Cold Creek Loggers Felling Wedges — 5.5-inch (2-Pack) and 8-inch (2-Pack) for Safer Tree Cutting | Made in USA

Overview

Cold Creek Loggers felling wedges are crafted to help you guide a tree as it begins to fall. Made in the USA from high‑impact ABS plastic, these spiked wedges feature angled dogs that face the stump. As you start the felling cut, the wedges lift the base toward the opposite direction, creating a controlled pivot that can improve the fall direction and keep your crew in a clearer, safer zone. Designed for medium and large trees, the wedges insert before the initial cut to influence the fall path without requiring brute force.

Designed for safety and reliability

The wedges are built to stay stable under heavy loads and in tough weather. The spikes grip the wood to resist slipping, while the serrated edges help anchor the wedge in place. By guiding the tree’s weight away from your saw, they can help maintain a safer working zone for you and your team, reducing the need for abrupt adjustments mid‑cut.

Key benefits

• MADE IN USA: strong, impact‑resistant ABS plastic designed for professional use.
• Direction control: wedges guide the trunk to fall away from the cut line.
• Grip and security: serrations bite into the wood to hold the wedge in place.
• Safety-first: reduces chain saw pinching by providing a controlled path for the fall.
• Size versatility: available in 5.5-inch and 8-inch options to fit different trees.
• Weather‑ready: durable in extreme temperatures and challenging job sites.

What to know before you use

• Place wedges before starting the felling cut to set the intended fall direction.
• Insert the wedge deep enough to create space for a safe retreat path.
• Grip wedges firmly using the serrated edge to prevent movement during the cut.
• Inspect wedges for wear or cracks and replace them when needed to maintain performance.

Whether you’re working solo or with a crew, Cold Creek Loggers felling wedges offer a practical tool for directing falls, reducing stress on the cut, and enabling more predictable wood removal. Consider them as a useful assist on your next job, rather than a guaranteed outcome, and always follow your local safety practices and equipment guidelines.