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Rage Axe Throwing

Montreal

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Rage Axe Throwing

Do you have some stress or anger you would like to get rid off? Say no more, Rage is the activity for you. This very special place will teach you how to throw axes in eleven different throwing corridors. Whether you are here for a celebration or to release negative energy, be prepared to discover your inner warrior.

Useful Information

  • Address: 1436 rue Atateken, Montréal
  • Phone: +1 514 303 7243
  • More Info: www.rageaxethrowing.com/en
  • Address: Tue–Fri 2pm–9pm, Sat 11am–10pm, Sun 11am–7pm, Mon 4pm–9pm
  • More Info: https://www.facebook.com/rageaxethrowing

Do & See

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Rage Axe Throwing
Do you have some stress or anger you would like to get rid off? Say no more, Rage is the activity for you. This very special place will teach you how to throw axes in eleven different throwing corridors. Whether you are here for a celebration or to release negative energy, be prepared to …
Read more
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