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Best Axes for Splitting Wood / Winter Camping
Gransfors Bruks splitting axes make fast work of all your firewood. Designed for splitting rounds and feature Gransfors exclusive throat collar to protect the handle.
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Gränsfors Bruk Splitting Axes
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About Gränsfors Bruk Splitting Axes
Splitting axes feature head weights and geometries that are well suited to their primary purpose: splitting logs or “rounds” into smaller pieces. Gransfors splitting axe heads feature concave cheeks that results in a wedge-like action when used, as well as a steel collar that surrounds and protects the shoulder of the handle - the vulnerable area that takes the brunt of missed swings. Gransfors splitting axes are available in 5 sizes and configurations, and offer a range of portability vs size ratios to suit virtually any situation in which one would need to split wood: at the cottage, on the trail, or while camping.
Our Gränsfors Bruk Splitting Axes
We stock only the best in Gränsfors Bruk Splitting Axes so you can rest assured knowing you're COEC Equipped.
Gransfors Bruks Large Splitting AxeThe Gransfors Bruk Large Splitting Axe is an ideal choice if you're looking to split wood without the use of metal wedges and is great to take with you outdoors.
Sold Out Gransfors Bruks Small Splitting AxeCan be managed with one hand. Forged and ground to a concave, quite thin blade at the bit. This design helps the axe to go fast into the wood - and then split efficiently when the thicker part hits and pushes apart the wood
Sold Out Gransfors Bruks Splitting HatchetIdeal for one-handed splitting and chopping of wood, and small enough to pack in with you wherever you go.
Sold Out Gransfors Bruks Splitting MaulDesigned for splitting apart large chunks of wood, or "rounds". The poll is designed for pounding on a splitting wedge.
Sold Out Gransfors Bruks Splitting WedgeGransfors Splitting wedges are hand forged. Twisted along their length, their slender profiles penetrate easily and provide high splitting pressure as they're driven into the wood.
