VORNNEX Practice Butterfly knife Trainer with Sure Spring Latch, Full Stainless Steel Black Dull Balisong, Unsharpened Butterfly knives Comb for CSGO Training(Silver)

Great fidget, fits in my hands well Not too heavy and doesn't hurt too bad when you flick it too hard. I am not an expert as this is my first time using one Honestly a great fidget, it's better than doing it with pencils! very simple to open and close. Great material as well!

It's been almost a year since I purchased this for my 13 year old son as a fidget. He still uses it all day every day and is his favorite fidget- or I should say his only fidget because he hasn't touched anything else. It's of great quality and has a decent weight to it, so it almost feels real. It still works as good as the day he opened and it has been heavily used and abused. I can't tell you how many times he's dropped it and it still looks and works like brand new. If you are hesitant on getting this, don't. It's an addictive fidget.

Good value at current pricepoint. I wanted something cheap to see if I liked the feel of the ballisong flip (I do - it’s like a fidget spinner for adults). This trainer is moderately heavy and feels loose in the hand compared to various folders I have owned. If you are not sure whether you want to learn ballisong flipping skills then this is a good entry point. If you like flipping, then you will appreciate the Squid trainer and invest with confidence in a more precision crafted trainer; if not, you can chalk it up and not break the bank. If cost is no object, just go straight to the Squid.

It's amazing and smooth when learning.

Been using it for about a week now and I don't have many complaints. It's made out of pure steel, so it can handle being dropped a few times, but it will pinch your thumb and hurt your knuckles if you are not careful. Unfortunately it does make your hand smell like metal after a while, but its not as strong as a handful of pennies. Since it's bushing are metal on metal, it will get stuck after a bit if you don't flick it hard enough, but a bit of oil or WD-40 can help. Overall 9.1/10, it's great for beginners, and it will last long thanks to the build quality.

The edges on the handles are sharp, it squeaks when you spin it, and the latch is very tough to get on the handles when it's closed. It has some pretty noticeable handle bias and some tricks will take a little more effort to get the handle back to your hand. If you're new to balisong tricks, it's totally fine, especially for the price. But, if you want to get the best experience out of this thing: sand down the edges of the handles and lubricate the connection between the handle and the blade. Other than that, there's a lot of play in the handles but seems pretty sturdy after a bit of use, can't speak on it's longevity though. It's definitely not adjustable at face value so whatever you get is what you live with. Definitely not for someone who wants a good balisong, but if you want something cheap to start with, it works just fine.

Two days ago, I could do the basic double roll out opening/closing, and nothing more. Learned it as a kid (long, long time ago). Then I started playing with a butterfly beer opener and decided I'd like a real trainer because the bottle opener's balance seemed wrong, and there's a ton of play in the joints. So, I researched and ordered this VORNNEX. First impression: For $15, the materials are good. Balance is much better than what I had before (but I don't have a lot to compare to) -- it's probably slightly handle heavy, but that seems ok for now. The only problem I have is that I can't put it down and the edges are not smooth, and the pins sticking up near the base of the blade have very sharp edges. The result is that after 24h, my hand feels pretty beat up and sore. Progress: In the 24h I've owned this trainer, I've learned verticals and basic rollout openings both regular and inverted, orbit, ice pick, latch drop, backhand twirl, quick draw, Y2K roll, some sort of finger roll that makes an infinite combo with the Y2K, and maybe a couple other things. In short, it works! Recommendations: Get out your Dremmel or a file and smooth all the sharp edges on the insides of the handle scales, blade edges, and tips of exposed pins. Then get back to practice. Other people have said this is a heavy knife. I agree that it's not light, but I don't think that's a problem. Extra momentum means you can do moves more slowly, which is easier when you're a beginner. I do wish it was 10" overall though, instead of 9" (~10 inch knives seem to be most popular with flippers).

It’s great but there is one problem it is a little squeaky but other than that it’s good quality and it’s not stiff at all and it is the perfect size.Its has a good weight one it

One of the best training butterfly knifes for the price. Pros. -Durable, -Looks nice. -Feels nice. -Spring latch works fine. -Screws still didn't come loose after a year. Cons. -A little heavier than you might want. P.S. You need to oil it quite frequently.

A mi hijo de 11 le gusto mucho