I've been throwing axes for the past 7 years and love the sense of community around the sport but I just didn't get that vibe here at P.a.C.s Axes. Maybe we just hit it on an off night unsure. I signed up for the tactical package (knifes, shovel and axes) only because a friend convinced me to register for a skill game called So Have I Thrown That Yet where you throw a shovel, hatch and big axe from a chair. I knew big axe from a chair wasn't going to happen but I've never thrown a shovel so figured it be an opportunity to practice at least one of the skills. I was upfront about not caring about throwing a knife but mention the need to learn how to throw a shovel due to signing up for a tournament where I'd be throwing one. They asked if it was there tournament I was registered for which I informed them no, than they didn't not proceed to give me any information about there tournament which personally I found a little odd. I just mentioned I was practicing for a tournament, clearly I throw semi-competitively you think that would have been an excellent opportunity to recruit more people. I asked the dates of their tournament and then on my way out saw a flyer so I grabbed one. There shovel had no handle the instructor mention that I might be throwing one with but here they don't have them, which was fine I just didn't want to go into the skill completely clueless on how to throw the thing. It was also mention there not much skill to throwing it but I found that there was some skill. I also got my axes approved to be throw, except the big axe they said there ceiling were too low. Understandable didn't have high hopes for big axe practice. Brought my non axe throwing husband with me who gave it a go by mostly just watched cause it not totally his thing although he did say he'd go back and like the place, he thought they had good music and it was chill which I do agree it was really chill. I tried to chat a little with the workers/league member who was in another lane but they didn't seem too interested in socializing outside of themselves. I've been to a lot of axe venues and normally everyone is super social so this stuck me a little odd personally, but again maybe it was just an off night. No one was unfriendly they just didn't seem to want to socialize outside there group and missed an opportunity to promote not only a tournament but also their league. This place was the closest time wise on Google to my house but like by 1 minutes so I think I'll try the other venue see if I get a better vibe there because it might be nice to get back into throwing regularly. read more

PAC’s Axe Throwing - Shovel - Axe Throwing Near Me - Owego, New York

We had a blast throwing axes, knives and shovels. Loved playing different games. Fun for groups of all ages. We will be back.

This was a nice establishment, good staff and fair prices all in all would recommend and would go again.

I have been there twice, both times I have had a fantastic experience. They have been very thorough with their demonstrations as well as going over any questions we have. To anyone looking to get into axe throwing in the Owego/Apalachin area, there is no better place to go! read more