Work Truck Exchange Gets a Legendary Twist and You're Invited!
Axe throwing in a van? WTX is getting wild. Join us for fleet fun with Legend Fleet Solutions, plaid, and plenty of sharp competition. Don’t miss it!

Legend Fleet Solutions brings the axe-throwing van to WTX for a legendary night of fleet fun, flannel, and friendly competition under the Scottsdale stars.
Photo: Legend Fleet | Work Truck Exchange
🎯 Axe throwing. In a van. With your favorite fleet people. We’re calling that a bullseye.
We’re turning things up a notch on Thursday evening at Work Truck Exchange, and trust us, you won't want to miss it.
Legend Fleet Solutions is rolling up in their van with an axe-throwing demonstration, bringing the energy and showing off the damage fleet vehicles take (and how their materials stack up).
And to crank up the fun? We’re giving the night a lumberjack twist! Dust off that flannel or rock your best plaid shirt. We’ll be out on the lawn, enjoying some friendly axe-throwing competition with your fellow fleet pros, with food and drinks to follow!
It’s all happening Thursday night during WTX, September 24-26, 2025, in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Haven’t applied yet? WTX is an exclusive, all-expenses-paid event where light- and medium-duty truck and van fleet leaders connect with top supplier hosts in a unique, relationship-building setting. Learn more and apply now at www.worktruckex.com.
Don’t be late: Legend Fleet is bringing the van, the axes, and the vibes.
Originally posted on Work Truck Online
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