Fiskars Chopping Axe XS X7, Includes Storage and Carrying Case, Length: 35.5 cm, Non-Stick Coating, High Steel Blade/Fibreglass Handle, Black/Orange, 1015618

Fantastic little axe which I use for chopping/splitting my waste wood/pallet wood, for kindling. Easy on the hand & weighted well. Nice & sharp and does the job well. A quality small axe to make your life easier.

I bought this after much mooching around the interweb. I needed a hand axe to climb inside a few trees and make some big branches safe. I already knew Fiskers as an amazing brand and I was specifically looking at a Fiskers axe. . . I'll say from the get go that this is a small-ish axe but it can easily manage bigger jobs than it's designed for! Some specs. . . - Fiskers have been going for hundreds of years - made in Finland - amazing quality - Just over 9 inches long - 480g - Fibre glass reinforced plastic handle in the classic Fiskars orange - Steel very sharp axe head - Safety sheath included I've added a few pics at the end of the blurb. . . Do not let the 480g/plastic handle put you off. The handle is very well designed and manufactured and super robust. No way it's going to break in normal use. As for the weight - it's absolutely spot on for what it is - a camping axe. Perfect to throw in a rucksack for outdoor use as well as for around the garden. In use. . . Brilliant! I knew it would be the second I got hold of it. It feels great and well balanced in the hand. It has a very nice 'swing' to it too! Small but powerful. The edge is very sharp upon delivery so it's ready to go out the box! Today I've started cleaning one of my 25 years old 40ft conifers up. There's s few big branches hanging out and bouncing around in the wind. They need to come off. I've been up inside the tree and stratigically removed quite a bit of the tree with this axe. Some branches were 4-6 inches thick. It took me only two minutes of chopping to remove the 6 inch ones. I didn't have to swing like a maniac either. Nice firm swings placed precisely made light work of the job. Thanks to the sharp edge. All this wood will not go to waste as I've started stripping them down and making kindle/firewood using the axe. We'll have a few good fires - nice food and a few beers thanks to it! I honestly have no negative issues with this one. A really good little axe. Definitely a keeper 🧡 Thanks for reading 👍🏼

This axe is a delight to use weight and balance are great and the axe is very very sharp as is always with Fiskars tools

Great quality, good grip, easy to use, nice handle length, love it -looks great

So I just got this axe and have tried it out. I can say it is sharp enough out of the box to do what you need but if you want a razer edge then you will need to sharpen it yourself. The construction is pretty solid and I cant see any issues that may arise at least not yet. My only negative point I can make is the grip is uncomfortable and it would be easy for it to slip out of your hand and after a lot use you will be feeling it. My advice is wear a nice pair of work gloves that give grip and a little padding. Over all the axe is pretty good and worth the money that is asked for it.

Very sharp Very durable - practically indestructible as far as I can see Feels good when using - good all rounder but I mainly use it for chopping short logs into kindling I imagine a Viking would have loved it back in the day too

I’ve used this a few times now in the woods and it certainly does the job. I’m personally not a big fan of the bulky sheath and integral handle but that’s just Fiskars’ style. It’s weighted well and easy to keep a sharpe edge. Do note that if you leave it wet under the sheath it’ll be prone to rust, so make sure to wipe off any moisture before stowing away

This axe has been excellent for chopping small softwood logs into kindling for my log burner. Having used this axe regularly for the last 6 months, I've not had to sharpen it once, its held its edge and still cuts with ease. The grip is comfortable and the included axe head cover is a useful addition for safe storage. The handle length and head weight/geometry make it very effective for splitting small to medium-sized softwood logs into kindling. For hardwood or larger logs I would recommend one of the larger models in this range, I purchased a second axe for this purpose after being very impressed by the first! Due to its sharpness I would recommend wearing gloves during use, I soon learnt my lesson!