The Spitfire: World Axe Throwing League Premium Competition Throwing Axe with Durable Throwing Hatchet Molded Fibreglass Handle

And the bottom part of the blade tears up the boards on removal

I'm a backyard Axe throwing enthusiasts. I've accumulated several different axes trying to find the best one for me.So far this Spitfire is just great. It's relatively light and comfortable to throw. I'm very pleased. The craftsmanship could have been better.

These hold up much better than the wooden handled axes, though they do eventually crack with use. We use these in our axe throwing business.

All bad came out of the box with a bend at the top and sharp as a spoon waiting for a refund.

So the ax is not shap, I've gotten axes sharper from goodwill. It has multiple blemishes on a so called "new" ax chips missing and a lovely grinder bite on one of the faces of it. It kind of reminds me of a 4:30 on a Friday job. I know it's used for throwing but if it's going to get marked up I'd like to be the doing all the damage.

I'm not into axe throwing, but purchased this for my uncle who is. I wanted to get him a little nicer axe as a gift for the home axe board he built. Upon opening this axe, I wasn't impressed with the craftsmanship of the steel, fiberglass, and/or the adhesion/connection between the two materials. As mentioned, I don't throw axes, but have purchased many hand tools, including Eastwing, Fiskars, Gerber, SOG, etc. axes and hatchets and for less than the $55 of this throwing axe, many of them appeared far superior in quality. This looked like a Chinese knock off axe with WATL laser engraved on the side.

I bought this for a backup axe after my buddy broke his, and also something to let friends and family use when they come throwing with me. WAS NOT SHARP!! Despite the description is was COMPLETELY DULL.

I’ve ordered and on several throwing axes and this is the most beautiful workmanship I’ve seen of one has I’ll post with pictures crooked miss shaped