Folimix Axe Throwing Game for Backyard – axe throwing target set with lawn dart option (16 pieces)
Product description
What it is and why people buy it
Folimix’s axe throwing game for the backyard is built around one simple idea: a dual-use target setup that lets you run axe throwing games and also switch to a lawn dart style target challenge. On paper, that “two games in one” approach is the main draw, because you’re not buying a single activity with a narrow use-by date. It’s also described as suitable for both indoors and outdoors, which matters if you want options for garden play, a rainy-day setup, or even camping-style entertainment.
One more thing worth noting is the setup and storage angle. The target can be hung on a wall and folded on the floor, so it’s positioned as an easier install/carry kind of toy rather than a permanent fixture.
The essentials
The set includes 8 plastic axes and 8 lawn darts, giving you enough pieces for more than one person to take part in the same session. The axes are designed for throwing with a focus on improving aim and accuracy through practice. For scoring, the plastic bristle bullseye is specified as 18" x 18" and the target stands 44 inches high, which should help make results easier to see compared to smaller targets.
Safety is handled with a fairly straightforward choice of materials: both the axes and lawn darts are made of plastic that won’t be sharp, and they’re lightweight to reduce injury risk while still offering a realistic throwing feel.
What stands out in day-to-day play
The “realistic enough” target experience is probably where this set earns its keep. With a bristle bullseye and a proper standing height, it’s set up to encourage consistent throws rather than purely random hits. If you’re running a simple competition between friends or siblings, the included darts/axes mean you’re not constantly waiting for someone to fetch more ammunition.
A practical micro-example: imagine a weekend afternoon where you’ve got a spare hour in the garden. You hang the target for indoor play if the weather turns, then take it back outside and run a quick round of axe throwing—when everyone’s had a go, you switch to the lawn dart target game using the same setup.
Where it may feel a bit limited
It’s not a professional training rig. This is a family backyard and indoor carnival-style game, and on that level it should be fun and approachable. But if you’re the sort of player who wants a serious, competition-standard build—something heavier, more “authentic”, or tuned for long-term high-frequency practice—this may sit more in the middle-of-the-range category.
Also, while the target can be hung or folded for floor use, the description doesn’t go into installation details beyond that, so it’s worth checking whether your available wall/space is suitable before committing.
Who it suits (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you’re buying for family garden fun, casual party games, or youth play where aim games are the point and safety materials are a priority. The stated age range is 6–12, so it’s clearly positioned for younger players (with adult oversight still sensible for anything involving throwing).
It might not be the best match if you want a more immersive, heavier-duty throwing experience, or if you don’t have a practical space indoors or outdoors to set up a 44-inch-high target.
Tech specs (from the provided info)
- Product type: Axe throwing target game with lawn dart target option
- Included: 8 plastic throwing axes and 8 plastic lawn darts
- Target height: 44 inches
- Bullseye size: 18" x 18"
- Material: Plastic (axes and lawn darts), plastic bristle bullseye
Final verdict
Worth considering if you want a straightforward family-friendly throwing game that supports both axe throwing and a lawn dart target style challenge, with a plastic build designed to stay on the safer side of things. It’s especially compelling when you’ll actually rotate between the two game modes.
Skip it if you’re expecting anything like a precision training product, or if you don’t have the space to set up a 44-inch-high target in a way that suits your home.
Mini FAQ
Mini FAQ
Is it mainly an outdoor game?
It’s marketed as playable outdoors and indoors. The description specifically mentions backyards, lawn games, and camping games, but also says it can be played indoors.
Are the axes and darts sharp?
No—both are made of plastic and are described as not being sharp.
Does it come with enough pieces for multiple players?
Yes. The set includes 8 axes and 8 lawn darts, which is set up for multiplayer play.
Is there any support if something goes wrong?
The listing mentions after-sales support, and says that if parts are missing or there’s a quality issue, you should contact them for help.