Fiskars Axe Hammer 2500 X37 Splitting Axe, 915 mm, 3.6 kg, FiberComp Handle, PTFE-Coated Blade, with Sheath

Splitting large, knotty logs can be exhausting and even dangerous with a poorly balanced axe. The Fiskars Axe Hammer 2500 X37 is engineered to make quick work of heavy firewood, delivering powerful, controlled splits with every swing. Its heavy 2.5 kg head and long 915 mm handle generate maximum splitting force, while the virtually unbreakable FiberComp™ handle absorbs shock to protect your hands and arms. Trusted by professionals and serious homeowners, this axe turns a demanding chore into an efficient, satisfying task.

Who is it for

This axe is ideal for anyone who regularly splits large logs, from homeowners with wood-burning stoves to professional forestry workers. If you need a reliable, high-performance splitting tool that reduces fatigue and improves accuracy, the X37 is built for you.

Main features

• Heavy 2500 g carbon steel head with optimized 35° blade angle for efficient splitting
• Low-friction PTFE coating on the blade reduces sticking and makes the axe easier to pull out of wood
• FiberComp™ handle is virtually unbreakable, lightweight, and absorbs shock for comfortable use
• Ergonomic hooked handle end provides a secure grip and prevents slipping, even with gloves
• Perfectly balanced design for powerful, controlled swings
• Includes a durable plastic sheath for safe storage and transport
• Made in Finland with premium materials for long-lasting performance

Specifications

• Brand: Fiskars
• Model: 122160
• MPN: 122160
• EAN: 6411501221605
• Axe type: Splitting axe
• Size: XXL
• Head weight: 2500 g
• Total weight: 3600 g
• Overall length: 915 mm
• Head material: High-quality carbon steel
• Handle material: FiberComp™ (fiberglass-reinforced composite)
• Blade coating: Low-friction PTFE
• Blade edge angle: 35°
• Handle features: Ergonomic, anti-shock, hooked end
• Sheath included: Yes
• Application: Splitting large logs and firewood
• Durability: Virtually unbreakable handle
• Manufacturing origin: Finland

Tips

For best results, use a stable chopping block at a comfortable height. Let the weight of the axe do the work—focus on accuracy rather than brute force. Always wear safety glasses and gloves, and store the axe with the sheath on to protect the blade and prevent accidents.