Pros: Weight, Overall Quality, Materials
Cons: Finish, Blade Sharpness
mini
Knife is meant to practice. Hardy metal but not sharp. Surprised this is from cold steel.
Reviews and Ratings for Cold Steel 80STK10 Mini Flight Sport Throwing Knife 10" Overall
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Customer Reviews
Tony
Pensacola, flAug 10, 2015
Aiden C
Broken Arrow, OKFeb 13, 2017
Pros: Overall Quality, Blade Material, Materials
Cons: None
Quite pointy indeed
I use this product daily and it stands up to everything from throwing it at wood to throwing it at cardboard to throwing it at metal. Very versatile in its fuctionality as you may throw it any way you wish. Overall very Impressed, and you should not hesitate to buy one now.
Mike
ArizonaJul 21, 2014
Pros: Weight, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Materials
Cons: None
Best Blades for Throwing ... ALL things considered
I own 6 different cold steel throwing knives. All of them cost more. All of them weigh more. All of them are good - great throwing knives. The bigger, heavier models tear the heck out of my targets. One good throwing session and we are through the 2 X 4's. That's work and cost to replace for the next session. Considering the fact that I know no one who would "throw" a knife in a survival situation, (thus giving the enemy a weapon), these are, by far, the best of the best for recreational use. Yes, some of the "Big Ones" sink a lot deeper into the target, with a nice resounding "thunk". They are much a pain to remove. These are as accurate as the best of them, are a lot easier to remove from the target, and save me money. Are these absolute perfect knives, no, they are mass produced in a foreign country. I will own almost 20 of these as of my next delivery. Why? There is nothing better in this price range.
Paul T
IdahoMay 25, 2015
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Overall Quality, Blade Material, Materials
Cons: Sheath/Scabbard
Get at least two.
Bought two some giggles. First thing I noticed was the weight and the solid feel of the knife. After a few throws I was getting nice sticks into plywood with a solid thunk. One of the tips got bent early on, but I just bent it back and good as new. Nice throwers for the cost.
Ryan
PAJul 07, 2014
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Blade Material, Finish, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Overall Quality
Best $10 thrower?
I'm having a lot of fun with these knives. I bought a set of three and they're pretty tough. However they weren't quite what I expected. I have some of the larger Cold steel throwers and they're indestructible, perfectly matched and well finished. These are stamped cut, not laser so when you look at the narrow edge of the handle it's not square, one of the knives is ground deeper than the others and the very end of the point was curled from dropping during shipping. Still the best I have found for the money.