WICING Throwing Axe - 3 Pack, 15-inch Camping Hatchet, Carbon Steel Splitting Axe, Fiberglass Handle, with Anti-Slip & Shock Reduction Grip for Axe Throwing, Kindling, Chopping, and Wood Splitting

My husband built a target and our family has had fun throwing since.

Arrived well packaged and razor sharp. Perfect for axe throwing!

They never land blade fist. I know that it has to be the hatchets fault.

Good quality and had fun throwing them at wooden target. Good weight, not to heavy and definitely not to lite.

I used these axes to throw at a soft pine target. They were used only twice since Christmas and two of them broke completely. Evidently, a very poor quality epoxy was used to glue the head onto the handle. There was cracking and splitting almost immediately, which equated to about 20 throws. Once the cracking started the handles broke free from the heads. Not safe. I bought the cheap Harbor Freight versions and they have had no issues. It looks like it's too late to return the three I bought, which is unfortunate at $50. They felt great and they looked promising. Oh well.

I threw them and they didn't break. My aim is dog doo and they've held up until now (i hit it sometimes)

Just what I was hoping for!😎🏴‍☠️🎯

The money it cost alone is great. The product is very nice. I'm a fan.

Seems to be substantially built, future use will tell but initial use shows this to be a very effective kittle chopping axe. needed a bit of sharpening but that is mot a big deal. very satisfied. ps i did not buy this as a throwing axe but rather for splitting kindling from firewood logs and for light chopping tasks where a larger felling or limbing axe would not be needed. so far its a great performer at these tasks.

Je croit quelle va etre solide mais pour du petit bois en foret n'est pas fais pour le travail sur les buches trop legerte pour fendre mais permet de vouper des petit arbre en camping

The handle last 2 trips to gather branches. Thank goodness my life didn't depend on it. Did however manage a diy makeover with a new handle, angle grinder, file and sharpener. I now have a viking axe that will never loose the handle.

Found it too bouncy.