WOOX NOW SHIPPING NEW THUNDERBIRD THROWING AXES
WOOX, producer of exceptional accessories for the outdoorsman made in the U.S.A. and Italy, is excited to announce availability of the new Thunderbird throwing axe.
Dedicated to the sport of axe throwing, the Thunderbird features a lightweight head of Italian high carbon steel for accuracy and precision coupled with an Appalachian hickory handle designed for a smooth release. The Thunderbird is available in four brilliant colors - Orange, Purple, Blue and Black - for exciting team play or head-to-head competition. Retailers and axe throwing venues will appreciate the WOOX Thunderbird 8-pack with two units of each color.
“The Thunderbird meets the requirements of the International Axe Throwing Federation (IATF) so league and individual competitors can be confident as they step up to the line”, said Danilo Minelli, CEO of WOOX. “As good of a thrower the Thunderbird is, it’s also a great looking axe for camp work.”
The Thunderbird follows the company’s wildly popular Volante, a compact axe for bushwork and camping which gained favor among axe throwers for its balance, unique design, and performance.
“Axe throwing is a socially good time and we’re excited to see the WOOX Thunderbird in the thick of it”, said Chip Hunnicutt, VP Marketing of WOOX. “The bright colors attract throwers of all types while the handle design makes it easy for newcomers to be successful and at the same time, experienced throwers appreciate the precision it enables.”
The Thunderbird is available now for $79.00 MSRP. Accessories include a sheath and whetstone puck for maintaining a sharp edge. Learn more about WOOX and shop for your favorite Thunderbird color or pick up a full set today.
Dedicated to the sport of axe throwing, the Thunderbird features a lightweight head of Italian high carbon steel for accuracy and precision coupled with an Appalachian hickory handle designed for a smooth release. The Thunderbird is available in four brilliant colors - Orange, Purple, Blue and Black - for exciting team play or head-to-head competition. Retailers and axe throwing venues will appreciate the WOOX Thunderbird 8-pack with two units of each color.
“The Thunderbird meets the requirements of the International Axe Throwing Federation (IATF) so league and individual competitors can be confident as they step up to the line”, said Danilo Minelli, CEO of WOOX. “As good of a thrower the Thunderbird is, it’s also a great looking axe for camp work.”
The Thunderbird follows the company’s wildly popular Volante, a compact axe for bushwork and camping which gained favor among axe throwers for its balance, unique design, and performance.
“Axe throwing is a socially good time and we’re excited to see the WOOX Thunderbird in the thick of it”, said Chip Hunnicutt, VP Marketing of WOOX. “The bright colors attract throwers of all types while the handle design makes it easy for newcomers to be successful and at the same time, experienced throwers appreciate the precision it enables.”
The Thunderbird is available now for $79.00 MSRP. Accessories include a sheath and whetstone puck for maintaining a sharp edge. Learn more about WOOX and shop for your favorite Thunderbird color or pick up a full set today.
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