Ninjas Would Love these (INSANE Penetration) 3 New Throwing Knives 

@@user-of8jn9pc8m I got the Stinger classic with shiny steel, and plan to get many more sets!!

I agree. After owing cheapo sets that actually worked well for me, my first set from A.J. helped me throw a lot better. 4 sets later I'm waiting on my first set of Bo-Shuriken to arrive this week.

Man I wish I could afford these Ive just got a set off Amazon with one knife missing in shipping

I appreciate that!

Dragons teeth man, lol

yeah i know Condor Knives i actually started with them 11 years ago :)

Thank you yes these are more Like Bo Shuriken type inspired BUT Just to say most of throwing knives dont look Like classic throwing knives because we dont throw Sharp knives you Need only Sharp tip

@AdamCeladin awesome thanks for the reply! Ive fallen back in love with throwing after a long sebaticle. Ive been practicing mainly with a flat steel hatchet and a small bowie knife. Its probably a lot more difficult learning with these kinds of tools, but i like the idea of learning how to throw items that also have other utility. The thought of being able to pick up and stick anything with a tip/blade at a moment's notice feels very enticing. Love your videos, friend!

Thank you Richard :))

@@AdamCeladin Ohhh, Your Welcome Adam, Much Respect. Sincerely, Richard

@@richarddunn8408 have a nice day Richard 😎👌🔪

Long distance ❤😊

hey my friend, hard to say all of them were really good

The key is a heavy high quality knife if you want to improve your throwing skills . With a good knife you will progress well and it will allow you to throw cheap knives ( but you'll never really want to) If you try to get better with cheap knives you'll forever be limited by the knife Acejet and Flying steel are top quality both designed by the best throwers out there , lifetime warranty and worth every penny . As a beginner myself I almost gave up trying to learn no spin throwing because I was using trash knives until I bought the real deal . Tip from one beginner to another don't order less than 3 and when you can order 3 or 6 or 9 more . The more you can stand in place and throw before having to retrieve your knives the easier it is to make adjustments and improve your consistency. I'll never be as good as Adam but a huge thanks to him for getting me and my son into it and all the tips and techniques that he shares we have a lot of fun throwing and I'm always looking forward to my next order . Oh and also as your skills improve I highly suggest trying different style knives as they also facilitate in improving your skills because they all have a unique feel and nuances to them and you may find a style you least expected becomes your favorite

Thank you all for the sage advice. I purchased the "Stinger Air" 3 , knife set. To start off. I thought they might be too light weight. However, after receiving them . They feel just about right for me weight wise. When I start to get more proficient at throwing I may purchase the Lizard model. Or the original "Stinger" that has slightly more thickness and weight compared to the "Stinger Air".

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@@notyourbusinessreallyisit9495 yeah thats right