9 1/2 " Metal Ninja Kunai Throwing knife

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Es de metal y se siente bien en mano aunque hay que aclara qué aunque sea de metal solo es de exhibición ya qué sé puede romper con facilidad, el único gran detalle que veo que hace que se vea feo es que tiene unas letra qué dicen donde fue hecho.

Got this for my daughter and she liked it. For the price I was really surprised by how well the quality of it is. It was actually a lot sturdier than I expected and felt really nice in the hand. All in all it’s great for the price.

So I don’t use these for show, I throw them into wood like every other throwing knife I have and here’s what happensI love these. For anyone that use Caramba knives these are pretty cool and fun, basically the same thing but you can throw them.The metal bends a little easier than I like. I practice real scenarios where I would have to throw a knife in self-defense. The metal will bend when throw with intent BUT you can bend it backThe tip will break eventually but the easily pliable metal makes it to where you can sharpen down the metal and put a new rip on it so it’s not like your going to destroy it within a weak, maybe a couple of months if your a absolute unitIt’s not sharp but it does not need to be. At the end of the day it’s a weapon, it’s heavy, it has a focused area for puncturing, so it will hold its name to a weapon. Just know if you’re not getting it to hang over your anime poster, the knife will need to be maintained. It’s totally worth the money you can definitely preform tactical functions with this.

be careful letting your kids just order stuff I thought this was some kids toy from spy ninja its a real metal throwing object had to take it away from the kids and put it in my car as a weapon

Finally a actually kunai, usually when I try to search for a kunai, instead a normal throwing knife appears with the same cheap design as almost every other brand. The diamond shape of the Kunai was what I really was looking for, as it exactly replicates the kunais from Naruto. Despite requiring heavy maintenance for field duty, this knife is without a doubt one of the best I have seen and bought. So far I have bought two, and hoping to try to heat treat and sharpen one of them.

This kunai arrived blunt. It took a point with a file, but immediately bent after throwing. It requires sharpening after every throw, and the entire body bent. The target was old plywood on soft ground.