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Gransfors Bruks Outdoor Axe

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Brand Gransfors Bruks
Product Dimensions 15.5"L x 2.5"W
Handle Material Hickory,Steel,Wood
Color Black
Head Type Outdoor

About this item

  • Drake Off Road Tools 2.5" face
  • 14.75" hickory handle
  • Head weight - 1 lb
  • Full grain-leather sheath - Included
  • The "Axe Book" - Included

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5.0 5.0
Ergonomic
5.0 5.0
Craftsmanship
4.6 4.6
Value for money
4.1 4.1

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Gransfors Bruks Outdoor Axe, Item ID: 425

The Gränsfors Outdoor Axe was developed with the help of survival
expert Lars Fält, and is ideal for those who want to use an axe in different
ways when out and about in the countryside. Although it is light, it can be
used to fell a tree, thanks to its relatively long handle and heavy, elongated head.
The axe is also excellent for limbing a tree. The handle has a protective
steel collar near the head so that the axe can be used for light wood
splitting tasks. It can also be used as a large knife.
The axe is delivered with a sheath and the Gransfors Bruks Axe book.

Lars Fält, who worked with Gränsfors Bruk to design the Gränsfors
Outdoor Axe, established the Swedish Armed Forces Survival School
and has trained the Swedish Army Ranger Battalion for 35 years at the
Ranger School and Parachute Ranger School. He has also written
10 books on survival and outdoor pursuits.

Specifications:
Length with handle: 15.50 inch / 37 centimeter
Weight: 1 lbs / 0.5 kg
Vegetable-tanned leather sheath included.
Axe book and warranty certificate included.

Customer reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6 out of 5
227 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like the sharpness, quality and weight of the axe. For example, they mention that it's razor sharp, it holds an edge well and is perfect for small work. Some appreciate the appearance. That said, they say it'll last a long time and is well worth the money.

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25 customers mention25 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the sharpness of the axe. They mention that it is sturdy, and has a razor-sharp edge. Some say that it takes an edge very easily, and that it cuts better than a regular axe, but the heads are a little light for chopping anything else.

"A perfect ax, feels good in hand and is extremely sharp" Read more

"...handle is very well shaped to my hand and comfortable to hold, Very sharp axe head and extremely durable too!..." Read more

"...It's razor sharp out of the box and incredibly well balanced, and it has features that make it a usable (albeit not ideal) splitting axe...." Read more

"...It came from the factory extremely sharp with just the right profile for the necessary work needed to cut wood for a camp fire...." Read more

24 customers mention24 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the quality of the axe. They mention that it is better made than the Council Woodcraft, it is hand forged strong, and light. The blade held up extremely well over the course of the whole tree. The steel used in a modern axe is the best. Overall, customers are happy with the sharpness, overall utility, and the overall quality of this great product.

"...to my hand and comfortable to hold, Very sharp axe head and extremely durable too! small enough to fit in a pack and all around just a joy to use!..." Read more

"...out of the box and incredibly well balanced, and it has features that make it a usable (albeit not ideal) splitting axe...." Read more

"...The only downside is the cost, which is expensive. However, the quality is first class, so I can see how it matches the price...." Read more

"...Blade held up extremely well over the course of the whole tree." Read more

11 customers mention9 positive2 negative

Customers like the size of the axe. They say it's perfect for small work around the campsite or around the house, light enough to take backpacking, and perfect for taking in the woods. Some say it is the best small axe they have ever used.

"...small enough to fit in a pack and all around just a joy to use!..." Read more

"...Lightweight and smaller than i thought it would be. It looks about the size of a tomahawk. But its really cool...." Read more

"Perfect size for taking in the woods - cutting kindling removing small trees and brush around campsite" Read more

"...It's more of a hatchet than an axe but it fits nicely in my pack and is razor sharp. It's definately hand made." Read more

11 customers mention8 positive3 negative

Customers like the value of the axe. They say it's worth the money, the best axe money can buy, and has a great price.

"...The Outdoor axe is pricey but worth the investment as a tool you can depend on miles away from nowhere." Read more

"...that will be passed down from generation to generation and well worth the investment...." Read more

"...Stayed sharp the entire time I owned it. Great price and great seller. Thanks!" Read more

"The best Axe money can buy. Super sharp and hand crafted to perfection. Just as fine a tool as my Bruks Small Forrest model." Read more

10 customers mention10 positive0 negative

Customers find the weight of the axe to be very light. They say it's easy to carry in their belt and is the perfect axe for backpackers watching weight.

"...I've found this axe to be the perfect weight & length...." Read more

"...But I love woodworking tools, and this is one sweet little axe. Lightweight and smaller than i thought it would be...." Read more

"Pretty much a hatchet. Nice craftsmanship, very light . Blade came decently sharp." Read more

"...For backpacking and bushcraft this axe is perfect! Light weight, extremly sharp, and an all around amazing product for a skilled axeman!..." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers like the appearance of the axe. They mention it's beautiful, nice, and sexy.

"...It looks about the size of a tomahawk. But its really cool. Each one is handmade by an individual blacksmith at Gransfors...." Read more

"Arrived razor sharp, and beautiful. I bought a leather belt holder for it, and I take it everywhere...." Read more

"This is more of a large hatchet but very nice...." Read more

"This is seriously the most beautiful piece of work I have ever used. Cuts better than a razor...." Read more

5 customers mention5 positive0 negative

Customers find the axe comfortable in hand. They say it's strong, reliable, and can be comfortably one-handed. The bit of the ax allows for very comfortable detail work.

"A perfect ax, feels good in hand and is extremely sharp" Read more

"...off the bat, the handle is very well shaped to my hand and comfortable to hold, Very sharp axe head and extremely durable too!..." Read more

"...a palm swell just below the bit of the axe, which allows for very comfortable detail work (kindling, notching, carving, and even dicing chives!)...." Read more

"This is by FAR the best bushcraft axe on the market. It's harder, handier, and better made than the Council Woodcraft..." Read more

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5.0 out of 5 stars Not long after I bought this a tree blew over in my yard
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023
Thankfully I already had this axe when a tree blew over in my yard. Despite being a hand axe it made quick work of every limb I put it to.
A few fatigued slips caused me to ding the handle a couple times, but it’s hardly noticeable. Blade held up extremely well over the course of the whole tree.
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