Throwing Knives & Throwing Cards

Balanced Throwing Blades for Practice, Sport & Skill Development

Throwing knives designed for accuracy and balance. Stainless steel construction in sets of 3-12 knives. Includes throwing cards, mini throwing knives, and professional sets with sheaths. Practice targets, skill development, and sport throwing.

LEGAL WARNING:

Throwing knives and throwing stars are ILLEGAL in some states and cities. Some areas classify them as "prohibited weapons." Carrying throwing knives may result in weapons charges even where ownership is legal.

BUYER ASSUMES ALL LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY. Research your state and local knife laws before purchasing. TBOTECH is not responsible for illegal possession or carry.

Throwing Knife Types:

Balanced Throwing Knives

Traditional throwing knives with center-weighted balance. Equal weight distribution for stable flight. Typically 8-12 inches overall length. Fixed blade, no handle guards. Designed specifically for throwing - not combat or utility use.

Mini Throwing Knives

Compact 4-6 inch throwing knives. Lighter weight for beginners. Easier to carry in sets. Good for close-range practice (10-15 feet). Lower risk of property damage during practice.

Professional Throwing Knife Sets

Competition-grade balanced knives. Precision-weighted for consistent rotation. 9-12 inch blades. Often includes carrying case or sheath. For experienced throwers and competition use.

Throwing Cards

Metal throwing cards shaped like playing cards. Thin stainless steel with sharpened edges. Thrown like frisbee or playing card. Novelty and skill item. Requires different technique than throwing knives.

Cord-Wrapped Throwing Knives

Throwing knives with paracord-wrapped handles. Improved grip during throw. Decorative wrapping in various colors. Same balance as unwrapped knives.

Featured Throwing Knife Sets:

• Perfect Point Throwing Knives: Professional 3-piece set, balanced steel construction
• Perfect Point Mini Throwing Knives: Compact set for beginners, smaller size
• 6-Piece Throwing Knife Set: Large practice set, multiple knives for continuous throwing
• Throwing Knives with Leg Sheath: 3-piece set with tactical leg holster
• Throwing Knife Set for Beginners: Entry-level 3-piece set, color-coded blades
• 10 Inch Throwing Knife: Single balanced blade for individual purchase
• BioHazard Cord Wrapped Knives: Paracord-wrapped handles, decorative designs
• Throwing Cards: Metal card set, playing card shape and size

Why People Practice Knife Throwing:

• Skill Development: Hand-eye coordination, focus, consistency training
• Sport & Competition: Organized throwing competitions and leagues
• Stress Relief: Repetitive practice provides meditative focus
• Historical Interest: Learning traditional martial arts and frontier skills
• Entertainment: Backyard hobby and party trick demonstrations
• Preparedness: Survival skill practice (not primary self-defense)

Throwing Knives for Self-Defense - Reality Check:

NOT Recommended for Self-Defense:

• Requires extensive practice to hit moving target
• Low probability of stopping attacker with single throw
• Gives attacker weapon if you miss
• Minimal stopping power compared to firearms or pepper spray
• Only one shot unless carrying multiple knives
• Movies and TV drastically overstate throwing knife effectiveness

Better Self-Defense Options: Pepper spray, stun guns, personal alarms, tactical flashlights all more effective and legal in more places.

Knife Throwing Basics:

Throwing Distances

• Half Rotation: 6-8 feet (beginner starting distance)
• One Rotation: 12-15 feet (standard throwing distance)
• Two Rotations: 18-22 feet (advanced distance)
• No-Spin Throw: Varies - blade doesn't rotate (advanced technique)

Basic Throwing Technique

1. Grip knife by handle (or blade for advanced throwers)
2. Stand square to target, dominant foot back
3. Bring knife back beside ear
4. Step forward with dominant foot as you throw
5. Release knife at eye level, pointing at target
6. Follow through with throwing arm

Rotation and Distance

Knife must complete exact number of rotations to stick blade-first. Each knife rotates at specific rate based on length and weight. Adjust throwing distance to match rotation. Start close, move back as skill improves.

Safe Practice Guidelines:

• Throwing Target Required: Wood target board, never trees or structures you don't own
• Clear Area: No people or animals within 20 feet of target or thrower
• Backstop: Solid barrier behind target to catch missed throws
• Retrieve Safely: Walk - don't run - to target between throws
• Never Throw At: People, animals, occupied structures, public property
• Private Property Only: Practice on your own property or designated throwing range
• Secure Storage: Keep throwing knives away from children

What to Look for in Throwing Knives:

• Balance: Even weight distribution - blade and handle equal weight
• Length: 8-12 inches for standard rotation throws, 4-6 inches for mini knives
• Material: Stainless steel resists rust, carbon steel holds edge longer
• No Handle Guards: Throwing knives should have straight profile for clean release
• Tip Design: Sharp point required to stick in target
• Weight: 6-12 oz typical - heavier knives fly straighter but require more force
• Set Size: Minimum 3 knives - allows continuous practice without constant retrieval

Beginner Recommendations:

Start With:

• 3-piece beginner set (Perfect Point or similar)
• 9-10 inch overall length
• One-piece stainless steel construction
• Wood or foam target board
• Practice at 10-12 feet (one rotation distance)

Practice Progression:

1. Master one-rotation throw at 12 feet
2. Achieve 50% stick rate before increasing distance
3. Move to two-rotation distance (18-20 feet)
4. Experiment with different grips and techniques
5. Consider competition or advanced techniques

Throwing Cards vs. Throwing Knives:

Throwing Cards:

• Thrown like frisbee with wrist snap
• Less penetration than knives
• Novelty skill toy more than practical tool
• Easier to carry multiple cards

Throwing Knives:

• Traditional throwing technique with rotation
• Greater penetration and sticking power
• Requires outdoor practice space
• Develops classical throwing skills
• Heavier, more substantial feel

Legal Restrictions:

• Public Carry: Illegal to carry throwing knives in most public places even where ownership legal
• Schools: Prohibited on all school and college campuses
• Transportation: Should be stored in trunk or locked container during transport

Maintenance & Care:

• Clean After Use: Wipe dirt and moisture off blades
• Sharpen Tips: Keep points sharp for target penetration
• Oil Blades: Light coat of oil prevents rust on carbon steel
• Inspect for Damage: Check for bent tips, cracks, or blade damage
• Store Dry: Keep in dry environment, use sheaths for protection
• Repair Targets: Replace worn target boards - dull knives bounce off hard surfaces

Competition Knife Throwing:

Organized knife throwing competitions follow standardized rules:

• Regulation target designs and scoring zones
• Specific throwing distances (10, 15, 20 feet typical)
• Knife specifications (length, weight requirements)
• Local clubs and leagues in many areas
• World Knife Throwing Championships held annually

NOT Recommended For:

• Self-defense (ineffective, gives attacker weapon)
• Hunting (inhumane, low success rate)
• Urban environments (property damage, legal issues)
• Children without adult supervision
• Public demonstrations without proper safety measures

TBOTECH Legal Disclaimer:

BUYER ASSUMES ALL LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY. Throwing knives sold for sport, practice, and skill development only. Purchaser certifies they will comply with all federal, state, and local knife laws. TBOTECH not responsible for illegal possession, carry, or use.

TBOTECH Guarantee:

• Fast shipping (free over $50)
• 90-day satisfaction guarantee
• Balanced, quality construction
• Sets include multiple knives for continuous practice
• Legal compliance is buyer's responsibility

Questions about throwing knife selection or technique? Contact us.