Why are these reviews about the 36" axe? This is supposed to be the X25, 28" axe review.
2046507
Very good question. I did buy the 36" axe, but I received a request for the review on the axe you mentioned. I wasn't paying close attention. I cannot speak for the shorter axe, but the 36" is nothing short of awesome!
2139980
It's a little axe remember. It seems like it would last a while as long as whatever you plan on using it for isn't to big! I have not used it yet. Hope that helps.
551569
They don't seriously think it, they seriously know it. It's never going to have a place in the lumberjack world championships but it's absolutely the best axe money can buy in your neighborhood Ace, Lowe's or Home Depot... seriously. Buy one and you'll know it too.
2074018
Yes its a great chopping ax.. but its shorter than a normal ax which I was not used too. A different swing radius. I was trying to fell a tree and it skipped off the trunk and went into my ankle.. I love my ax it is great but I do wish it was longer
193783
Well, you could. It has a real good balance now with the 26 inch handle. It would feel a little off but if that is the only way you can enjoy this fine axe, go for it. A big head is better than none at all!
2004392
The description says: BladesUSA HK-2516 Historical SHORT SWORD 8.25-Inch Overall - but you may, of course, call it whatever you wish...
2208372
Thanks for our message. We have a 36" that is not listed. We will the the item for on 01/02. Thank you!
388357
It's actually one of the more heavy duty versions this company offers. I would stay away from the other regular looking knife. But this one and the axe are nice and sturdy and durable... And sharp! You'll impress with this knife, and the sheath is pretty cool too!
846271
That 24" comment is complete crap. I just bought this based off that, and the arms measure 28" at the high point. Doesn't fit under my 25.5" desk.
470511
It is definitely 50 inches long but not 30 inches in diameter.. maybe there is a 30 inch long version. It is quite good although pricing seems to have gone up a fair bit. I did actually measure the diameter and it is approx 18 inches which is pretty common... so I really have no idea where this 30 inch number comes from because is certainly longer than 30 and there is no other dimension possible... so I am guessing you are right to be confused because it is entirely inaccurate as far as the 30 is concerned.
169229
I didn't even know what you were talking about until I checked the pictures and saw. Did you notice that the person that posted those pics didn't even write a review?I think its complete BS. I've never had a problem with these bully sticks.
1649183
No it is not. I do not like this one. I prefer the Grabber 48". If you do not find it here it is listed on Ebay. I like to go with the longer length rather then the shorter length.
1520598
You are confused, because Amazon's tool doesn't work well. Ignore the tool. Go to the Strong Arm site, get the correct model no., then return to Amazon if you'd prefer to order from them.
188620
Makes no sense to me either. Buy the cheaper one cut off the 5" if it is too big. Could probably be used to make some pillows.
1513698
I don't know but I ordered the same one that was recommended by Amazon so I guess I will be screwed also. Maybe Amazon is just trying to get rid of what they have. Haven't unpacked the saw yet.
1892485
No large enough for a typical axe. I had to cut mine to get it to fit. The material isn't the greatest. If looking for something longer than a once a year camping trip i would pass. My blade length is just over 8 inches and it didn't fit.
1211818
yes it's 24" in some US models. I have the 24" and didn't know about the recommendation until after I bought it. I guess in the US we have enough softer wood that they use the 24" bar with ok results. I just wanted the biggest model the store had due to thinking it would have the most power; which it probably does for box store model, but this isn't a pro saw. If you plan to cut much hardwood, use the shorter bar, or better yet get the pro version ie 372xp Husky or a Stihl. I like this Husky saw, it starts and runs awesome, but the power isn't there to pull the 24" bar with authority through any of my hardwoods which are mostly what I have on my property.