① Ingenious structure specialized for splitting firewood

The sharp blade edge easily bites into firewood. The blade is sharpened after casting, resulting in exceptional sharpness.

Because this process is time-consuming, many products generally skip it, but it results in a dramatically sharper edge.

You can also sharpen it yourself when the edge becomes dull.

② Tip designed for easy penetration into firewood

The blade tip is shaped like a peak, making it easier for the blade to bite into the firewood.
This prevents the wood from slipping during splitting.

③ Arched structure that makes firewood easier to split farther down

The arched structure applies more lateral force—the force that splits the wood—as the firewood moves downward, allowing it to split with little effort.

④ Four-stage barbs prevent wood from bouncing back

Four stages of barbs prevent the force of embedded firewood from pushing it back upward.

This allows firewood that has already been driven onto the wedge to remain secured and split completely.

⑤ Palm-sized and lightweight

The body is made of iron, so it weighs a little more at 474 g, but the center has been hollowed out to reduce weight. It also comes with a storage bag for safe transport.