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For Felling & Limbing
Gränsfors Scandinavian Forest Axe
20 year warranty on axes
Handforged Axes since 1902
Responsibly Made in Sweden
Gränsfors Scandinavian Forest Axe is a traditional Scandinavian felling axe, designed for professional forestry work such as felling larger trees and limbing. It is a trusted choice among professionals and those who demand reliable performance in the forest.
The Scandinavian Forest Axe is hand-forged in Sweden from high-quality Swedish recycled carbon steel. The axe comes with a sheath made from vegetable-tanned leather.
The Scandinavian Forest Axe is hand-forged in Sweden from high-quality Swedish recycled carbon steel. The axe comes with a sheath made from vegetable-tanned leather.
For professional forestry work
Designed for demanding forestry work, the Gränsfors Scandinavian Forest Axe excels at felling larger trees and limbing. The longer handle provides greater striking force and improved leverage, while the durable hickory handle offers a secure grip and effective shock absorption.
Designed for demanding forestry work, the Gränsfors Scandinavian Forest Axe excels at felling larger trees and limbing. The longer handle provides greater striking force and improved leverage, while the durable hickory handle offers a secure grip and effective shock absorption.
SKU
430
Length:
64 cm
Weight:
1,2 kg
Intented Use:
Felling
Limbing
Limbing
Material:
Swedish recycled high-carbon steel (C55/C60)
Hickory
Vegetable-tanned leather
Hickory
Vegetable-tanned leather
Delivers with:
The axe book
Leather sheath
Leather sheath
Within Sweden
A Nordic Swan Ecolabel delivery from PostNord. Your order will be sent to a PostNord Service Point within 3-5 business days.
Outside Sweden
Home delivery by UPS Standard (within EU) or UPS Worldwide Expedited (outside EU). We aim to deliver your items within the following timeframes:
Within Europe: 3–5 business days
To Canada: 7-8 business days
We ship to Finland (excluding Åland), Denmark, France, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Italy, Canada, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Slovakia, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Czechia, Germany, Spain (with the exception of the tax-free islands), Switzerland, Austria, Iceland.
