Adler Rheinland Axe 1250g Red
The Adler Rheinland Axe 1250g Red is a classic German axe for chopping and splitting, made in Germany by the family-owned company ADLER. It combines traditional craftsmanship with modern ergonomic solutions and is suitable for felling small trees, limbing, and splitting logs with a diameter of up to 20 cm.
Key features
Head (1250 g): Forged from C60 carbon steel, hardened to 47–55 HRC.
It features a wide "Rheinland" cutting edge that is easy to sharpen and provides a large contact area on impact.
Handle (700 mm): Made from genuine American hickory (US Hickory).
It is coated with a special water-based anti-slip paint in a red-black color scheme, providing a secure grip and good visibility.
Safety: The head is secured with triple wedging — a wooden wedge and two steel ring wedges for maximum strength.
Total weight: Approximately 1940–2000 grams.
Included accessories and warranty
Accessories: Supplied with a durable natural leather sheath (vegetable-tanned), made in the EU, and a lanyard.
Warranty: The manufacturer offers a lifetime warranty on the metal parts.
Made in Germany
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