Perfect Point Throwing Knife

I've purchased a few different brands of TK's. Some to small some to big some to lite some to heavy, it's very three bears when it comes to these. However I believe these fit the bill. Let me be clear on my use of these, they are for basically playing darts with on a larger dart board outside. Super fun if none of you have tried it do so. If you are an up and coming ninja or someone who is wearing these as a tactical accessory they might not be up to the work load you require, but for the average Joe who wants to chuck these guys around they are great.Pros: Cheap, comfortable to index, durable, balanced.Cons: I've found none for the purpose I use them for.Buy three sets, paint them all a different color and have some fun chucking them at some wood or a dart board (wire removed)Also side note I did dull the edges about an inch past the tip to prevent accidental cuts when I'm a sixer deep.Cheers

I purchased these knifes a few months ago when I wanted to try something new. They stick in trees pretty well and never broke a point but I only threw them probably 75-100 times over the course of 2-3 weeks then forgot about them. Until the other day when I walked out back and saw the throwing knifes sitting in the tree still with a minuscule amount of surface rust on them after close to four months in elements. This alone makes me glad I bought them. I live at the beach where salt air makes everything rusts eventually and the fact that these things sat in the rain and air and humidity without a scratch is enough for me. I might not be good at throwing knifes but knowing they will be durable and last and be there for me when I wanna throw them means everything. The only negative thing I can say about these knifes is they were a little smaller than expected nowhere near as big as an SOG but for the size the make quite the impact.

At first I thought these were great for a beginner, seemed balanced and even came with a little sheath. First use I had no problems (aside from hitting the target). Second use, knife didn't stick bounced went to pick it up only to find it had broke in half. I know I didn't buy professional $100 knives, but come on. I don't recommend unless you enjoy throwing your money out the window.

I needed something to do when I am not at the shooting range and thought throwing knives! I wasn't looking to spend a lot of money since this is a new challenge and these knives work perfectly!! Small and easy to handle, balanced well and with practice, fly beautifully before sticking. I am using a big cardboard box I filled with more boxes and newspaper to begin with and that works great. My son, not knowing, bent a tip because he threw it at the log I have (for a different knife), and put a small gouge in one of the edges. Stone sharpener fixed both issues, and now I know what will happen when thrown at wood.

These are the first throwing knives I have bought or thrown, and they work great! Some reviews mentioned issues with breaking, but mine have been quite tough. They have been thrown countless times, sometimes bouncing off of concrete, but the tips are not broken or badly bent, and they still stick to the target just fine. Of course there are dings and scratches, but overall they are very sturdy and great value for your money. They aren’t great for longer distance throws since they are so small and light, but if you’re looking for a cheap but sturdy knife to try knife throwing, you’ve come to the right place.Update: Less than 30 minutes after I wrote this review, I was throwing these when one of them broke. I still think they’re good value for what you spend, as I’ve had them almost two months and have given them quite a bit of abuse. Just be aware that these won’t last forever, but they will let you try your hand at knife throwing for minimal money.

I bought the black ones because they were way cheaper. I knew the black paint would come off immediately, but to me, that is trivial. I dont care how they look, I care about durability and quality. These take well to hard throws, ricochets off of concrete, and they fly beautifully.

Okay so I bought these and I like them for the price I bought them at. Obviously these are starter knives so you’re not going to get as much bang for your buck here. I started throwing these and they stick very well, very sturdy and no bends. For the review on here where the guy broke his knife he must have been throwing it at a lead brick because these knives are pretty good quality. I would highly recommend for beginner throwers, I bought stainless steel ones. The sheath could be a little better (wish it was a clip and not a belt loop) but meh it doesn’t matter all that much to me.

These are great and pretty cheap. I primarily got them for my 6 year old, since my knives are bigger and sharper, but I like throwing them too. The edges are not very sharp and they are pretty light and extremely easy to throw. Great for beginners or if you want to throw knives but don't want to spend money on the really expensive ones. It didn't take my kid to learn how to do half spin throws or full spin. The things are heavy enough to do two spin throws as well. I was pretty surprised. The only con was one of the tips slightly bent, but that's not a huge deal. It still sticks fine. I'll just get a bastard file and file it down. I saw that complaint in other reviews to, but that also depends on your environment. Concrete is going to tear up any knife and the target. I have an end grain target that works great as well as a cheap 2x4 target. I have work out mats in the garage, so the knives usually land on a softer surface.

after using the knives for the first 15 mins the first won broke and about a couple more throws the next one broke. not very happy with the what happened would like some replacements because I quite enjoyed using then

Pretty good price for a fun set of knives. Really pointy when received but dulled after 5 throws at hard cardboard (photo). Really nice build quality and design for throwing. Blades were a bit dirty when they arrived though.

Actually impressed for the size and price, they are hard to break but WILL (worth.my money in fun). They suck as throwers, you really should get something heavier if you're a beginner as these will fly back at you fast with little effort if thrown wrong.You'll want something you can throw from a distance with some heft. Oh yeah and the sheath is absolute garbage. Will fall apart fast!!!! You may want to consider finding a backup.

The Knives-The knives have fairly good weight to them-The length of each knife is about the length of a typical ballpoint pen-Each blade has sharp edges and tip(not razor sharp though)-The knives' centre of mass is located in the middle(see picture below)Note: Comes with plastic safety tips which can be removedThe sheath-The sheath looks like it is made out of durable nylon-There is a buttoned strap that can be used to secure the knives in place(A single knife cannot be secured due to its small size)-There is a single belt loop located above the strap which can accommodate most beltsComplaints:-There are some scratches on the knives, but they are insignificant-The sheath I received have a small rip which is painful to look at-The seaming on the sheath can be better.Overall, being a $15(including standard handling&shipping fee) knife set, this product is decent.

Really nice blades very sharp i bought two setsFor throwing I was vary happy with themI was because I broke five of them around mid handleAnd the point on one second day of throwing out side .I love the product will buy again I would not recommend for hard knife throwing but for fun and with dart board type no wood planks unless it soft wood that up to you points will bend in time . all in all loved them and have some fun the price is great and throwing them really great