Tomahawk Targets Axe and Knife Throwing Tripod Target

Spruce and pine are softwoods that naturally expand when wet. By spraying the target with water, you cause the wood fibers to swell, which helps close up the holes created by axe and knife impacts, keeping the surface solid for longer.

Yes, the tripod is designed specifically for this purpose. However, like any freestanding target, it performs best on level ground. If you are throwing particularly heavy axes, we recommend ensuring the legs are fully extended and positioned on firm, flat turf.

While the wood is durable, it is still natural lumber. Leaving it exposed to constant rain will eventually cause the wood to rot or warp. We recommend storing the target in a shed or garage when not in use to maximize its lifespan.

The target is designed to be modular. When the center area becomes too damaged to hold an axe, you can purchase replacement boards from the manufacturer rather than replacing the entire tripod stand.

Yes, the spruce and pine construction is soft enough to allow both knives and axes to bite into the wood easily. The 2-inch thickness provides enough depth to catch the blade without it passing through the back.