HULTS BRUK | Rodga Forest Axe
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The Hults Bruk Rodga Forest Axe is a hand-forged Swedish axe built for light felling, limbing, firewood processing, and general woodland work.
The Rodga is the kind of axe that naturally becomes a constant companion in the woods. Equally capable of light felling, limbing, firewood processing, and general woodland work, it brings together versatility, balance, and efficiency in a form that feels at home wherever the forest leads. Its 2 lb. head and 26-inch American hickory handle provide the leverage and reach needed for efficient two-handed swings, delivering strong, controlled strikes while remaining easy to carry into camp or along the trail. Built for long days among the trees, the Rodga offers a comfortable and ergonomic working position that helps reduce fatigue without sacrificing performance. The refined Yankee-pattern geometry improves edge durability while helping the blade release cleanly through repeated chopping and limbing, making it exceptionally well suited to the varied tasks that define time spent in the forest. Hand-forged at Hults Bruk from proprietary Swedish steel, the Rodga is hand-sharpened and finished forge-black, carrying forward generations of Swedish axe-making tradition while delivering the versatility modern woodsmen demand.
Key Features
- Hand-forged from proprietary Swedish axe steel at Hults Bruk
- Hand-ground and sharpened cutting edge
- American hickory handle selected for strength, balance, and shock absorption
- Forge-black finish with the traditional Hults Bruk maker’s mark
- Protective leather edge cover included
Specifications
- Manufacturer SKU: 841102
- Total weight: 2.9 lb
- Head weight: 2 lb
- Handle length: 26 in
- Head hardness: approximately 54–56 HRC
- Made in Sweden
Best Uses
Recommended for light felling, limbing, firewood processing, and general woodland work. Choose an axe size and head pattern appropriate for your experience level and intended work.
Swedish Craftsmanship Since 1697
Hults Bruk has forged axes in Sweden for more than three centuries. Each head is open-die forged, hardened, tempered, hand-ground, and fitted to an American hickory handle. Natural wood grain and hand finishing create minor cosmetic variations, making every axe individual without affecting performance.