STIHL TIMBERSPORTS® Individual World Championship 2022 (English commentary)

The Individual World Championship is finally upon us! 🚀
Following qualification earlier this year, the twelve best woodchoppers worldwide will have the chance to become WORLD CHAMPION! 🥇
We can't wait for an axe-tremely spectacular competition. Get ready to tune in, right here on TH-cam! 🪓💪🏼
7 PM CEST / 10 AM PDT / 1 PM EDT / 3 AM AEST (+1)
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[@edwinawalker1145]

Jason Wynyard isn't Australian. His shirt says New Zealand. C'mon commentators do your research or just open your 👀

[@John.Flower.Productions]

Jason Wynyard is, by far, the most famous lumberjack/timbersports competitor of all-time.
They should be fired/beaten if they do not know where he is from.

[@f.u.reddit.]

What saws in stocksaw are used?

[@STIHLTIMBERSPORTS]

Off the shelf STIHL MS 661 C-M chainsaws

[@kha58]

Australia can field a few more that can win it.

[@STIHLTIMBERSPORTS]

But there are already so many Australians who have won? :D

[@PRN-Life]

Why dont they use heavy duty safety boots instead of those girly sneakers when axing? Someone must have split a foot right?

[@shaunoconnor9993]

Chain mail socks are worn under the shoes. The shoes (mostly Volleys) are used due to the feel and grip. Safety boots are bulky and wouldn't stop an axe scoop from underneath. The chances of hitting your foot on a downward blow are next to zero and if you did you shouldn't hold an axe.