to get a razors edge on it. Comfortable grip with a good feeling swing
Easy and comfortable to grip up on the handle
Well suited towards carving and can handle many knife related tasks
Splits well
Very manageable size, good for the pack, or your belt. Affordable price. Con's:

Doesn't come with a sheath, or means of attaching to your belt
Scandi style edge, which chips easily and dulls fast compared to most convex edged axes
Doesn't seem to crosscut all that well. The biggest con, I'll  have to separate from the list here.... is that the head is secured
in a wrap of plastic/polymer that is supposed to be almost indestructible. Unfortunately the design is anything but indestructible. This is reminiscent of stone age designs, where
a sharp rock would be lashed to a stick. The same reason man began using steel for his ax heads, is the same reason he started creating them with a shaft of wood running through an eye in the head.... . its stronger. If you glance the plastic on the side of this axe with some force, you are in jeopardy of a failure. For that same reason, you would definitely not want to use it as a hammer. With that said, I think this is a great tool for yard work. I personally wouldn't like to be out in the wilderness facing a cold snowy night when having to rely on this. Summer trips would be fine.... in a situation where I'm not gonna die because my ax broke. I suppose it could do very well as a belt ax, if kept toward lighter use, i. e. making kindling, and using in place of a primary knife.