Fiskars Isocore Maul: Review

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
  • Power: 9.5 Durability: 9 Feel: 8 (clumsy and vibrations) Cost: 10
    Remember, these axes have warranties. It is hard to argue this tool as being the best, low maintenance option for the cost!

Комментарии • 252

  • @tendiesoffmyplate9085
    @tendiesoffmyplate9085 Год назад +29

    Why is everything a god damned advertisement now?

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +189

      Oh I'm sorry, I guess I should have been more clear. This is actually not an AD. This was not paid. I was actually asked by many of my subscribers to begin talking more about the tools I approve of and use. Not paid by Fiskars. In fact, they don't even know who I am

    • @mreastonmurphy
      @mreastonmurphy Год назад +75

      Dude you are the boss, don't apologize to that man.

    • @OfficialNice
      @OfficialNice Год назад +15

      Is it not clear my man just loves axes

    • @richfarfugnuven6308
      @richfarfugnuven6308 Год назад +14

      Where was the advertisement?

    • @albertogiavani75
      @albertogiavani75 Год назад +3

      Man stop complaining bruv

  • @ThorenBradley
    @ThorenBradley  Год назад +387

    Please remember, I am not paid by any axe brands yet. So every time I do an axe review, I have to buy one. These reviews are not advertisements.

    • @jeffmarks1506
      @jeffmarks1506 Год назад +4

      Thanks for the reviews bro.

    • @timothyadams1844
      @timothyadams1844 Год назад +12

      The only real reviews come from men who have to pay for it and put it to work 👍I appreciate your honesty and work.

    • @mb7396
      @mb7396 Год назад +2

      Keep it up brother !!

    • @mysty0
      @mysty0 Год назад +2

      How does it do against Eucalyptus? LoL

    • @JHizzleinthebizzlePNW
      @JHizzleinthebizzlePNW Год назад

      I respect it

  • @deadsettom9054
    @deadsettom9054 Год назад +96

    They're not actually fibreglass, it's plastic coated with a steel core. Splitting a few cubes of Australian hardwood a year, i was going through 2 to 3 splitters. I bought one of these fiskars and its kept on splitting for the last 2.5 years, super impressed.

    • @StrangeTimesNear
      @StrangeTimesNear Год назад +1

      Still sucks😂

    • @BlackLionV
      @BlackLionV 10 месяцев назад +8

      If you go to fiskars website and look at the product description it is not steel. It is a proprietary material called fibercomp
      “Shock-absorbing FiberComp® handle is lightweight yet stronger than steel to prevent overstrike damage”

    • @LOGIBEAR01
      @LOGIBEAR01 7 дней назад

      I've busted the handle off mine splitting 30 inch plus rounds Douglas Fir. Definitely plastic.

  • @jimsteele7108
    @jimsteele7108 10 месяцев назад +13

    I remember an old timer I used to work for. Not a big strong powerful man but a smart man. He studied each chunk of wood he was about to split. He was accurate and precise, he didn’t swing hard. He was a master wood splitter and fun to watch.

  • @paulr.3220
    @paulr.3220 10 месяцев назад +12

    I used one of these this year and I like it. For the past 45 years I have used a splitting maul that I hand made so that is all I can compare it to. 70 years old and still swinging.

  • @Its_Steeeve
    @Its_Steeeve Год назад +59

    As someone who knows nothing about splitting wood, I can verify this man is spot on!

  • @linksaiya
    @linksaiya Год назад +9

    Idk why this dude is so cool but I will never be chopping down trees and I still love watching these badass videos

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +4

      I appreciate you for that. Do yo have any videos you'd like me to make?

  • @peterhrkal8165
    @peterhrkal8165 Год назад +10

    I've had that exact maul for 7 years and I've split several thousand pieces with it.. lights out. I leave it outside year round, barely a speck of rust. Workhorse/beast. Paid for itself x 10 already and no signs of slowing down. I'd give it 9.5/10. Plastic guard below maul itself cracks off after about a month

  • @OriginalPhil
    @OriginalPhil Год назад +35

    This paired with the X27 splitting axe make a nearly unstoppable combination. Power and precision.

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +10

      Agreed!

    • @jackstone4291
      @jackstone4291 Год назад +1

      Agreed!

    • @BusterChestnuts
      @BusterChestnuts Год назад +5

      That’s the combo I use. I love the X27 and the Isocore maul; but Fiskars lied about the handle reducing vibrations, the wrists feel it after splitting.

    • @jackstone4291
      @jackstone4291 Год назад +1

      @@BusterChestnuts agree there!

    • @elektro3000
      @elektro3000 Год назад

      I have the X27 and I love it. I'd like to see what you think of that one, too.

  • @julianzacconievas
    @julianzacconievas Год назад +19

    Fibreglass handles > wood handles as far as I am concerned. Especially for a maul. I will say though, wood handles look way better and feel better on naked hands. But if you are chopping wood daily, the reliability, low care concern, and lower weight of a fibreglass handle can't be argued with. Surprises me that you find wood handles to vibrate less. I find fibreglass and composite handles much better at handling vibration. Of course, I don't usually chop my big rounds through the middle, because I am not a social influencer, so I can see why we would have a difference of opinion on the matter. Aesthetics are important when your occupation relies on them, don't get me wrong. Anyway, I really enjoy your wood chopping videos. Keep up the good work.

    • @skyz6708
      @skyz6708 Год назад +1

      Fibreglass handles make my neck, back and hands ache. Maybe i've only used poorly designed axes but i take wooden handles every day of the week

    • @julianzacconievas
      @julianzacconievas Год назад +3

      @@skyz6708We are lucky we get to choose what we use

    • @busslayer4790
      @busslayer4790 Год назад +5

      I was surprised at his complaint about fiberglass handles as well. I find them very comfortable. I was also constantly breaking wood handles on mauls.

    • @mysty0
      @mysty0 Год назад

      When you swing like a girl then fibreglass is probably better

    • @julianzacconievas
      @julianzacconievas Год назад +13

      @@mysty0 Agreed, when your technique is good, fibreglass is the way. Go have a rest, son. Being so edgy must be exhausting.

  • @fakefakerton5044
    @fakefakerton5044 Год назад +3

    We got this exact maul. We hit wood half the size you do and take 4x as many swings. You are an absolute animal.

  • @thundermagnus1
    @thundermagnus1 Год назад +3

    Bro, anyone who hasn't sponsored you yet is crazy! You put in the work. Keep those videos comming

  • @senja6990
    @senja6990 Год назад +16

    Fiskars is a Finnish brand. Fun fact, the last official human execution in Finland was a decapitation using an axe.

  • @danielnoel3540
    @danielnoel3540 Год назад +3

    Been splitting firewood of all types with this exact maul for 6 years now. It's held up beautifully and has always done exactly what I need it to.

  • @MultiMrNoone
    @MultiMrNoone 5 месяцев назад +1

    I ended up buying one years ago because I kept breaking handles on box store mauls, and fiskars had a lifetime warranty. So far, I haven't broken it yet, but my wood splitting has decreased dramatically.

  • @buckandahalfoutdoors
    @buckandahalfoutdoors Год назад +7

    I have this as my main splitter and it is a beast. I do like it for nitty pieces and such. other wise I'll stay with my old six lb regular old maul

  • @ljss6805
    @ljss6805 10 месяцев назад

    I've got this bad boy. Love it. Split two cords of eucalyptus last year with it. My wife also loves it.

  • @fabzacres-blackcat
    @fabzacres-blackcat Год назад +6

    Fiskars also makes a 6lb maul - me likey 😊 best mauls for the $$$ hands down !

    • @jacobmcvay123
      @jacobmcvay123 6 месяцев назад

      Yeah I picked up an 8lb and I was like ehhh I’m a strong fuckin dude but that shit would get tiring. This dude in the video is just an animal. Absolute hulk. Picked up the 6lb and fell in love. Way more power than the x27 but won’t tire you out like the 8lb. Guy in video is something else. Im 100% straight but prob like 99% now.

  • @LaLimen0s
    @LaLimen0s Год назад +3

    Beast mode: ON! 💪 💪 💪

  • @asif75935
    @asif75935 8 месяцев назад +2

    Imagine hanging out with this guy. So what do you wanna do? Ride dirt bikes? Go fishing maybe bowling. Nah man lets chop wood again.

  • @JoseHernandez-bl9en
    @JoseHernandez-bl9en Год назад +1

    That’s beautiful powerful to the max

  • @jackstone4291
    @jackstone4291 Год назад +2

    Fiskars have a Guarantee for Life! Use that as much as you can and don’t worry if they break/when they break as Fiskars customer service are great at replacing if they do.

    • @genghiskhan9200
      @genghiskhan9200 Год назад +4

      High quality from finland

    • @jackstone4291
      @jackstone4291 Год назад +1

      @@genghiskhan9200 isn’t everything that comes out of Finland?!

  • @flapjack4365
    @flapjack4365 Год назад +5

    We need more splitting axe reviews tbh

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +3

      Working on it. I have to buy one every time I review one, so i am trying to be responsible. But I may do that weird Chopper1 axe next

  • @preparedsurvivalist2245
    @preparedsurvivalist2245 11 месяцев назад +1

    I've been using the 6 lb isocore. Little bit lighter but you can swing it faster and raise it much easier. For us mortals that makes a difference, lol.

  • @downhome7500
    @downhome7500 Год назад +1

    Honest review. Straight to the fucking point. Thanks, brother!

  • @RT-er9gl
    @RT-er9gl 9 месяцев назад

    Used this to split Texas Hill Country Live Oak. If the middle doesn't spread for you, slab it out from the edges. Love this maul except the same thing mentioned: vibrations make your hand tingle after a while.

  • @NLCave
    @NLCave Год назад

    Thanks for the review, I was just looking for a new axe!

  • @MrKernkraft4000
    @MrKernkraft4000 6 месяцев назад

    Good stuff - I use it for my more wet, dense, and knotted pieces. I have a lighter Fisker splitter to split them into smaller pieces after I halve them. No problem with the brand thus far here.

  • @johnjoe7278
    @johnjoe7278 Год назад +2

    dude looks like an elite soldier they wanna bring back on but he likes choppin wood more

  • @gabrielethier6791
    @gabrielethier6791 10 месяцев назад

    I own one, and it works great. I haven't broken a handle yet vrs my wood handle axes . I probably break about 2 or 3 per year . It has a great wedge design for splitting, and you can pound the hell out of it on the back side without any issues

  • @JohnyFins
    @JohnyFins 6 месяцев назад +1

    I've had one of those for 6 years now. Left outside, abused, in the dirt, sharpens easy and splits everything I throw it at 😂

  • @yoiashi
    @yoiashi Год назад +2

    Splitting wood is actually pretty therapeutic

  • @brandonhahaj1820
    @brandonhahaj1820 Год назад

    Dude dig the content. Splitting wood is my zen time. I’m 40 and my father in law keeps telling me my gas powered wood splitter days are around the corner….😅 poor fella.

  • @bonzo9303204406
    @bonzo9303204406 Год назад

    This was maybe the best review on yt ! Short and compact info vide.

  • @McCallContractKlimber
    @McCallContractKlimber Год назад +5

    I’ve been using that same Fiskars Maul for around 3 years . It’s handled more abuse than any go devil / maul I’ve used in the 30 + years of splitting wood by hand

  • @kriss8931
    @kriss8931 Год назад +2

    The Fiskars axes are made where I am from in Finland. Yes I am biased, we have probably 10 dofferent Fiskars axes, some over 20 years old, and this handle will not break on you. I am also for wooden handles, because of tradition, but I hear people say these handles "will break" noup they wont.

    • @kriss8931
      @kriss8931 Год назад +1

      The one complain I do have to some "versions" is that their steel has at times been much too hard for some types of wood, which can lead to spliting of the edge. But this has been rare and I think Fiskars will replace these axes as well.if you find Fiskars kitchen scissors, you MUST buy it, these are the absolut must have in a kitchen, and also what made Fiskars famous.

  • @davefarnsworth3020
    @davefarnsworth3020 Год назад +1

    I always go back to using my 8 lb Collins. Need to get some new handles, and fully intend to try out some replacement handles from Beaver Tooth.

  • @vireot
    @vireot 6 месяцев назад +2

    Nice video 👍 I have same axe(and many other fiskars axe). In Finland that axe name is "building axe" i dont know why it have that selling name in Finland 🤔

  • @buck1978
    @buck1978 Год назад +1

    Never been a fan of the handles but those axes and mauls they make are excellent

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +3

      At that price, It is really hard to say anything bas about it.

    • @buck1978
      @buck1978 Год назад

      @@ThorenBradley I just feel better with the wooded handles, mauls. Axes and hatches. Plus gotta be easier to switch out lol

    • @leonardhpls6
      @leonardhpls6 Год назад +2

      ​@@buck1978you keep using and breaking sub par ancient wood handles 😂 let's see you break this😂 I'll wait for your video

    • @Schacal6666
      @Schacal6666 9 месяцев назад +1

      @@leonardhpls6they will never show that it’s nearly indestructible. All those primitive „good old wood handles“ comments are from some backwater Americans

  • @rushhour3371
    @rushhour3371 Год назад

    I love ur videos 😍 it's so fun to watch 😅

  • @wemcal
    @wemcal 5 месяцев назад

    Great video

  • @looloo6322
    @looloo6322 10 месяцев назад

    I moved from Upstate NY to Arizona 18 years ago, just finished my new home and I have a wood burning fireplace insert now. I am back in the wood cutting and splitting business now, I figure about 5 cords should do me for this winter to supplement the gas furnace. I was looking a another splitting wedge those all metal mauls with the big 12 lb triangle shaped heads. how do these axe looking mauls compare. I did just buy a small chainsaw, a Stihl Farmboss, that should be more than enough for my wood cutting now, I'm not doing 40+ cords a year anymore.

  • @Tivo53
    @Tivo53 6 месяцев назад +1

    Be a good executioner this guy.

  • @luciisaura
    @luciisaura Год назад

    I am a fellow wood splitting enthusiasts and I use their light weight splitting axe

  • @lostintexas699
    @lostintexas699 Год назад

    FINALLY a video of a real man.
    When guys think they're girls is so 🤨🙄😒
    Thank you for some refreshing vidoes. Id love to buy an axe too but i need to watch more of your vidoes to find a fit for me 😄
    Thank you sir

  • @DavidK-r7w
    @DavidK-r7w 6 месяцев назад

    The one nice thing about it being a replaceable handle is you can always pull off the fiberglass one and replace it with your own homemade wood one..

  • @1EZtv
    @1EZtv Год назад

    Bro, if you started a whiskey company, it would work out for sure. Hats off to the beard, my friend. Nice

  • @Mister_Derek
    @Mister_Derek Год назад

    I just replaced the fiberglass handle on my 4.5lb husky with hickory and it’s a few inches longer but let me tell you the before and after had me blown away. I’ll never buy a fiberglass handle again let alone use one.

  • @NorthernCorruptionMonitor907
    @NorthernCorruptionMonitor907 Год назад

    Nice i was looking at that one im old but i started chopping wood itsa good work out

  • @johnnystephenson6908
    @johnnystephenson6908 8 месяцев назад +1

    I have been splitting for 12 years now with my fiber same maul no replacements to handle or anything else I never liked the wood handles I get more shock out of them I also like a 10-12 lb maul

  • @borntoclimb7116
    @borntoclimb7116 11 месяцев назад

    This axe Looks very nice

  • @shockley1002
    @shockley1002 Год назад

    I've split many cords with that one and the X27. It's a great maul, but I found that the rubber grip comes apart and creates blisters on the inside of your thumb after hours of use. Happy chopping.

  • @simonkuhl6793
    @simonkuhl6793 6 месяцев назад

    I got an eight pound clone from princess auto and it actually has an eye on the head. So I'm gonna go buy a stave of Hickory and make a handle for her

  • @TLO7
    @TLO7 Год назад +3

    I love Fiskars, I use their gardening trowel, its like a little sword. I saw their machete and i want to use it

  • @ItsAweeb
    @ItsAweeb 11 месяцев назад

    They made a news article about this in one of the evening tabloids :D

  • @sandragoodin8070
    @sandragoodin8070 7 месяцев назад

    It did pretty good❤

  • @Taigokumaru
    @Taigokumaru Год назад

    Let's not forget you are skilled at this! The axe cannot split logs on it's own.

  • @A71-c6v
    @A71-c6v Год назад +1

    One good whack everyone knows the rules!

  • @sandragoodin8070
    @sandragoodin8070 7 месяцев назад

    I love your video ❤

  • @david84ss
    @david84ss 11 месяцев назад

    I use that maul and the x27 exclusively.

  • @jackstone4291
    @jackstone4291 Год назад

    You might want to review a pile-shaft manual log splitter ….
    With the right photo on the front and use the innuendo a little and you could get a whole lotta likes from any admirers!

  • @Bumblebee2361
    @Bumblebee2361 Год назад

    There would not be a more fitting name than *bradley* for this man.

  • @stefanpreiss2657
    @stefanpreiss2657 Год назад

    NZ crew checking in

  • @quackassassin2146
    @quackassassin2146 Год назад

    Well I appreciate you buying the damn thing. I've used Fisker products my whole life it was the orange stripe on that maul that made me click on your s*** in the first place! so you now have a viewer because you bought THAT maul. F*** it man Tell you what I'll just hit the Subscribe that way you get something for it.

  • @michaelmione
    @michaelmione Год назад +1

    For a beginner I think fiskars is pretty good to start with. I like the weight and design of them despite the handle material. I have a maul, slotting axe and hatchet. Reasonably priced too.

  • @raymondfrank9202
    @raymondfrank9202 Год назад

    I have Fiskars maul, axe and hatchet i like them. they are older

  • @michaelnorth8602
    @michaelnorth8602 6 месяцев назад +1

    Have you tried the x27, they're slightly smaller but still splitter. powers through Australian Hardwood

  • @ryanschultz4119
    @ryanschultz4119 8 месяцев назад +1

    Another drawback to fiberglass handles: Is after some use, mis-hits, the fine outer layers of fiberglass splinter away. Which inevitability get stuck in your hands. And anyone who has had to remove a fiberglass sliver. Knows just how painful/frustrating it can be. Nearly invisible, extremely brittle, and doesn't fester out like wood slivers do. My Vaughn framing hammer has a fiberglass handle. Only drawback to an otherwise pristine tool.

  • @Uzidoesitson
    @Uzidoesitson Год назад +1

    I love my fiskars maul. But my x27 is light enough for all day swinging, yet strong enough to make it light work of wood. I’d love to see you split gum, we have a ton of that here in va and it’s a fucking ass kicker man.

  • @handsmcneil
    @handsmcneil Год назад

    Beast mode

  • @kristophergillham6768
    @kristophergillham6768 Год назад

    I almost bought this exact maul. I went on Amazon and saw the Eastwing splitting “axe” with an 8lb head and it was $40…. And the 6.5 Eastwing splitting axe was $56. And they both came with a wooden handle. Not sure if you have used either of those or not but it has been a heck of a splitter for me. Thanks for the content!

    • @bulletz202
      @bulletz202 Год назад

      Eastwing is usually a reliable brand. Doing siding/ roofing and masonry I’ve always bought their more expensive hammers and they have lasted me years. Downside is yes you are paying for the brand when it comes to anything they sell

  • @Sawmill.skills.indonesia
    @Sawmill.skills.indonesia Год назад

    Nice job

  • @joshuahasson9687
    @joshuahasson9687 Год назад

    I don’t want to like Fiskars axes & mulls but I agree, they are good.

  • @rebeccaswanson9855
    @rebeccaswanson9855 Год назад

    When will we get to see sassy/tipsy Thor again? He was fun😊

  • @chadrides914
    @chadrides914 11 месяцев назад

    Just remember guys if you want to be like him don’t forget to gel your hair and put on make up before you go to split firewood

  • @nicholasotto3282
    @nicholasotto3282 4 дня назад

    The vibration you just gotta get used too. Can ignore it after awhile

  • @numbuh_uno
    @numbuh_uno Год назад

    The way he started it made me question why I own mine

  • @ReefMimic
    @ReefMimic 11 месяцев назад

    Only Paul Bunyan can swing this axe all day 👍🏻

  • @Mike-ni6ot
    @Mike-ni6ot Год назад

    More bro More

  • @flatulenzio
    @flatulenzio Год назад +1

    Beautiful Maul; i actually prefer the x37; it's a bit lighter and i can work longer. But i too love tovtry this with a wooden habdle.

  • @Charles36.
    @Charles36. Год назад

    Really like a wood handle.

  • @steverios7419
    @steverios7419 Год назад +1

    I have the Fiskars x27 and the first time using a fiberglass handle at first I hate how it hurts my hand more then I start to change my grip or my hand place meant then I started to love the axe more and more

    • @steverios7419
      @steverios7419 Год назад +1

      Is all where you put your hand on the axe

  • @20puskinas1992
    @20puskinas1992 Год назад

    Thick gloves work fine when using fiskars axes.

  • @matthewchalk1916
    @matthewchalk1916 4 месяца назад

    You should try this axe on eucalyptus that you broke your other axe on.

  • @petrosidius
    @petrosidius Год назад

    waiting for the dragon hatchet review

  • @ginge3381
    @ginge3381 18 дней назад

    Just got mine... i feel theres some power loss with the handle? ... just a hunch... over my wooden handled axe... early days tho... twisted gum ... new zealand. And it just bounces off often .

  • @villesorsa6697
    @villesorsa6697 11 месяцев назад

    You should try finnish leveraxe

  • @c.5376
    @c.5376 Год назад

    Its an absolute MONSTER of a maul. Handle is amazing. You're clearly squeezing the handle too tight so the ladies can see you flex. Such a try hard.

  • @frankiejones4816
    @frankiejones4816 Год назад

    If I remember fiskar well replace your axe or muller if you break the handle

  • @Sharberboy
    @Sharberboy 2 месяца назад

    A "proper" wood handle beats this handle all day, but that head is a fucking monster!

  • @AndrewHorezga
    @AndrewHorezga Год назад

    Great review! What pants are those that have a suspender stud built in?? Need a pair!

  • @terronmclaren8367
    @terronmclaren8367 Год назад

    Hey, just wondering, do you have any videos of axe brands you would recommend? I’ve been searching for some time now. Nice video by the way.

  • @mrkiky
    @mrkiky 11 месяцев назад

    Aren't those handles actually really known for being super durable? I mean most fiskars axes can't have their handles replaced and they hold up a really long time and people still use them.

  • @wyattsherrer94
    @wyattsherrer94 Год назад

    Im thinking of trying a Wilton b.a.s.h splitting maul just because i absolutely love their sledgehammers. They have a some form of rubber handle with a 4 steel cable core. The sledge hammers seem to not transmit the shock back to the user so id be curious whether holds true for the maul as well.

  • @JHizzleinthebizzlePNW
    @JHizzleinthebizzlePNW Год назад

    Love my fiskar..hate the handle.good for the price tho

  • @Herbster41
    @Herbster41 Год назад

    Stormbreaker is real!

  • @liamel03
    @liamel03 Год назад

    next kratos axe👀

  • @rebbenati
    @rebbenati Год назад +1

    Dude your suspenders i want to buy some …..thank you

    • @rebbenati
      @rebbenati Год назад

      Where can I ?

    • @ThorenBradley
      @ThorenBradley  Год назад +3

      Hey Brother. I am really sorry to inform you, but I actually bought these in a rural chainsaw shop in Oregon. I do not know the brand. But I have been looking rigorously

    • @rebbenati
      @rebbenati Год назад

      Thank you for the reply at 62 and living for now in eastern Hungary i chop wood everyday… i love it first thing in the morning when i drink my coffee… mostly oak beech and birch….some spruce stay healthy and be happy…enjoy your videos

  • @MasterQuack14
    @MasterQuack14 Год назад

    Fiskars has a lifetime warrantee... If you break it, they will send you a new one. No need to replace the handle!

  • @AlexanderHonsVonEber
    @AlexanderHonsVonEber 11 месяцев назад

    I like the vid brother been on the fence about this but I’m actually interested in your suspenders lol, does anyone know what brand they are? I can’t find a good pair anywhere. I’d appreciate any info on em’ cheers!