I've had mine for 4 years and it's been great. The rubbery texture on the handle is a little hard on the hands if ya ain't got gloves on. Sturdy and effective for sure
Disculpa yo soy de México quiero comprar ese Maul de 8 libras pero solo la venden en Amazon pero dicen que no es la original ya que está fabricada en Taiwán y ensamblado en Vietnam y dicen que la original es de Finlandia
I've had mine for 4 years and it's been great. The rubbery texture on the handle is a little hard on the hands if ya ain't got gloves on. Sturdy and effective for sure
Absolutely! I agree with the rubber too not my favorite but I usually have gloves on doing firewood anyway
The Isocore maul does a good job, much better than a traditional 8lb maul! However, the X27 Splitting Axe is my first choice.
Oh absolutely, x27 is a total hot rod axe!
That thing is impressive!
It’s a monster axe for splitting I am very happy with it!!!
Wouldve been good if you did a comparison chop alongside a bugdet $30 axe
I agree!
@@timberandtools go on then please. Also I put my logs on a big low log to give good base.
@@deputyvanhalen6386 splitting base is nice but easier for my back to just flip em up with the axe or my foot haha
Disculpa yo soy de México quiero comprar ese Maul de 8 libras pero solo la venden en Amazon pero dicen que no es la original ya que está fabricada en Taiwán y ensamblado en Vietnam y dicen que la original es de Finlandia
If it’s a fiskars I’d buy it mines probably that way too haha