Aeroblades 6PC 5.5" Throwing Knife Set with Pouch

I was expecting the 5.5" length but waz suprised with how skinny these are. They are solid and I gave 4* because I have had many blades before that just the balance and weight of these makes me sure they will stand many bad throws. I will update after using them longer if there is a reason to add or take a star away. Happy Stabbing!!!

Been throwing knives for a few years now and was was wanting some cheap yet effective knives to teach others.This set was none of those things.. I have gotten much cheaper and higher quality sets from the flea market.These were much too short, light, and looked as if they'd break with one wrong throw.If you're trying to learn be sure to get some knives with a bit of weight to them.These look pretty cool but.. save your money and invest in more practical knives.I just purchased these instead: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BO2ABBQ

These throwing knives are not bad for what they are.Couple things to remember: these are cheaply made but however they do work, once you get the hand of it. It feels more like throwing spikes than knives. It's really hard to do no spin techniques with these knives because of their size. Much easier to do half spin techniques with these.Tips will bend, it's soft stainless metal, highly recommend sharpening these in order to improve sticking to target (Ive sharpened these with WORK belt sharper and they do stick better).None of the knives broke yet and even so, got my money worth. Plenty of afternoon fun with these. Again purchase these with right expectation and you will be fine.

They're small and light and they throw just fine. I knew what they were and knew the size and they were perfect for speed throws. And 6 for the price was very good. That said they're not good steel, 2 tips broke and one of them the knife, at the edge, split, the other 4 have shown wear - and this was only after two months of using them. Grant I'm a big guy throwing small bits of steel at wood so it is what it is. I might even get another pack to throw at a softer target.But, for some really poor durability on an item where you REALLY don't want metal points snapping off I'm 3 starring it.

Great starter kit for people that want to learn how to throw knives, they are a bit small and fragile but for the price that is okay because really, they are more then likely made for people that want to find out if throwing knifes are for them without spending a lot, so if you are interested in learning how to throw knifes and want a cheap but good starter pack then look no farther, I would definitely recommend these.

Ranger tested, Ranger approved. Comes with a target that is not the highlight, the highlight is the knives. If you are new to throwing or just looking for a hobby, these are designed for close range (one to two rotations) to be “accurate”. I would have given another sheath so that’s why it got knocked down a star.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I like these knives due to the fact my young daughter is my throwing partner and she handles them perfectly. They are very small, lightweight, and good for indoor throwing. I hit 4 out of 6 normally. Not practical for adults who are looking for a set of top quality knives though. Fun though

In the image if you look the center actually matches up with the tip of the blade, on all 6 of the ones i received the thickest point lines up with 1-3mm off of center, and on the opposite sides they all line up with another 1-3 mm in the opposite direction.Actually after checking to make sure they all lined up in opposite directions and not in the same place i realized one even is 5 mm from center to the right on one side, and flipping it over it was 3mm from center on the opposite.On the bright side I was able to work them over a bit myself, and because they come VERY dull (the tip is VERY sharp do not get me wrong), I had more than enough metal to carefully whittle them down to be much more even, and the materials are good enough that they don't feel too incredibly flimsy, though they are very light, not terrible if you just want to throw them around for fun into cardboard or softer woods maybe, but overall again not terrible, I mainly wanted these as I have a few more expensive carbon steel blades and i wanted to have a small arsenal more, so bought these and a few other sets with 6-12 in them for the heck of it.Overall not bad, if you just want to mess around and throw them at soft targets they should be fine as is, if obvious imperfections and whatnot bother you then you will need to work with them a bit yourself, or otherwise will want to get some better (and most likely more expensive) knives instead.