Pickaroons & Log Tools

Moving firewood and heavy logs doesn’t have to be back-breaking work. The right logging tools make it safer, more efficient, and far easier on your body. At Garrett Wade, our pickaroons and logging tools are designed to help you work smarter—whether you're stacking firewood, hauling timber, or clearing land.

The pickaroon is a traditional tool built for leverage and control. With a curved, pointed head that bites into wood, it allows you to lift, roll, or drag cut sections of logs—commonly referred to as rounds—without bending or straining. It's ideal for reducing fatigue when moving firewood from a pile to a stack or from the ground to a carrier.

Need tools to split your firewood once it's in place? Explore our axes and splitting mauls.

Want a better way to transport and store it? Don’t miss our firewood accessories and carriers.

FAQ

A pickaroon is used to move rounds—cut sections of logs—without bending or manually lifting. Its curved point grips the wood, letting you pull, lift, or roll logs with ease and precision.

Yes. Splitting tools are made for cutting; logging tools like pickaroons are built for handling wood—lifting, moving, or positioning logs efficiently and safely before or after they’re split.

A 15" small pickaroon works well for close-range control and smaller rounds. A large log pickaroon (around 30") offers more leverage when moving heavier logs.

Definitely. Pickaroons are great for positioning rounds precisely when building a woodpile. They save time and effort while improving accuracy and control.