Antique Style 20” Throwing Axe | Viking Tomahawk Axe Outdoor Camping Hatchet Survival Axe | High Carbon Steel Blade Axe with Hard Teak Wood Handle & Pure Leather String Covering Sheath

Disclaimer here- I manage an ax-throwing facility and do quite a bit of throwing. In 14 days, I threw this tomahawk 150+ times.I honestly purchased this product because of its cosmetic appearance.I had to change my throwing technique to accommodate the tomahawk. The rotation is pretty slow with this guy, slower than other tomahawks I’ve thrown.Once I found my spot and technique, I fell in love with this tomahawk. I dialed in my accuracy. Mid-league session, I hit a bullseye but lost half of my handle. 🤷🏼‍♀️ The 4-inch blade is excellent for recreational league play. I do have multiple league throwers rock a different version of this tomahawk.Sheath- not the easiest to secure. After a week, the button felt like it was already worn out.The handle- honestly not surprised it busted with the weight of the ax head to choice of wood and length of the handle. Typically a throwing tomahawk or hatchet has a hickory handle.Sum it up, going to ren fest? It’s a fine tomahawk to let hang off your hip. I DO NOT recommend using this as your primary throwing ax. Nice to have in the collection. I’m super bummed mine busted on me.

Right out of the box the head felt loose. Used it twice and the head feel off, poor glue and craftsmanship and I was really excited about this as well!

Pretty good. The leather blade protector didn’t fit properly. By cutting through some stitches I was able to make it work but now the integrity of the protector is compromised and it is only a matter of time before it comes apart. Here’s a suggestion…either ensure it accommodates the blade, or just don’t include it with the axe.