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Question: Is it sharp?
Document: It's pretty small and stealthy! Pretty sharp and has stuck on every throw! Would buy again, maybe I'd get the black one.
The shipping time is just when it said it was and the axe is sharp and is easy to throw.Its a little lighter then i thought and is 11 inches tall but all in all it is great!The box was in great shape and I happy with it.
It's a good axe but I wasn't to happy to realize how full it is. I have butter knives as sharp as it. Luckily I recently bought a metal grinder so I sharpened it with that and now I'm pleased
I bought this as a "party favor" for BBQs, had a great time and no body got hurt. For the price these are perfect for screwing around, they stick really well and are very sharp. I would buy these again.
i love throwing these ... and are The Best for teaching noobs to throw.Nicely weighted and sharp. Great all around value.I prefer the Silver over the Black as they are easier to find if you have to look for them in high grass, but this style is outstanding.
Came sharp. Very Light. Looks very aerodynamic. Will enjoy my buddies face when I give this to him tomorrow for an early christmas present.Sheath is nicely made, great fit, Belt loop hole as well.
The tooth on the back side is dull and flat on its axis. The main blade is sharp but not sharp enough for the Tomahawk to stick well in a wooden target. The Tomahawk is small but effective. It is very light about 2 pounds. The balance is good.
The axe came sharp but quickly dulled after a few days of being thrown.Comfort:  The handle of the axe has 45 degree edge that begins to hurt my hand after throwing it over and over again. The only flaw learned about the sheath is that when the axe is in the sheath there is a point where the axe's point sticks out.
It definitely needs something on the handle so I wrapped some thin cord around it and now it's a handy little hatchet. I use it for chopping vines and especially poison ivy, plenty sharp enough and tough, the stainless steel was a good choice.
Went camping with this the other day. Handles well, throws well and is very sharp. Well balanced, fantastic throwing ax. The sheath for it... well, I can say it protects the blade, but it's not very practical. The sheath is really the only con I can come up with. Will be buying another one soon.
Answer: yes