NedFoss KUNA Throwing Knives 6Pack, 10" Length, 0.2" Thickness, Full Tang Throwing Knife Set w/Inovative TPR Rubber Wrapped Handle, All-in-one Sheath for Recreation and Competition

I will be 67 years old in a week. I have been fixing and sharping knives since I was 10 years old. I do know people that can throw any knife and make them stick in a target. I am not one of those people. That is why I was so impressed with these throwing knives. A really nice throwing knife. Well balanced, broad belly damn nice edge for a throwing knife. easy to grip, hell my grand kids come out to throw these puppies. I was shocked that it had a little heft to the blade. I would say less than a pound per blade nice for throwing. All in all a well rounded set of throwing knives for a really low price!

These throwing knives are the BERRIES!! Excellent quality,weight, and balanced for us throwers. This is the 3rd set I've bought, cause let's just admit it, walking back and forth all day gets old fast.Also the Ned Foss double bit throwing axe.I've bought several times and for good reason, they almost stick themselves. No kidding.All of their stuff is fun to throw but these knives and those axes are my favorite. The axe is perfectly weighted.Not like the junk SOG throwers. Those are too light and bounce back at ya faster than you threw em. It's bad enough when it happens to you, but then pass them to a friend, or the better half, and then those SOG throwers bounce back at the thrower and then you find out the true meaning of"puckered up"But these Ned Foss are a true work of art! They stick deep, and like I said all their stuff almost sticks itself! It's a ton of fun. So if your on the fence then take it from me, these are the ones you want so just get 2 sets now then set up cpl targets and be surprised when 3 or 4 hours fly by.Have fun and be careful cause we all know that stuff happens. Just use your head and you will be fine 🙂

The weight is perfect in my opinion. I throw quite a bit and was able to land all six first go with the military style half spin. My wife and kids were able to stick one each first try with zero experience and no technique. Rubber grip doesn’t seem real durable but they work just the same without and aren’t necessary any way. For the money I am very pleased and even if they cost double I would still be pleased. Bottom line is these are a great buy, they work well and have enough weight for some real power.

I've played with these knives for about an hour and the red on the handles is cracking and coming off. It seems to be similar to a weak/brittle shrink tubing. I will try to replace it with a higher quality shrink tubing or primer/paint to solve the problem.I initially loved the red color which helped me find the knives in some light brush around my target. They are durable knives too! Not razer sharp but definitely have an edge! I would buy these again if they were half the price OR the handle material were more durable.

Decent throwing knives for the price. The rubbery/plastic coating on the handles are junk. Most ripped off after the first few throws, but it didnt make it unusable. Under the cheap handle material the steel has some slightly sharp edges, but a small file fixed that issue. So far we have enjoyed them, and they are a good entry level thrower. 3.5 out of 5

Great quality. So glad I bought these.

This is a fun and mostly durable set of introductory throwing knives. If you're looking to get into the hobby for cheap without having to worry about breaking expensive knives, get this set.

So honestly a 4.9 overall. The blades are amazingly well-balanced, making it easy to throw from any grip. The points drop really well, and maintain their edge even after hard throws.Only caveat is the grips--be prepared to tape. While probably more durable than loosely wrapped paracord (that seems to be the standard for commercially produced throwing knives), this synthetic rubber won't last through a 30 minute throwing session. After 3-4 throws the grips were fraying at the bottom end.