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Thread: Anyone have one of the Fiskars X15 axe's?. How is it?.

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    Anyone have one of the Fiskars X15 axe's?. How is it?.

    I have been looking at the fiskars X15 axe and was wondering if anyone here had one, and what your thoughts are on it?.

    Is the handle slippery at all while chopping?. Does it hold an edge well?.

    Any other thoughts would be appreciated.

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    Check out BF Member coloradowildman's review of it here.

    Here's his posted review of the Fiskars X25:

    http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/sh...-Splitting-Axe

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    I have one & have not used it much. I can say:
    The handle is comfortable.
    It is easily controlled, being light for its length.
    The edge is very easy to sharpen with a stone.
    I hit a piece of concrete by mistake (a weak stroke, weeding in the garden). It caused some scratching, but no actual damage.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mtangent View Post
    I have one & have not used it much. I can say:
    The handle is comfortable.
    It is easily controlled, being light for its length.
    The edge is very easy to sharpen with a stone.
    I hit a piece of concrete by mistake (a weak stroke, weeding in the garden). It caused some scratching, but no actual damage.



    Thanks for the info. For the price, I dont think I can go wrong

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    For the price you will not find a better axe in its size/class. you will not find a better axe for twice its price.

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    like i said, this is a great little chopper, high carbon steel, unbreakable handle, light weight

    buzz

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    Just got one yesterday.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Blunt Forged Edge View Post
    Just got one yesterday.





    Sweet. I think I am definately going to pick up one of these.

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    I've had a 28" Fiskars for about a decade now. It is quite outstanding. Just recently, I added an X7. Jury is still out on that one......
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    More "specs" shot if you will.



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    My local Sears had them for $15 on clearance yesterday (the X15, X7's were $12) and I would have snagged one if I didn't already have one. The 15 works brilliantly, and I have heard of some putting a convex edge on it and it working even better. Haven't tried it myself, but I the default edge on it has worked just fine for me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DerekH View Post
    My local Sears had them for $15 on clearance yesterday (the X15, X7's were $12) and I would have snagged one if I didn't already have one. The 15 works brilliantly, and I have heard of some putting a convex edge on it and it working even better. Haven't tried it myself, but I the default edge on it has worked just fine for me.






    Holy crap that's a good deal. I am going to call my sears and see if they have have it for the price

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