Rough Ryder Throwing Knife

This is an easy knife to stick and for the price I would say worth it. I recommend putting a little work into it before throwing it. Grind or file the tip, they are too pointy and can bend. Also I grind the edge A bit to tone down the sharpness. I felt it was a little to sharp for a throwing knife (just my personal preference). Also I will probably remove the handle and rivet on a leather one. This knife doesn't compare to the Old Timer, Cold Steel Perfect Balance thrower or a nice Gill Hibben it's rather light weight for the size. Im updating this review since upgrading the handle. I purchased some leather wrap and wrapped the handle. Looks nice but when throwing it I miss the nice thick steel and heavy weight from my other throwing bowies.

Great throwing knives.

Bought 14” to try out heavier knife from 12” for throwing. Feels super light... not sure if description was wrong or I just read it wrong for weight. Sticks great though.. But could feel handle coming loose after 1st throw. Also blade is sharp enough and close enough to handle to cut you. Be careful. Great price in the end.

The knife was entertaining for the three throwing sessions I got out of it before it snapped in half.

The tip bends every which way, is simply too flimsy to remain effective. The grips have already come loose. Unbalanced in flight, poor steel for a thrower, poor handle for a cleaver.