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product_id: 500407394
title: "Estwing 6 lb Wood Splitting Maul with 36-Inch Hickory Handle - Forged Head Hardened to 50–55 HRC, Heavy-Duty Log Splitter, Model #62443"
brand: "estwing"
price: "฿11512"
currency: THB
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 8
category: "Estwing"
url: https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/500407394-estwing-6-lb-wood-splitting-maul-with-36-inch-hickory
store_origin: TH
region: Thailand
---

# 36" premium hickory handle 6 lb precision-balanced head U.S.A. forged durability Estwing 6 lb Wood Splitting Maul with 36-Inch Hickory Handle - Forged Head Hardened to 50–55 HRC, Heavy-Duty Log Splitter, Model #62443

**Brand:** estwing
**Price:** ฿11512
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🪓 Split like a pro, wield with pride — the Estwing Maul means business!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Estwing 6 lb Wood Splitting Maul with 36-Inch Hickory Handle - Forged Head Hardened to 50–55 HRC, Heavy-Duty Log Splitter, Model #62443 by estwing
- **How much does it cost?** ฿11512 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.th](https://www.desertcart.co.th/products/500407394-estwing-6-lb-wood-splitting-maul-with-36-inch-hickory)

## Best For

- estwing enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted estwing brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Power-Packed 6 lb Head:** Optimized weight for maximum splitting force without fatigue
- • **36-Inch Length for Leverage:** Ideal handle length for tall users craving superior control and reach
- • **Razor-Sharp, Long-Lasting Edge:** Metallurgy tuned to stay sharp through dozens of heavy splits
- • **Premium American Hickory Handle:** Strong, shock-absorbing wood built to last and feel great in hand
- • **Customizable Finish for True Pros:** Ready for your personal touch—strip paint, oil, and upgrade for peak performance

## Overview

The Estwing 6 lb Maul features a robust, precision-forged head paired with a 36" premium American hickory handle, delivering exceptional strength and durability. Engineered for professional-grade wood splitting, it balances power and control, making it a top choice for serious users who value longevity and performance. While it arrives with a protective paint finish, many users enhance it with custom oiling and refinishing to unlock its full potential.

## Description

6lbs Maul with Hickory Wood Handle Manufactured using the strongest & premium Made in U.S.A. hickory Head Weight: 6lbs Overall Length: 36" Excellent Strength & Durability: Built, tested & approved to ESTWING superior quality & specification

Review: Sleeper maul that rivals $200 imports - TLDR : 3/5 stars if i used it out of the box 5/5 stars if you put a little bit of effort into it pros: literally the perfect maul head for this weight, nice blend of "super splitter" style cheeks and icelandic beard nice long handle, tall guys like me are constantly on the lookout for a thick long handle, i know you other tall guys let out a sigh whenever you pick up what appears to be a perfect axe/maul and it has a 31" handle handle is thick and sturdy american hickory, hung with 2x conical wedge the metallurgy is perfect for a maul, not so soft to require re-profiling/sharpening after every use, and not hard enough to chip easily. i would guess its 50ish HRC hooked tip of beard is fantastic to pull/turn even the largest rounds. you will use a hookeroon about 30% less with this maul around perfectly profiled and sharpened , way better than my expectation cons: THE STUPID BLUE PAINT!!!!! i could write a book about how bad of an idea this paint is. its a cheap copout answer to a traditional problem, rust resistance. just quench it with oil and call it a day, this paint is pathetic and cheap, and it makes the rest of the product look like big box store trash. the overstrike guard is pointless, its location will never prevent harm to the handle as its way above the beard, either remove it or replace it with an overstrike guard thats 3" larger the varnish/label glue. another thing i really dont get about modern axe manufacturers. the label glue alone is enough to stop your hand from sliding down as it should, let alone the absurd amount of "dipping" varnish that needed to be removed before i could use it did i mention i hate the paint? its truly aweful the company "estwing" has the worst american based customer service i have dealt with in the tool industry. i hope you never have to contact them with an issue, the first one i received was damaged and not hung properly, the amount of frustration i was put through to get a replacement was unreal fawn's foot should be a little more pronounced "estwing" doesnt actually make this maul, they outsource it to another,much better, but smaller american company. i won't name them here, but i assure you that dealing with them was a dream compared to "estwing" customer service. as you can see in the pictures i put some hours into the maul...stripped all the varnish/glue from the handle, torched the fawns foot to add a little tensile strength (keeps it from splintering easily when handle comes in contact with hard surfaces). multiple applications of boiled linseed oil (once a day for a week,once a week for a month,once a month for a year, once a year from then on) till it had the perfect grip to hold and to slide down when using gloves. i removed the pathetic excuse for an overstrike guard and replaced it with a much larger 550 paracord, and last but not least i used a wire brush attachment on an angle grinder to remove the god aweful blue paint. the brushed look is decent, though now its lacking the rust resistance that it should have had from a proper quenching. my overall opinion is if you want a super well designed maul that requires a little work, you can't beat this, the final product after a little work would be worth 2-4x more than what i paid. if you want a ready to use out of box maul, i would go buy a composite handle instead. i have split massive rounds of red/white/red/swamp/pin oak, twisted grain sugar maple, knotty ash, and most of all the dreaded sweet gum, you can rest assured that it handled everything and stayed sharp through it all.
Review: Great maul for the money - Great maul, splits dry and semi dry red/white oak with ease, I bought a Chinese special before this maul that had such soft alloy that the blade's edge was pitted after 4 logs. This maul kept it's edge after 30 logs, made short work of half a tree so far.

## Features

- 6lbs Maul with Hickory Wood Handle
- Manufactured using the strongest & premium Made in U.S.A. hickory
- Head Weight: 6lbs
- Overall Length: 36"
- Excellent Strength & Durability: Built, tested & approved to ESTWING superior quality

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #9,493 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #7 in Gardening Axes |
| Brand | Estwing |
| Color | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 86 Reviews |
| Handle Material | Hickory Wood |
| Head Type | Splitting Maul |
| Item Weight | 7.52 Pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 36"L x 7.28"W |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Estwing
- **Color:** black
- **Handle Material:** Hickory Wood
- **Head Type:** Splitting Maul
- **Product Dimensions:** 36"L x 7.28"W

## Images

![Estwing 6 lb Wood Splitting Maul with 36-Inch Hickory Handle - Forged Head Hardened to 50–55 HRC, Heavy-Duty Log Splitter, Model #62443 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51EVr7Y8c0L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sleeper maul that rivals $200 imports
*by J***L on February 22, 2025*

TLDR : 3/5 stars if i used it out of the box 5/5 stars if you put a little bit of effort into it pros: literally the perfect maul head for this weight, nice blend of "super splitter" style cheeks and icelandic beard nice long handle, tall guys like me are constantly on the lookout for a thick long handle, i know you other tall guys let out a sigh whenever you pick up what appears to be a perfect axe/maul and it has a 31" handle handle is thick and sturdy american hickory, hung with 2x conical wedge the metallurgy is perfect for a maul, not so soft to require re-profiling/sharpening after every use, and not hard enough to chip easily. i would guess its 50ish HRC hooked tip of beard is fantastic to pull/turn even the largest rounds. you will use a hookeroon about 30% less with this maul around perfectly profiled and sharpened , way better than my expectation cons: THE STUPID BLUE PAINT!!!!! i could write a book about how bad of an idea this paint is. its a cheap copout answer to a traditional problem, rust resistance. just quench it with oil and call it a day, this paint is pathetic and cheap, and it makes the rest of the product look like big box store trash. the overstrike guard is pointless, its location will never prevent harm to the handle as its way above the beard, either remove it or replace it with an overstrike guard thats 3" larger the varnish/label glue. another thing i really dont get about modern axe manufacturers. the label glue alone is enough to stop your hand from sliding down as it should, let alone the absurd amount of "dipping" varnish that needed to be removed before i could use it did i mention i hate the paint? its truly aweful the company "estwing" has the worst american based customer service i have dealt with in the tool industry. i hope you never have to contact them with an issue, the first one i received was damaged and not hung properly, the amount of frustration i was put through to get a replacement was unreal fawn's foot should be a little more pronounced "estwing" doesnt actually make this maul, they outsource it to another,much better, but smaller american company. i won't name them here, but i assure you that dealing with them was a dream compared to "estwing" customer service. as you can see in the pictures i put some hours into the maul...stripped all the varnish/glue from the handle, torched the fawns foot to add a little tensile strength (keeps it from splintering easily when handle comes in contact with hard surfaces). multiple applications of boiled linseed oil (once a day for a week,once a week for a month,once a month for a year, once a year from then on) till it had the perfect grip to hold and to slide down when using gloves. i removed the pathetic excuse for an overstrike guard and replaced it with a much larger 550 paracord, and last but not least i used a wire brush attachment on an angle grinder to remove the god aweful blue paint. the brushed look is decent, though now its lacking the rust resistance that it should have had from a proper quenching. my overall opinion is if you want a super well designed maul that requires a little work, you can't beat this, the final product after a little work would be worth 2-4x more than what i paid. if you want a ready to use out of box maul, i would go buy a composite handle instead. i have split massive rounds of red/white/red/swamp/pin oak, twisted grain sugar maple, knotty ash, and most of all the dreaded sweet gum, you can rest assured that it handled everything and stayed sharp through it all.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great maul for the money
*by T***S on July 25, 2025*

Great maul, splits dry and semi dry red/white oak with ease, I bought a Chinese special before this maul that had such soft alloy that the blade's edge was pitted after 4 logs. This maul kept it's edge after 30 logs, made short work of half a tree so far.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Maul
*by R***G on January 6, 2026*

This is a super comfortable maul and a great value for the money. I don't like the finish that comes on any of these so I strip them and use boiled linseed oil instead. That gives a great grip. It is a good size with adequate length but nothing too crazy because it is a fairly heavy maul. It splits well and I suppose that is what matters most. The only downside is the blue paint comes off and it starts looking pretty rough pretty quick.

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*Last updated: 2026-02-23*