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- FAQ: Is [insert knife brand here] good for a beginner?
Believe it or not, I haven't thrown every knife on the market, so I can't say a set of knives are good or bad if I haven't thrown them. Check my "Throwing Knife Reviews" playlist to see most of the knives I own:
www.youtube.com....
Here are the golden rules I follow when looking at throwing knives that would work for me:
1) Length should be over 8". I prefer the 10" length for no-spin throwing. For rotational throwing in a competition, the length should be 12" - 14". If you are throwing indoors at a closer range, than a 6" knife is doable as the benefit is less damage to your area and the length is okay for 2 m throws. But, smaller knives work best with targets that are easier to penetrate, like a rubber mat, archery target, cardboard, and broken-in end grain. For bo-shuriken, it's normal for the length to be around 6" and these work best with the targets described above.
In the "Best Mid-Range Throwing Knife" video, I recommend the Cold Steel Sure Flights as you can do both rotational knife throwing and no spin. Although, they can be bit too light for rotational and a bit too long for no spin, however, for the price, it's a great starter set to see what style you gravitate towards. I find that most people love either Cold Steel, Condor, or John Bailey knives for their starter sets and after that, they move onto custom. If you're into no-spin, a lot of people love Flying Steel for their quality and ease in throwing.
2) The weight of the knife is important. Lighter knives are easier to throw quickly, but at farther distances can be flimsy. Heavy knives do great for throwing at long distances, but can be cumbersome to hold. Find out the weight ratio of your knife by dividing the weight in ounces by the length in inches. A light knife will be 0.4 - 0.6 ounces per inch. A medium weighted knife will be 0.7 - 0.9 oz/in. Heavy knives are usually 1 - 1.4 oz/in. The lighter the knife, the better it'll be at short range and for quick throws. The heavier the knife, the better it'll be at long range, but can be cumbersome to hold. Some of my favorite knives are in the 0.6 - 0.8 oz/in range, but that's because I like the feel of a lighter knife for no spin throwing.
Shuriken or spikes should have a weight ratio of 0.3 - 0.4-- the light weight actually works well for long distance throws.
Some of my worst knives had a weight ratio of 0.2 - 0.3 ounces per inch. Stay away from these knives!
3) The price of EACH knife should be above $10. I prefer paying $20 per knife or more. The more you spend on the knife, the more likely the quality of the knife will increase. Do not fall for the $15 for a set of 6 or 12 knives. You get exactly what you pay for when you buy a knife that costs a few dollars each-- a low-quality knife that will most likely bend, break, chip and won't throw well.
4) Buy from a knife maker if you can. Of course, a custom-made knife is going to be more expensive (about $30 per knife and up) than the mass-produced ones found in popular online stores, but it will most likely be made from quality steel and be heat-treated. Not to mention, designed by actual knife throwers and not people who have never thrown knives.
If you don't know what heat treated means and/or you want to know more about quality steel, check out this video:
• Review of Flying Steel...
Links to custom-knife makers can be found down below:
Flying Steel's Store (USA)
flyingsteel.com/
Libra Knives (USA)
libraknives.com/
Crescent Knife Works eBay Page (Canada)
www.knivesonnet...
Graf Knives (Poland)
grafknives.pl/e...
Sharp Blades (Czech Republic)
www.shopsharpbl...
www.sharpblades.cz
Joe Darrah's email (USA)
brknfthr@aol.com
Bill Page Knife Page (USA)
/ 335822. .
Werner Lengmüller (Germany)
www.facebook.c...
5) If you must go for mass-produced, go for a knife that's been designed by a knife thrower, like Gil Hibben or John Bailey. Joe Flowers is a knife maker who designed the Condor Dismissal (amzn.com/B003DA...) and it's very popular amongst knife throwers.
Here's my review on the Condor Dismissal:
www.youtube.co....
Popular Sites that sell Low-end Throwing Knives:
www.bladeplay.c....
www.budk.com/
6) Always buy a set. It's the best way to build body memory with a knife as well as reduce your time in retrieving. I prefer a set of 6 if I really like the knife, but that can be too expensive, so consider a set of 3.
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Part 1: Best Beginner Low-End Throwing Knives
• Best Beginner Throwing...
Part 2: Best Mid-Range Throwing Knives
• Best Mid-Range Throwin...
Part 3: Best High-End Throwing Knives (and No-Spin Knives)
• Best High-End (and No-...
Good luck!
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Your dog is just kinda watching from a safe distance lol
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
there is no safe distance.. she *throws* knives
Haha,so does my dog 🐶 haha
Admire from a safe distance.
BOOOM Congrats on 1 000 000 Views !!! Amazing
Haha, thank you!! I noticed that a couple weeks ago and thought I should post it on FB... but then I didn't. :) Thanks for congratulating me on this milestone, Adam!!
By the way, it kind of doesn't feel as special, because my twin hit her million view milestone long ago-- now she's at three million!! It sucks for her because she chose music that doesn't allow her to make money off her video! I told her to, but she wouldn't listen. Now she regrets it. :) th-cam.com/video/yAUhTPqESdk/w-d-xo.html
Hahha very cool video and idea your Twin had but hey dont forget that you did it for knife Throwing fam so 1 million new potential throwers is very very much accomplishment that nearly non thrower in planet have so you should by proud....i am still waiting on my first Million on TH-cam :D
That is true, in terms of a knife throwing channel! Thanks, Adam. Sometimes, I'm tempted to put up a stupid 5 second clip of an animal doing something cute (as those are the videos that go viral). My husband says I'm better than that though! :)
how to mony
I used steak knives (without the handle covers), screwdrivers, and separated scissor blades when I got started.
You would be ready for an apocalypse
+Ian Blanchet lol XD
Started off with screwdrivers at 6. My mom didn't like the tearing, holes and missing bullseye on the dartboard. 😅
Yup, although my father only really gets cheap knives so they break sometimes, that's why I'm here.
sure u did
Even as a beginner at throwing knives, I found that a truly decent set of knives is more economical, less frustrating and encourages proper technique. Lemme elaborate: I've been through several sets of Boker, Hibben, ColdSteel, SOG, Gerber, no name brands, and I've even ground my own. Every set has broken, bent, or left without mates. I believe the keys here are: 1) Material: Spring steel (dunno the hardness standard here, sorry, but prolly mid range to avoid brittleness. As long as the quenching process was done correctly, it should be good to go). 2) Thickness of said material: at least 1/4" from tang to tip. 3) Weight: 12" knife at one pound is a good ratio that's a lot of fun for me.
Now, I'm not saying get on the waiting list for a set of Randall made Knives. I have an eBay set made by Jeff White. Supposedly they are handmade drop points. They are awesome though.
When your toys break, you try to fix them. Now you're fixin shit instead of playing with your toys. Get great knives for thirty bucks a pop and go have fun. Now if you're a badass, and I'm not, you'll prolly get a lil more life outta cheap knives (cause they're stickin and not bangin around). Case in point: Case made throwing knives and they're like delicate for lack of a better word. If I miss threw that, and I would....boom it's broken, done. And I'm bummed.
The more I throw with one set of knives, the more I find that I figure them out. I can get consistent. Now, that might translate into throwing better overall and over all sets of knives....eventually. Dunno, but hey you only live once so you might as well enjoy what you do when you're not working.
Chris Roush Great advice, Chris! Thanks for sharing your input. I was throwing the other day and realized I was spending more time grinding down burrs than throwing. It was really frustrating. Anyways, hope others will read your comment for additional advice on throwing knives. :)
"I'm a beginner. What knife should I buy?"
I always use this as an ice-breaker with complete strangers.
Four words.
NEVER CHEAT ON HER.
true
+RamenNoodlesFTW something called a handgun
+Father Russia she can throw those shits faster than I can pull a damn trigger.
RamenNoodlesFTW i can sling my revolver faster than she can throw those at me
+Father Russia I love the video you posted of your timed quick draw.
Thank you so much. I got three of the a 8 inch throwing knives . They fit my hand size really well. I'm only twelve and the knives work really well. Especially with full spin and half spin.
perfect women dont exis-
Its Me init
Thank god. The dog is alive. I was worried.
Yea but can you get a 360 across the map killcam?
Same here. I use all the weights there... I just don't use the barbell since I have dumbbells to work with :)
what knife should i choose for my first assassination?
Try the ones they give you in the mental institution...
zeOne says the guy with the Uganda knuckles on his profile pic
@@abaddon5759 lol
S8N says the guy who literally has satan for his name
@@abaddon5759 True
While I am certain that people who seek knife throwing videos do so because they are interesting in knife throwing.... I have seen people ask what is the use in throwing your knife at someone in self defense. You lose your weapon that way! I have an answer for this.... If you can throw a knife, then you can throw knitting needles, you can throw scissors, you can throw pencils.... In other words, you can use items in your environment to slow the advance of an attacker. Nope, a pencil won't kill them if you throw it, but it WILL hurt. And that pain will make an attacker cautious and reluctant to continue, especially if as soon as that pencil sticks them a pair of scissors comes their way! If I had a knife on me at the time of the attack, chances are I'd KEEP the knife and throw environmental objects, saving the knife for in case they manage to close on me. In the mean time, I will also be moving back away from them, again to create space. I have firearms, but I don't have them on me 24/7. But if I can slow the attacker until I can get to that firearm, then that is never a bad thing. And if my throwing things at them causes them to abandon their plans, all the better! Then I don't have to have my handgun taken by police for however long while they do their ballistics tests and all of that, because that is what will happen. There are a lot of places that don't allow firearms so easily... California has increasingly stringent laws regarding firearms for example and many end up not owning a firearm, so it's good to have multiple means of defending yourself. I take Taekwondo, I have done some MMA as well, and I would prefer my self defense to be at a distance if my family's life is at stake. I prefer it because you never know what the other person's ability to fight is like, or if there is a weapon you do not see. Having space means keeping your options open. You can escape if you must, or you can work your way to a better weapon, like a baseball bat. For self defense, knife throwing is just another skill in the many skills one may have. Be a lion! Fight as fiercely as possible with as much violence as possible and even if you don't incapacitate someone, they may decide that it's not worth continuing to attack. Besides, it's just plain fun to try new things :)
StonedPatriot plus if you have 6 knives on you i doubt you'll miss with all 6:P if you're trained at least
that's you throw it when they don't notice it. also behide the back. There are methods on getting them back as well, so technically this can work in some ways
+crazy XwX *when you
StonedPatriot i love how you wrote a fucking NOVEL in the comments about nothing
I love the Hunger Games as well :)
I'm a 12 year trying to learn how to be a better knive thrower and this video helped me find out what knives to use and what not to use.
Excellent!
Thanks for your videos!! My wife and I just started getting into knife throwing and we love your videos. I have been an excellent marksman since I was old enough to hold a gun. I am also a pretty descent archer and love my crossbows, too. I figured knife throwing was my next logical progression. I have also ordered a tomahawk to try out while I'm at it. Keep up the good vids!!
every scene cut your dog changed sleeping positions
now i understand why your dog hides in the corner all day
Imagine a guy breaks into her house while shes making toast
You got me interested into knife throwing and ever since I watched this video a few weeks ago I can't stop looking at different types of throwing knives.
the 8 inch knives she showed are great! i have one of them that i throw all the time. its really good for beginners but there is a small difrens from throwing this knife to throwing a smaller one so keep that in mind
I saw this video and subscribed straight away great video!
Wow, thanks!
Xolette no problem thanks for the reply?
Mark Krishchuk I subscribed to red wolf airsoft me too
cause i think you love her i just think
I stuck my first blade in a tree today! I was all smiles. I don't have the technique down yet, but I was starting to get at least 1 out of every 3 throws to stick. I even got the handle to stick 3 times or so.lol. My friend loaned me an 8 inch like the one you showed in this video 3:43 except his has a black dipped handle. I bet it a couple times, but easily fixed that. It's definitely not a high quality blade.lol. Keep up the awesome videos! I love seeing the ladies getting involved in this! Insires my wife to try a little bit.haha :D
Thanks to you videos I have started throwing. I'm surprised at the progress over the last 8 months. Practice, practice, practice! Its a fun hobby and requires a certain amount of patience and discipline. You are my Shero!!!!!
Wow, 8 months! That's excellent. Haha, and I've never been called, "Shero". I love it, thanks!
Thank you! You are the best. I am 54 and just starting to think about throwing knives. What a great way to protect yourself and have fun learning it.
That's excellent that you've taken up this hobby! :) Although, I wouldn't recommend it as a form of defense-- but you can check out "TheCombat KnifeThrower" who specializes in that. I've taken knife fighting classes, which I find much more realistic as a defensive tool. Best of luck and let me know if you have any questions!
Xolette Thank you so much, I will look into them and keep you posted on my progress.
Im i the only one who was watching the dog 😂😂😂
+donnavan cook he was too weird for me so i didn't watch it too much -P
when I was into martial arts their were few girls and now I happy to see more into weapontry.you are very beautiful lady I must say.
I just got my first set of 9 kunai knives from perfect point and you have inspired me to start throwing knives with a friend of mine
wow watching the impact your throws are making gives me chills great technique i hope to be that good one day!
Thanks for the comment :) Check out my "Knife Throwing Videos for Beginners" Playlist for additional help if needed!
I can't say as I'm into knife throwing. Although, your video makes it very appealing :)
It is a lot of fun. If you like target type sports, then knife throwing is pretty much like that. :)
it is fun
Watch my "How to Figure out Your Distances for Knife Throwing"-- that video should answer your question
You are doing well.
We practiced throwing homemade throwing knives that I made. Large ones were easier to throw. Outside, we had a plywood backstop, but the target was on a thick slab of redwood burl. Hitting plywood, the knives often bounced back towards us. Way less bounce back from the thick slab (and they stick better and stay there). Softwood end grain works best, like a 3" thick slice cut from the top of a big fresh tree stump. Or the bottom end trim from a log at the sawmill.
Came back to this channel during the second lockdown in the UK as got my throwing knives and traget board out to ease bordem.. sad to see you no longer post new videos :(
are you a fan of naruto?
Ofc
Is Tenten xd
What a great presentation style!
Friendly, knowledgeable and informative - fascinating.
I stumbled across this vid by chance but really enjoyed it and now I really want to learn how to throw knives!
That's excellent! Glad you found my video and be sure to watch my "Knife Throwing Videos for Beginners" to help you get started. :)
I did too! And so far, Xolette is the only one with really informative and entertaining at the same time.
Armando Villa-Ignacio Thanks, Armando. I appreciate it! :)
Xolette are u filipino?
She is. You should look at her xolette life channel. She has stuff on cooking adobong manok and ensaimada!
Very informative video. I'm just getting started actually learning correct throwing techniques & was very confused about which types of knives to buy. This video was a tremendous help. Thanks!
You're very welcome, Joel!
been working on a over and under hand throw with my index finger along the top edge of the blade . and the trick to retrieving blades is to have two targets, toss at one, go over and turn to throw at the second.
rip vase :(
inspiring
i am getting in to this i got my first set in south Dakota while on vacation yesterday and so far i can only get it to stick with a no rotation throw but they are a lot of fun! (thanks for the tips i will go buy a few other sets just for experimentation)
Yes, I have a few. They make bullet sized holes in your target... which destroys it. But when I get my outdoor target set up, I'll post a video of it!
Damn, I'd sure hate to cheat on this chick.
Damn, I'd sure hate to be her pet dog with all those throwing knives ricocheting all over the place.
MaZaKeRaL I'd hate to hook up with this chick
Well she prefers 8"....so you're probably out anyway! HA!
@@lupusvenator4701 BURN
WTF? A Hot chick that can use weapons so well? So the legend is real! You know how HOT that is?
...
Gtfo
heck yeah
Thanks for the information and the time invested. I have been thinking of getting into this hobby for while and my friend and her daughter are interested as well. This is very helpful.
i wish i could throw knives but my mom is very strict of me using weapons i am only allowed to use a bow (so far i hope) but i love watching your vids and competition vids they encourage me to throw knives in a safer mood of course
A smart, beautiful woman who loves throwing knives? Your boyfriend is a lucky man.
Aw, thanks! He's now my husband. :)
Congratulations to you two!
Xolette Nice :)
I think i love you!
:)
So whats up you going to let me take you out? (=
Wicked Knives sorry to burst your bubble dude but she is married. haha or engaged still? (one of the two) anyways haha she has a man! =P
Brandon Ashby You are correct, Brandon. I am married. But the "I love you": comments are fine-- it's the creepy perv comments that gross me out! :)
lol ya i love all girls that are into knives. But this was a great vid.Keep up the good work (=
awwww that bowl so sry that happened ..you have such a strong throw .. great info and thank you again
My first throwing knife i got was when I was hunting with my dad and we saw a nice throwing knife it was 14.00$ for 2 and we thought it would be cool now I love them
"You wanna go with something that's 8 inches" he he he
My girlfriend hates my knives, I mean really hates them, your boyfriend is lucky.
+dfcvda My husband. :) I tell him he's lucky to have me every day. :P
Xolette
Yes, I say the same too, they are very lucky campers.
Just started throwing.
I bought a Fury Hell Thrower- made in china.
Has taken quite the impacts and still hasn't broken.
It is good so far for no spin throw, but I would like to do full spins and more so my next buy is going to be a cold steel sport knife.
Ok you are seriously my role model right now. Someday I'll be like you. Hopefully.
MY KIND OF GIRL
She is so bad azzz 😍😍😘😍☠️😍😍
the random throwing knive that you showed i have the exact one but my blade is smaller and i have had it for about 3 or 4 years and no bending nothing wrong with it love it :)
Great Videos, on a cool thing to know how to do! But, Wear safety glasses! You've heard the phrase, "It only takes once." Well, that's what happened to me. I was the guy that always made people put on safety glasses when they came into the shop, I always wore them when I worked. The one time I didn't put them on to use the wire wheel, a wire flew out and hit my eye dead center, going into my eye a half inch, through the Iris, Cornea and Lens.
They saved it, I can see out of it, but not that well. That wire was in my eye for 4 hours with no pain kilker. That's a long time and a lot of pain to think about how I would never do that again. So protect your eyes from ricocheting knives.
Keep up the Great Work and Training!
Yup, I've been wearing some type of eye protection for the most part-- especially if I'm standing closer than 3 meters. Thanks!
I'm sure she protects her boyfriend not in vice versa.
Marry me
I found this very useful! I'm practicing throwing now with a butter knife and I'm getting a normal throwing knife for my birthday in march :)
Glad you do these videos. I have been considering learning to throw knives.
I have a set of 9 of those Generic china knives (the symmetrical ones with a little guard) and they're surprisingly sturdy. I haven't broken the tip off of any of them, and I've even thrown them through fenceboard. $15 at a gun show. Great for practice
I agree!
(As more of a non-spin thrower,) I'm more comfortable with the 12" competition thrower set. I typically throw between 15-30 feet. But if you're a beginner, I'd recommend the Gil Hibben Gen 2, (Large) its my favorite set. They cost 31$ on Amazon OR, if you want to start "small" I'd suggest
"Gil Hibben Gen-X set" (not pro set) for about 25$ If I was to throw any of my knives indoors, it would be these. (But since they're smaller, they're at greater risk with the tip breaking.)
I have always loved throwing (anything that might stick). I just found your channel. Good times.
I didn't notice until the end that you were throwing knives at zombies. That's pretty awesome, haha.
Hi, just to say I learnt to throw thanks to your lessons, thank you ! You should make a complete DVD and why not, open courses, cheers and thanks from France.
Awesome, I just found a throwing knife stuck in a tree today, so I'm learning how to throw it.
Thanks..
Welcome! Check out my "Knife Throwing Videos for Beginners" Playlist for help throwing!
If you're going for 8 inches, buy a Gil Hibben Triple Thrower Set, these are really cheap (20-30$ for a set) and are very good, they also come in a great nylon sheath.
gill hibben you get what you pay for . gotta have the right tool for the job . the cheap stuff is affective but over time get tweaked and bent . spend more time modifying than habing fun . thanks for the upload
Your awesome, thank you for taking the time to post. Very educational an enhanced my desire for throwing.
Aw, thanks, Fred!
I just started. Like, today. I have a nice camp knife, but the handle is super heavy, and I don't want to take it off. I also have a foldable pocket knife that has like a hollow handle (it's an NRA knife from my dad if u have it it's blue and red with like laser cut stars and stripes and it also has a clip) but its really light and has this thinger that keeps it open. For my first six tries I stuck six from like eight feet.
I recommend Kuni as to both edges alow for more forgiveness and chance to penetrate the outer layer
Good question! To get the burr out, you can place your knife in a vice and just file it away. You can also use a dremmel as well or a grinder. (Also it's best to not throwing all your knives at the same target/bullseye.) Best of luck and thank you for subbing!
I made it using 4 X 4 lumber, soft woods. One day I'll edit my footage for how I made it and post it. You can also check out one of my old videos, "How to Build a Flat Board Knife Throwing Target"
Great video i use to throw knives some years ago . Its so much fun , and you made me jump when that knife came flying back lol .
Thanks for the comment :)
Nice review and tutorial. Thanks for being so honest and even showing the throws that weren't so perfect.
No problem! Thanks for watching, Gerald!
As a child we used to plane a game we called chicken with knives. We would stand 3' apart and throw the knife as close as we could to the other persons foot. Yes sometimes we got stabbed in the foot. But that was better than being called chicken :) lol we also played a game called root the peg. We would put a small wood peg in the dirt, then we would play a knife game where you had to do tricks like flip the knife off of each finger and get it to stick in the dirt. Who ever lost that game had to get the peg out of the dirt with their mouth. :) That is what life was like in a small town :) lol
Gerald Kirby Chicken sounds like a scary game! Glad your foot is still intact. That dirt peg is unreal. Would love to see that in a movie! :)
Xolette Hey, are you interested in telling us how you got interested in knife throwing? You know my story already :)
Gerald Kirby This video has a bit of how I got into knife throwing: My Knife Throwing Audition Video / Bio
I LAUGHED AT THE END WHEN THE KEPT RICOCHETING "SCREW THESE"
Been watching for a week now. Love the channel! I'm now inspired to start throwing.
+The Tinfoil Hat That's excellent! And thank you!
i as looking for some knife review for my edc. glad i came across your vids.....
The best throwing knives are mostly made in either US (but have to be made in the USA, not just sold there), and europe has a nice history of knife throwing as well, though it's illegal in some european countries. It's best to buy several and test them out, you can't really tell which one suits you better till you've tried them. There are different designs, different weight balance, etc...
I made a homemade throwing knife form a butter knife, i used a cutter and cut the top of the knife and mare it pointy, like a katana edge.. Awesome for starters..
the dog in the background is guarding the door lol he is cute
In movies, yes... but I think in a real apocalypse, no one would be worrying about how cool they looked :)
Welcome, Jean!
Love the last outtake ☺️
i cant help but notice that dog lol ITS SO COOT OMG
under my 10 years of throwing, i've never bought a throwing knife. much better to make my own. so i get them how i like it! :D :D
Thinking of buying my first knives. Thanm you for this video!
Butter knives sharpened right make all around great knives; especially the Oneida ones.
thank u I'm a beginner so your video helped me a lot like your knives and ta thank u
LOL I also got those small throwing spades at home, I use them to cut my sandwiches, when I buy bread + something to put on it. They're prefectly legal, because of their size, however they're not good throwing knives, not because of the size, but because of their weight. I can throw these small ones in no spin up to 5 m max, but they're so small they won't do much damage. I find these perfect as concealed weapons for hand to hand combat, if you know what you're doing.
Honey! Before you hurt yourself.. just put the knives in the kitchen drawer please....😝
Keep up the great work babe! You just earned another subscriber....😉😎
+Umar Tangali Thanks for subscribing!
lol you holding them at the end. you are cool! I hold them at balance point.
a girl with a knife collection and she knows how to use them. guys don't break her heart
I have a set of (6) Gil Hibbins knives, in a folding sheath that are bigger than the one you shown. It's just the size of the blade for that design. They make a sm, med, large set. I also have four other throwing knives, and a couple throwing spikes. ( those ate fun), a few real shurikens, four ballisongs, and a couple other knives....
Thanks for sharing!
haha it's strangely comforting to know that somewhere out there someone else is also dodging ricocheting knives in the comfort of their home..lol
I haven’t bought a pair yet but I practice mainly with large kitchen knives (stick great and really good no spin but terrible design for throwing in general since they’re light and the blade is really thin and wide) but butter knives I use all the time for practicing technique the only problem is they don’t stick very well and honestly no spin works ok but I can stick a half spin every time which I can’t do with any of the different kitchen knives I’ve tried. Regardless I need to buy a set of proper knives
Yes, I've heard of them. Don't own any though. Good luck!
U should try getting a balisong those are awesome and the tricks r easy to learn
Very nice and informative video. Thanks for posting this!
You're very welcome!
Cool vid. I love all the clips of the Chinese products that didn't work :) I also love seeing your dog crashed-out in the background.
That videobomber! :)