Reference: TZM-COLD
Brand: Throwing Zone
Replacement handle for Norse Hawk and other Cold Steel axes.
Reference: RINH-1
Brand: Throwing Zone
Hickory replacement handle for RINALDI base axes
Reference: TZTOM-02
Brand: Throwing Zone
Famous instinctive throwing knife designed by the thrower TomTom.
Reference: TZ-H01
Brand: Throwing Zone
Norse Hawk throwing axe modified and customized by Throwing Zone.
3 Official WCA Naja Coutanque knives for competition. Design by Pascal Boucreux
The Coutanque knife is made to play Coutanque with your friends or in official WCA events. Made by us in a tough steel, this knife is perfect for Coutanque but works like a charm in more conventionals way of throwing.
The knife is 30cm long, 3mm thick and weight about 164g. It is engraved with the WCA logo.
This is a modified version of the Naja by Pascal Boucreux.
This product is handmade in our workshops in Normandy (France) for each order.
This means that depending on the workload of our craftsmen, the time before shipment can vary between 2 days and 3 weeks.
You can contact us if you would like more information about our current deadlines
I won a set from Adam Celidin (prob spelled wrong) YouTube. Was throwing no spin when it hit the target, it had a thud of authority that said my target knew it got hit. Batisto told me they were for coutanque, and from not knowing anything about it, very quickly I'm scoring on the board. I tried with another knife, and it felt wrong. These WCAs are smooth, all I had to do was find the distance, the knife is doing the rest of the work.
Reference: TZ-C12
Brand: Throwing Zone
12 Official WCA Coutanque knives for competition. Design by Pascal Boucreux.
Reference: TZ-CS01
Brand: Throwing Zone
Coutanque starter kit with 6 knives and 1 target.
Reference: TZ-C06
Brand: Throwing Zone
6 Official WCA Coutanque knives for competition. Design by Pascal Boucreux
Reference: TZ-C01
Brand: Throwing Zone
Official Naja WCA Coutanque knife for competition. Designed by Pascal Boucreux.
3 Official WCA Naja Coutanque knives for competition. Design by Pascal Boucreux
