Built for the league regular who knows the difference between a clean one-and-a-quarter spin and a handle shot, this mug wraps a bold vintage-sports-manual diagram around your morning coffee. The artwork renders a top-down axe throwing lane in the confident thick linework and flat colour fills of a 1970s officiating reference plate, complete with a circular wood-grain target face, concentric scoring rings picked out in warm amber, a deep crimson bullseye, and a measured throw-line bar at the far end — all packed into a tight badge composition that rewards a closer look every time you pick it up.
Tucked into the composition are three detailed vignettes: a side-profile axe caught mid-rotation with blade angle and spin-count geometry mapped out, a cross-section study of an axe head rendered with the same technical care, and a chalk-dusted throwing hand captured at the moment of release. The lane floor sits in a rich forest green and the primary linework in a deep slate-black, giving the whole design the look of a well-preserved manual plate you found in the back of a league equipment locker.
Available in 11 oz and 15 oz — choose the 11 oz for a clean desk companion or the 15 oz when the post-session debrief runs long. Both sizes are fully dishwasher safe and microwave safe, so the artwork stays sharp wash after wash.
A natural gift for competitive league regulars, venue loyalists, and anyone whose weekly throwing night comes with standings, grudge matches, and a round earned at the bar afterward.
