Public play
Everyday axes need to feel consistent, inspect easily and stand up to repeated mixed-ability sessions.
Axes
Throwing Axes For Venues And WATL Play
Built To Perform
Axes are both product and experience. The right supply supports session consistency, maintenance, training and league-ready play.
Axe Planning
Plan the axe set like part of the venue system.
Throwing axes are a recurring operational product, not just a one-off purchase. A venue needs axes that suit public sessions, coached play, staff handling, storage, inspection and replacement.
Operating Set
League credibility
WATL-aligned options give venues a clearer route into competition-style play and more confident coaching language.
Set management
Opening stock, replacement rhythm, storage and maintenance should be planned before the first busy weekend.
Discover WATL
The axes behind competitive play.
WATL — the World Axe Throwing League — connects axe throwing through organised leagues, tournaments and recognised playing formats.
For venues, the axe range is part of that progression: from an everyday public session to returning players who want to compare different heads, handles and throw feel. Target Works can help shape the mix around your team and your sessions.
Give returning players another reason to pick up an axe.
Photography / World Axe Throwing League
A familiar WATL profile with a timber handle.
A different head shape. Another feel to explore.
Discover Colour Axes
Coloured Axes turn equipment choice into part of the customer experience.
Coloured Axes are useful when the axe set needs to do more than sit behind the counter. Yellow, red, blue and pink can support lane identity, set recognition, team sessions, social content and the overall energy of the room.
For Target Works, the product sits naturally between commercial axe supply and Champ Throw-style digital play: still practical venue kit, but with a stronger visual role in the experience.
Coloured Axes bring the product story into the lane, not just the stock room.
A recognisable set for lanes, teams and group sessions.
Axes Trade Products
Axes products.
Commercial axe supply for public sessions, WATL-aligned play, venue stock and repeat orders. Browse the products connected to this category, then open the full trade catalogue when you need the wider supply and reorder picture.
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Box of WATL Competition Hawk
Set of 3 tomahawks
A set of three compact WATL throwing hawks with slim steel heads and skeletonised handles. Supplied with a carrier, the set gives venues a distinctive alternative to conventional hatchets for coached sessions and specialist play.
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Axes
Coloured Axes
A commercial throwing axe available with yellow, red, blue or pink heads and a durable synthetic handle. The colour range can support lane identity, set recognition and team sessions.
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Estwing E14A
Forged from a single piece of steel and finished with Estwing's leather grip, the E14A offers a compact, solid-feeling alternative to timber-handled axes. Its one-piece construction removes the separate head-and-handle joint.
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Hickory Handle Axe
Available in boxes of 24
A practical red-headed axe with a traditional hickory handle, displayed as an individual product and available for venue supply in boxes of 24.
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WATL Competition Hatchet
Designed specifically for axe throwing, this WATL model pairs a slim white head with a straight hickory handle for a forgiving, easy-to-learn release. A strong all-round choice for public sessions, coaching and venues building WATL-aligned stock.
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WATL Killshot
A WATL throwing axe with a white head, curved cutting edge and blue synthetic handle. Its distinctive profile gives league customers and returning throwers another feel to compare against straight-handled timber models.
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WATL Spitfire
A WATL throwing axe with a broad steel head and durable blue synthetic handle. Its flatter face and distinctive balance make it a clear alternative for throwers comparing different blade profiles.
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WATL The Bad Axe 2nd Gen
Built around a thin, competition-focused head and straight hickory handle, The Bad Axe 2nd Gen is designed for clean target entry and a repeatable release. The serpent engraving and WATL label give it a distinctive premium finish.
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WATL The Bad Axe 2nd Gen (Box of 20)
The Bad Axe 2nd Gen supplied as a 20-axe venue pack. Its thin competition-focused head, straight hickory handle and recognisable WATL finish make this format suited to larger fleet orders and planned stock replacement.
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WATL The Butcher
The Butcher combines a broad asymmetric blade with a thin profile and straight hickory handle. The larger face gives experienced throwers generous target coverage while retaining the balance needed for accurate repeat throws.
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Imagery to follow
Axes
Prandi Axes
The Prandi range will be added here as individual models once the confirmed product list and approved imagery are supplied.
Complete three-hawk set / primary view
Axes
Box of WATL Competition Hawk
Set of 3 tomahawks
A set of three compact WATL throwing hawks with slim steel heads and skeletonised handles. Supplied with a carrier, the set gives venues a distinctive alternative to conventional hatchets for coached sessions and specialist play.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Yellow / colour view
Axes
Coloured Axes
A commercial throwing axe available with yellow, red, blue or pink heads and a durable synthetic handle. The colour range can support lane identity, set recognition and team sessions.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Colour
- Yellow, Red, Blue, Pink
- Tags
- Yellow, Red, Blue, Pink
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
Estwing E14A
Forged from a single piece of steel and finished with Estwing's leather grip, the E14A offers a compact, solid-feeling alternative to timber-handled axes. Its one-piece construction removes the separate head-and-handle joint.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Estwing
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
Hickory Handle Axe
Available in boxes of 24
A practical red-headed axe with a traditional hickory handle, displayed as an individual product and available for venue supply in boxes of 24.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Hickory Handle, Venue Supply
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL Competition Hatchet
Designed specifically for axe throwing, this WATL model pairs a slim white head with a straight hickory handle for a forgiving, easy-to-learn release. A strong all-round choice for public sessions, coaching and venues building WATL-aligned stock.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL Killshot
A WATL throwing axe with a white head, curved cutting edge and blue synthetic handle. Its distinctive profile gives league customers and returning throwers another feel to compare against straight-handled timber models.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL Spitfire
A WATL throwing axe with a broad steel head and durable blue synthetic handle. Its flatter face and distinctive balance make it a clear alternative for throwers comparing different blade profiles.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- WATL, Axes, Axe
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL The Bad Axe 2nd Gen
Built around a thin, competition-focused head and straight hickory handle, The Bad Axe 2nd Gen is designed for clean target entry and a repeatable release. The serpent engraving and WATL label give it a distinctive premium finish.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL The Bad Axe 2nd Gen (Box of 20)
The Bad Axe 2nd Gen supplied as a 20-axe venue pack. Its thin competition-focused head, straight hickory handle and recognisable WATL finish make this format suited to larger fleet orders and planned stock replacement.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Uncovered axe / primary view
Axes
WATL The Butcher
The Butcher combines a broad asymmetric blade with a thin profile and straight hickory handle. The larger face gives experienced throwers generous target coverage while retaining the balance needed for accurate repeat throws.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Tags
- Axe, Axes, WATL
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Product imagery to follow
Axes
Prandi Axes
The Prandi range will be added here as individual models once the confirmed product list and approved imagery are supplied.
Product Snapshot
- Trade category
- Axes
- Status
- Awaiting client update
- Client input needed
- Confirmed Prandi models and approved product imagery
- Tags
- Range Details To Follow
- Product data
- Confirm on enquiry
Before Quote
- Venue use case
- Preferred model or league format
- Quantity and reorder rhythm
Choosing The Right Axe For The Perfect Throw
How axe weight, balance, handle and intended use affect the choice of throwing axes for individuals and venues.
Read guideHow To Maintain Your Throwing Axe
Inspection, cleaning, storage and replacement considerations for throwing axes used at home or in a busy venue.
Read guide
How To Throw An Axe
A practical introduction to grip, stance, release and adjustment, always secondary to the instruction given by the venue team.
Read guide
How Hard Is Axe Throwing?
What first-time throwers can expect, why technique matters more than strength and how a well-run venue helps people progress.
Read guideKeep The Venue Running
The support work starts after opening.
Targets wear, equipment needs inspection and physical or digital systems benefit from a clear support route. Target Works keeps those conversations connected.
Discuss MaintenanceReplacement boards and targets
Plan wear, inspection and reorder timing before tired boards become a customer-facing issue.
Axe condition and supply
Keep session quality consistent with the right mix of venue axes, inspection routines and replacement planning.
Digital and lane support
Treat calibration, target condition, lane presentation and upgrade needs as part of the same operating routine.
Axes FAQ
Axe supply questions venues ask before ordering.
Do you sell axes for commercial venues?
Yes. Target Works supports venue supply and trade enquiries for everyday throwing axes, WATL-aligned axes, Coloured Axe options and replacement stock.
Which throwing axe should a new venue start with?
Start with the venue model: public sessions, coached groups, league nights, staff confidence, storage and replacement rhythm. The right choice is usually a set strategy, not a single axe picked in isolation.
What is the difference between venue axes and WATL axes?
Venue axes are usually chosen for repeat public use, staff handling and consistency. WATL-aligned axes are more relevant when the venue wants competition credibility, league nights or players who care about recognised formats.
Can Target Works help us build a mixed axe set?
Yes. Many venues benefit from a mix of everyday session axes, competition-style options, training or budget axes and replacement handles or maintenance stock.
What are Coloured Axes best suited to?
Yellow, red, blue and pink axe options are useful when a venue wants a more distinctive visual set, easier set identification or a stronger product story around the axe range. Final finishes and options should be confirmed at enquiry stage.
How many axes should a venue hold in stock?
That depends on lane count, session volume, group size, coaching model and how quickly damaged or tired axes need to be removed from service. Target Works can help plan an opening set and a repeat-order buffer.
Do axe weights matter for public sessions?
Yes, but weight is only one factor. Handle feel, head shape, user confidence, staff explanation, inspection routine and consistency across the set all affect the customer experience.
Can axes be used for league nights and general sessions?
Often, yes, but it is worth separating everyday customer use from league or competition play if players expect a more specific axe feel or recognised WATL-style option.
What maintenance should venues plan for?
Venues should plan regular inspection, sharpening where appropriate, handle checks, damaged-item removal, safe storage and a simple replacement route before axes become a session-quality issue.
Can we order replacement handles, spares or recurring axe stock?
Yes. The trade catalogue includes axe-related supply and replacement products, and Target Works can discuss one-off or recurring order needs.
