This product is horrible
"I bought trying to get into throwing knives and hatchets thinking it was a good price. Unfortunately I got one throw out it...It hit correctly, didn't stick in the target and the handle broke free. Very disappointed."
Overall rating: 1.5714285 / 5 from 7 reviews.
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"I bought trying to get into throwing knives and hatchets thinking it was a good price. Unfortunately I got one throw out it...It hit correctly, didn't stick in the target and the handle broke free. Very disappointed."
"I bought 2 of these items and the heads came off on both of them after a couple of throws. I'm kinda disappointed. Next time I'll get a Cold Steel tomahawk. They have better quality."
"The reason everybody handles keep getting all messed up is simple. A true throwing hawk has a mildly tapered handle that get smaller farther away from the head. That way instead of cracking, splitting, breaking, etc. The head just pops off and simply has to be slid back on and tapped in place."
"The handles are mounted by a threaded cap that is crimped onto the wooden shaft. This system won't last long if the axes are used. Replacement with a threaded aluminum handle (painted) solved this problem and allowed balance adjustments."
"This is one step up from a plastic toy.. Thin cheap metal on a short light handle(that will not stay on.. with it's strange half in head design) Sorry I bought it."
"Poor head attachment. I purchased three at once and to-date I have bored two of the handle sockets straight through and use doweling for handles. The heads are light but will work satisfactorily. Makes a good hunting hatchet for trimming brush from firing lanes."
"As an axe throwing instructor I suggest unscrewing the handles and replacing them with 1/2" pvc pipe nipples (12")and keep the original handles for displays."