Dispatch Throwing Knives Set of 3 Kunai Professional Throwing Knife with Nylon Sheath, Well Balanced Knives for Recreation and Competition

Amazon Vine participant. I received this product for free to try it out and leave an unbiased/honest review.These throwing knives are very beautiful and VERY sharp. They did not come with the paracord to wrap around the handle area but they did come with a sheath that has a section for each knife. The point is extremely sharp but so are the sides of the blade area. They have a good weight to them and I don't think I'll need or get paracord to put on them because I don't feel like I'm missing out by not having it. The throwing knives are solid and the colors and designs are true to the pictures. I was very pleased with their appearance at first but their functionality has me sold!

I cannot wait to take these camping!They are front heavy and upon picking them up, they really want to be thrown from your hand. It is definitely worth the marked price of $21.What I like most about them is they feel like they want to be thrown. The weighting calls to your hand to spin it at something. The patterns are a bit bright - almost feminine and slightly pretty. I am mixed about the wide curve shape. I like it because the curve will help minimize the angle of the point and hopefully prevent it from being blunted as quickly when I miss the target. Unfortunately, when I tried a few throws at a cardboard box - they fell out and didn’t stick - making me questioning the functionality of the wide front curve. Although this might also be user error. :D. Or it may work better when throwing at something more solid, like wood.My biggest qualm is that the description rages on about being “precision” and “professional” quality. But when I weighed them, the weight varied from 3.3 - 3.5 ounces with none of the three being the same weight. At first I was going to remove a point for this, but I checked the balance point and it was pretty accurate. So I ignored the weight variation (it is only 3% off the mean or 6% total) and stuck with my first impression of 5 stars.

Not long ago, I picked up these multi-colored throwing knives to mess around with in the back yard. I've purchased color variations of this same blade over the years, and while not the best balanced blade for throwing, it does offer you a great "starter" set for beginner throwers.The fit and finish on these blades is pretty great, and they come in at a pretty great price-point for those wanting to get into the sport. They throw decent enough, but it will take practice, like anything. These are beginner friendly enough, that you can learn to throw them multiple different ways.Overall, I am very glad I picked them up. Fun for the whole family.

This is a set of three very colorful throwing knives. I'm no expert but after a few tries I was sticking these into a cardboard box. They are balanced at a point just about an inch forward of the handle toward the blade. They come with a nylon sheath that holds all three knives nested on top of each other in their own pouch. The sheath is functional and fairly basic. It has a hook and loop closure. The blades are sharp with a steep angle like an axe.and the points stick well. The knife is 9 inches overall, with the blade being about 5.25 ". The blade is nearly 1/8 " thick and 1 3/8 " wide at the widest point. The tip on one bent slightly when it hit a tree. In my experience this is normal for throwing knives I've used. For the price this is a good value.

Each knife is individually wrapped in clear plastic and there's a partial tip cover that must be there for the plastic, because you're certainly not going to want to have to remove that from the knives before you throw them if you're in danger! Additionally, although the carrying sheath has a pocket for each knife, the pockets are not made of material that is immune to the sharp edges of these double-sided blades. Come on, Dispatch, the sheath has to be tough!On first glance, these are very nice looking but then I read the instructions. It talks about keeping the knives oiled because they might rust...Wait, what? I didn't bargain on getting iron throwing knives! Once a bit of rust gets under the paint/enamel, that part of the esthetic will be ruined as it'll eat away at the metal. This is confusing because the listing says "stainless steel" - so which is it? SS or iron? That's a massive difference and big mistake for Dispatch to make, whichever answer is correct. Since I don't know the correct answer, and the sheath is not blade-proof, I don't know if I should recommend this product.

If you want a set of decorative throwing knives, by all means, the pattern on these is well printed and an attractive variety.In terms of utility these are very poor. The first thing to notice is that the balance point is a couple inches above the handle, so throwing them requires an awkward grip. The paint wears off pretty quickly, and the metal is soft and one of them is already badly bent after about 15 minutes of throwing.

This is a set of 3 throwing knives. They have beautiful designs on them, each knife having a different set of colors on them. The designs remind me of those space scapes street artists would do with spray paint, where they would use buckets for the planets.As far as throwing knives go I have no idea of these are good or not because I have never owned a set and I have never thrown any before ordering these. These seem to be balanced okay, but again I have no frame of reference to go off of.

Great craftmanship! Excellent balance. The size is a bit larger than expected, which I was extremely happy with. These are full size throwing knives! Not the small ones you see everywhere. Came already sharpened very well. Very easy to use right out of the box, even if your a beginner, watch a youtube video and these will fly perfect for you! THey function very well!