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Chopping wood for your yard or next campfire? You’ve probably seen the Fiskars X7 and X11 and asked yourself: Which one is better for me? I’ve used both for splitting logs in my garden, and while they look alike, they feel very different. After testing them on damp hardwood and dry kindling, I figured out … Read more

Trying to choose between the Fiskars X25 and X27? You’re not alone. Both are great axes, but they work best for different jobs. This guide breaks down the key differences so you can pick the one that fits your size, woodpile, and routine. I’ve used both for garden cleanup, firewood, and cabin chores through two … Read more

Choosing between the WORX 163 and 170? It all comes down to one key question: Do you want something light and simple, or do you need more control and better edging? I’ve used both models for months around my mid-sized yard—trimming fence lines, cleaning up garden beds, and edging sidewalks. This wasn’t just an unboxing. … Read more

Living just outside Coeur d’Alene, Idaho—where tall pine and fir trees grow fast and thick—means a chainsaw isn’t a luxury, it’s a must. After a few winter storms dropped trees across my driveway and fence, I knew I needed a serious saw. One that could clear wood fast without calling in help. That’s when I … Read more

If you’re stuck choosing between the Stihl 462 and the 500i, you’re not alone. I’ve been there too—standing in the shop, not sure which saw to buy. The 462 is lighter. It’s easier on your arms.The 500i is stronger. It cuts faster, especially in thick hardwood. I’ve used both saws. I’ve worked storm cleanups and … Read more

If you’re stuck between the STIHL 391 and the 362, here’s the truth: the 362 is lighter and smoother. It’s better if you cut all day. The 391 gives more raw power for less money. I’ve used both saws. I cleared storm damage in Georgia. I cut firewood in snowy Michigan. The 391 feels strong … Read more

Trying to choose between the STIHL 261 and 271? Here’s the short answer: the MS 261 is lighter, stronger, and made for full days in the woods. The MS 271 is heavier but simpler—and great for yard jobs or firewood. I’ve used both for years. I’ve cut oak up north and cleared trees down south … Read more

I live just outside Napa Valley, California—where vineyards go on for miles. I spend a lot of time in the garden. Most days, I’m trimming soft stems, picking herbs, or cleaning up flower beds. About a year ago, I started looking for a new pair of snips. I wanted something light, sharp, and easy on … Read more

If you’re stuck choosing between the STIHL MS250 and MS251, here’s the quick answer: The MS250 is simpler and easier to fix. The MS251 runs smoother, uses less gas, and feels better to hold. I’ve owned both. I’ve used them in cold Michigan winters and hot Southern yard work. The MS250 always worked great for … Read more

Living just outside Asheville, North Carolina, means dealing with fast-growing brush and stubborn vines almost all year. I used to switch between heavy loppers and dull blades every weekend. It got old—fast. So, I started looking for something better. Something that could really keep up with my yard work. That’s when I found the Fiskars … Read more