Axe GEKO splitting 28" (1550 g) model T02-005 — steel head, wooden handle

Splitting axe GEKO model T02-005 with a 28" wooden handle and a 1550 g steel head is designed for manual chopping and splitting of firewood. The head geometry is shaped to separate wood along the grain, while the wooden handle offers ergonomic grip and natural shock absorption. The tool is intended for outdoor and domestic use where controlled swinging and reliable impact are required.

Advantages

The steel head provides durable edge retention and reliable impact resistance for repeated splitting tasks. The 28" wooden handle balances reach and control, reducing user fatigue during extended use. The combination of a heavy head and wedge-shaped profile increases splitting efficiency with each strike, while the classic wooden shaft is easy to replace or maintain if necessary.

Suitable for

• Splitting seasoned and semi-seasoned firewood
• Preparing kindling and smaller pieces for stoves and fireplaces
• Domestic and homestead wood-processing tasks
• Outdoor use such as campsite wood preparation

Key specifications

• Head weight: 1550 g
• Handle length: 28 inches (approx. 71 cm)
• Head material: steel
• Handle material: wood
• Head shape: wedge profile for efficient splitting

How to use

Grip the wooden handle with both hands, keeping hands spaced to control the swing and maintain balance. Position the wood on a stable chopping block and aim the axe head at the grain or existing cracks. Use controlled, decisive strikes so the wedge-shaped head cleaves the wood; avoid glancing blows. After each strike, inspect the handle and head seating for tightness and wear. Store the axe in a dry place and protect the cutting edge with a sheath when not in use.

Usage recommendations

Regularly check and tighten the head-to-handle fit, keep the blade sharp for efficient splitting, and wear appropriate protective gear such as gloves and eye protection during use. Replace the wooden handle if cracks or significant wear appear, and follow safe chopping practices to reduce the risk of injury.