I've spent nearly every winter growing up swinging axes, and I cringed a bit when I saw him strike branches.
For the most part the axe does a wonderful job against anything, and that guy has ridiculously good aim, but anyone who have at some point been bad at chopping wood probably knows those twists to the side can do a real number on your wrists and hands. It seems to happen quite a bit.
It's still an amazing innovation, and I hope to be able to pick one up as a gift. The article is sadly not very informative.
For the most part the axe does a wonderful job against anything, and that guy has ridiculously good aim, but anyone who have at some point been bad at chopping wood probably knows those twists to the side can do a real number on your wrists and hands. It seems to happen quite a bit.
It's still an amazing innovation, and I hope to be able to pick one up as a gift. The article is sadly not very informative.