12 Inch Tactical Metal Two Tone Thrower Throwing Blade Kunai The Expendables (1 Piece of 808-10 Black)

Awesome kunai! Exactly what my girl wanted it's huge and dense as hell. Definitely buying more!!

I bought this specifically to spin around on my finger and for that purpose it is perfect but I’m terms of throwing I wouldn’t recommend but other than the metal just being a cutout and easy to break it’s fine but if you wanna use it to cut things you’ll need to sharpen it yourself.

Arrived earlier than expected delivery date. Came in well packaged. Has a very sharp point (which every knife enthusiast will enjoy) along with a nice feeling on the side blade. Best of all, it feels hefty and nice to spin with the hole it has. Only complaint is that the inner hole seems really roughed out for some reasons.

junk

Super thin.. bent tip on first throw 😭 i really wanted a shurikin full size and real! This is no good substitute... soo thin.

I've been looking around for some time for a more traditionally-sized kunai for aesthetic purposes over a standard kunai-style 5" knife (which I have many of), as well as for use as a tool and throwing knife.The first thing I noticed was that the tip came to a very thin, sharp point, so much so that it easily punched a hole in the bottom of sheath while I was unwrapping it. I was going to plan on being very mindful of that in the future, though, as luck would sort of have it, during a set of practice throws with it, it wedged in the wood and bent a little. When I attempted to straighten it in the wood, it snapped right off. It was only 2-3mm of the tip, though, so it still comes to a good enough point to stick cleanly and firmly. The knife in general actually comes quite sharp, and is about 6mm thick in the center, so it's actually quite a sturdy piece of metal aside from the ridiculously fine tip that snapped off fairly easily (to my benefit, but may not be desired by others).Overall, I very much like it, but I docked a star for the ridiculous, flimsy tip, not so much for being annoying (it snapped right off anyways) as much as to flag to other to be mindful of that if that's what they purchased it for.If you're not using it as a throwing knife, but more a traditional knife/tool, I'd put it at 5 stars; that tip isn't likely to bend or come off from normal every-day use, and it's still quite sharp near the point where it wedged in wood, even after an hour of throwing, so it keeps its edge quite well.

Hasn't broken

It looks great. Good size. But it either needs more carbon in the steel or to be made of Steel instead of aluminum. Bends and will probably break if I threw it for serious.