Hi I just started getting into throwing knives and such,but iwas wodering for the price are they worth it?
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Theses knives are cheap, in every sense.They aren't weighted properly, you're better off buying a more expensive set.
1974706
I didn't get the knives that were shown in the picture so I have to say no they're not worth it.
1974707
Hell yea.. There not big for your hands they are kinda small the blade is 4 inches but for throwing knives they are great. And for that price you can't go wrong.
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I could see no reason not to recommend it, they are a great set of knives, high quality, a little hefty (but that could be a good thing) just find and use a good back stop and since your new at it,(probably a large backstop to start out with), as you should with any throwing weapon, for your safety and the safety of others, and the fact that its very frustrating to lose one in the dirt, bushes, etc.
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Amazon's listed prices are usually among the best on the net. If you can't order from Amazon, then don't be afraid to pay a bit more from a trusted source. The knives themselves are worth much more than their price indicates based on their fit, finish and overall craftsmanship.
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Yes, but the product isn't worth it. The blades will break on the first throw.
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For throwing I prefer you not use this one.This is because its single side blade which requires proper throwing technique so that you don't damage the bladeI suggest you get dual edged throwersBecause they really teach beginners the technique
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depends on much u throw them and what kind of target your using. these are all factors, but for the price and quantity its a good deal. i used mine over seas and we threw everyday for bout hr a day. we had multiple diff sets and used these as extras. i still have 5 of them after a year small knives, but very sharp and durable overall
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These knives are wonderful and seem to cut anything you try them on, but there is not a bread knife in the lot. There is one - the midsized one that has small teeth in it that could likely be used for bread. I would liken the set to my good quality Hinkles when they were new, but for less than half the price. If you are not used to sharp knives then beware when you first start to use them. For the price they really are quite awesome.
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they are very comfortable in your hand. These are some REALLY nice inexpensive knives!! I love them. I do only handwash them, don't know if that is necessary but I do try to take good care of them. Very sharp!! I
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yes. I would suggest, however, spending more money on a better set of knives. knives will be with you for the rest of your life if you take care of them. Ginsu knives as advertised on Amazon are a low quality knifes. so don't make my mistake!!!
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I've thrown them for a while now, and I've never been cut by them, but I would imagine they are sharp enough to cut your hand, but that would depend on how you throw them (I use the pinch grip, so there isn't really much of a risk of me cutting my hands).
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I got them as a gift...I can't tell you accuracy but the person I got it for liked them a lot..if you really are interested it is a good product but going through Amazon there is another website called Asian world of martial arts or AWMA..I found this website after I bought the knives they have everything to knives and bow and arrows. You should check it out, the prices are about the same. But yes to your question it is a good product.
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Yes they are not the real Henckels, I only use one knife to cut tomatoes. If you never had really good ones, you may like this, I will not pay more than 30 dollars for the whole sett, you do get a good block.
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You are partly paying for brand, but they are freaking amazing. Well worth the 30 bucks, you might want to check some stores in your area though, sometime you can find better prices.
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Yes. These are terrific knives. I bought a second set, I was so pleased with the first set. They are sharp, and remain sharp, so be careful. No problem in the dishwasher. They come out clean and fine.
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Yes! This knife is very much worth getting. I have had it for about 4 months now and it's bin nothing but good. It may need some sharpening but when it has that edge it lasts. I have bin putting it threw very heavy use and it has never failed me. Would recommend for everyone who wants a small fixed blade.
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Yes, these were the first throwing knives I had ever touched. Within in minutes I picked up how to throw them &#128522;
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Really, it's just a matter of what you're looking for. The Mora is a great knife to get you started into carving without spending a fortune on a professional carving knife. The bad is, it doesn't come as sharp as what you're going to want, so while it works, you'll want to spend some time honing the edge. The geometry of the blade isn't perfect either, so you have to work harder than you would with a more expensive knife. The good: So far, my experience has been positive. It's solidly built. I've never had a problem with the blade becoming loose from the handle, so no worries there. For the price, this is an excellent knife. If you decide in the future that you want to get a little more serious about carving, I'd highly recommend Kestrel tools, but they aren't cheap. I hope that helps, if you have any other questions, feel free to ask!