WAYDA Butterfly Knife, Trainer Martial Arts Practice Tool Steel Metal Folding Knife Comb Unsharpened Blade, Training Knife for Practicing Flipping Tricks, Set of 2

My 11 year old son loved playing with these. They may have been one of his favorite Christmas gifts. It's a fidget with a cool factor. They're not incredibly made, but they haven't broken and he's done well to "master" flipping them around. Would purchase again and recommend to anyone fascinated with butterfly knives.

I wanted to learn how to flip butterfly knives without dropping $300 on one. This is a really good value for not one, but two trainers. The matte black one is a novelty comb, and the brushed stainless one is more like a traditional trainer. With these, I was able to learn the standard open, the zen rollover, and a few other beginner tricks.

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As a comb, the teeth aren't long or thin enough to comb hair As a butterfly knife, it works well at first, but after a while you have to make sure the screws don't come loose and/or lubricate them so they turn smoothly A curious purchase that ended up abandoned at the bottom of my drawer

The unfinished balisong trainer blade is a little rough and had sharp edges. A little bit of 1000 grit sand paper took care of it though. But the comb balisong is totally fine. Both handle well, move good and are a good size.

I’m gonna be honest, these aren’t the holy grail of cheap balisong trainers. They start to get a little loose and wonky after only an hour or so of use, but they are extremely durable. I’ve dropped mine well over a hundred times and it’s never broken the pins or anything. They’re a bit on the small side, but still great for a lot of tricks and training. I learned all my basic tricks with these, and I’d recommend them to anyone interested in learning balisong tricks.

Good quality metal the balance equals that of an actual blade good investment

They flip pretty well. You may want lube for the knifes screws though. Pretty durable too, considering I've dropped them idk how many times.

Personalmente me gusto mas el peine, esta bien para principiantes o si no te quieres comprar uno de 600 o 700 pesos, pero el peso y asi no tw permite hacer tantos trucos con los 2, aun asi esta buenisimo y lo recomiendo mucho