WICING 9.5 Inch Throwing Spikes - 0.236" Thick Full Tang Design, with Nylon Sheaths for Recreation and Competition - 3 Pack

I thought at first glance the points were going to be broke off in no time. I was wrong. I throw at wood targets of different types and styles and the tips are still there. Additionally they have survived all of my mistakes and what they hit on the to the ground, lol. Points are still there. They throw a bit differently then my other sets but once you throw them and get them figured out they are a nice set because there is a little weight to them and their thick enough to ride down my finger for no spin. A little different then what i’m used too but a nice set that i would recommend if its your style or like trying new stuff. I have a lot if fun with them.

Very good throwing knives. Balance is tail heavy. These are excellent starter knives to learn.

Best instinctive throwing knives for the price. Exactly what I was looking for. Not too heavy or thick for shorter range.

WICING 9.5 Inch Throwing Spikes is by far the best I have ever had. Professional quality. And a really good value. Tips are incredibly sharp points and sturdy. The other throwing knive is a perfect point I also got here on Amazon. Also a good set for the price. $7.99

About half as thin as an Acejet, but they aren't charging you $300 (🙄) for $20 bucks worth of steel like Acejet does... A little too light and thin for distance no-spin, but they throw a fine no-spin within 10 feet. If you ever watched any of Adam's no-spin vids, or watched any competition vids, they usually stand very close, (within effective melee range, or competition dart range) most of the time anyway. Where these spikes do excel is spin throwing. Military and instinctive half and full spin. The heavier handles make spinning easier for me, and give better penetration. I throw at a very old, and mostly dead tree on my property and thus far have had zero tip damage. I could see over time maybe having to straighten, or re-point the tips if throwing at harder stuff or misses that hit hard stuff, just due to the thinner and sharper points on these. Overall - I would give them 4.5 stars and am happy with my purchase for the low cost. 👍

They’re too sharp, too thin and they don’t fit in my hand well, as the handle-bulge is too pronounced. Also, they’re flat, even though they mimic an AceJet model that isn’t, and the picture looks like they are more true to the AceJet design than they actually are.

Fantastic knives great for no spin and half spin. Can easily throw no spin from 15-20 feet!

Pros like to tell you that you need an expensive set while showing the ones they make, or the ones the guys sponsoring their videos make, but i believe thats all part of the “buy more you need more” marketing scheme on the world today. These work great. balanced and great for learning all styles. I put chartreuse tape and a ribbon from the holes because when you miss and have to find them it can be challenging in talker grass and leaves so flourescent yellow sticks out and makes them a lot easier to find. just a good tip. but these eork fantastic fir the $20 i spent. i lost one a while back before i started with the tape and i think sure am glad it wasnt from a $200 set. Dont need sharp edge just a sharp point and these stick good and deep. I will def buy again.

Value for money was very good considering how nice these knives are! Where’s my No Spin Gang at? Highly recommended!!