keith l.
Best axe ever! My wife loves it, it’s weighted perfect for her.
kirt s.
this was a well balanced easy throwing, made me look and throw like a pro, my favorite! thank you and it was a very welcoming experience thank you guys for having me and my family!!
Troy G.
Great axe!!! Started sticking on the second throw and I haven’t looked back. I bought one for my wife as well and it is the perfect axe for her as well (two handed throw).
Norma D.
We started throwing axes when my son came to visit this fall. It was love at first throw .Texas Axe Company in Spring Texas is a great place they gave us a lesson then we were hooked. Purchased our first Axe from them its a winner.
Doug W.
The ace of spades is a work of art. It throws True i can not say enough how much I love this axe! It is a game changer!
Jeremiah J.
Great axe! Used it winter season for my standard axe. Then used it as my doubles axe for fall season leading my team to regional champs!
Tony P.
Just loved my ACE axe. Nice weight and size.
Shawn
This changed the way I throw, as well as helped me win my league. This allowed me to become more consistent, and never had a drop. It is definitely the lightest of the WATL axes.
MARVIN A.
The Ace Of Spades is a super hatchet . Nice and slim , making it so easy to stick . Less force required because of the slim design. With less force required means more accuracy.
Arthur T.
I've had several friends throw my axe and buy their own.
THOMAS C.
Winter is coming time to move the practice board inside...
Sean W.
Made my clutch shot so much better!
Zachary l.
As far as the axe love it I ordered the bad axe prior to that both of witch came with a thing saying I could pick something for free for purchasing the axes .... However those never came.
Glenn G.
I always made of my friends when we went bowling and they insisted on bringing their own ball. I get it now. This axe is well-made and perfectly weighted, and has magic bullseye-finding powers.
Matthew T.
I was like a kid on Christmas again when i opened up my package to see my new axe. It came with a sheath with a belt loop so it can be a holster. It was so shiny and new and when you tested its sharpness the blade ACTUALLY sings. Best purchase ever.
Emily A.
I have been throwing axes for 2 years now, and during that time, I've collected about 8 different axes, trying to find "the one" and I believe I've come across it with my ace of spades. Mine was purchased earlier this year in 2020 after a tournament in a nearby state. I saw that nearly everyone at that venue was throwing it and swearing by it, so I was curious. I would consider myself a very average thrower at the time, and it did take me a little getting used to getting the correct motion, release and what not. Embarrassingly, I have dropped this axe multiple times on a consistent basis. It keeps taking its hits and still staying solid. I've never had any issue with the edge, and it throws and lands true. In recent months, I've grown dramatically better with this as my main thrower. As someone who lands his throws tip-in typically, the curve of the blade certainly helps me in the scoring area, especially when I'm throwing somewhat high. There's a couple of things of note, one that it initially comes with a clear coating, but it rubs off after throwing it against the target. The blade is then exposed and it has rusted up fairly easily when exposed to water. I've sanded it down with some wet fine grit paper using wd-40, then coated with motor oil and I haven't had issues with rusting since. This part is definitely based on personal preference, but I did put grip tape at the handle (pickleball grip to be exact) that keeps my hand and handle dry and prevents slipping or sticking too long based on sweaty palms. Some people prefer bare wood but if you want more grip, I do suggest sanding the handle lightly. Compared to some of the other WATL axes- Bad axe and the Butcher, I think I enjoy this one the best. Again, this is more personal preference. If you can land the axe square to the target, definitely go with the corporal or the butcher. If you're a tip-in thrower like me, then bad axe or Ace of Spades might be your best bet. Keep in mind the weight could affect your rotation, so IF there's an option for you to try throwing all of the axes before you commit, you definitely should. Overall, I'm incredibly happy with my Ace of Spades. It has been a pleasant surprise.
