I grew up slinging an axe to split wood to heat our family home during the bone-chilling cold winters down south. I was young, so I don't remember the brand of axe or where it came from, I just remember it being a double-sided axe. My dad taught me the details of wood splitting and when the axe would not split it, I would use the wedge and sledge hammer.
Since I am outfitting my rig for expedition status, having a good axe on board is a good idea, so I am just doing my research and it seems everthing is touched by technology these days and sametime, there are the classics that are great as well.
Since I am outfitting my rig for expedition status, having a good axe on board is a good idea, so I am just doing my research and it seems everthing is touched by technology these days and sametime, there are the classics that are great as well.
Wetterlings, Gransfors, Bruks and Bahco Axes reviewed:
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