Electronic Scoring Foam Axe Toss, Reactive Target Game with Foam Axes, for All Ages, by MinnARK

I brought this set for the kids to play with at a church summer bbq. They have seen the real thing and all wanted to participate. The setup is easy and the velcro works perfectly. The velcro at the axe tip simulates the action of an axe well while being more forgiving for the little ones. The axes spin quite a lot too if you launch them right. Happy with this set!

Loved this product! Kids had a lot of fun and it is great for adults as well for a party time! Really easy to set up and takes 5 min but hours of entertainment. There is no assembly needed

Very easy to set up very light and the kids love it the adhesive on the axes is very strong so when you throw them they stick to the e mat also the score is very accurate it only take 3 aa batteries so no need to worry about about plugging it to the outlet you can play it anywhere and have fun

The MinnARK Electronic Scoring Foam Axe Toss Game is a blast for both kids and adults! It's portable and easy to set up on a door, wall, or even outdoors, making it perfect for family, gatherings, parties, or everyday fun. The foam axes stick well to the target, and the electronic scoring system works great with a volume level that's easy to hear. With so many ways and places to play, the possibilities are endless. Highly recommended for anyone looking for an entertaining and active game!

Overall it is a fun game that takes some practice to get used to the angle it takes to get the axe to stick, but I suppose that is just like real axe throwing. The foam axes really fly and sometimes bounce off but you still trigger the score. I enjoyed the challenge and my kids had fun throwing the axes. They couldn't quite get the angle down so their axes didn't stick as well. However they found if you throw it hard enough you still get the points so that became their game. It came with two sticky hooks and 2 Velcro pads for set up. I wanted the ability to take it down and move it so I just put it on string and hung it from the door, which worked well. I just didn't want to mark up the walls or be stuck with it in one place. Ultimately I may bring it outside for some fun over the summer. It is very portable and folds up nicely. One thing I noticed is that when removing the axes, sometimes they really stick. You end up pushing against the pad to remove them, and I often pushed the -1 circle by accident. This was a bit annoying and happened a few times. I'm not sure how to fix that problem besides just being more aware of where I press. It takes 3 AA batteries which is surprising for just keeping score. It would be nice if it came with more axes so you don't have to retrieve after every throw but that may make it harder if it gets too crowded. .I love the deep scary voice that announces the score. That was definitely a plus. Hopefully the Velcro stays sticky enough over time, though it seems to be very high quality Velcro.

I received the MinnArk Electronic scoring foam axe toss game. It requires 3 AA batteries, which unfortunately weren't included and I didn't have any spare on hand. We still used it and kept score with my kiddo. I would say this is def kid friendly. The axes are nice sturdy foam with Velcro that adheres to the fabric pad. Can be easily played indoors or outdoors. It's a little hot right now so we simply played indoors. It does come with hanging attachments that I opted not to use during time of use until I'm fully ready to adhere it somewhere more permanent.

We have got to play this a few times now. You get what you pay for. Pretty inexpensive, so quality isnt the greatest. Scores dont register right half the time. Easy storage, small box to put away is all. Can take it to the park or camping fairly easily. Would I buy again. Probably. Cause the kids still like it.

The concept of the toy is pretty neat, its easy to hang up, it keeps score fairly decent with some issues here and there, the axes are sturdy but light weight and easy for probably most ages to toss. I do wish the targets both background and co trast colors were a bit better. All in all i think the kids played with it for about 30 mins not sure of its replay value but they did have fun while playing with it.

I love the game, my only 2 problems are I wish there were more axes like 4 or 6 and this sticking to the wall is a problem, I live in an apartment building and when I throw an axe it make a very loud sound as it hits the bathroom door, which can be annoying to my upstairs and downstairs neighbor, other than that a very fun game I plan to put foam mats behind the game board so it can minimize the noise it makes

REQUIRES 3 AA BATTERIES. Be sure that if you get this, it's set up against the wall that doesn't make an alarming sound when hit. I put this against a wooden door and the sound isn't very pleasant. Ax throwing in of itself can have a high rate of fails and when those fails are in your house, be thankful that the axes are made of plastic and that wouldn't damage your walls or floors. The Velcro on the axes curves around the head to a point to where it's inaccessible to the board. You don't need much force to throw the axes in comparison to its more dangerous counterpart. Wherever you choose to put your board, hope you plan on keeping it there for a while because it's held up by adhesives which will sure lose consistency if the board and hooks are removed on a regular basis. Luckily, you're given two extra hooks so that helps but feels like you're expected to have the board up in a semi permanent spot in your home. Although, after the first ten minutes of using it, one of the hooks broke off the adhesive pad. The electronic part of the board isn't engaging enough to keep wanting to play. There's an annoying voice that will say what point(s) you got from your throw. If my ax didn't stick, I got points, even if it was outside of the circle. When I tried to remove an ax when it stuck, it would give me a point if I wasn't careful enough or didn't press into or touch the board. I would stick an ax in the middle of the board, away from the circles with points and would still get a point. An ax throwing experience at a location is fun but loses its luster very fast. Doing it inside your own home with flimsier equipment makes the experience fade even faster unfortunately.