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Free axe throwing waiver template

A plain-English axe throwing release of liability you can download, hand to your attorney, and adapt — then collect digitally with e-signatures.

Sample only — have an attorney review. JustWaiver is software, not legal advice.

Sample template — have an attorney review. JustWaiver is software, not legal advice.

An axe-throwing waiver has to do more than a generic release. Most venues run walk-ins and large groups, many serve or allow alcohol, and the core hazard — a blade bouncing back off the boards — is unusual. A good template makes the assumption of those specific risks explicit and ties it to your lane rules.

What's inside

What your axe throwing waiver should include

  1. 1

    Flying & ricocheting axe risk

    States the specific risk of axes bouncing off the target, splintering wood, and contact injuries — and that the thrower accepts it.

  2. 2

    Lane rules & coaching

    The thrower agrees to follow coach instructions: one thrower at a time, no retrieving an axe until the lane is clear, and closed-toe shoes.

  3. 3

    Alcohol & conduct

    Critical if you serve or allow alcohol — confirms the thrower isn't impaired, that staff may refuse anyone, and that intoxication voids participation.

  4. 4

    Release & waiver of liability

    Releases your business and staff from claims arising out of participation, including ordinary negligence, to the extent your local law allows.

  5. 5

    Acknowledgment & signature

    Confirms the signer read and understood the waiver and signs it freely, with a printed name, signature, and date.

FAQ

Axe throwing waiver template FAQ

Should an axe-throwing waiver mention alcohol?
If you serve or allow BYOB, yes — it's one of the most important clauses. State that throwers must not be impaired and that staff can refuse or remove anyone. Have your attorney match it to your liquor license terms.
Is this axe-throwing waiver template free?
Yes — download the sample PDF free. We only ask for an email to send occasional tips.
Do I need a lawyer to finalize it?
Strongly recommended. JustWaiver is software, not legal advice; a local attorney makes sure it's enforceable in your state, especially with alcohol involved.
How do I collect it instead of on paper?
Paste your finished text into JustWaiver and share a link or QR — guests sign on their phone before they reach the lanes.

Collect it digitally

Turn your axe throwing waiver into a link guests sign before they arrive.

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