Throwing Knife Set with Stainless Steel Handle, Nylon Sheath, Well Balanced, Target Sports (712 Pack)

I've used them for about 8 hours of throwing into plywood and they're holding up great. No bent or broken tips. These are an awesome value for people like me who just want to try out the sport and see what it's like. Great for parties too. The only negative is that the handles have sharp edges from stamping them out in production. I would definitely recommend sanding the handles edges with some 150 to 220 grit sandpaper. Or use a file.

These are great knives. Well balanced, and there are enough of them that practice does not get frustrating as I'm not forever having to chase them down. I frequently hit knives with other knives and have been throwing into ply wood. Even with the less than delicate use there are no nicks or scratches in the knives. They are sturdy as is the case. They can be a little hard to find in the grass. Also, the edge is sharp, which is not necessary for throwing knives and can be a bit of a hazard, though easy to avoid. The weight and size are very satisfying and make for an easy throw. I am very happy with these and I would recommend them.

Great for a beginner! The price is unbeatable and the knifes are hefty. I would recommend anyone to buy this just to start out your collection

Im no pro, but these have done fine by me so far. Durable and sharp, but they are light weight, so do be careful on the rebounds, they can bounce back pretty far. Great set for reducing trips back to the target to reload. I like to line them all up in my left hand, in a stack, to where I can keep my position once found, and repeat-throw with right hand. I feel when you can keep your position and continue without stopping, you can then get a better understanding of what proper technique feels like. Personally, I think these work better with a two-finger pinch at base of handle, or at tip of blade. If you try to hold these handles with a handshake position, as for knives or hatchets that are blade heavy, I don't think it is going to throw well, due to the light weight...not impossible, but not too simple either. Good Luck!!

New to throwing knives so I purchased several of different weights and sizes to experiment with (Ridge Runners set of 12 package, USA, Naruto, Cold steel, silver wing style thowers, etc). Out of all the knives (with the exception of Gil Hibbens knives which are VERY nice but spendy) I prefer these. Good weight, good feel, don't care if I damage them as they are cheap. I use them to practice with rather than beat up my nicer knives (good idea as I'm a rookie). When I get better I will still use these knives but I will not be so scared do damage my better knives. Don't get me wrong, the ridge runners and a few of the other similar style blades that size work great but they don't stick as deep and are more likely to bounce off the target (Currently using pine with laminated cardboard clamped too the front). Then again, the ridge runners are around 1-1.5OZ ? These are around 4-4.5? Either way, It's fun to alternate between these and the smaller versions made by other companies. A word of advise, if you plan on using the no spin technique consider how it will effect your release given the type of knife before you buy a bunch of random knives like I did. I use my index finger to balance the knife as it leaves my hand (literally feel it run across the back of the handle till it's released). I'm learning to throw with the others (I enjoy challenges) but I'm struggling terribly. I have landed all 12 knives into a 2'x2' target from 10 feet away (first day throwing too!) with this style knife thanks too the smooth and almost strait handle. The case isn't that bad LOOKING either.....If you want to keep it in once piece I suggest finding a way to line the pockets with something that will prevent the blade from cutting through the sides.....

The tip is not super heard, so after a while , there will be some bent tips. Good for the money, Durability not great

These knives are made of good quality stainless steel. They are well balanced and sharp, easy to throw and the included zipper sheath is adequate to store them. Time will tell how durable they are.

if you are just need some knives to throw around for practice or making your own custom knives this is the set to have. I have beat these knives to a pulp and still have a majority of the set a year later, they have been sharpened 5-7 times and recover well. I use a tree stump for target practice with a thin sheet of foam, few have broke/bent after several hundred throws each which in my opinion is worth it's weight in gold under those circumstances. the only thing I had to modify on this set was rounding the edges of the handle which took only 45 minutes for the entire set and i am by no means a professional metal worker. overall happy with the purchase.

Excelente produto!

Excellent throwing knives, they throw well conventional and no spin. They have been bounced on cement floors alot, they are tough as nails and good weight, plus its 12 knives with a decent case. I mainly practice and let others practice with non coated ones. I do prefer a longer a knife but these are great knives for the price, I highly recommend.

Great knives for beginner. Perfect for the price. FYI: For those who were looking and didn't find as I myself - 1 knife weight is only 92g. Besides being fairly light they are slightly forward-weighted too - not suitable for no-spin throwing. Spin throwing is fine though, up to 6-7m.

Conjunto de facas de arremesso é muito bom, gostei bastante, otimo para iniciantes, em um dia já da pra pegar o jeito de uma forma incrivel. Devo dizer que a ponta de uma das facas quebrou, mas isso foi depois de um bom tempo treinando, ainda bem que é conjunto. Vai elevar suas habilidades muito bem, simplismente... incrivel.

I bought these to use with my spruce throwing target, and so far they've worked out well. I'm new to throwing knives so I'm not boring the target every time but I'm getting better. They are a lot lighter in weight than I anticipated but not worth complaining about