10" Throwing Knives Set 3-Pack, 0.236" Thickness, Full Tang Stainless Steel Design, Well Balanced, Complete with Nylon Sheaths for Recreation and Competition

As someone who has owned everything thing from $10 shopping mall knives all the way up to custom AceJet stingers and handforged throwers, these things are an amazing find. While I own a wide range of knives I find myself reaching for my Kizlyar knives more than anything else; however, I've struggled with finding a profile with a balance point that feels right. These are just about perfect, from the tip, to blade length, to the thickness and balance. They're a beautiful piece of machined steel.To be honest, I was afraid I wasn't going to dig the angled butt; however, when I switched from instinctive half-spin to no-spin and realized I was having an easier time with less strain on my elbow. Dunno, pure voodoo, really.Let's talk about a few cons. The big design flaw in these is the steel. While 3CR13 isn't an awful steel, I prefer the feel of 440C, and 440C holds a narrow tip much longer. One ricochet into old asphalt with one of these and the tip is marred. In truth, it's a pretty ridiculous complaint given the overall quality of these things. The velcro on the nylon sheath is completely non-functional, but the overall quality of the sheath is actually pretty good given that I snatched these for $25.99 with the $4 off coupon at checkout.I recently purchased a set of Boker Magnum Mini Bowies for around $60 and had the tip snap off when I pulled the knife from the exact same target I spent a good 45 minutes throwing these beauties at.There's a great deal of controversy in the knife making and knife throwing community surrounding the recent surge in replicas of some popular and some very recognizable designs. The truth of the matter is this; I received these in 2 days, in perfect condition, and didn't have to contend with months of excuses waiting for items I'd paid hundreds of dollars for.At $29.99, I'll definitely be buying several more sets of these to keep replacements on hand. And while buying these does itch at my conscious a tad, truth of the matter is that I at least got what I paid for with zero headaches, and most small custom knifemakers are about as reliable as a brown paper condom.

Nice feel and weight, they stick, tip is good not a thin blade like alot of cheap throwers. If you like throwing knives I think you will love these. In the pictures they stuck along side my Hitdudu throwers I ordered earlier this month off Amazon. Nice to have throwing knives (yes they say spikes but they more knife shape than what you consider a spike) that are thicker and the tip doesn't bend after a few good sticks. If you just getting into throwing knives I suggest these, they have decent weight and like I said you won't be spending time with files and pliers straightening the tip after a few throws like most at this price point and lower.

Aggressive tips, solid construction, fun to throw.

These throwing spikes actually ended up being my favorite/go-to due to its ruggedness .. because I throw these the most, I throw these better than anything else in my arsenal. Aside from durability the weight is well distributed making it versatile and it’s pretty sharp for how thick it is.. they lack character which to me is an outstanding quality for a throwing spike making it my favorite. ( out of the 6 sets that I have)

I have been throwing these knives a couple months now and they are great! They are very light and have a very slim profile. These are perfect for an intermediate thrower working on mechanics and can be really fun the half spin. The price point is fantastic and these knives are unique and fun.

I don’t usually write reviews but .I have been throwing knives for awhile .I have many sets with average set of three costing 300 or more ..it’s nothing for me to pay 100 or 120 for one knife made of Springsteel with a good heat treat and good weight.When you buy a throwing knife you pay for the type of steel and heat treat which determines if it bends or breaks ..this steel is nothing to write home about .I have another set of throwers from Amazon made of the same that I have royally beat the hell out of still perfect ..I did get a slight bend in one of them BUT that is to be expected ..always have a file on hand to file down the small burs or slight bend thst may take . These tips are actually a lot finer than a throwing spike should be and they still hold up excellent so not sure of the heat treat on them but they hold up well .If these were made of 5160 springsteel I could easily see them being aloooot more ..they throw excellent and the design is reallly awesome for the price .I ordered 3 and ordered 6 more as soon as I received them

Great for spin and half spin throwing 🫳🏼 🔪

As soon as I saw the profile picture of this knife (spike), I knew these would make the perfect no spin thrower. I have bought 7 different sets of throwing knives and these are hands down my favorite. I’m shocked that there isn’t hundreds of reviews.The spike is perfectly balanced for a no spin throw. They slide out of your hand with precision. You don’t have to worry about you finger hitting any “bump” further down the spike. And as others have said, they STICK into the target. It takes some effort to get them out!I find it funny that all the people who had to pay for them gave these a high star rating and the people who got them for free (vine) gave them the lowest rating. 🤭🤣🤣And one tip for all throwers, whether you beginner or advanced……WEAR SAFETY GLASSES!! I used to play a sport professionally so my hand speed is faster than most. All it took was one knife to bounce off my target and whiz right past my head before I thought of this. I know you don’t see the guys wearing them in instructional videos but don’t let this be a “I wish I would have listened to that reviewer” moment.