Fiskars 1069105 X24 Splitting Axe FSK1069105

The Fiskars X24 Splitting Axe's small-sized blade is ideal for splitting small to medium sized logs between 10-20cm diameter. Its wider blade and splitting wedge increases power and makes the blade easier to remove from wood. Proprietary blade-grinding provides a sharper edge for superior contact and cleaner cuts. The double-hardened forged steel blade maintains its sharp edge longer. A low-friction blade coating glides through wood and protects against rust.Utilises the safest undetachable axe head and shaft connection. Its ultralight and durable FiberComp™ shaft construction is virtually unbreakable and offers superior overstrike protection. Its perfectly weight balance provides more power at impact. The oversized SoftGrip™ grip zone features strategic texturing for improved comfort and control. A hooked handle end for added security in the hand.The included sheath helps protect blade and user. Designed in Billnäs Finland building on more than three-and-a-half centuries of the world's best forged tools. Comes with a 25-year warranty.Specification:Length: 600mm (24in)PTDFSK1069105

The Fiskars X24 Splitting Axe's small-sized blade is ideal for splitting small to medium sized logs, between 10-20cm diameter. Its wider blade and splitting wedge increases power and makes the blade easier to remove from wood. Proprietary blade-grinding provides a sharper edge for superior contact and cleaner cuts. The double-hardened, forged steel blade maintains its sharp edge longer. A low-friction blade coating glides through wood and protects against rust. Utilises the safest, undetachable axe head and shaft connection. Its ultralight and durable FiberComp™ shaft construction is virtually unbreakable and offers superior overstrike protection. Its perfectly weight balance provides more power at impact. The oversized SoftGrip™ grip zone features strategic texturing for improved comfort and control. A hooked handle end for added security in the hand. The included sheath helps protect blade and user. Designed in Billnäs, Finland, building on more than three-and-a-half centuries of