Fiskars Pro IsoCore 2.5 lb Splitting Maul, 14" Wood Splitter Axe
Product ID: B08B174DFF
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Selected Option: Pro IsoCore 2.5 lb Maul
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Product Description
Fiskars Pro IsoCore 2.5 lb Splitting Maul, 14" Wood Splitter Axe
- MULTI-USE AXE: Sharp blade axe is an ideal wood chopper designed for firewood, yard work, and lawn cleanup, with maximum efficiency for more one-strike splits; Perfect for kindling and small size logs
- EFFICIENT AND COMFORTABLE USE: Shock-absorbing handle with textured non-slip grip reduces hand strain, improves control, and prevents overstrike damage; IsoCore Shock Control System absorbs strike shock and vibration, transferring 2X less shock
- LONG-LASTING AND RELIABLE: Rust-resistant coating on heat-treated steel blade stays sharper longer than traditional axes and inseparable riveted head designed for durability through sustained use
- QUALITY OUTDOOR TOOLS: Designed to help you embrace the outdoors, Fiskars axes and hatchets are equipped with smart technologies and award-winning, ergonomic features that make it easier and more enjoyable to tackle outdoor tasks
- INCLUDES: 1 Fiskars 2.5 lb Pro IsoCore Maul; Backed by a lifetime warranty
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Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
Fiskars
Manufacturer
Fiskars
PartNumber
751130-1001
Model
751130-1001
Warranty
Full lifetime warranty
Color
Orange/Black
Height
2
Length
14.13
Weight
3
Width
5.63
Size
2.5 lb
NumberOfItems
1
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