WATL Jack of Clubs Throwing Axe

The thin profile is designed to penetrate the wood target more easily than a standard hardware store hatchet. This reduces the amount of force required to get a stick, making it ideal for throwers who prioritize precision over raw power.

The square handle is primarily chosen for better orientation, as it provides tactile feedback that helps you feel exactly how the axe is positioned in your hand. The round handle is a more traditional choice that some throwers find more comfortable for a natural, fluid release.

No, the Jack of Clubs arrives ready to throw right out of the box. It is specifically engineered for the sport of axe throwing, so the edge is optimized for sticking targets immediately.

Yes, the 17-inch handle is a standard length that works well for most throwers, including beginners. It offers a balance of leverage and control that makes it easier to develop a consistent rotation.

1045 carbon steel is a robust material chosen specifically to withstand the repeated, high-impact stress of axe throwing. While no steel is indestructible, this head is built to handle the rigors of regular practice and competition without chipping or cracking prematurely.

Yes, a sheath is included with the axe. It is essential for protecting the blade edge during storage and transport, and for keeping you safe when the axe is not in use.