Fiskars

[MustangMike]

Let us know how you like the maul.

What I like about the X27 is it works well and I can swing it for a long time (it is not too heavy).

You got a deal on that one! Ironically, I got mine for $12. There were $42 on Amazon, and they gave me a $30 credit to apply for their card!

 

[James Wilson AUS]

I'm buying a Fiskars isocore 8# maul. I just need something with more @ss when I get into the 28" rounds and larger. Plus my blocks are 18-22" long. That's about the working limit for the X27 especially if you get a knot. Otherwise I love the X27.

Yes how is the isocore after using it for a bit

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[skippy]

Let us know how you like the maul.

What I like about the X27 is it works well and I can swing it for a long time (it is not too heavy).

You got a deal on that one! Ironically, I got mine for $12. There were $42 on Amazon, and they gave me a $30 credit to apply for their card!

i like my fiskars splitting maul

 

[MustangMike]

How does it compare to an X27?

 

[skippy]

Splits as nice just heavier ..

 

[MustangMike]

Thanks, I'll stick with the X27, lighter lets me go longer and it is nice that it also doubles as an ax.

 

[Marshy]

The Isocore maul isn't the wonder tool like I believe the X27 is. So far the isocore acts like a traditional maul but I do like the handle. The handle grip is outstanding and seems to eliminate most all the vibration. The poll on the back is huge for driving wedge but I haven't hit any with it yet. I would say, if I cant split it with the X27 then there's only about a 60-70% chance the isocore will split it. IMO that shouldn't be viewed as a negative on the isocore, that's a positive on the X27. Some blocks are destine to be noodled.

 

[colin.p]

The Isocore maul isn't the wonder tool like I believe the X27 is. So far the isocore acts like a traditional maul but I do like the handle. The handle grip is outstanding and seems to eliminate most all the vibration. The poll on the back is huge for driving wedge but I haven't hit any with it yet. I would say, if I cant split it with the X27 then there's only about a 60-70% chance the isocore will split it. IMO that shouldn't be viewed as a negative on the isocore, that's a positive on the X27. Some blocks are destine to be noodled.

That's pretty well what I found also. The isocore is ok, but I still do prefer the X27, but having the both of them is nice.

 

[Ronaldo]

Used the X27, 25 and a Husqvarna S2800 to split a couple truck loads this morning. I am so accustomed to the shorter X25 that it is my favorite . The longer 27 does seem to generate more speed and the 2800 handles really nice and makes a great all around axe\splitter. I think the 2800 does tend to stick in the wood more.

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[RI Chevy]

Husqvarna needs to make that splitting axe in a longer handle. Either a 32" or 36" handle. It will sell better. Short handle us no good for me. But I do like the overall axe head shape.

 

[jb-chainsaws]

X27 here too, and an x15 tucked In my belt for wedge pounding and taking care of any other general axe jobs I need in the woods

 

[Rotty781]

Haven’t broke one yet 10 to go