Now These Are PROPER Throwing Axes!

[@lukeshannahan2099]

This is a really high quality video Skall - the style and production actually reminds me of a TV feature, and I mean that in the best possible way

[@jeanmartinreozonja4152]

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[@alexandermartinez1318]

Agreed!

[@shadowstorm657]

I agree

[@jonsnor4313]

A very entertaining tv feature.

[@feanenatreides]

Perfect for killing giant bats, but otherwise I'd go for holy water or a cross boomerang.

[@rebirth2526]

Hydro Storm!

[@drrocketman7794]

That axe looks like it would cut really well too...

[@julesLF]

DrRocketman 779 no, IT WILL KEEL

[@AdamCeladin]

Hell Yeah Skall !!!

[@guilherme5094]

I still don't understand how ax throwing has not yet become an Olympic sport.

[@DrakkarCalethiel]

Félix A.G Now after reading your comment, seriously, why isn't it a thing now? Axe throwing needs skill after all!

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

Just to remind you what kind of dross there is in the Olympics - they have curling, golf, equestrian and nonsense like that. It is really a crime axe throwing isn't a thing. Or jousting...

[@tomknapp6194]

It is a crime. And highly unlikely that it will be.

[@abhrajitdhar4628]

@@Quicksilver_Cookie How is equestrian nonsense though?

[@LSteen39]

Until there is One, governing body and rules, it won’t be, with axe throwers split between WATL and IATL, we’ll be stuck as a hobby. With espn footage only on “Ocho” and during rain outs as filler..

[@Epicmonk117]

When I was in the Boy Scouts, someone in my troop managed to stick a tomahawk into the handle of another one that was already imbedded in the target

[@deathbyastonishment7930]

It happens all too often I’m afraid! That’s why tomahawks are superior to axes for throwing in my opinion (easier re-handling)

[@zooombaa]

Robin Wood

[@ClutchPwnageTv]

These collaborations are fantastic ways to diversify your videos. I really enjoyed listening to his methodology for how and why he made the axes the way he did, and watching you throw a couple.

[@demogorgonzola]

Noticed hashtag: #endhimrightly Hmmm... pommel on an axe, interesting idea. :)

[@michaelharder9737]

isn't that just a mace?

[@demogorgonzola]

@@michaelharder9737 Mace is more of a bashing weapon*, while axe has clear edge to cut into flesh. *sometimes with spikes etc. but still more blunt than edgy

[@501Magnum]

@@michaelharder9737 Axe on one end, pommel on the other.

[@michaelharder9737]

@@501Magnum For some reason I read it as 'pommel on a stick' originally, which is just a mace. At least it isn't a pommel on a katana, because the world couldn't... handle... that.

[@jeanmartinreozonja4152]

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[@CazadorSlayer]

The fact those silly underhand throws still stick so well really speaks for the quality of that edge.

[@lilredkar7090]

“The cheeks are quite thick” Out of context 2019

[@blastortoise]

Really out of context because you'd have to remove the word "shoulders" from that sentence.

[@El_Chompo]

Very nice craftsmanship. I also love having the 2 levels of available quality. Quick and dirty for 100% functionality with minimal pricetag, and then full on smooth as a mofo for those that want and can afford it too. I know a lot of the time I will have a little project idea in mind then once I start it I keep adding on and making it nicer and have a hard time stopping. It's nice to see someone who knows the perfect time to stop. I've seen this quality in other great craftsman too where they know the exact right balance between quality of finish and time and money invested making the tool overall. Just pretty enough that you wouldn't complain about it, and yet the build quality is still first rate. But with rough and fine finish options you get to have both. Very cool.

[@Derek-kj9mt]

You don't have a video on that underhanded toss, do you? Is there historical use for it, or were you just playing around? Seemed interesting.

[@FatherAlduin]

He was just playing around. Throwing it underhanded gives you much less control and force

[@howHumam]

That's like saying softball pitching (underhand) is not comparable to baseball pitching. Or Zatoichi's sword style is useless because he holds the sword upside down. It has uses, just not as many as more practiced ones

[@Seelenschmiede]

@@howHumam indeed, it is a special occations technique or so to say. Not worthless, only limited.

[@Micras08]

@@howHumam Wouldn't really say that a fair comparison. It's heavily implied (as far as I can see) that he is asking in the context of whether or not it has/had a place on a battlefield (that's after all what Skalla talks a lot about when he talks technique) and limiting yourself there makes a lot less sense than doing it on a sports field fx. I do agree that some of us are far to quick to dismiss things that we see as being "inferior" though, so your point is a good one, I just thought it was a bit heavy-handed in this particular context :)

[@Julian-xr5db]

Derek Soon my brother, soon

[@EleMexican]

Any day Skall uploads and I get to see within seconds Is the best of days.

[@GlidingZephyr]

This made my week, dude. Watching two guys, an expert/participant and a blacksmith talk about throwing axes. And I think that's the first time I ever saw someone throw one with an underhand technique.

[@GreatWightSpark]

I really like these 'feat. the blacksmith' vids. Nice to get different perspectives, especially from the crafter's view. Gives them practical exposure too.

[@wesleywarsmith1113]

Good video, we have Axe throwing at every Rennasance Festival here. But the axes are worn and dull. These seem mighty good

[@camomojo7167]

Interesting and informative as only @Skallagrim can bring us. Benoit clearly loves what he does and it shows in the products he makes.

[@TheMegatuz]

-Became interested about these axes -Checks Benoit's site -Saw the price tag Me: Oof

[@FairlyUnknown]

You pay for quality. These are handmade by one guy who puts his full attention into every single axe head he creates. They are not for everyone.

[@TheMegatuz]

@@FairlyUnknown I know. Unfortunately my budget couldn't afford them. ._.

[@ΔομναΣ]

@@FairlyUnknown between you and me an Axe doesn't require all that expertise in the world to craft. I still remember my uncle blacksmith who make several each week alongside other tools for farmers. This guy just figured he can profit from modern urban nerds

[@tomknapp6194]

You don't have to spend a fortune. A very good axe is the Cold Steel Axe Gang, which comes at 20.25". Most throwers shorted it, but it isn't necessary for having fun. It is frequently on sale on Amazon for $20. The 14" Kobalt at Lowe's is another good throwing axe that is only $18 and has a lifetime warranty. Ace Hardware also has a 14" axe that works very well.

[@1Klooch]

See online retailer of edged weapons, "Medieval Collectibles", "throwing weapons", under 30.00USD. Link. /www.medievalcollectibles.com. Very fun and relaxing hobby.

[@duchi882]

*Still not as good as Throwing Pommels* but I'll take it

[@virgosintellect]

They're Forged of pommel grade steel and beveled rightly.

[@ДушанРадин-ы3ю]

But you will become one day a Yarl...Duchi

[@apm136]

i love that ending people rightly is still a meme

[@ДушанРадин-ы3ю]

@@apm136 well,it's his own fault really..he made it famous.....

[@jeanmartinreozonja4152]

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[@K4RN4GE911]

As someone who has thrown axes and tomahawks as a hobby since he was seven years old, this pleases me greatly.

[@londiniumarmoury7037]

Nice custom wedges, metal and wood, diags too with barbs, pretty thorough.

[@kniter]

Looks really nice, well made metal used as well. Tempted to order one either this month or next.

[@HungLe-km2wo]

Ahh I see you're a Jarl of Nord as well

[@johnfrancisdoe1563]

Hung Le A Jarl is not a heroic character. A Jarl is a deputy king, ruling one of his lands on his authority. For example when Knuth the Great was king of Denmark, Norway and England, he had Jarls ruling each of the countries he wasn't actually in. The English title of Earl is kind of the same word, while the British title of ViceRoy (of India) is the same job.

[@Doomguy-777]

Less talking, MORE RAIDING!

[@HungLe-km2wo]

@@johnfrancisdoe1563 I was referencing to the game Mount and Blade about him being a vassal to the Kingdom of Nords which are base on Scandinavian and Viking related theme.

[@afunnyman]

@quak 300? After the Nords invaded, grain is up to 30 a pack. How do you expect me to maintain my meadery?

[@adamhajnal4758]

Throwing axes are the most badass weapons ever.

[@1Klooch]

Small useful tip (esp for beginners); When throwing address the target head on, shoulder of throwing arm directly in line with the bullseye. If you stick it take a half step to the right, or left, throw again. This will help you miss the handle of the "stuck" axe. Or, as I do, pull your bull's before throwing again. Your handles will thank you.

[@ronuku6802]

05:03 that's fine sharp axe blade right there! awesome

[@ebonslayer3321]

Those underhanded throws show just how well these are made. The throw was very weak and they still managed to stick amazingly well.

[@TheWoodsman661]

Just get Gimli out there if you want to see the damage a throwing axe can do.

[@virgosintellect]

That still only counts as one.

[@TheWoodsman661]

@@virgosintellect "Legolas, two already!" "I'm on seventeen!" "Ah, I'll have no pointy ear out scoring me!"

[@timothyissler3815]

"Very dangerous over short distances!"

[@TheWoodsman661]

@@timothyissler3815 "Certainty of death, small chance of success... what are we waitin for?"

[@JH-lo9ut]

Gimli's axe is the most proposterous piece of shit movie prop ever comitted to film. It makes no sence whatsoever.

[@justrobin8155]

Simple, sturdy, and effective. This is how things should be made.

[@percynjpn4615]

Great craftsmanship.

[@ezrafaulk3076]

This was *really* cool to see Skall, I just wanna point out that you missed an opportunity to *demonstrate* the throwing point you made in part one of your double-axes series; it would've made this video even *cooler* to see a demonstration of the second head affording the axe twice the chance to stick.

[@lukeh2379]

Those are beautifully made.

[@BrianTimmonsTX]

Axe throwing rules. Got a Cold Steel Norse Hawk, just over $30 on Amazon. It’s on the bigger side for a one handed thrower, but I love it.

[@foxsapprentice3335]

Finally some practical weaponry

[@LichlordKazam]

*Laughs in javelin*

[@ragepaint]

If you throw out in the brush it's very easy to misplace or lose an axe, especially if you have a bunch of axes. I prefer polished heads because it makes them much easier to locate. Also bright colored hockey or tennis tape will help for blisters and finding that sucker hiding amongst the brush.

[@Drakeslayer99]

Can you do some content on historical daggers and knives? I am interested in historical daggers and knives and I can't tell quality over crap. I would appreciate it very much and keep doing what you are doing. I enjoy your videos very much and I have learned a lot from you.

[@Tanzenergise]

i've always wanted to get into axe throwing i'll keep these guys in mind, thanks skall.

[@raphaelkunold]

That was a pretty enjoyable video 👍 The collab is also nice, would like to see more of this. Greetings from Baden-würtemberg Germany ✋ Have a good one everybody✌

[@taukappa9039]

Looks awesome!

[@tramrant]

Those shots of hitting the bullseye should be on all of the "satisfying videos" lists.

[@scottmantooth8785]

haven't thrown an axe for ages...don't have a space for it right now but always had fun doing it and got to be fairly accurate

[@lonelysprinklerhead1891]

I always love your throwing videos.

[@masonw641]

It’s good to see that you are throwing at official WATL targets. I throw in leagues myself

[@tomknapp6194]

There is also the IAFT (International Axe Throwing Federation). Many throwers participate in both and it is a friendly rivalry.

[@masonw641]

@@tomknapp6194 IATF is what I started out with. I honestly prefer it, since the game is a bit more simple and easier. 81 is definitely easier than 64! What do you prefer?

[@tomknapp6194]

@@masonw641 Don’t ask loaded questions! Lol Both have their merits. It is generally easier to have a perfect game in the IATF (81) than WATL (64) because of the difference between the clutch/killshots (2.75” vs 1.5”). My feeling is that the 81 is easier by quite a bit. But, there has been a lot of turmoil in WATL because of Mario (the guy running it). I met him and thought he was nice. But, some view him as a dictator that is making WATL difficult and has even permanently suspended some players. I have only officially played WATL so far, but there is an IATF place very close to where I work and I might join that league also. In the long run, they are both fun. The axe throwing community is one of the most helpful and accepting that I have ever seen. Anything else that I can help you with?

[@tomknapp6194]

@@masonw641 Also, I don't know if IATF is "more simple". In WATL, breaking through the line earns the better score. No measures needed.

[@Unownzone]

They look amazing!!!

[@carl-johanhorberg1399]

Is 90 degrees really optimal for a throwing axe? I'm thinking that a more blunt angle between the head and the handle would be better at transferring the momentum at the target

[@CanadianCcat]

aaah, ol' Vancouver Island!

[@sirbricklord8074]

Skall, you shpuld review a TwoSun knife. Theyre a chinese brand but very well made and with great materials for a low cost

[@OhCrxzeh]

Sir Bricklord: I did get one of those not too long ago. Was super suprised by the sharpness. Only downside for me was the unusable pocketclip. I heard they always have them way too tight 🤷🏽‍♂️ still overall happy with it. Would really like to see Skall review some.

[@sirbricklord8074]

@@OhCrxzeh i love them. I have three, my fa orite is one i just got. The TS80 (or 81?), it has a ball in the pocket clio so it flys in and out of the pocket. Absolutely gorgeous milling on it, full titanium with bone inlays. D2 blade of course

[@TheReTurnersFlips]

Friction fit handles like on tomahawks do tend to last long for throwing. The fact the handle isn't fixed actually works like a shock absorber since it is allowed to move on impact

[@TintagelEmrys]

The fancy axe looks like one you would take to a competition, the others would be a practice axe.

[@shlamimk4664]

I used to practice throwing with a cheap hatchet from a bargain store. I found a dead tree and went at it for ages. I found the best way was to walk toward the target casually with the pol resting on my shouoder, then throw mid stride. Not much physical effort required that way. Don't worry about sticking it, just hit the target with enough force to knock a man off his feet. If it fails to stick, practice a follow up attack with a secondary weapon (you wouldn't let the thing leave your hand if it was your only weapon, would you?) Then repeat and repeat and repeat. When I started with this training technique, I was sticking it almost every time. Very satisfying.

[@tomknapp6194]

Resting on your shoulder is a bit too far back........ For most people. There is no single throwing style. As an axe coach, I tell people to have the axe and elbow at 90 degrees. Any more is a whipping motion that is less accurate. Practice makes perfect and patience is everything.

[@qwerty975311]

BALLS!

[@honoriscreed7276]

I've spent the last winter cutting logs with an ax like that. "You can't cut logs with it". Its really hard, really, really hard. But it is doable.

[@jrRabet]

is there a reason you can't make an integral handle for durability? if its for throwing hand shock isn't an issue. or does that make the balance not useable?

[@8names311]

They're actually really cool!

[@tomknapp6194]

You have no idea! lol

[@w415800]

I thought throwing weapons are all about the the balance and the weight distribution, or is it just with throwing knifes? does the end of the axe handle need to be extra heavy?

[@arabian9372]

skal, have you thought about throwing it sideways? and do you think that will be a good technique, also when running?

[@canadious6933]

I don't think that's a good idea. It changes the motion and the force applied to it and wouldn't go very far straight.

[@jort93z]

I don't think that is a good idea. Gravity pulls it down. And since it is not a disc, but unregular, it would probably start to tumble due to air resistance. But go ahead and try, you probably have an axe.

[@AngDavies]

That's very limiting, you'll want the blade to be parallel to the grain, you couldn't throw it sideways into a tree for instance, it would probably bounce off, grain goes up and down

[@jort93z]

@@AngDavies Well, I don't think it would even fly straight to that point. The blade is heavier than the handle(obviously) and gravity is pointing down, so it should tumble.

[@outandabout259]

Could you consider throwing stuff with adam celadin? He could teach everyone a lot and I am sure you 2 would have lots of fun!

[@doos6172]

First five seconds and already I'm satisfied. Only on Skallagrim's channel.

[@tomknapp6194]

WATL (World Axe Throwing League) now has different specs. The maximum blade length is now 4", not 4.25" when this video was made. A funny story about that is that they marketed a 4.25" axe and then a few months later, their own official axe was now illegal. And your bullseye looks just a bit small. It should be 3.5" It might be, but to me, it seems small. But, that also makes better practice.

[@FISHHAZARD]

I live on Vancouver island. im gunna go get one!

[@GaborSzitas22]

this looks cool, keep it up skall

[@stareman2319]

Skallagrim needs to do ballistic gelatin testing on throwing weapons

[@lukediehl1210]

Unpaid product plug here. If anyone in the US is looking to get into axe throwing, I found the PERFECT starter axe. It's the Olympia Tools camping axe with hammer. I found it on sale at Tractor Supply. Everything about it is perfect for a beginner; weight, balance, edge geometry, and most importantly, price. I was worried that the hammer poll would make it throw weird, but it actually just lends a little extra weight to a pretty thin blade, so it sticks really easily. I want to stress that this is NOT a competition axe. I don't even think it's WATL legal, but it's great for some cheap fun.

[@tomknapp6194]

Lowe's has the 14" Kobalt in the garden section and Ace Hardware has a very good throwing axe also. Both are less than $18.

[@braeden9015]

Skall if you do manage to hang onto one of these it might be worth trying them out on dummies to see if it would make a decent ranged weapon

[@JayM409]

They are about 15 minutes from where I live. I drive nearby almost every week.

[@andresperez8658]

Would like to see more videos with this guy

[@navigatorofnone]

It is a very well made axe for sure 👍👍👍

[@RainMakeR_Workshop]

Not keen on the tribal on the "fancier version". I'd rather Celtic or Nordic patterns.

[@Seelenschmiede]

I'm pretty sure you could order it customised.

[@Micras08]

Agreed, but I honestly think that the only reason tribal patterns has a negative connotation tied to them is because of the overuse in things like tattoos fx. While there's no accounting for taste, I think that bashing on tribal patterns is something people do to much because of this reason :)

[@magispitt]

Do you know how long it takes for one of these axes to be made?

[@sushanalone]

Wonder if it could match the Katana's cutting power and be able to cut a Tank in 2!

[@ThanhNguyen-ns5fd]

I have a question, when you start learning sword fighting, what did you learn first,techniques or movement

[@admiralMcmufin]

way to keep the content fresh as fuck skall.

[@byotip]

Stupid question about RPG character design, lot of them got only some pieces of armor like the shoulder or the left breast. It comes to me that maybe a newbie adventurer couldn't afford a full armor set and won't save much money as he want to increase his chance of survive each quest. Maybe he would gatherer his armor piece by piece, trying to get the best deals out of cost and protection each time he got some money left. Then what should he go after? My guess would be to grab a helmet first then padded clothes. Get some piece of armor to cover his legs, the left one first if he's right-handed. But articulated protection might be the most expansive parts right ? So maybe a breastplate would be a better deal ? What would be used to protect your legs outside of plates tho ? Were there padded or chain pants back then ? Question is, if your were a young warrior looking to stuff yourself what piece of protection would you buy quest after quest ?

[@nahuelmunoz2431]

bro i will like a video about one handed spear with shield or something is it better than sword a spear with one hand ?

[@KühlesBierStattTotesTier]

I looked at the shop and have to admit that the automatic german translation is like realy wierd and doesn't make sense in every sentence. I would recommend using a description like the following if you can change that manually ( this is for the curved handle version) : Diese handgeschmiedete Axt ist für das Werfen, mithilfe des Fachwissens unserer lokalen Wurfaxt Liga, mit weltweiten Spezifikationen für Ligen im Axtwurf konzipiert. Obwohl sie für das Werfen entwurfen wurde, kann diese dennoch ebenso wie ein Campingaxt verwendet werden. Die Axt wurde mit Leinöl geölt. Aus einem massivem Stück 5160 Kohlenstoffstahl geschmiedet und sorgfältig für eine feine Schneide gehärtet. Der traditionelle Scout Hickory Griff ist ideal für Werfer, die einen gebogenen Griff mögen. Es ist eine Lederhülle für Aufbewahrung und Transport im Lieferumfang enthalten. Spezifikationen Gesamtlänge 17" Klingenlänge 4 1/2" Grifflänge 15 1/2" Kopfgewicht 1 Pfund 8 Unzen Gesamtgewicht 2 Pfund 2 Unzen Warnung: Äxte und andere scharfe Gegenstände sind von Natur aus gefährlich und müssen bei der Verwendung angemessen behandelt werden. Stewart Mountain Forge übernimmt keine Verantwortung für Schäden oder Verletzungen, die durch unsachgemäße Handhabung oder Verwendung dieser Äxte verursacht werden.

[@seanbarker9272]

The axe maker seemed like an instantly likable guy

[@SirBoden]

Looks like a good limbing ax. Curious what you think of duct knives. Got one from HomeDepot for gardening, pleasantly impressed.

[@juandemarko8348]

This was badass!

[@SrStakeholder]

What about dual wielding axes?

[@GuitarsRockForever]

Now we need the world champion to test the axe.

[@oncsta45]

I have a question for anyone with the knowledge of sword care. I have recently started collecting weapons and was wondering what kind of oils, wax, or any other product that would be good to use on the blades. Anything would be helpful.

[@LABCHiMP]

Love your work, seriously, I have assignments due and I'm watching your vids instead...🤔 I've scrolled down the list of videos, and I have not seen anything on Celtic weapons and armor from (particularly north western Europe eg; england, scotland and Ireland) through out the known Celtic eras. And perhaps some info on potential fighting style/techniques based on weapon & armor and shield designs, and on where to obtain quality historically accurate Celtic weaponry, shields and armor, that would be great.⚔

[@1911GreaterThanALL]

I wonder if sweeping the handles further backwards would make them stick better as the shaft is less in the way.

[@tomknapp6194]

That is a matter of preference. Some people like the hook handles and others like the straight ones. I prefer the straight ones in competition, but like the hook ones for trick shots when entertaining.

[@Thenarratorofsecrets]

Been wondering where could one procure a good polearm? specifically looking for a ranseur

[@sonicfreak04]

are small bearded axes still good for throwing?

[@ebonslayer3321]

Not really. Bearded axes generally sacrifice a little weight in the head compared to something with a design like the axes shown here. They can work but are not really good for it.

[@tomknapp6194]

In the IATF and WATL, only the metal that contacts the surface counts for a score. With a large beard (which looks really cool) that scoring area disappears rapidly. But, if you are throwing for fun, GO FOR IT!

[@oak1780]

shame he doesn't make any axes or hatchets that are weighty enough for splitting, I really like the design of the ax head, seems like it'd be great for splitting.

[@blackdeath4eternity]

pretty sure he could make one if you wanted it, why not ask?

[@vlad3967]

Skallagrim, during the parts that you explain the axes by yourself i've gotten the audio feed only on my left earpiece. Dont know if it's purposefull but it felt out of place.

[@joku8859]

Skallagrim How can I purchase the curved throwing ax featured in your video ??

[@sebastiansibley7357]

Would these be good for actual woodworking?

[@tomknapp6194]

No. Axe throwing relies on blades that are thin. When chopping wood, a thick blade is needed. Thin blades bend easily, but stick in targets betters.

[@ReignFox]

How's your shoulder after throwing these?

[@tomknapp6194]

As an axe coach, I wonder about soreness the next day. Not so much the arms, but the lower back from picking up missed throws.

[@BlackDeath1973]

out of curiosity what should you go for in a battle axe thin or thick Edge

[@tomknapp6194]

A thin blade will penetrate armor more easily, but a thicker blade is more durable. That's the basic trade off.

[@BlackDeath1973]

@@tomknapp6194 so you need a balance? If i remember right mauling axes are very wide and thick but battle axes are very thin. thin battle axes always seemed odd to me

[@tomknapp6194]

@@BlackDeath1973 Simple physics. I run into that with throwing. The slightly thicker axes are more durable, but the thinner ones tend to bend more. They stick better, but are more fragile.

[@hughbeein1265]

Could you look at, add to, perhaps recommend other videos to: " Hugh Beein (KZbin channel) sword workout" playlist?

[@jlaga3117]

Should do a review on polynesian war clubs

[@CarpeNoctem135]

Do a “camping test” with the throwers and see how it would be as a backpack axe.

[@briansanders8122]

So how would throwing axes actually function for a fantasy adventurer?

[@LibertarianLeninistRants]

now this excites me

[@grsshppr7659]

There is an axe bar across the street from my job. A bar. With throwing axes instead of billiards. Imagine really drunk dart games, except with axes... Lol!

[@sonaanwilde838]

More contact surface, therefore easier to hit

[@tomknapp6194]

What could go wrong, right! lol Actually, I've been teaching people how to throw axes for over 2 years now and there has not be a single incident close to an accident.

[@dutchdevilxl2999]

If i ever find a time machine. Im bringing you with me for protection my guy

[@TheEnabledDisabled]

armor: am I a joke to you?

[@TheEnabledDisabled]

@@7tqpbnvh7tqpbnvh77 Amror the Armor

[@scottmacgregor3444]

I've been meaning to go down to Axe and Grind.

[@tomknapp6194]

I hope you have by now (posted a year ago)..... Axe throwing is a great time.

[@antoniokontos5677]

Sweet love being one of the first 50 viewers