🔨 Fiskars IsoCore Punches Through Anything: Pound Club Hammer Review Review

Got this little 4 lb demon for Christmas last year and mainly use it to power my new 8 lb Fiskars ISO core splitter when splitting hard logs. After a fairly aggressive blow, the hammer head broke off the handle. The head never came off, it just slipped along the handle. I immediately stopped, took a picture, filled out the Fiskars online guarantee and went back to cutting. The next day I got a call from Fiskars asking me to send the faulty hammer in for quality control and they immediately sent

I got this 3 pound hammer to use with my Kindling Cracker because it was recommended by others. Yes, this works well if you separate smaller logs for lighting and need to place the cracker on a raised platform like a log. This setup is better for your back. However, I think I'll order a 4 lb hammer with a slightly longer handle as many of my logs are heavier and I occasionally use it on the ground. It will still be a good tool for driving stakes into the ground and storing in the garage. In my…

I have this hammer as well as a sledgehammer from Fiskars. The hammer cracked the head and after I made a warranty claim the Fiskars informed me that I would have to pay for the post, even though I had sent some photos and proof of the damage. I told them I would not be paying for shipping and asked for a prepaid label for something this heavy and large and was told I would have to cut off the head and then just send the handle. That's ridiculous. I understand you need proof of a damaged part…

I got this 3 pound hammer to use with my Kindling Cracker because it was recommended by others. Yes, this works well if you are splitting smaller logs for kindling and need to place the cracker on a raised platform like a log. This setup is better for your back. However, I think I'll order a 4lb hammer with a slightly longer handle as many of my logs are heavier and I use it on the ground sometimes. It will still be a good tool for driving stakes into the ground and storing in the garage. In my

Hammer for the gods! We all know that Fiskars replaced the old term 'uru ore' with today's modern term 'forged steel'. What they don't tell you is that this hammer was forged in the heart of a dying star and imbued with magical properties that actually give it enhanced striking accuracy and maximum destructive power. They seem to have made some improvements to the grip, replacing the Uru ore with a new Vibranium model (dubbed the Isocore) that offers excellent cushioning. Sure, they painted it…