Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Buying Throwing Knives- Beginners Guide


When it comes to buying throwing knives, there are things that must be considered by buyers, especially for buyers who are beginners in throwing knives like you. In this article, we will tell the things that you must know before setting out a foot and purchasing your first set of throwing knives!



Things that Beginners Must Consider


Either for entertainment or for sports use, beginners in knife throwing must have the very important tools of the sports, throwing knives. A set of traditional throwing knives will do for beginners like you and when looking for your first set of throwing knives, the things that you need to consider include:


1. To make sure that the knives are not old. This means to say that you just can’t get any knife available at home and use it for throwing. What you should do is look for knives that are new and perfectly balanced in order to get optimal results.


2. To make sure that the knives are not sharp. While knife throwing requires a good stick, this doesn’t mean you have to use really sharp knives. Really sharp knives could get you injured even if you decide to not ever throw from the blade. You’ll still get a good stick using perfectly balanced knives.


3. To make sure that the knives do not come with special handles. While throwing knives with special handles could look good than those with simple handles when throwing, they could really make the throwing difficult. According to professional and highly experienced knife throwers, knives with special handles, especially those with elaborate designs usually possess some parts that could get hooked on the fingers making the throw less accurate and slow producing really poor results.


4. To make sure that the knives are not heavy. Throwing knives come in different sizes and styles and it is okay to choose the size and design that you are more comfortable to use, but you have to make sure it is not heavier than 200 grams, because knives heavier than 200 grams will require you to throw with much strength and you can throw with much strength, the accuracy of the throw won’t be really good. The advice of professional throwers is to choose a throwing knife weighing around 200 grams.


Now that you know the things that you must consider before buying your first set of throwing knives, all there’s left to do is to find a place to buy your set from. In this case, we advise that you checkout your local hardware or tool shop so you can personally check out the products, but in case there’s no hardware in your local area, you can check out sellers selling online.

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