Black Storm Stainless Steel Throwing Knife Spikes Set 3 with Nylon Sheath(Black)

The missus bought me a set. After I saw them on amazon, and said I wanted to try them .They are GREAT! they fly straight, are well balanced, and seem to be made very well. They stay sharp, and stick very well. I like, So much in fact, that I bought another set, Now I have 6!

The shuriken spikes I have used so far have all been home-made, so I wasn't sure what to expect from these. I will admit that I haven't had a chance to throw them yet, but I can say that their composition and dimensions are perfect. They fit into the hand nicely, are not too thick, and have a very solid weight to them, which I really like. The grooves give them a much better grip than they would otherwise have, which gives you more feel and control for throwing as well as enhancing their use as supplemental close combat weapons. The tips are very pointed though not sharp, and the three edges are unsharpened. That is the only thing I didn't like. But I expect they can be sharpened easily enough. These shuriken come ready for practice on tatami mats, but for actual use as weapons, they require some sharpening. I am very pleased with these shuriken, and will be buying several more sets.

Fun to use and very durable only downside's is the price pretty expensive for 3 spikes made out of steel but they are a nice size to throw and a good balance to them when using them I can get very deep into my target and they look pretty cool

They look good and have some weight to them.

This product is absolutely fantastic. the flight quality is smooth and they are not heavy, meaning the overall feel of holding them and throwing them is not clunky. the only downside I can see to these is if you are just beginning to get into throwing weapons. as they are not quite like a throwing knife, the handling needed to learn how to throw them is somewhere between knives and standard darts. if you are not careful, the tips will bend very easily, and I have already managed to bend the tips of two out of the three, though they still work fine. however, for those who know how to throw these properly, they are an absolute must to add to your collection of throwing implements.

Only issue I'm having (not a fault of the manufacturer) is that they're thin and dark and rather easy to use if there's tall grass around a tree. But very sturdy and solid spikes. Would def buy again!

Like the weight and they way they stick. In just a couple days of using one of them bent the tip though without hitting anything other than wood. For the price they are a good purchase for throwing.

These appear nice, they are made nice, and they are pretty. The points are solid, PROBLEM = DESIGN. The weight of a throwing object is SCIENCE. these spikes would need to penetrate at least 2 inches into the material in order to "stick" i.e. the only thing these Spikes will stick into is a friggin watermelon or a cantelope. THEY WILL NOT STICK INTO WOOD. I'm talking not even a soft pine with the grain running in the right direction. The handles are too heavy for a strait spike. For these to work they would need to be smaller and thinner, the size of a pencil maybe. This is aincient Asian shit here, they are basically Bo-shuriken. except they made them too big, too heavy on the handle, and they dont stick. DONT BUY. manufacturere redesign to something that actually works if you are reading this? (add more weight below the tip so it's got more of a spear head, or completely reduce the weight and make the entire thing smaller. )Update: i tried throwing these some more, i was using them open palmed bo-shuriken style, it wasnt working, now i tried using them closed grip no spin up close, and that was the only effective way of sticking them. other than that they are completely ineffective still. they are made solidly and have a nice shaped point, for that i upped from 1 star to 3 stars.