2 out of the 3 broke on the first use. In one the handle broke off the blade and in the other the tip broke off. The 3rd is bent from landing perfectly in the target. Cheap Chinese garbage, don't waste your money

Bought these for my nephew and ended up playing with them and setting up my own throwing knife board in the back yard. Note that these are only sharp on the point so they do take a bit of skill. My only complaint is that after a week and probably 400 throws one of the tips bent in. Overall good product though for the price! Had to order him a second set btw.

These are light, small, and much sharper than they need to be. They're great for tossing around in the woods, but compared to heavier knives they're a little unforgiving if you need them to reliably stick and stay. They're well balanced though and rotate consistently!

I've purchased a few different brands of TK's. Some to small some to big some to lite some to heavy, it's very three bears when it comes to these. However I believe these fit the bill. Let me be clear on my use of these, they are for basically playing darts with on a larger dart board outside. Super fun if none of you have tried it do so. If you are an up and coming ninja or someone who is wearing these as a tactical accessory they might not be up to the work load you require, but for the average Joe who wants to chuck these guys around they are great.
Pros: Cheap, comfortable to index, durable, balanced.
Cons: I've found none for the purpose I use them for.
Buy three sets, paint them all a different color and have some fun chucking them at some wood or a dart board (wire removed)
Also side note I did dull the edges about an inch past the tip to prevent accidental cuts when I'm a sixer deep.
Cheers

Light weight and easy to throw. They dont stick very well on wood though. They bounce off quite often.