Whetstone Cutlery S-Force Kunai Knives - 12-Piece Black and Green Stainless Steel Ninja Knife Set With Cord-Wrapped Handles and Carrying Case

Work great, no problems so far. Dont throw them in green grass, they dissapear lol

I don't know how to throw knives. But I've been in my back yard every other day for a couple of weeks learning to throw these at some posts I've got set up. They stick very well, and for 20 bucks they're a great buy. I can't say for sure that they're good as far as what throwing knives are *supposed* to be, but I really like them. Also, it's true that the twine stuff on the handles tends to unravel and come off after the knives have bounced around a little. I haven't found that to negatively affect the way they throw. If anything, it makes them better.

This is a fantastic knife for people who just want to see if they like throwing knives. I never have used a throwing knife and for sure these are fun. But if you are looking for something that can be put through hell, then this is not it. These knives bent really easily with in the first 10 minutes of using them. In general they work but they need to be sharpened. They don’t stay sharp for very long. The handle is made out of Cord that is very poorly wrapped. By the first few throws the handle was already coming off. I ended up just taking it off from all of them. So if you want to buy it because unit has a cool handle. Then choose something else. But for beginners, yes, for sure buy this. It’s a great way of starting off for throwing weapons. I already want to buy more knives for throwing. Just not this one again.

These are not toys and can do some serious damage. Must have supervision if not an adult. My oldest son got these for his birthday and was very happy. PRO: They are sturdy and work well. CON: The cordage comes unraveling on each one. No bother, they work well without it anyway, or you can re-wrap your own micro-paracord of your own color choice if desired. CON #2. The case is garbage and the points of the knives poke right through. Still worth the money. I'd buy another set.

The pros: actually the knives are well made and are sharp, despite what some other people are saying. And the nylon case for them is top quality. And there are 12 knives in the set, which eliminates having to constantly walk back and forth to the target. The cons: they’re definitely too small. You can’t really get a half-spin throw with them and they spin so much because of their size so the only way I can get an accurate throw is by “dialing the throws in”, i.e. by just adjusting the force of the throws and not by actually figuring out how many spins they are doing. The “par accord” on mine unraveled on all the knives after not much use and the green “camo” color made them hard to find in the woods where I practice. So I finally removed all the cords and replaced them with bright orange gaffer’s tape, which is a huge improvement. Wrap up: although not really proper throwing knives they are still fun to play with. Actually I use them as a diversion to my main hobby which is juggling. And I actually do have a set of three real throwing knives, but at the moment they are buried in a box after my recent move.

Great color, no issues what so ever during assembly.

I was wanting throwing knives because I’ve always wanted a set but haven’t taken it too seriously. Also just wanted to build my collection of weaponry. There good quality for the price, stick to whatever I’ve thrown them at, there relatively light-weight, there balance is decent, durable, function as should, sharp & pointy, & if you know what you’re doing there safe. Overall happy & recommend!

These throwing knives are pretty fun and easy to use. Only a couple complaints: 1. They could be sharper 2. The green ropes won’t last long with trying to keep a close grouping during practice