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Kershaw Ion Dagger Throwing Knives (Set of 3)

Kershaw Ion Dagger Throwing Knives (Set of 3)

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To throw knives the right way, you need a specific set. Kershaw has answered the call with this affordable set of three throwing knives Read More

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Cracktower
102
Aug 16, 2018
The 80's ninja movies called, they want their throwing knives back.
Vermis
60
Aug 16, 2018
The pommel ring is also in the way, I find such rings often ruins my release. Checkthe Cold Steel throwing knives, especially the Jack Dagger ones. They are far better.
P1MPBOT5000
244
Aug 15, 2018
Will I be able to finally assassinate the shogun with these? The shadow clan shall rule this land.
paul.hudgins
139
Jul 23, 2018
this is just "mall ninja" shit. these are modeled after a kunai that the ninja used but didn't throw. originally gardening tools ninja used them to dig holes into walls and the ground along with close combat, not long distance throwing. i mean it COULD be thrown, but it really probably shouldn't
ares347
275
Jul 23, 2018
I guess ill save the 20 bucks
Styvkuling
207
Jul 24, 2018
paul.hudginsThis site needs a mall ninja category for those hobbit-strength grappling hooks, tactical trowels, titanium earwax scoops, exotic (as in made in the people's republic) kitchen utensils, and soy-based ersatz dairy products.
method_burger
563
Jul 22, 2018
Not proper throwing knives. Too light (dangerous for throwing knives), and the sides are sharpened. Competition throwing knives do not have edges, the only have points. I think these are just 'for fun' throwing knives.
Moostyle
Jul 21, 2018
These are poorly made even from a reputable brand like Kershaw.
I had these back in 2015 and all three broke at the handle after a few throws. The paracord actually came off during the first throw - and no, it wasn't mishandled as much as they said it was.
I'd used to have the Perfect Point PP-028-3BK throwing knife. Great for beginners. The SOG F041TN is a versatile one which is also highly recommended based on that I've used it on hikes and out wilderness camping
A community member
Jul 21, 2018
Seems decent for $20... 4.5oz seems too light for a 9in throwing knife though.
Niffin
6
Jul 21, 2018
I don't own these, and I'm not really a big knife person; but it's a set of throwing knives by a quality company for $20. It's really a no-brainer.
Vermis
60
Aug 16, 2018
Woops, replied in the general section instead of here. Check it out though.
LordoftheByte
0
Sep 4, 2018
Hey I'm really sorry for not replying back. I usually recommend these as peoples first knives to throw: https://www.bladehq.com/item--Condor-Dismissal-14-Throwing-Knife--16739
They are 14, and a decent weight, so they work well at various distances. They are also comfortable to hold for most people. I've shown hundreds of people how to throw and when I give people the choice of knives, more people choose these than any others that we have in our selection. Once you get serious about throwing, hit up Facebook and join some knife throwing groups (check http://www.ikthof.com or https://www.akta-usa.com/).
I recommend something like this if you ever go to competitions: https://algonquintradingpost.com/product/wolf/
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