Kick Axe Throwing BROOKLYN
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- Brooklyn
- Posted 2 years ago
At Kick Axe’s Brooklyn indoor axe throwing bar, you’ll have a comfortable and fun experience. You can enjoy drinks and the company of friends while you hurl axes into our wooden target boards. Our Axe Pros, always on hand, will provide you with the skills and techniques you need to safely and accurately enjoy the axe-hilarating experience of Brooklyn hatchet throwing. Once you’re properly trained, you’ll take part in competitions and challenges alongside friends and family at our NYC axe throwing bar.
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