Two-sided Pickaxe with Wooden Handle 2.5 kg, No name KIL 2.5

The Two-sided Pickaxe with Wooden Handle 2.5 kg, model KIL 2.5 by No name, is a manual digging and striking tool designed for outdoor and light construction tasks. It combines a dual-head forged metal pick with a shaped wooden handle to deliver controlled impact and leverage. The 2.5 kg head weight provides sufficient momentum for breaking compacted soil, roots and small rocks while the wooden handle offers natural shock absorption and a secure grip for repeated use.

Advantages

This pickaxe balances weight and control: the 2.5 kg two-sided head enables effective striking and levering without excessive user fatigue. The wooden handle reduces vibration transfer, improving comfort during extended work periods. The dual-head design allows alternating between a pointed strike for breaking and a wider blade for digging or trenching, increasing versatility on landscaping, gardening and general excavation jobs.

Suitable for

• Breaking compacted or clay soils
• Cutting through shallow roots and removing stumps
• Light rock and gravel loosening
• Trenching for drainage or planting
• General landscaping and ground preparation

Key specifications

• Head type: two-sided steel pick (pointed and blade ends)
• Head weight: approximately 2.5 kg
• Handle material: shaped hardwood for grip and shock absorption
• Tool type: manual pickaxe for striking and digging
• Typical uses: breaking, levering, trenching and loosening soil

How to use

Hold the pickaxe with a two-handed grip, placing one hand near the top of the handle and the other closer to the midpoint to control swings. Use the pointed end to fracture compacted ground or penetrate around roots, and the broader blade end to pry and move loosened material. Swing in a controlled arc, using body weight and legs to generate force rather than relying solely on the arms. Inspect the handle and head connection before each use, and replace the tool if the head becomes loose or the handle cracked.

Usage recommendations

Wear appropriate protective equipment such as gloves, safety boots and eye protection. Use the pickaxe on suitable surfaces and avoid excessive strikes on large rocks or reinforced materials to prevent damage. Store in a dry place to protect the wooden handle from moisture and check the head-to-handle fit periodically.