Fiskars28" Hookaroon Saves Your Back - Lift, Drag, & Load Heavy Rounds of Firewood and Split Wood - Sharp and Lightweight Pick Tool for Logs - Pickaroon Logging Tool - Forestry Tools

This is an awesome and must have tool if you need to move large tree rounds or limbs! Had a huge oak tree taken down, the guy cut up some of the logs into large rounds, many of which were lodged between uncut logs. These were 25-30 inches in diameter, 18 inches long, AND wet oak. Guessing they weighed between 150-200 lbs a piece.I moved about 8 of them manually, with a LOT of time, effort and struggle. I am a 5ft female and pretty strong, but these things wore me out manually pushing, pulling, dragging and flipping. To add to the fun, my property is uneven and the clear path to move them was blocked by another set of uncut huge logs. So, some of them I had to push uphill. I could only move 2 a day before I ran out of energy. Good times. My neighbors seemed entertained with my efforts.The remaining 8 cut rounds were lodged so tightly between other huge uncut logs, I couldn’t budge them.I happened on this tool watching U-Tube videos on how to move these things. I really thought this has to be too good to be true. To my very elated surprise, I was able to EASILY dislodge these huge rounds and move them, even over large limbs underneath them. Using this tool, I could easily flip them on the bark side, roll them, flip them back on flat side and position them into an area where I could dice them up. I dislodged and moved all 8 of the remaining huge rounds in about 45 minutes.I also used this tool to easily drag large (8 in diameter) knurled limbs out of the way. Again, my property is uneven so quite a few had to be drug uphill.Hard to believe what this lightweight tool can do! The pick doesn't get stuck either. Its great to have the right tool to do the job. Highly recommend the Fiskars 28" Hookaroon! It also referred to as a Pickaroon, but same thing.

After 50 years of man-handling logs and wood chunks by hand, I saw a video of a fellow using a pickaroon. It seem like it was worth a try. After reading reviews and a bit of research, I decided on the Fiskars. Man, am I glad I did. This thing seems almost weightless and the design is as close to flawless as I can imagine. It's sharp light and just works. No more bending over and lifting, I just stick it in a log or firewood size chunk and drag it into place. If you think a tool like this would be in any way helpful to you, I would suggest you buy one as I don't think you will be disappointed. It's a great tool.

Best tool ever! My back is not what it used to be and this makes moving firewood possible again. I wish I had bought one of these years ago!

Love it! Can't log without it. Don't be fooled by the plastic lightweight feel, this thing is tough and backed by a no BS replacement policy.

This is a great tool for moving logs. It’s a very dangerous tool so be sure when you swing it into the log you have a good connection. I am able to move much heavier wood than I would be able to with just my hands. If I were to purchase again I would buy the longer version.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Light but very sturdy tool. Works really well for easing back strain. I also live an area with a lot of copperheads so this tool really makes it handy to pick up logs and wood debris without putting hands in possible strike zones.

This was a great purchase. It is like a third hand. One needs to be careful as it is very sharp.

Lightweight, sharp, helpful when picking up wood chunks from end grain. Once you use it a few times, you learn how to spike more accurately and how to pull it back out of a wood chunk sooner. I use it to load smaller rounds or pieces of larger rounds into my Gorilla cart to take where I do my final firewood splitting. Saves some time and eases bending over to pick up chunks!