Pros: Construction
Cons: None
Triple Twirlin’ Tomahawk Temptation
I won’t even claim to be a novice tomahawk thrower, but I can tell you these are a lot of fun. I took them out to my son’s B-day party and we had a blast throwing them in the back yard. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Solid one piece construction gets my approval. No crappy plastic handle to replace, ever. These are small ‘hawks. About ½ to ¾ scale to a Fasthawk/Tactical Hawk. These ‘hawks weigh less than KaBar’s KJ Jones 1120 Thunderhorse Thrower, or, Cold Steel’s Jack Dagger/Perfect Balance Throwers (all available @ KnifeCenter.com). These T’hawks seem well balanced, as we were planting them in the target fairly regularly. The paracord wrap was just grippy enough, without dragging or catching on your calluses. Nice nylon sheath for the $. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> If you have the cash I’d pick up two, or three sets of these hawks. With five, or six people throwing (and throwing some knives, too) by the time it got back to your turn, you forgot your former spatial relationship to the target. It would be nice to have the repetition of say, 9 ‘hawks in a row, as it would certainly reduce the learning curve. Anyway, more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Good value, too.
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