MSRP
$209
Solid Swedish Steel & American Hickory
Weight (lbs)
4.5
Head Weight (lbs)
3.5
Length with Handle
30″
MSRP
$209
The Sarek Splitting Axe is named after the Sarek National Park which is located in Jokkmokk Municipality, Lapland in northern Sweden. Established in 1909, the park is one of the oldest national parks in Europe.
The design’s secret is a hundred-year-old Swedish splitting pattern with small cheeks and a straight blade that cuts deeply into the wood. A metal spine runs along the cheeks of the axe that reduces friction while providing wedging action to break wood open. The 3.5-lb. axe head is meticulously finished and expertly balanced with a straight 30-inch American hickory handle. The cutting edge is approximately 2.75-inches in length. Note: all Hults Bruk axes are hand forged, so there may be slight variations from axe to axe.
Photo by Roman Kahler
"The hefty steel head begs to be driven into logs. When it's not out chopping, the hickory handled Sarek is pretty enough to rest above the mantel."
Outside Magazine 840740
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