Fiskars 28" Chopping Axe, Ultra-Sharp Blade for Kindling with Ease, Weight Balanced, Garden and Outdoor Gear, 3.5 pounds, Black
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Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
Features
- Powerful axe effortlessly tackles both big and small jobs, fells small trees and splits logs, making it ideal for campsite prep or backyard cleanup,
- Precision-balanced design and ultra-sharp blade for better cleaner cuts, that chops 3 times deeper, delivering maximum force with each swing
- Low-friction coating reduces drag for smoother cuts and prevents the axe from getting wedged in wood, leaving clean cuts with less sticking
- Durable construction and a sharp, long-lasting blade ensure years of dependable use, designed to help you embrace and enjoy the outdoors
- Built to last with a low friction blade coating that prevents the head from getting stuck, includes a lifetime warranty for peace of mind
Description
Take control of tough outdoor tasks with the Fiskars 28 inches Chopping Axe. This versatile axe is designed to handle a variety of chopping needs, from felling small trees for firewood to splitting logs by the campfire. The axe features a perfectly balanced design that maximizes swing speed and chopping power, allowing you to accomplish more with less effort. The ultra-sharp, low- friction blade slices cleanly through wood and prevents sticking, making chopping tasks more efficient. The Fiskars Chopping Axe is built with durability in mind, featuring a strong construction and a blade crafted with advanced sharpening technology that retains its edge for long-lasting performance. Backed by a lifetime warranty, this Fiskars chopping axe is a trusted companion for any wood chopping task.
Brand: Fiskars
Product Dimensions: 28"L x 9.25"W
Handle Material: Steel,Wood
Color: black
Head Type: Felling
Brand: Fiskars
Product Dimensions: 28"L x 9.25"W
Handle Material: Steel,Wood
Color: black
Head Type: Felling
Item Weight: 3.5 Pounds
Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
Blade Material: Alloy Steel
Included Components: Chopping Axe (28")
Blade Edge: hardened, non-stick
Manufacturer: Fiskars
UPC: 046561808563
Item Weight: 3.5 pounds
Country of Origin: Finland
Item model number: 375581-1002
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Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
Sharp, Impressive, lite weight, Reliable, makes the job go quick and easy. Paul Bunyan, would have been proud to own one of these and Conan would have a tough time to decide to use his sword or this axe. I would have to agree! Don't waste your money on the others.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025 by Anthony Richardson
Style: Splitting Axe (36 In)
Hated to buy this. I do not have a fireplace. I am not a logger. I will be 66 years old in May...already have an axe, a couple of hatchets, chainsaw...stuff that you need if you live in a rural area. No log-splitter, never needed one. But I made a small-to-medium fire pit in my back yard...just to sit around and relax with friends. Have been buying "bundles" of wood from Lowe's to build the occasional fire. My neighbor had a tree on his property that he needed cut down. Told me that he noticed that I built a fire every so often, and asked me if I wanted some of the wood. Told him I did, and a few days later, he dumped a load of wood in my back yard! It was all cut to a good length...about 18-22 inches long...but needed to be "busted" up. Wood cures and burns better if it is split...more surface area. Tried splitting it with a regular axe...just didn't "cut" it! (Sorry about the pun.) Did not need to buy a log splitter for a relatively small pile of wood...but the axe was working me to death. Sledge hammer and wedge sounded too much like work. So...after looking everywhere, at other options, I picked this. I am glad. Got it today...went outside, got my distance right...bam! One swing, split! All the way to the ground! Next log, one swing, split! Again, all the way to the ground. These are not huge logs...10-12-14 inches in diameter. 18-22 inches long. But they split like kindling! My regular axe would just bury up and stick. Usually takes 3-4-5 swings with my axe. This thing is great. Comes ready to use. Not razor sharp...not supposed to be. It is not made for chopping...it is made for splitting, and it is plenty sharp for that. Can't rate it for durability...have only used it for one day...but I made a couple of over-strikes, and the handle shows no damage. Would buy again if I needed one. Highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2022 by M. Henry
Style: Splitting Axe (36 In)
I also have the Fiskars X25 splitting axe and while I've read that the longer handle is best for taller folks I gotta say that the X25 feels more less comfortable and like it would be easier to short swing. Of the two I prefer the longer handle and I am 5'10". I love both of my Fiskers axes. Just bought the X7 hatchet and it is excellent as well. Updated: I've now been using the X27 for almost 5 years. Like some other guys under 6' 3", I prefer using the longer handled X27 to the X25 - I get more leverage and I think that it is safer - I stand farther away from the round so a miss or glancing blow will not go into my foot or leg but into the ground (that said I still wear steel toed boots when splitting wood). This axe has just been a solid performer for me for splitting wood. Maintenance is easy - a good file works fine an is pretty quick, the edge stays sharp a good while. The handle provides a very good griping surface even when wet. This axe design and materials have given me a far better ratio of swings to splits than axes I have used in the past decades. About a year ago I added the Fiskars 8 lb 36" handle maul to my inventory and am very glad that I did. Yeah it isn't cheap - but what really excellent tool is - you get what you pay for when it comes to tools - doesn't take many handle replacements to make up the price difference. Yes, the X27 axe is great on a lot of wood rounds but come on, use the proper tool for the proper use and you'll find it worthwhile. Bottom line is that I go with Fiskars and not just because I am an Alaskan Finn. Finns won't abide shoddy tools. I hope that Fiskars keep a close eye on quality assurance and control and maintain the high quality of their tools .
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Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2015 by Raincountry Raincountry
Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
After using a chain saw to remove all the limbs of an out of control backyard weed/tree, I easily took the stumps apart with this lightweight, very sharp axe. I felt less vibration with each strike as the handle is not solid wood or metal. After 30min of use, I was not as worn out as I have been with solid wood handle axes.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by Josh
Style: Splitting Axe (36 In)
This is much easier to use and control than a splitting maul, and does a great job. It does not wear you out as fast as a maul either. Great of splitting straight grain rounds in 1 blow. Quicker than a hydraulic splitter for the straight grain stuff. If I could do it again, I would just spend the extra few dollars for the x27. On this one, I had a hard overstrike without gloves and the shock was painful. Gloves, and better aim, cured that though. I understand the X27 rubber coating may help with that.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2024 by Matthew J Starr
Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
I’m very satisfied with buying this Fiskars axe. I don’t think I would buy it again because it’s so well made and durable. I think I will buy the larger version of it though
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Brianna Gorman
Style: Chopping Axe (28 in)
The length, weight, sharpness of this make it effective and easy to use.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2024 by Donna Matthews
Style: Splitting Axe (36 In)
The advertising claims you'll split a round with one swing. I don't know where the advertisers live, but where I live, oak comes 24" across, sits out for a couple years before I get to splitting, and contains some water. It's not going to get split with one swing. I'm happy when the axe doesn't bounce off and I get enough of a crack to force a wedge into. Having said that, this is a nice splitting axe and I'm sure it would do a better job on smaller, drier wood. With this, another axe, a wedge and a small sledgehammer, I can get splitting done. It loses one star for the slightly breathless promise of effortless, single-stroke splitting, but honestly it's a fine tool. I like the plastic axe head protector that makes it easy to hang the axe up when not in use, and the grip wasn't slippery when used with gloves. Recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022 by S. Mayo