Cold SteelSure Flight Sport BLACK ,One Size

These are amazing! 🤟🏼

I like it, nice.

It has good weight to it and very sharp! Quality is good!

This is a very nice and heavy blade. The balance is perfect. However there are two very minor flaws that do not effect the overall effectiveness of the blade. First, the tip of the blade has a bur folded over it making it a very blunt tip but it can be fixed with a wet stone. Second, the paint comes off like dead skin. I recommend getting some jasco and gun blue, to strip the paint and pervent rust. This is a good knife and will buy again.

These things are no joke! I am learning quickly it is a fun hobby. They are a good weight they stick excellent. I would suggest to have a good backstop when throwing these. I've lost three now if they stick in the dirt just right they can disappear. I've given up looking for them. They get banged up and easily lost so a perfect price!

Brand new in an extremely well sealed package. Steel is coated black, not charcoal darkened black steel, comes off quite easily. Asides from sticking your finger through the hole, you can still do everything else that both a typical kunai and combat can accomplish. Comes mostly sharpened. Not good for shaving in the morning or carving a doiley out of tissue paper, but it's sharp enough go 4 stars, just out of safety concern for not including a sheath with it. Sharp, durable, balanced, and has weight to do something about it, and $10...5 stars! Handling with caution seems like common sense, so yes the blade is actually sharp on this throwing knife/"dagger"/kunai. It likely works well enough as a garden tool or even statue carving chisel

these are not the same quality as the 6 14inch and 3 10inch models i bought earlier this year. i bought 3 of the 12inch model and the finish is really rough compared to the others i own. also, all 3 are different lengths! one has a curve and flys different compared to the other 2. disappointed in this model size. the 14inch and 10inch models were better quality

These are great knives, and they work very well for no-spin throwing; my only dislike is that over time the crisp edges around the handle are plagued by notches and nicks after coming into contact with other knives... which can feel uncomfortable in your hand and lightly slice the skin of your finger tips (Ouch, NOT FUN).This issue was easily remedied by using a grinding disk (not a cutting disk!) on an angle grinder while being clamped by a table vice and giving those crisp edges a light bevel all the way around (don't grind the tip). If you don't have an angle grinder you can use a medium hand file, it'll take longer but the result is that the knives are more likely to glance off each other rather than violently bouncing off the handle and indenting / clipping that crisp edge.