💪 Cold Steel Mini Flight Sport: Sleek, Black, 10in of Precision and Power Review

They're actually good throwing knives. You can buy a more expensive knife, but there can also be burrs and "points that stick or break".

I have purchased several of these launchers. But the tips tore off 3 of them. I spoke to Cold Steel and they immediately replaced them. Fun little launchers, nice and balanced and fairly inexpensive.

The only full-stock knife without a wringer. I go through maybe 4 of them a year. But I stop every day. I've been using them (and 12 inches) for 5 years. Coldsteal makes this kmoyf the best value for money, full tank. Perfect balance with no spin

Pretty cheap and practically indestructible. One of the best knife throwing deals and I should know my husband is interested. Although he has ten of them and he knows that I will order many more for him. Improved product.

Overall I really like this knife. Unfortunately I have already damaged 3 of the 6 tips I bought. It was disappointing. I thought they would hold up better than the Smith & Wesson set I have, but they don't. They are well balanced and I like their weight. I would still buy again.

I've had 12" Cold Steel Sure Flight throwing knives before and they worked well so I didn't know what to expect from these 10" smaller ones should. "Mini Fight. What I got was a very good target knife for throwing no spin, half spin and full spin. I definitely recommend it for beginners or those who want some more practice.

Learn to throw without spin. This is a great practice knife. In the beginning I made more throws than I got stuck, mostly on the concrete garage floor. This knife just fails and comes back. I like the balance and I like the feel of my hand. I have ordered 3 more. My original needed to sharpen the point. Two minutes in the grinder and like new.

These fly very well and are only half sharp which makes them easier to hold in different positions. I bought these little knives partly to teach my kids. It's hard for a 6-year-old to build enough strength, but an 8-year-old can stealthily throw them from 6 feet, and an 11-year-old can even throw them overhead with a spin from 10-12 feet. They're also pretty easy to clean with a file if they get scratched, and they don't quite look like a piece of metal. Hopefully it goes without saying that…