
Rite Edge Throwing Knife Set 210939 - 12 Piece With 6 Inch Overall And 3.5 Inch Double Edge Blades Skeletonized Handle
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The Rite Edge Throwing Knife Set (210939) is a 12-piece collection built for serious throwing practice and portable training. Each knife measures 6" overall with a 3.5" double-edge blade, crafted from a single piece of stainless steel for strength and consistency.
- 12-piece set: 12 throwing knives included for varied practice routines and progression.
- 6" overall length: compact, balanced size designed for controlled throws.
- 3.5" double-edge blade: symmetrical blade for balanced flight and versatile edge performance.
- One-piece stainless construction: durable, corrosion-resistant steel built to withstand repeated use.
- Two-tone finish: black and satin coating reduces glare while maintaining a sleek look.
- Skeletonized handle: lighter weight and improved balance for precise grip and control.
- Storage roll with Velcro and belt loop: convenient, portable transport and secure organization for on-the-go practice.
The design translates to practical benefits: predictable flight paths and consistent performance during training, reduced fatigue thanks to a lighter grip, and easy transport and organization so you can practice more efficiently. The set is suitable for beginners building foundational throws as well as experienced throwers refining accuracy, offering a cohesive, reliable system for target practice, range sessions, or outdoor training.
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