JM- wrote Yeah they were made illegal after people were injuring themselves doing tricks. Get the dulled down versions, they're still fun to use i've got one myself.

same there amazing and so fun I bruise my hands a lot though trying to use it

I'm not going to get into the legalities and how dangerously stupid these knives are, but I will say this. I absolutely HATE getting a sharp knife when I first buy it. The reason being is because at the factory they don't take time to sharpen it, they put an extremely sharp angle on it so it's sharp until you use it a couple times. It takes a lot of time to get a knife to keep an edge if they make it really sharp from the factory.

I know it sounds weird, but you always want to buy dull blades and invest in a good stone to sharpen it yourself. ALWAYS use a stone so you can put your own edge on it, if you use those things you hold in your hand that you just slide the knife through the little V thing, it will sharpen it really fast but it will never keep an edge.

Just make sure you know how to use a stone, it is hard to hold the perfect angle so I made a little wooden wedge that I hold my knife on and make passes on the stone. Make sure your stone is properly oiled as well.

002 wrote I'm not going to get into the legalities and how dangerously stupid these knives are, but I will say this. I absolutely HATE getting a sharp knife when I first buy it. The reason being is because at the factory they don't take time to sharpen it, they put an extremely sharp angle on it so it's sharp until you use it a couple times. It takes a lot of time to get a knife to keep an edge if they make it really sharp from the factory.

I know it sounds weird, but you always want to buy dull blades and invest in a good stone to sharpen it yourself. ALWAYS use a stone so you can put your own edge on it, if you use those things you hold in your hand that you just slide the knife through the little V thing, it will sharpen it really fast but it will never keep an edge.

Just make sure you know how to use a stone, it is hard to hold the perfect angle so I made a little wooden wedge that I hold my knife on and make passes on the stone. Make sure your stone is properly oiled as well.

The dulled down versions cannot be sharpened.

JM- wrote

002 wrote I'm not going to get into the legalities and how dangerously stupid these knives are, but I will say this. I absolutely HATE getting a sharp knife when I first buy it. The reason being is because at the factory they don't take time to sharpen it, they put an extremely sharp angle on it so it's sharp until you use it a couple times. It takes a lot of time to get a knife to keep an edge if they make it really sharp from the factory.

I know it sounds weird, but you always want to buy dull blades and invest in a good stone to sharpen it yourself. ALWAYS use a stone so you can put your own edge on it, if you use those things you hold in your hand that you just slide the knife through the little V thing, it will sharpen it really fast but it will never keep an edge.

Just make sure you know how to use a stone, it is hard to hold the perfect angle so I made a little wooden wedge that I hold my knife on and make passes on the stone. Make sure your stone is properly oiled as well.

The dulled down versions cannot be sharpened.

and if you manage to sharpen it its classed as a proper one not just a trainer one and you can get in a lot of trouble If you get cought

Ah, I've already ordered one through amazon then, I guess that is why they don't have sharp bladed ones on for sale UK amazon lol. Ordered this one; is it a good one?

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JM- wrote

002 wrote I'm not going to get into the legalities and how dangerously stupid these knives are, but I will say this. I absolutely HATE getting a sharp knife when I first buy it. The reason being is because at the factory they don't take time to sharpen it, they put an extremely sharp angle on it so it's sharp until you use it a couple times. It takes a lot of time to get a knife to keep an edge if they make it really sharp from the factory.

I know it sounds weird, but you always want to buy dull blades and invest in a good stone to sharpen it yourself. ALWAYS use a stone so you can put your own edge on it, if you use those things you hold in your hand that you just slide the knife through the little V thing, it will sharpen it really fast but it will never keep an edge.

Just make sure you know how to use a stone, it is hard to hold the perfect angle so I made a little wooden wedge that I hold my knife on and make passes on the stone. Make sure your stone is properly oiled as well.

The dulled down versions cannot be sharpened.

If it's metal, then it can be sharpened. I sharpened a flat head screw driver so I could have a throwing screw driver lol.

Bought one from these guys and wouldn't hesitate to buy one again from them [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

GMC wrote Bought one from these guys and wouldn't hesitate to buy one again from them [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

You also bought a Chevy, IDK how much I trust you

002 wrote

GMC wrote Bought one from these guys and wouldn't hesitate to buy one again from them [ Register or Signin to view external links. ]

You also bought a Chevy, IDK how much I trust you

Own 3 chevy's with all 3 having different mileage on them and still trust them more than a ford with 0 mileage

Opinions on the knife I bought? Anyone please? xD, I linked the amazon post further up.