M48 Pro Throwing Axe Set And Sheath

The axe head on the Condor Tool & Knife Single Bit Throwing Axe is made from 1075 high carbon steel and is heat treated and annealed to about 50-55 Rockwell hardness. The blade features black traction powder coating which is a heavy black paint finish done by powder coating. The paracord wrapped handle is made with real 550 lb test parachute cord that has seven inner strands for further use in a situation where one piece of rope might not be enough. One of the strands inside can also be teased apart further, providing fishing line, sewing thread or help in any situation where a fine, sturdy line is needed. The included sheath is made from high-quality canvas with a leather belt loop. Specifications • Head Size: 7.25" • Overall Length: 13.5" • Blade Thickness: 6.0 mm • Blade Material: 1075 High Carbon Steel • Blade Finish: Black Traction Powder Coat • Handle Material: Paracord Wrapped • Sheath: Canvas with Leather Belt Loop • Weight: 1.28 lbs.

Our Spartan Throwing Dagger Set is quite the beast when it comes to throwing knives - just like the fearsome, ancient warriors it was inspired by. Each of the three throwing daggers have a one-piece stainless steel construction with a black, non-reflective coating. The 4 3/4” razor-sharp blades have a blood groove and penetrating point and feature an engraved Spartan logo, so you know they’re legit! The handles are ergonomically shaped and feature open-ring pommels. Each throwing dagger is 8 1/2” in overall length and they come housed in a sturdy nylon belt sheath featuring the Spartan patch. Details: Total length: 21.59 cm Blade length: 12 cm Blade material: stainless steel

This mat is made from rice straw and can be used for the traditional japanese cutting test tameshigiri. The mat has a dimension of 180*90 cm. This mat comes single packed in a foil together with a pad of silicon so that the mat wont catch any water during transport or storage. The end of the mat is tied together by some wire which you have to cut of before starting to cut with your blade. This tatami omote is the basic quality. After our experiences in cutting tatami omote during the last years we have decided to offer different qualities of tatami omote. By this we can make sure that each and every cutting customer will be satisfied. The beginner can buy and cut this mat without any problems. The advantages are obvious: - low price - pre rolled, safes time in preparation - soaks water very quickly - easy to cut We recommend this tatami omote to all customers doing tameshigiri for the first time who also want to save time and money but want to cut the traditional way. When you compare the 2 kinds of tatami omote, basic and high quality, then you will quickly realize that the basic quality tatami omote has only half the withstood the high quality has. Or in other words to say, the high quality is twice the hard to cut as the basic quality. The reason for this lies directly in the structure of the omote. The high quality has a much higher density than the basic quality. 1 Mat = 8 EURO If you want to order larger quantities than 200 mats please ask for our offer.Please note: The stand shown is NOT included.

A set of three throwing knifes designed by the master, Gil Hibben. The knifes are forged from one solid piece of 420 stainless steel. The extra cuts and holes add a fantasy flare to this fully functional piece. A custom leather sheath is included. Details: Total length: 11 5/16"

Kit Rae is well known for his fantasy swords and blades, but Kit has also been an avid throwing knife and axe enthusiast for over fifteen years. Now we have added Kit´s own favorite throwing axe to our line of exclusive Kit Rae designs. Constructed of one solid piece of 420 stainless steel with a black-coated finish. The axe features a balanced handle to blade design for perfect throwing with back point and pommel spike design. Includes reinforced nylon blade pouch. Details 14 7/8" overall length

Designed by Gil Hibben, who is a master knife maker, an avid knife thrower, and author of the Hibben knife-throwing guide, the Generation X is Gil's updated design of his original throwers. Constructed with one-piece of tempered AUS-6 stainless steel, these throwers feature an ergonomic handle design that guides the hand into the same consistent and accurate release each time they thrown. Includes a black nylon belt sheath that holds all three throwers and features a reinforced liner and a color Hibben Knives logo patch. Details: Overall Length: approx. 28 cm Blade Length: approx: 14.6 cm Blade Material: AUS-6 stainless steel Weight: 320 g per knife

The Sword Maintenance Kit comes in a lightweight wooden storage box and includes all the essential tools needed for regular blade maintenance. The Uchiko powder ball contains fine polishing powder and is gently tapped along the blade to loosen old oil and surface impurities. The residue is then removed with the included soft microfiber cloth. Finally, apply a thin layer of clove oil to protect the blade against rust and corrosion. Regular maintenance helps prevent fingerprints, moisture damage, and other stains that can permanently affect the blade's finish. This maintenance kit is an essential accessory for collectors, Iaido practitioners, and sword enthusiasts alike. Clove Oil (Tsubaki or Clove Oil) The oil protects the blade from rust by forming a thin protective barrier against humidity and moisture in the air. As the protective film gradually evaporates over time, it is recommended to reapply the oil at least once a month. Uchiko Powder Ball The Uchiko powder ball contains fine polishing powder. By gently tapping both sides of the blade, it loosens old oil, fingerprints, and fine contaminants. When used together with the microfiber cloth, it helps restore a clean and polished blade surface. Microfiber Cloth The soft microfiber cloth is used to remove the Uchiko powder, oil residue, fingerprints, and other contaminants from the blade. It is also ideal for applying a thin, even coat of maintenance oil across the entire blade. Brass Mekugi Remover (Mekuginuki) The brass Mekuginuki is used to remove the bamboo retaining pins (Mekugi) from the sword handle, allowing the sword to be safely disassembled for maintenance. The brass hammer head can be unscrewed from the handle for use. Sword Maintenance InstructionsClean and maintain your sword after every use, whether it has been used for Iaido practice, Tameshigiri, or is simply displayed as part of your collection. 1. Remove Old Oil Use the microfiber cloth to wipe the blade thoroughly from the tip toward the handle, removing old oil and light surface contamination. 2. Apply Uchiko Powder Gently tap both sides of the blade with the Uchiko powder ball. The fine polishing powder helps lift old oil and dirt from the blade's surface. 3. Wipe the Blade Clean Carefully wipe away all Uchiko powder using the microfiber cloth. Repeat the process if necessary until the blade is completely clean. 4. Apply Fresh Oil Apply a small amount of clove oil to the microfiber cloth and spread it evenly over both sides of the blade, working from the tip toward the handle. Only a very thin protective film should remain on the blade. 5. Regular Maintenance Every 3–4 months, it is recommended to disassemble the sword and clean the tang (Nakago) in the same manner before applying a light coat of oil.