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Your cart is empty.[Pro Splitting Axe]-Our Wood Splitting Maul is idea for easy of Splitting firewood, logs, kindling. The convex Wing grind blade is designed to give you more one-strike splits. Ideal for campers, hikers, outdoor activities, preparing wood for bonfires and garden work. [DURABLE&EASILY] - This chopping Hatchet is our Master splitter features Forged, Grade-A Carbon Steel, Heat Treated blade with hardened cutting edges which improve a deeper and cleaner cut，and makes the choping axe more durable. big V wedge head make splitting wood easily. [Anti-Slip Handle]-This splitting maul designed with 36-Inch hardwood Composite Handle& anti-slip curved Grips which will reduce the strain on your hand resists slipping, and adds comfort. [HEAD WITH WING DESIGN]. A balanced wing head provides for an easy and effective swing. The steelhead has a protective coating and the cutting blade features a fully polished finished edge. The blade can be easily resharpened with a file.
Michael from Philly
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
For what this is, it is a high-quality item. It is a classic style light splitting ax, meant for moderate splitting duties. It has an upgrade from a regular splitting axe in that there is an extension on the axe head which provides extra protection for the handle from overstrikes. The taper shaped on the head makes it a little easier to remove from a log if it gets stuck, but it still is going to take some muscle. Otherwise, however, it is a traditional axe head on wooden handle tool. Compared to similar tools, everything looks nice on this, it came sharp and the fit and finish is good. Note, however, it’s still cannot compete with cutting-edge modern synthetic handle splitting axes, such as the Fiskars x27, which is widely regarded as the best splitting axe money can buy. However, if you really prefer a traditional wood handle splitting axe, you will be pleased with this quality and functionality product.
Megan
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Axe head came loose with an epoxy finish that looked like it had been applied in a sandstorm. The handle split just below the head after 1.5hr of use (see images). Shameful quality tool. I’m now going to have to remove the handle I paid for and spend a few hours crafting a replacement. I did not get a product worth the cost.
Isaac W. Maurer
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
Unfortunately on just the third or fourth swing the weld broke as shown in the picture and seemed to have damaged the handle somewhat.Hard to tell if this will hold up longterm.
Derek
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025
I have not used this yet since I have all my wood chopped, but I will say it’s smaller than I was expecting. It looks like a normal axe as far as the size goes, but has a little flare in the middle to split the wood. I was expecting a thick head with the flare. It feels good in the hand and is not supper heavy. I really like that it has a steel throat cover to protect the handle from any misses as well as overall wear on the handle. It is plenty sharp for a splitter, but definitely not razor sharp. Overall, I like having this as a back up if my gas splitter goes down.
Robert b
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Decent weight for medium sized logs . Head design works good , my only gripe is the head loosened up after about 10 wacks . And the wedges are not typical, Circular not easy to drive in. Ended up using a socket but , still shouldn’t have loosened up so soon.
Eric D.
Reviewed in the United States on January 1, 2025
I've only had the chance to try this out one, but I have to say I've been splitting logs wrong for a while. I typically use an plain old axe and sometimes it's just too hard to split larger logs. I often have to remove the axe, put in a splitting wedge in the crack I started, and use a small sledge hammer to split the log the rest of the way. I know a traditional axe is for cutting down trees or logs but I guess I was just using the wrong tool for the job. This splitting maul is double the weight (nearly 6 1/2 lbs.) of my fiberglass handle axe and makes short work of most average sized logs. The heavier head and wooden handle (with a nice protective metal guard at the top) helps generate the extra force needed for single stroke splits. Additionally, the broader/widening head helps push apart the sides of the log for a quicker and cleaner split. I should have ponied up and got one of these a long time ago. Highly recommended if you are splitting logs for your outdoor firepit or wood burning stove at least a few times a year. It's worth the saved hassle!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2025
Works great, don’t always have to fire up the splitter this splits great
private public name
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024
Head appears to have hand welded components. Dual round, sometimes called safety wedges affixing the handle to the head. Not as beefy a maul as I am used to so I am able to swing this repeatedly without straining. I was able to go split 10 sections of tree trunk from a lightning strike in a timely fashion without crazy effort. I have used better mauls but they were much more expensive. If the head were about 2-3 pounds heavier this would be perfect for my general needs as I don't have frequent use for but occasional needs.
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