Whetstone Cutlery 12 Piece Set of S-Force Kunai Knives with Carrying Case
Key features
- •Set of 12 Whetstone Cutlery S-Force(Special Forces) Kunai Knives
- •Nylon Carrying Case with Velcro Closures and Belt Loop - Holds All 12 Knives, Case Dimensions: 4.75 x 8.125 x 1.5 inches
- •Knife Dimensions: 6.5 x .375 x 1 inches, Blade Length: 3.125 inches
- •Full Tang, Cord Wrapped Handle
- •Stainless Steel, Double Edged Blade
Whetstone Cutlery 12 Piece Set of S-Force Kunai Knives with Carrying Case
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Customer Reviews
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Not a bad price for 12 knives, but the knives are VERY cheaply made
Zac•June 20, 2018
Two major problems with the product,
1-less sharp than a butter knife
2-no care for uniformity or pride in the manufacturing
So basically, the knives come VERY dull, I've spent about a half an hour sharpening both sides of one cutting surface and can now somewhat cut a piece of paper. But at twelve knives both with two cutting edges, that's about twelve hours of sharpening to have somewhat sharp knives.
The biggest problem with sharpening these knives is the are NOT straight, the edges have curves and knicks, and majorally on all of the knives on all sides, if you set a knife down, one cutting edge is much longer than the other, flip it over, and it's off the same, meaning on one cutting edge, the two sides have drastically different angles. This is a problem with their manufacturing.
Another note is all of the lines and Engels on these knives do not line up, the vent lines do not always carry down to the tip, some are not straight, etc.
At 20$ for 12 knives, I didn't expect much, but a little pride in their product would have been nice
1-less sharp than a butter knife
2-no care for uniformity or pride in the manufacturing
So basically, the knives come VERY dull, I've spent about a half an hour sharpening both sides of one cutting surface and can now somewhat cut a piece of paper. But at twelve knives both with two cutting edges, that's about twelve hours of sharpening to have somewhat sharp knives.
The biggest problem with sharpening these knives is the are NOT straight, the edges have curves and knicks, and majorally on all of the knives on all sides, if you set a knife down, one cutting edge is much longer than the other, flip it over, and it's off the same, meaning on one cutting edge, the two sides have drastically different angles. This is a problem with their manufacturing.
Another note is all of the lines and Engels on these knives do not line up, the vent lines do not always carry down to the tip, some are not straight, etc.
At 20$ for 12 knives, I didn't expect much, but a little pride in their product would have been nice
Cheaply made but decent for the price
Lucas•March 31, 2018
I figure that these are almost disposable because they are so cheap. With that in mind they aren't that bad other than just being not very durable. The steel is soft and the handle wrap doesn't last. Honestly for the price, I'm happy.
Not for long distance
Waterboygaming•February 16, 2018
Good knives, they stick almost effortlessly when thrown right, Id say the max distance for these in around 2-3 meters, the tips on 4 of them broke off after a few throws, and the paracord came loose on one, I used LOCTITE superglue on the rest to keep the paracord from going anywhere
Missing knife...
Ben C.•August 6, 2017
Seems like good quality, but only got 11 knives in the case...
then they should be fine for getting the hang of throwing knives
James Lewis•August 5, 2017
I bought these for my son a couple months ago. If you plan to throw these at a soft target (not humans, I'm talking Styrofoam), then they should be fine for getting the hang of throwing knives. However, if you throw them at wood or anything hard, they tend to bend/break. My son had broken several within a couple weeks. Probably decent for the money but if you want something that will last, keep looking.
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