Hello, I bought the product in a stationary shop. The throwing knives have a great shape and reasonable weight, but I think they are made of pressed corrugated metal; during my first training session I broke two within an hour. (They throw well but they are not durable!) The third one broke after a week of carrying them. The case is well made. Despite the two-year warranty, I will not return them, because on a yearly scale, I would spend more time waiting for complaints to be processed than enjoying them. Not worth the hassle.
Kershaw Ion Throwing Knife - 3 pcs.
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Kershaw Ion Throwing Knife - 3 pcs.
Kershaw’s Ion set features three precision-balanced knives, engineered for effortless and accurate throwing. Each knife is crafted from a single piece of steel to maximize strength and longevity, while the rounded tip ensures smooth removal from the sheath and enhances hitting accuracy.
Dagger Blade made of 3Cr13 steel with Blackwash finish
Featuring a Dagger-style blade crafted from 3Cr13 steel, the blade is enhanced with a Blackwash finish for superior corrosion resistance and minimized scratching during throwing.
handle wrapped with paracord
Each handle is wrapped with black and white paracord, ensuring the knives remain lightweight and offering enhanced comfort during use. The paracord can be removed in emergencies or replaced if it becomes dirty.
Main features
- Dagger-style blade
- Crafted from 3Cr13 stainless steel
- Blackwashed blade finish
- Equipped with a handle wrapped in paracord
Technical data
Blade measures 114 mm in length
Total length comes to 229 mm
Features a stiletto-style blade profile
Crafted from 3Cr13 steel
Equipped with a BlackWash finish
Handle constructed from 3Cr13 steel and wrapped with paracord
Weighs in at 118 g
Produced by Kershaw, USA
Militaria.pl is a distributor of Kershaw.
Kershaw is an American knife brand, founded in 1974 by Pete Kershaw in Oregon, which from the very beginning has focused on the highest quality and practical solutions for hunters, anglers, and everyday users. In 1977, the company was acquired by the Japanese Kai Group, allowing it to combine American innovation with Japanese craftsmanship. In 1998, Kershaw revolutionized the market by introducing the SpeedSafe assisted opening mechanism, and in the following years won prestigious Blade Show awards for models such as the Tyrade with Composite Blade technology combining two different types of steel. The brand is also known for its collaboration with renowned knifemakers, including Ken Onion, Ernest Emerson, and Rick Hinderer, which has resulted in iconic models such as the Leek and Cryo.
| Type | Fixed blade |
|---|---|
| Style | Thrower |
| Blade length | 114 mm |
| Blade thickness | mm |
| Blade profile | Dagger |
| Blade edge | Plain |
| Blunt resistance | Low |
| Corrosion resistance | Good |
| Lock type | Fixed blade |
| Overall length | 229 mm |
| Blade material | 3Cr13 |
| Opening method | Fixed blade |
| Handle | Steel |
| Clip for carrying | No |
| Holster included | Yes |
| Weight | 118 g |
| EAN | 087171039084 |
| Manufacturer code | 1747BWX |
| Brand | Kershaw |
| EAN |
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Number of reviews: 8
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High-quality knives. They are comfortable to throw.
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Well made, useful case. I recommend
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Now these are throwing knives, but of course, you pay for quality.
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Top-shelf knives, I recommend.
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I recommend them, just right for beginners, they throw very well and are well balanced, so almost every time they stick. I’ll also add that they are just right for throwing at greater distances.
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A good choice, I encourage purchase.
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Knives appropriate to their price – crap. The wrapping comes off – but it’s not a problem to rewrap it with leather or something similar. Well balanced, solid, large. The knives arrived blunt, but you can easily sharpen the blade and use them for other purposes besides throwing. Although it’s a throwing knife, it fits very well in the hand for basic tasks like cutting etc. The only thing that annoys me is the 'CHINA' inscription on the finger ring. But that’s probably just my quirk ;) RECOMMEND
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