Husqvarna S2800 Vs Fiskars X 25 - The Ultimate Log Splitting Battle

Husqvarna S2800 Vs Fiskars X 25
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Husqvarna S2800 Splitting Axe - First Impressions and Review
A more powerful Splitting Axe made for splitting larger logs. The axe head has a non-stick coating which gives less friction and easy entry into the wood and the head geometry is adapted to the splitting application of large logs. Handle protection and long life due to the stainless steel shaft protection. Balance point close to the axe head gives perfect balance and weight distribution. The combination of the optimized axe head and the light shaft concentrates the power into the cut which gives an easier split of the logs. Fiber-reinforced PA shaft makes the axe durable and robust. Hammer function for an easy and effective use of splitting wedges (no steel wedges).
Dimensions
Length: 70cm
Weight: 2800g
Axe head weight: 2300g
Edge cover: Yes
Material
Fibre glasss: Yes
Steel type: High quality
Fiskars X 25 First impressions and Review
Traditionally, an axe has a wooden handle. Fiskars has decided that even an old type of tool such as an axe can be improved. The fibreglass reinforced plastic FiberComp handle of a Fiskars-axe is stronger than a wooden handle. Testing indicates that where a wooden handle breaks, the FiberComp handle can keep going without a problem. The axe head is integrated into the handle and will not come off of the stem. The handle absorbs vibrations and increases grip and comfort during chopping. Fiskars is so convinced of the quality of this concept that the axes are covered by lifetime warranty.
The axe head has a very smooth coating, which helps you to get it out of the wood easier. This coating is very durable. The price of these axes is relatively low, the service life and quality can compete with much more expensive competitors.
Each axe comes with an innovative plastic protective case that is easy to confirm, not sensitive to moisture and can be used to carry or hang up the axe.
The Fiskars X25 is a splitting maul with a keil shaped forged axe head. The axe head pushes the wood apart and helps to quickly and effectively cleave medium sized and heavy logs or firewood. This splitting maul is a full size chopper is intended for much and intensive use.
The look and feel of the Fiskars axes
Fiskars makes a distinction between axes for heavy-duty use and axes for the lighter tasks. The axes for the lighter tasks are enhanced with a completely black axe head and are mostly great when making kindling and small logs. The axes for the more demanding tasks are enhanced with a silver-coloured cutting edge that masks traces of use. The plastic sheath of the heavy-duty axes is orange to make sure it stands out, making it almost impossible to lose it.
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[@IndianaDoug]

Reminder On!

[@WoolysWorld]

excellent

[@DerekFletcher1]

really good video my guy. I had the s2800 on order and just to make sure I made the right choice I watched your 3 part video and I'm glad I did. Winter is coming here in Canada.

[@l2p58]

A better technique on big log even medium size is always split them from the side and working your way inward. Almost 100% of the time people slam right in the middle which more then often result by a stuck ax.

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes, that's the way I do it

[@user-lo6nc5dh7f]

Не так делаешь

[@WoolysWorld]

Sorry buddy I don't understand

[@the_viper5182]

100% corect

[@bluegrassoutdoors]

Great comparison! I love the fiskers and have never used the husqvarna but they seem to be pretty evenly matched. At the same time you revealed some differences as well. I am more interested in the husqvarna after this! Keep up the great work my friend!

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy, both are great axes but if the husky was available with a longer handle it would be amazing

[@blirk23]

Great reviews mate, Cheers

[@WoolysWorld]

No problem, thanks for watching

[@ronpatterson6420]

Great comparison, husky also makes good saws for noodling!😆😆 I'm impressed with the Husqvarna splitting axe because of its pole for banging a wedge. Now I know why you split beech when it's green.

[@WoolysWorld]

You and me both!

[@trevorthomas8420]

Excellent video showing the effort needed to split really tough logs and is a very good demonstration of the axes. It's the really tough logs that matter. I have split 100s of tons of tough logs and it's the tough ones that matter. Seen lots of videos of log splitting on easy logs but that is not interesting, anyone can split logs with no knots.

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol, yes man most of my wood is tough as hell to split, thanks for watching

[@paulfisher4293]

A good straight talking review 👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@gripsmail]

I see it's harder to take out Huysky from log then Fiskars. Log is too big for both axes. I would use spliting wedge first, than Fiskars axe.

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks Gregor , neither are axes / mauls I would have used on a log like this, it was just for the comparison video

[@amado1957]

Hey Wooly Greetings from Tampa, FL. I enjoy your videos...just got an S2800 for my Father's day Present, not very sharp out of the Box. Can you do a video about how you sharpen your Husqvarna S2800??, should I take my big belt sander and start there then use a stone??

[@WoolysWorld]

i sharpened mine using a work sharp i think or a flat file. i did it live on youtube , it was very easy. if you can check the live videos before the date of this one. if you cant find it let me know and i will do a video for you

[@mariyandagov6197]

I have the same axes. They are really good . Husqy is really good on bigger logs. Great job

[@WoolysWorld]

thanks man, im liking it so far

[@BibaevKazbek]

Hello! Well done, I rarely see anyone with the right technique of working with an axe. The right technique! I don't understand those who hold an axe with their left hand and the right is auxiliary, but you have to walk with your left hand on the handle!

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@fatihkose8531]

I have Husqvarna A 1400 and H900. They are amazing. I am glad l watched your video and l understood l bought right brend. I found your video when l think buy Husqvarna S2800. I am sure l will make it. Thanks 👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Excellent stuff buddy

[@UiBhrianEnterprises]

If you have either of them your doing well , good man Wolly !

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@5tanw0rr311]

Good job, good choice 👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks! 👍 both great axes

[@richardsullivan1776]

Wooly, I think you're a "hybrid" guy like myself. I like the old hickory, vintage style handles but there are advantages to having modern fiberglass handled axes. Hickory is very tough but there's something special about the Fiskars and Husqvarna axes. Try splitting that big beech round with an old felling axe, it can be done and it will split but the modern fiberglass handled splitting axes are manufactured to split a variety of wood. The purists don't want to hear that but, the older axe profiles generally have a slimmer wedge profile... hence "felling" axes. I love old and antique items especially related to forestry but these are really hard to beat. I can pay a third or a quarter of the price with a Fiskars or a Husqvarna (Gardena) vs. a Gransford or Hults Bruks. The beauty isn't there but the functionality is. I'm pleased with the look of the fiberglass handles too. Elwell is the axe I meant to tell you about on your Live Feed, not Elway.

[@WoolysWorld]

Ah , yes I've heard of them. I'm a purist at heart , but it's handy to have an axe that you can throw in the back of the truck and not have to worry about

[@LeBlancfirewood]

Great comparison

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@beenzer1109]

Good video, and it was just what I was looking for, been eying up the S2800 for a while now. the extra weight makes all the difference eh.

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes, definitely, it would be an awesome axe if the handle was longer

[@beenzer1109]

@@WoolysWorld that's the only problem I can see with it, the one I use just now is 35 inches, I could see a shin getting split instead of a bloody log...

[@robertcorrins3319]

Big shout from Kilmarnock Scotland great videos buddy am lookin right now for a splitting axe would you still say the husky was good or do you have a preference oh aye a also subbed 👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy, both are great but I think the husky is a little better, apparently the x 27 Fiskars is the dogs

[@BibaevKazbek]

Please tell me which axe is more comfortable for you to work with. And which one would you choose for chopping stumps larger than 60cm

[@WoolysWorld]

Mmmn tough question, both are good axes but my favourite is the Husqvarna

[@MrMarkRoads]

In the US the Fiskars comes in at 1/2 the price of the Husqvarna.

[@WoolysWorld]

That's crazy !

[@DRJMF1]

I have 2ft wide oak logs that need splitting to firewood. Taken from a 200 yr old turkey oak that collapsed due to rotted trunk. What is the easiest way to split the logs ? I think hitting a drop forged conical wedge with a 15lb hammer is more efficient, locating the wedge in centre of the log and marking a cross in centre with a chainsaw to encouraging radial cracking from centre. Agree, or anything better ? Not interested in hydraulic log splitters. Great review, think the husqvarna is better as it’s heavier and sharper so has more bite and won’t bounch like the fiskars.

[@WoolysWorld]

I agree with the axes, husky is much better, as for the fire wood I would look for existing cracks and exploit them with the wedges, and I'd start on the outside , easier to split

[@WoolysWorld]

Of if they are really tough just cut the into firewood with the saw

[@user-qx4vj6yp7t]

Спасибо за обзор! Здоровья вам!

[@WoolysWorld]

your welcome

[@johanv4668]

it is a nice video. But just (buy), i would recommend the Fiskar X27 for the bigger blocks.!! The Husqvarna, also looks intresting, but i have no experience with that one. i can only tell you i have to X27. and it cuts very good. of course cutting wood takes some power, and is a good training. and it is nice to be outside.

[@WoolysWorld]

Someday

[@jamesduff6937]

Thanks for the great comparison. I'm 171 cms tall. What husky block splitter is best for me?

[@WoolysWorld]

the husky is to short i think , best to look at the longer fiskars, if husky made a longer handle this would be ideal

[@jamesduff6937]

@@WoolysWorld thank's mate.. I will take your recommendation. Cheers from Australia.

[@WoolysWorld]

Who's Excited!!

[@smith951]

What kind of steel do they have what what is the handle material what percentage of glass reinforcement does it have what is the angle of the edge what is the hardening Of the steel is it case hardened or differentially he treated Is is the steel hardened at all How much vibration makes it down the handle How does cold weather affect it does water affect the grip What damage does hitting a nail have on either either et cetera

[@WoolysWorld]

I've no idea , You might want to contact the company for all that Info

[@jug2012]

Спасибо мужик, подпись!

[@WoolysWorld]

dont mention it buddy

[@waterbourne9282]

Yep, that extra 4" and more weight makes the X27 the bees knees for me's.

[@WoolysWorld]

Seems a good axe

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

Also the fiskars is half the price of the husqvarna here for me... Huge difference the x27 is $54 usd as of today and the husky is $99

[@WoolysWorld]

No way! What a massive difference

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

@@WoolysWorld yeah that really surprised me too!

[@pilske20]

Oef my friend what you are doing is really bad for you backbones. Try to split higher next time. You save your back and your axe. Nice video thanks for that!!

[@WoolysWorld]

Of course , only for the video, look at my chopping block in the background

[@pilske20]

@@WoolysWorld ahh nice!! I am going to watch your videos I like 'm

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks buddy, I've plenty of wood splitting videos, chainsaws, building stuff in the woods, any questions just ask

[@InJasonsGarage]

Good video. Am I the only one that felt like I was going to get my ass kicked at the 2:39 mark? 😆

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol

[@ryan92084]

fiskars maul and x25 is a pretty unbeatable combo and costs the same as the single husqvarna here. Only criticism on the x25 is for mine at least the factory edge rolls over too easily on oak/ash/locust. From reviews the issue is inconsistent though so I'm not sure if its a wood or QC difference. The maul on the other hand is a beast.

[@WoolysWorld]

It sure is, I'd like to try the bigger one next

[@jasonsachs6688]

@@WoolysWorld I use an x27 no need for a maul. Just sayin.

[@WoolysWorld]

Really, that sounds great, what type of wood do you split

[@jasonsachs6688]

@@WoolysWorld every type I come across here in Iowa. Right now it's mulberry, elm, and black walnut that fell over in my yard with a freak windstorm that came through Dec. 15th.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice wood to burn? I think the x27 has the advantage of the longer handle, swings better. Might see if I can get one

[@zoltanm3903]

Learning what eternity feels like on log splitting.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice

[@rawbacon]

Looks like the Husqvarna has some advantages on the big stuff......Just looking online, the average price is about 100 dollars for the Husqvarna and the Fiskars is about 55 so almost twice the price for the Husqvarna around here.

[@WoolysWorld]

That's crazy! Sane price here, look at gardena , I think they make them

[@dad2817]

Thanx for that

[@WoolysWorld]

No problem

[@donaldblankenship8057]

I could have gnawed thru it faster than the Fiskars. I felt sorry for him. Husky is on top of the World. I didn't know Ringo was so hard up for firewood.

[@WoolysWorld]

Check out my other tests , yes the husky was great in this series and it's sthil my favourite

[@roddyferguson8765]

Nice wee series min 👌👌. Wife's worried am gonna buy a huskie axe😊😊. It was a winner fair n Square dude

[@WoolysWorld]

Good choice, it just felt better all round

[@roddyferguson8765]

@@WoolysWorld it's still fugly tho

[@BearHartOutdoorsChannel]

The husky looks like it bites better. But the length of both makes me consider the x27 for that bit of length

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes, completely agree, handy little truck axe and wedge banger but both need to be longer, even for me and I'm 5'7

[@stringlarson1247]

Ahh I see ya got the old tire setup in the background. That works a treat for keeping several smaller diameter logs in place.

[@WoolysWorld]

It's very handy, Dave on bending over all the time

[@wraithworks1]

But how do you feel about the poly grip compared to wood.

[@WoolysWorld]

mmmn.. thats not something i thought about, ill have to get the husky vrs the hultafors next

[@Redbeard82]

Hi men , the husquarna is exactly the Same axe like the Gardena S2800 . I have buyed the Gardena Version . Gardena gaves you 25 years garanty. I bought also Gardena because i Broke 2 Schafts from Fiskars spade bye my Garden work . There Good But Gardena did Not break jet. Sorry for my Bad english. Greetings from Germany and have a nice christmas

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks man, your English was brilliant, should hear my German! Lol

[@hotpoker4212]

Very good video, you will wreck your back,splitting with a short handle axe,when you have the rounds on the ground, they need to be at just under waist level,to maximise swing energy,

[@WoolysWorld]

Agreed buddy, check out my chopping block in the background, only for this video

[@paulhomsy2751]

Great demo. Funny, in the U.S. The Husqvarna is more expensive than the Fiskars.

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks man, it's funny that. As far as I know they are both European brands,

[@paulhomsy2751]

@@WoolysWorld Yes, Finland and Sweden (Husqvarna). Excellent demo !

[@WoolysWorld]

@@paulhomsy2751 no problem, great comment

[@ZachBrimhall]

Doesn't matter, they are both equally good. I would use one as a wedge.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nicce, agreed

[@ambidekster1009]

So which cleaver is better?

[@WoolysWorld]

I prefer the husky

[@anthonywilliams5830]

I like the Husqvarna head (and the steel is probably a lot better), but come on Husqvarna. I'm 6' 3" tall. I want a 36" handle!

[@WoolysWorld]

Agreed

[@fp3359]

Why do you change the spot to hit so often? When ypu buck a tree its preferable to split it immediately.... its so much easier! . I agree with you on the Husky, a longer shaft like the X27.... the Swedish one is mine. Merry Xmass 🎄 from 🇳🇱

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy, I like working on cracks , might Not be obvious in the video

[@maxstotto3594]

Tough going, sledge hammer and wedges or a couple of sticks of dynamite on that one I reckon! Regards

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol, a bit of c4 might get it done

[@jameskemp5532]

You need to back it off ( ie; skin the block from the outside makes splitting easier )

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@joehertel8846]

I paid 49$ us for my fiskars and 118$us for my husky the husky also has a lifetime warranty now personally I would use the fiskars for 90% of stuff but the husky can take care of the really knotty stuff slot better imo I like them about the same though I wish husky would realease 32-36 inch version of this axe though that would be my fave for sure

[@WoolysWorld]

I'm with you there, a longer husky would be a beast

[@vladiandre]

i never try husqvarna , i have russian vintage maul with wooden handle and when i try x27 it was little better , now i use them both

[@WoolysWorld]

Great job

[@tgsgardenmaintenance4627]

I have the Husky and I love it! 4 more inches on the handle and it would be perfect!

[@WoolysWorld]

Agreed

[@ILruffian]

Agree that it is too short. Also gets stuck easily.

[@leventedomosi7516]

Wood Wars !?

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol

[@johnr5545]

Great job god bless

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@MrJacobThrall]

I'd certainly have been up for getting a Husky axe, but they didn't appear to make a longer one, unfortunately. So, I got a Fiskars X27 - their "XXL" splitter - as I'm 6'5". With a standard length axe, I end up stooping and/or throwing the head at my shins...which, I guess, would eventually eliminate the problem of being too tall.

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol, yes husky is missing a trick with not having a linger handle

[@apuuvah]

Husky bites deeper and gets stuck worse. Nasty piece of wood in deed.

[@WoolysWorld]

Sure is , beech can be wonderful to split

[@kenweis7913]

In my eyes an exe should be 3 feet long for a few reasons

[@WoolysWorld]

I like a 30 -32 inch handle

[@ILruffian]

Avoid the Husquvarna due to the fact that it gets stuck easily (this is very apparent in the video). Bought the Husqvarna after seeing this video to add to my X25 and X27after the video. The power behind the Husqvarna is eclipsed by the fact that you can get 2x the amount of swing in with the Fiskars. And you use less energy swinging than trying to pull a stuck axe out of a log.

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@elkabong9936]

Do a test with Cellfast C2500 74 cm 2,5 kg axe or Cellfast C2700 93cm 2,7 kg. They might be better than those two. Besides they're cheaper and have 25 years warranty.

[@WoolysWorld]

I'll have a look

[@donegotold8776]

Looks like you'd wear yourself out trying to get husky unstuck !!??

[@WoolysWorld]

Was a tough one

[@olehemlock]

I would have saved that second round for splitting wood on.

[@WoolysWorld]

Lol

[@John-wr6yo]

Slab the sides first ,and work from the outsides in . Common knowledge

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks John

[@gravityloose]

Great trilogy, great axes 👍 in my country I bought 4 years ago x25 for 60€ and husky costs 110 €...today prices are 75 for fiskars and 90 for husky. Well I see that husky is more heavier head and has a bit advantage over lighter x25. .. If you take same size head like x27 you'll get a longer handle that will give you more swing speed and more impact power. I mostly have beech and black locust...for that x25 is well enough, lighter as well. And fiskars doesn't bite that much like husky, like that better. That's my opinion but all in all you can't go wrong with either of one.

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks man, great comment, well said

[@paulhomsy2751]

You're correct.

[@JourneyNorthAK]

The fact it has a poll made for pounding wedges is why I like the husky better..and it's much prettier..haha

[@WoolysWorld]

Pretty is important to!! 😂😂😂

[@ambidekster1009]

шерсть???

[@WoolysWorld]

No idea what you mean

[@dizayiner2552]

does your back hurt, you're not working right.

[@WoolysWorld]

No it's ok, it's just for demonstration buddy

[@thesmallwoodlot433]

I’m here, bad shoulders and all!

[@WoolysWorld]

lol

[@WoolysWorld]

there is live chat pat

[@thesmallwoodlot433]

@@WoolysWorld i know i wAs there

[@wulf67]

Where's the dog supposed to shit in that wee back garden?

[@WoolysWorld]

This isn't my garden, it is my wood yard

[@user-xt9xq7pd4o]

Fiskars ? Husqvarna? The best ?for survivor?

[@WoolysWorld]

What do you mean?

[@user-xt9xq7pd4o]

@@WoolysWorld which is better for the mountain in survival and endures and cuts how much your bravo for the videos

[@WoolysWorld]

the fiskars is lighter , easier to carry

[@user-xt9xq7pd4o]

@@WoolysWorld what do you think is the best size for this job in a splitting ax ?

[@justinormond1]

OK

[@WoolysWorld]

Ok

[@bariPlayer79]

It seems that when cutting the second piece there was not as much force as when cutting the first piece, or the second piece of wood was a bit tougher. Otherwise, I don't have either of these axes, they seem very similar in terms of style, but in this case I would prefer the Husqvarna, which has a slightly heavier and larger head, and a better shaped hatchet, and is also cheaper. The Fiskars brand seems overpriced to me.

[@WoolysWorld]

That's the only difference, but it's enough for me

[@johanv4668]

Mabey, but the fisker is slightly better, but it depends on your technic and wood. the X27 is even better for that though wood.

[@marcosanchezramos4988]

le falta buena tecnica al golpear con el hacha

[@WoolysWorld]

Sorry buddy I don't understand

[@IRONMAN79101]

Here in America the husqvarna is double the price of the fiskars

[@WoolysWorld]

That's unreal

[@roddyferguson8765]

Hope there's nae huskie bias

[@apuuvah]

Fiskars are the best splitting axes with a lifetime replacement warranty, but are obviously modern industrial products and lack all the heritage. When it's time for serious work, Fiskars. Except no substitutes.

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice, cheers buddy

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Just try to get fiskars to honor their lifetime warranty. Fiskars gave me the runaround. The steel and heat treat is poor quality.

[@WoolysWorld]

No way! That's crappie

[@leonrive9276]

I broke it on the first day. Took back to the store and swapped for the 8lb hart blocksplitter

[@WoolysWorld]

Cool

[@roddyferguson8765]

Me..... Sorta

[@stevej.6674]

That’s the only thing I don’t like about the Fiskars is that you can’t use them as a hammer.

[@WoolysWorld]

Great axes

[@edpikestone6800]

When you said you where going to test the axes head to head, i thought that you were going to split logs at the same time with an axe in each hand. I thought to myself 'that Wooly is some boy to do that! Twice the man I will ever be to do that.' I am hugely disappointed in the video as this was not the case! 😆😆😆 Seriously though, what is the difference between a splitting axe and a splitting maul? Is there one?

[@WoolysWorld]

Lololo, I'm not sure, could be blade profile?

[@adrianstefan23]

✔✔👍👍

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@user-lp7co1qm5m]

Хлопче до сокири ще потрібні базові навички.

[@WoolysWorld]

yes it does

[@fredikhagglund7578]

Husqvarna have 25 years warranty

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@wraithworks1]

Found out Husky has a lifetime warranty

[@WoolysWorld]

No way, brilliant! Thanks man, where did you find out? Can you pass on a link please

[@wraithworks1]

@@WoolysWorld www.treestuff.com/husqvarna-composite-larger-splitting-axe-s2800/

[@lowhydrogen7018a1]

I’ve been accused of being a wedge banger myself

[@WoolysWorld]

Haven't we all

[@roddyferguson8765]

Clear winner boys??

[@WoolysWorld]

Did it look clear?

[@roddyferguson8765]

@@WoolysWorld aye I would say so. Was defo splitting better and not sticking as much

[@WoolysWorld]

Yeah, that's what I thought

[@roddyferguson8765]

@@WoolysWorld so we're agreed on that then😂

[@WoolysWorld]

@@roddyferguson8765 yeah man, until I put them head to head I wasn't sure

[@user-rp7wk6pq5w]

👌👍Иду покупать Gardena 2800S 🤣

[@WoolysWorld]

Yes

[@Nikol.Ros.-]

Судя по видео Гардена колет значительно лучше.

[@Nikol.Ros.-]

У гардены шире лезвие это даёт преимущество.

[@WoolysWorld]

@@Nikol.Ros.- sorry buddy I don't understand

[@user-rp7wk6pq5w]

@@Nikol.Ros.- купил, стал колоть. Хороший колун. Но.. если бы сосед дал попробовать, я бы взял универсальный 1600. Он так же колет, и им одной рукой легче докалывать на мелкие. Я начинаю колоть от края чурок, так лучше колется. Особенно сырые чурки. Е некоторых середина вязкая. Колуном доволен. Надо бы 1600 прикупить, для полноты удовольствия. 🤣🤣

[@robertjanko6709]

For such a job, I would always take the X27. Much more efficient than both of these small splitting axes. I have the Gardena S2800, similar to the Husqvarna and I would never ever use the 2800 like you do. You work your a... of with poor results.

[@WoolysWorld]

Be nice if the husky came in the same length as the x27 that would be a good comparison

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Husqwarna are overpriced,costs 30% more then x27 while its not better and don't have warranty as fiskars

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@dariuszkowal3239]

Fiskars lepszy

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@kilencventiz]

úgyvagy abrom ahogy kinézőőőő

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers buddy

[@kasiabarton6514]

🤭

[@WoolysWorld]

Nice

[@erik....]

It's pronounced Hus-qvarna not Husq-varna.

[@WoolysWorld]

Cheers Erik

[@cgriebel1]

hoosk · vaar · nuh

[@woodbalt]

Fiskars is better.

[@WoolysWorld]

Husqvarna

[@woodbalt]

@@WoolysWorld Nop, Fiskars, I had Husqvarna, I sold it because it was really worse than X 27. There is nothing better than the Fiskars X 27.

[@WoolysWorld]

Ah , there you have it, I don't have an X 27

[@woodbalt]

@@WoolysWorld I highly recommend X 27, there is nothing better in the world, it breaks everything. Xusqvarna splits 9 out of 10 for me, X 27 splits 10 out of 10 and X 27 is easier to work with than Xusqvarna.

[@WoolysWorld]

Excellent, I must give it a try

[@robertbigelow6083]

Has to be one of the worst comparison videos I've seen, they weren't head to head, it was almost double the thickness of the first round, splitting on the ground rather than another round, not using the same piece of wood, it tells us nothing in reality, the fis x27 is more of a splitting axe, if you chopped 2 rounds from the same 4,6,er 8 ft log with a chainsaw, and went head to head there'd be no difference, the husky axe is good, but your test is an anomaly that doesn't prove anything, the second round was lower on tree than the first, hence more burls and knots, if your talking an ax for splitting rounds they're close to equal, except you purchased the shorter 25x fiskar and the longer 2800 husky, had you gotten the even handled x27 you'd find they bite the same and the fiskar likely splits 1ft rounds better, especially when they aren't being pounded into dirt and properly propped on top of a splitting round...the x25 at least in America and Canada is a canping/"boys axe" if your under 5'9 then it's perfect size for ya, but your test is still flawed

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks buddy

[@kenweis7913]

I hope you learn how to break down a round the easy way soon.....it's sad your wasting energy for nothing

[@WoolysWorld]

Thanks Ken