20 Best Throwing Knives Warframe (2022 Updated)

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This set was my second set of knives throughout my culinary career. As displayed in the photo, the chef’s knife is crisp, easy to handle, and can easily be used in a home or professional setting. The sharp stainless steel against something like an onion is satisfying to watch how clean each cut really is.

I would definitely recommend this set for you to buy!.

These are lovely! They are strong SHARP knives in a fairly sturdy case or block. It is beautiful on a counter and works well!!! The knives are grand quality and a great variety. These are wonderful for chefs and any cook to have.

Just use caution as the stand is glass and to clean it you have to unscrew the top and carefully pull up a glass sheet on each side so it’s a little fragile then. Sturdy base though!.

This were perfectly packaged and just an amazing addition to my kitchen. Very esthetically pleasing. As side from just the appearance of them they are chef quality and very sharp.

I love this 6 inch knife. I’d watched TV chefs using the round bottom knives to chop veggies. This rounded knife dices and slices much nicer than my other knives. (One chops at an angle and use the point as the center of the chopping arc.

) It is more comfortable on the wrist and it takes less force. It was packaged with a plastic point cover to protect the knife point and probably your fingers as well. It isn’t at a “professional chef” price but it does what I watched chefs do.

I was a professional chef for 30 years and do most of my cooking at home now. I have used some of the best cutlery available, that being said I was interested in trying this KAI knife and at this price I could not resist.

The knife arrived and after washing it, I sliced onions, Julianne carrots, and tomatoes. This knife performed beautifully. I will be purchasing more.

Was glad I purchased this knife as a part to stop buying cheap knives. Love to cook and it makes it much easier an faster when you have a good knife

This little thing might look weird and perhaps even awkward. But it is a superb neck knife and the grip is fantastic! It holds well in all hand sizes and the pracord prevents slippage even with larger hands.

It weighs next to nothing and you won’t likely even remember it is around your neck until need calls it into use. A bonus: This is by FAR the sharpest knife i have ever brought home brand new! It is probably sharp enough to do eye surgery if you were of the mind to use it so, lol! Seriously, i cant believe how great this thing is all the way around for the price point.

Very pleased and my wife demanded i buy her one as well.

This was the first “necker” I had ever purchased. I now also have a Tops ALRT XL. Two totally different types of neck knives, but back to the CRKT Folts Minimalist. This knife came hair shaving sharp in a nice littke kydex sheath.

It looks as if the sheath was made for the tanto style Minimalist but it fits the bowie style I have perfectly. I have not noticed any rub marks on the knife and it is held securely; absolutely no fear of it coming out unintentionally.

The clasp used to connect the the string necklace isn’t the best quality, but I am confident that it will work just fine. The knife is so lightweight that I forget I am wearing it. It has a thin profile and remains hidden under my shirt; it doesn’t protrude out at all.

The ergonomics of the handle are well thought out and even though there is only enough room for 3 fingers, it feels good in my hand, remaining comfortable even after an hour of usage. The addition of the braided cord at the bottom of the handle is a nice touch that gives you a little more to hold on to.

The blade came razor sharp as I stated above and comes to an almost needle point. It carries itself like a larger blade and has been up to all the small tasks I have out it through: opening boxes/mail; carving and whittling a Native American style bow and arrows for my son, random cutting of objects throughout the day and it is very comfortable to hold for long periods.

The blade holds its edge decently and takes a keen edge with little effort. It is a great looking knife as well. These knives must be very popular because I saw them for sale (bowie model) at my local Lowes last week for almost the same price I paid at Home Essentials Direct.

Don’t get me wrong, the price on Home Essentials Direct was the lowest I have seen and I checked numerous websites. Overall, this is an extremely lightweight and durable neck knife that can be worn comfortably and concealed all day long.

The blade, while short, is extremely sharp and well suited for a number of daily tasks that any edc knife would need to perform, but I feel this knife would hold its own in a survival situation if necessary.

It’s a good looking knife and it comes with a good kydex sheath that retains the blade well. It also comes with a clip that screws onto the sheath for belt or outsude the pocket carry and can be mounted for horizontal or vertical carry.

All in all, this is a good knife for edc and I would highly reccomend it. I am interested in the Wharncliffe style blade and maybe the CRKT S. P. E. W.

Hopefully you aren’t as stupid as I am and you don’t slice your thumb open five minutes after taking it out of the box. Not used to rounded blade, I had my thumb in the wrong spot when I drew the blade from the sheath and gave myself a nasty cut.

Good thing: the blade is very sharp, so the wound should close quickly with the neat cut. I am used to thinking in terms of straight blades. BTW If slicing my thumb was not proof enough a sharpness test slicing the edge of printer paper shows this blade to be scary sharp.

It’s the sharpest knife I’ve ever tested. Updated to show my carry technique. I wanted to wear on my belt without open displaying, so I carry it upside side down and the handle slips into the pocket of my jeans.

Black belt and black holster draws no attention and I can remove it with one hand. If I carry in my pocked to not display I need two hands two retrieve it.

I bought 3 of these , a ranger , and another buck at same time new from eBay ! This knife almost cut the head off a 300 lb hog in 2 passes !! Does not dull easy ! I bought 3 for the price u would pay for the price of one of the others ! Cases is average !! I keep this one in our processing , the other 2 will be in our deer equiptment ! Please be careful , this is beyond razor sharp !! Easy to resharpen back to new ! Thank u buck once again !!.

This little knife is a replacement for my old Buck skinner. It holds an edge better than most of my other knives. Especially at the price point. Slides through rope and poly-straps like butter. I sharpen it with 1500 stone with 10 swipes.

It’ll shave!.

I bought this for a do anything knife (gut fish, bug out, concealed carry, widdle wood, etc. ) several days ago. First off, I love Buck and think they’re a great company. The blade is made of 420 HC, a high carbon steel with a small amount of chromium in it for rust prevention.

It holds an edge well and is easy to sharpen. The handle is made of rubber that is very grippy, even when wet. The outside of the sheath is a soft nylon with a kydex interior. I really like this design, as it prevents the blade from cutting the nylon.

It is a great sheath and yet another great knife from Buck! I highly encourage you to pick one up!.

Very handy goes everywhere carry. Eldris easily does 90% of everything I need cut. It clicks into sheath & will hang as necker no problem. Easy enough to rig piece of inner tube or birch bark if you’re unsure.

I got the ‘light my fire’ also. These with Eldris are too much fun. Lightweight & compact as a small folder. Fits in your pocket. I’m getting a few more. Great gifts. Hoping to try it out dressing deer & turkey.

Hi Guys, You asked for a review. How about an email sent (after lunch on Christmas Day) to the to the parents of the 15-year-old girl that I gave the knife to … Hi Guys, Merry Christmas! I am hoping that the idea of a small handy knife for ***** is/was acceptable.

It’s definitely not the kind of thing to tote around to school or to the mall, but would be perfect (and kind-of-handy) out on outdoorsy adventures … or maybe even doing specialized craft-stuff. And always handy (during downtime) in a vehicle’s glovebox … And that would be (obviously) only after some serious parental tutorial-time … the usual centuries-old cautions and how-to instructions … Because of the beefy handle and short fixed-blade, the little Mora is about as safe/controllable as any knife can get, and it’s actually/technically legal (because of the short 5.

9 cm blade) to take this particular knife onto commercial airplanes in Canada (only) … which I think is a crazy-stupid. I ordered an identical replacement model for myself (blue, again) yesterday morning.

You’ll notice a couple of small tiny scuff marks on the sheath of Eden’s knife (sorry about that), that I somehow inadvertently managed to do when I was adding that handy little loop of red nylon cord … a minor tweak/modification … customization by ***** … :slightly_smiling: BTW, *****’s knife does not have the optional “Neck-Knife Kit” … which I think is a goofy “over-the-top” (and possibly über-dangerous) idea that is best left to hard-core eccentric old Scandinavian bush-crafter dudes.

********************* The full story behind the Eldris knife … https://issuu. com/morakniv/docs/eldris_folder I hope that I picked the right colour. I have the nice little box that it arrived in, and will drop-it-off at when I’m there again.

On another note … the boys’ two “Accessory Bags” are from a small company called Frost River … made with the same premium materials by the same people in the same little Minnesota town (Duluth) as the company’s rugged old-timey hiking packs.

https://www. frostriver. com/shop/day-packs/ziptop-backpacks/north-bay-daypack/ The prices on the company’s bigger packs will make your nose bleed, but the little accessory bags are a actually a great deal, for some reason … *** and ********* probably could care less about the details of the material and design, but I am hoping that them tough little canvas bags will someday become handy places for the guys to stash their important little items.

Do kids still “do” marbles? :slightly_smiling: Now, it’s time for me to go make coffee and open my stuff! :christmas_tree:

I ordered this knife over the phone and received it three days later. Thank you for the prompt delivery. The knife is just the right size for my petite frame. I ordered the extra lock strap, lanyard and fire starter kit.

The lanyard is robust enough that when the fire starter is attached to it there is no to minimal slippage. I am careful to have a quick release knot when wearing the lanyard around my neck. The knife is sturdy, fits well in my small hand.

The non cutting edge of the knife works fine when using the fire stick. This is a quality product that will be used for many tasks on my outdoor adventures. Your company sells quality outdoor products made to be used in real situations.

It seems like it will be effective at what it is designed to do which is a self defense/space making tool. The thing i didnt know at purchase is while it is double edged those edges are not sharp from the factory.

So it is set up exclusively for thrusting and it appears it will do that phenomenally. The sheath is well designed and barly larger then the knife. The belt clip is great at keeping it in position.

I got this for my wife for Valentine’s Day as a weak side carry blade. She loves the overall feel and of course it’s Benchmade sharp and guaranteed to be forever. She is a fit, small framed woman so the sheath does jab her from time to time.

I think the smaller blade would have worked but she likes the intimidation factor of the larger blade.

Always wanted a good old “Made In The USA” knife so I got one. $100. 00 plus and the knife feels Hmmm. cheap. Weak. The scabbard doesn’t really lock the dagger in place. And the overall feel is cheap.

I can’t really explain it but for the money I feel I could have gotten something else better. I don’t know it’s what I feel. Hope the warranty is better than the product.

It’s a good faux movie replica, I got it for my nephew who’s dressing as Chucky and he liked it better than the one that came with his costume. I was told it’s the knife from SCREAM but whatever my nephew wanted he got and he’d super excited :).

Pretty realistic for it being plastic. It was ridiculously hard to find the right knife for my ghost face costume but this one is perfect.

What I received was an upgrade from this knife…so not complaining..

I bought this a few years back when I saw a good recommendation for it from somebody who knows his things about this(aka Skallagrim). While it is nice in the hand and convenient to add a lanyard to it(I myself only add ones to knives for retention, and choose to have them wrap around my wrist).

Used it today to break apart some wood lattice, and the edge chipped and there was some rolling, and it was a decently large sized spot for the blade length. If you use this for that, either use the spike or get a bigger, more durable axe.

I do like the way it handles when throwing(given a few test throws when I first got it) and just in general with a knife, but on the other hand, I probably should’ve gotten something like the tactical tomahawk for the purposes I was looking for.

It looks cool, but 420 stainless is not a good steel for this. If the intent is actual combat, I would not trust it, but that being said I have other things for that job. This was intended to be more “lightweight wood chopper I can use close range in extreme emergencies” that isn’t what it is intended to be.

I’m picking no because it isn’t for the purpose I would recommend it for, but would be more than happy to buy SOG products in the future and would only recommend it if someone wanted a display piece or something for extremely light use all around.

The most underrated aspect of this tool is the shape of the handle. It allows you to twist to switch ends while reducing over turning. The handle is rounded concave in shape and fits well in the hand.

As far as craftmanship is concerned, there are no issues and the tool is well balanced.

But it’s made in China. But even though it’s made in china it is WELL built and SOLID. Even though I can’t throw for a D***, IT flies like a dream! When it sticks, it sticks well. The overall hawk, is small lightweight and an excellent companion.

I can fnd zero issues with the current build design (based on Peter Laganna’s axe for the Vietnam War for the American fighter). Now going a bit deeper. The steel is what you would find on a pocket knife: stainless.

If you know nothing about steels and tools etc, you should know 420stainless is easy to sharpen and easy to dull. It has a low carbon content making it soft. The edge came dull, not blunt just dull,but sharpened easily with a common tungsten carbide sharpener.

The spike is not sharpened which is what allows it to be used as a tool and weapon. You can dig and pry with the spike and not worry about dulling the edge, not that there is one. To me this is a plus! The design of the head allows it to have non letal applications in a confrontation.

By grabbing it upside down, the head should face away from you, and protect you little finger as well as giving you a lethal edge immediately if you need it. The handle can be used as a kali stick and whack whoever is causing you problems.

So, simply put only 2 flaws: Not American made, and low carbon steel. LOTS of pros, LOTS of FUN, GREAT tool I would buy several times over again! This review was written by a US Army veteran and prepper.

Pretty large knife from what I was expecting. The point is pretty sharp. The edges are decently sharp and I’m sure would cut deep in the event of a fight. Seems pretty durable. Light and fits nicely in your hands.

Pretty fun to play around with.

It’s a great little offensive tool. It’s not for everyday use so don’t buy it thinking you can use it like a real knife. It won’t hold up for that. It will definitely do the task It’s made for

These things are crazy sharp. I mean for a “plastic” knife, you don’t want to get hit with this thing. It can go right through plywood. The serrated edge will definitely cut you also. If you doubt these are good quality, just watch the Cold Steel demo videos out there.

I watched them, then immediately ordered two.

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TranslateShow in original language1年生の息子が、いろんな物を使ってピタゴラ装置を作るのにハマっていたので購入しました。旗があがる速度がものすごく遅かったので、自分でネジを少し緩めたら、パッとあがるようになりました。ちょっと音量が大きいのと、ボールの収納に困っています。ボールをなくしてしまったら他のものでも出来るのか心配です。

TranslateShow in original language3歳になった息子が自分でこれが欲しいと希望しました。簡単なピタゴラ装置を作って毎日遊んでいます。最後に鳴る音声が大きめで、音量変更が効かないので星を一つ減らしました。ボールも、ちょっと強めの衝撃で半分に割れてしまいました。接着剤でくっつけようと思います。

Well, I got little bit nervous after look at the box because first thing what I did was reading what was on the box and it’s saying Product of China. Now I don’t know if that box was made in China or whole thing,knife itself looks good quality,but if I want to buy Chinese stuff then I go to Walmart and buy it for few bucks,not expecting that thing to last very long.

CRKT strikes me like American company based somewhere in Pacific Northwest making good quality knifes and tools. It’s a little bit deceiving and I fall for that,the price I paid for is not small nor is the end of the world,but from now on I will pay more attention to the details.

This is a very nice knife that I will be using a lot. The size is just right for carrying it in a horizontal position. My only criticism is that the leather sheaf would be a little better if made out of a stiffer leather but all in all a good product that I highly recommend.

This site is a great company to buy from. Very helpful.

There is no cons that I have came across yet, feels very good in the hand, handle and blade length allows you to do fine work but also big work when needed, very easy to sharpen and stays sharp. Very beautiful knife and the sheath that comes with it is very high quality.

I could tell how nice the quality of this knife was the moment I opened it up. The steel is gorgeous quality and finish. The handle is light and the wood used makes it look like a rolling fire. Very nice balance to it.

Even the sheath is top quality. It holds the knife snug. No chance it’s slipping out. Been using this daily since I bought it. Buy one. You know you want to.

Helle’s new Ulven (wolf in Norwegian) knife is an excellent piece. I love the feel of the handle in my hand. It is fuller than most other Helle knives and is even fuller at the end of the handle which just feels great.

The blade is shaving sharp, a Helle trademark and holds its edge very well. The sheath has a wolf cutout on it to match the name of the knife I suppose. It has a “dangler” strap which makes it more comfortable to wear, especially when you have to bend over or sit down.

I do wish the sheath were just a little bit deeper. I have worn it on several trail runs and you don’t even know it is there until you need it to cut something and then it performs great. One little note; when I run I sweat big time and the handle does not seem to like the salty sweat, so you need to keep it waxed with Sno-Seal or some other such product to protect the curly birch wood.

This is a fine piece. Simple, plain and dependable. I am proud to own it.

Many people who live in rural Scandinavia have a version of this knife. It is a timeless utilitarian tool. This particular design is made for larger hands and hard work. You can use this knife all day long and not get hot spots in your hands.

The handle is superb. The knife is well made and holds a fine edge. The sheath is well made and holds the knife well. I have been using this knife for tasks around the homestead and woodlot, as well as bushcrafting projects, for a few years, and it has exceeded my expectations.

Despite having a rat tail tang, this knife batons small pieces of wood well, and has held up to strenuous work. This is the best all-around knife that I own. If I was only going to have one knife, this would be it.

The Cold Steel Rifleman Hawk I received did not come with the sheath as advertised. I contacted walmart. com and said they couldn’t do just replacement parts. They gave me a choice, return the item for a new one or they would give me 10% off.

I have other Cold Steel Hawks which have required handle work for a good friction fit of the handle to the head. This particular hawk had an excellent friction fit, after removing and throwing away the set screw, and required no work for a good tight fit, so I took the 10% refund.

As with all Cold Steel Hawks the edge required work, and you must expect that buying one. This factory edge on this head was worse than all my other ones. The cutting edge was table top flat the full length of it, a butter knife has a better edge than it did.

After sharpening it with my GATCO knife sharpener with a 29 degree per side bevel, I used it to cut in two a 5-5. 5 inch diameter maple tree limb without issue. The friction fit head to handle held tight and never loosen while being used, and the edge remained sharp when I was done.

I did buy a Kydex sheath to protect me and the edge while being carried. This is a LARGE Tomahawk, but can function as a Short Axe/Boy Scout Axe to cut or split camp fire wood. The nice part about this tomahawk compared to a Short Axe is the 22″ handle can easily be removed (again pitch the set screw) due to the friction fit for easier carry in a pack, and just the head can be used by itself as a hand tool.

There are YouTube videos showing how to modify the Cold Steel handles that comes with their tomahawks if you need to after trashing the set screw to get a good friction fit. These are good Tomahawks, they just need a little bit of work out of the box to get them where they should be to be fully functional or some more work to make them customized fancy and functional.

Extra handles can be purchased if needed. For all the more they cost, they are a good deal. Would buy again. DANNY.

Well made head but came with a thick edge profile. Took some time with file and stones to thin it down and put a good usable edge on it. The head has considerable weight compared to other hawks so you can really wail into some wood with it.

Came with a solid hickory handle which I did refit the head to for a super tight fit and then used some rubber electrical insulation wrap to thicken 2/3 rds of the handle area for a grip more to my liking.

I like it a lot. Its got enough heft and blade width to it to really do work with whether your chopping wood or driving nails. I would have given it 5 stars if the blade edge profile had been better out of the box but it is fixable with a little elbow grease.

Don’t know about throwing it as I bought mine to use as a tool. Should last you a lifetime with normal care.

This is a heavy tomahawk, made to be used as a working tool. The quality of steel is moderately good, especially when considering the low price. It is also the perfect platform to customize. The hickory handle is a little long, and can be cut down to a size that fits the user’s needs.

Overall, it’s a good tomahawk for the money.

Cold Steel isn’t the best company for HEMA enthusiasts, but this buckler is actually very good. It’s on the heavier side, but not TOO heavy. Other steel bucklers we use are the same weight. It’s made of plastic, and isn’t supposed to be used against metal weapons, but I use it against steel swords and see no issues.

Yes, steel swords will dent the plastic, but not more than what happens to a wooden buckler (and we use wooden bucklers against steel both in HEMA and throughout history). I just use a knife to shave away sharp edges that occurs when the buckler is dented after sparring and can allready see that it will take a LOT of sparring before this buckler is destroyed.

I would actually suspect it will last longer than a wooden buckler. Another great thing is the handle and the room around the handle. This is big enough to fit in a protective glove much better than some other bucklers I’ve tried.

It’s also nice a nice grip where you can place your thumb on the grip for better control of the buckler. So, for a robust cheap buckler that will last a long time even with lots of sparring (against metal weapons) I’d recommend this.

If you use it only against plastic/wooden weapons it will last forever. Let me again say that the grip is very good on this buckler. So I actually prefer this bucker over another steel buckler I have when sparring.

Weight is in the upper limit but not too heavy, which can’t be said about a lot of Cold Steel products.

I’m handy so I fashioned a pair of hangers from an old metal square several years ago. After years of looking at how my cutlass needed a change I bought these cool scull and crossed sword beauties. Good quality and perfect for my sword.

Not much more than a ten dollar bill and keeps it up out of reach of my grandchildren. Quality hangers for a quality sword. Spring adjusts automatically to thickness of sword/scabbard. I’m impressed, and I’m picky.

The handle is too bulky. Not good for a costume prop. The top of the sword skull is hollow and looks very tacky if you have the sword facing down.

Nice Knife! It has the quality that you would expect from Benchmade and made in the USA! The handle size and length fits into my hand perfectly. Love the short blade length of 2. 7 inches, not too much to get in the way.

The upper blade edge serrations are perfectly located to provide a positive grip while slicing and dicing. Should work great to dissect any hunting and/or fishing game. I think the Benchmade box is a little oversize for the knife but that is my opinion!.

This knife is awesome. Use it in the kitchen for almost everything. Like it more for everyday use in the kitchen than butchering My only hope is that Cabelas and or Bass pro don’t stop carrying quality knifes like these.

Somehow this knife does it all, great for boning and fileting, it’s a jack of all trades. The quality is unmatched, you can tell this knife will last a lifetime. Transitions seamlessly from the field to the kitchen.

Arrived mint in box. Comes razor sharp and includes multiple carry options. Fit and finish are excellent. Ergonomics are very good, too. The tab retention system in use does not make any noise when deploying the blade, as it does not depend on snaps or hook & loop fasteners.

The adjustable tension on the sheath proper is a bit of overkill. Otherwise, a quality dagger and sheath from a reputable manufacturer.

I purchased this blade at Smokey Mountain Knife Works yesterday 10. 15. 21. I am thoroughly pleased with the quality of the blade itself. However, the retention mechanism within the sheath itself unfortunately broke the very day I got it.

Not mad at SOG or SMKW, it may very well have been a 1/100,000 quality issue. I still support SOG 100% just keep an eye out on this piece.

So far it seems like a great knife. my only complaint thus far is the handle seems small. im not a large man, with large hands, more average i would say, but with the handles on it doesnt feel secure.

I know you can take em off to save weight. i wanna thicker pair to hold onto it. just my 2 cents. other wise love the knife and sheath system so far.

This knife was expensive, but it is really something special. The build quality is impressive and the design is unique. It’s a bigger knife than I normally carry without a clip, but the gently curved shape of the handle makes in unobtrusive in my pocket.

The same shape makes the knife comfortable in my hand. I had been wanting a knife with a damascus steel blade and it has an attractive one. I am always on the lookout for a finely crafted gentleman’s knife and this one fit the bill.

Nice job on the design and build.

As I have several TJB knives, which all have seemed to be quality made. This knife looks and feels great in your hand. The black Micarta is a great look. It is heftier than you think when you first hold it.

A great single blade pocket knife. It is stiff opening and has the strong feel in your hand. I really like the that it is left hand friendly. Being a lefty it would be great to see more left hand friendly knives.

It is on the same style as the Pike, which I have 2 of. Black micarta and the rosewood and brass. I also have a Black N Black Carter, Red Elko (I carry it on my work truck key ring) and a White Ellis.

The Wayland has assumed the position of my favorite knife. The quality is obvious. The knife is beautiful, the blade is sharp, the profile is perfect, it fits well in my hand. Also, love that it tucks away perfectly in my pocket rather than clipping to the side of the pocket.

I use a paring knife for so many things in the kitchen. And I had one that had been my mother’s which I used, and I loved it. Then one day the tip broke off. (Well, it WAS half century old. ) So I went looking for a new paring knife.

Found this one and took a chance on ordering it without ever having hefted it. After arrival this little knife took over the kitchen. It feels good in the hand and makes every job much easier. I love this knife.

I received my Nakiri as a gift, and I was blown away. It will cut an onion with little to no effort, and will make short work of denser veggies, like squash or carrots. Great weight and balance. Incredibly sharp right out of the box.

Add a monogram, and you will have a beautiful knife to add to your collection.

Beautiful knife was sharp right out of the box . Look forward to using this for many years.