🎯 Elevate your throwing game with style and precision!
The Perfect Point Throwing Knife Set includes nine 6.25-inch black stainless steel knives with full tang construction and red cord-wrapped handles featuring Chinese inscriptions. Designed for sport and precision, this well-balanced set comes with a black nylon sheath for safe transport, making it ideal for both novice and experienced throwers.
Recommended Uses For Product | Knife Throwing |
Brand | Perfect Point |
Model Name | PP-060-9-MC |
Special Feature | Full Tang |
Age Range (Description) | Adult |
Included Components | Sheath |
Handle Material | Polypropylene (PP), Stainless Steel |
Color | black |
Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
Style | Knife Set |
Blade Length | 6.25 Inches |
Theme | Sport |
Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
Item Weight | 12.96 ounces |
Blade Shape | Spear Point |
Blade Edge | Plain |
Reusability | Disposable |
Customer Package Type | Box |
Item Length | 6.25 Inches |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00805319065272 |
Size | 6.3" |
Manufacturer | Perfect Point Throwing Knives |
UPC | 805319065272 |
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.59 x 4.88 x 0.94 inches |
Package Weight | 0.37 Kilograms |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9 x 4 x 9 inches |
Brand Name | Perfect Point |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Number of Items | 1 |
Part Number | PP-060-9-MC |
C**.
Durability
The media could not be loaded. They bend to easily, the red strung came off after a few uses, some of them broke after less then 30 minuts but they are sharp and cheap and easy to use but I can just bend them back and sharpen them myself
L**E
Works better than I thought.
I bought a lot of throwing knifes for my business and most were not good. This one however has worked great. They are very small and thin but they do throw and stick really well.
E**
Decent for starters
These throwing knives look good, they are balanced and do stick. They are not sharp at the sides, but the point is what counts. I am attempting to sharpen the sides and point further to see if that has any affect on the performance. Knife holder is a nice addition.
J**R
Good learning knifes
I really like these so far they are light weightand size and very easy to throw.They will balance on your finger if you get good enough for trick throws
K**G
Not Recommend For Advanced Throwers
The Kunais are nice looking. The steel used is not the best quality steel out there but for the pricei didn't expect too much. The carrying case is very sturdy but i find the orientation awkward and i don'tknow where i would strap it on, The straps are stretchy but after a few stretches it quickly lost itselasticity.The knives have a semi false edge. It would cut you if slide across it but it can if you put enoughpressure. The points are very sharp (was able stick it in 1 cm into softer woods) I would be careful. the painttowards the tip tends to come off after some use but that is expected. The red cord on the handle is cheaply madeand comes off easily. I put super glue on each end that seems to keep them from falling off. Another things isthat the knives are a kinda of small. For short distances, this would be a great knife but for long distance,i would look into some of the longer throwing knives. Overall, it was a okay buy. It might be a greatknife for starters but if you are veterans, i would not recommend this.
R**N
Worth the wait
Worth the wait love throwing them in or outdoors just in safe areas because the have a really big bounce back other then that great for beginner nife throwing
A**R
Very sharp, well balanced , good price.
I bought these for my granddaughter and I to use for fun basically. We shoot with several types of guns and bows, but we’ve never had throwing knives. These are really nice. I think they were a great buy and we are enjoying them very much. She cheats though and gets five knives, and I get four., Because there’s only nine in a pack. So she does have a slight advantage over me and the challenges.
K**R
They are good for a beginner
They are good for a beginner, All the comments saying they break easily the wrap comes off and so so forth. I threw each one about 50 times, and only 1 wrap came off about halfway through, but it still is good. as far as the tips breaking, They break if you throw them into something they wearnt made to stick into. for me i was in my garage using cardboard, with a backslash of the garage door.the tips bent for me. and some broke off. keep in mind about 2 millimeters. After 30 minutes or so of practice, i went and fixed them up sharpened the end and now they work like they did before i threw them each 50 times.my point is if you take care of the set of knives they will have minimum wear and tear.
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