Lanyards & Grip Wraps on Axes and Knives: A Modern Myth That Ruins Your Tool (and Your Health)
Article on my website: https://ulvgart.com/axe-lanyards-grip... Axe lanyards and paracord wraps are everywhere on social media. They look "tactical", they look "bushcrafty" – but in reality, they are a modern myth that ruins your tool's ergonomics and, worse, invites serious injury. In this video, I share my personal view on this. An old master craftsman once taught me a golden rule of the trade: "Grip the haft, or leave the craft." Real tools are designed to be held with a full fist. Relying on a string to keep a swinging blade in your hand is fighting against physics. We look back in history at traditional tools like the flail to understand why swinging tools were designed the way they were – and why modern axe lanyards turn a sharp blade into a dangerous boomerang pointing straight at your own arm. If you want blisters on your hands and a ticket to the ER, keep wrapping your axes. If you want to know how real hand tools actually work, let's look at the facts. Homepage: https://ulvgart.com/ #bushcraft #axehacks #woodworking #safetyfirst #handtools #outdoors

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