Thrust Knife - 20 cm

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You hold your Thrust Knife between your teeth, keeping it handy while your hands are busy picking the lock on a noble’s unguarded luggage. Leaving anything valuable without a guard is like an invitation to steal it...at least that’s been your experience.

With a satisfying ‘click!’ the lock comes undone and you pry the chest open to reveal--oh, yes! That will do nicely. You pocket what looks to be a sizeable purse and a few interesting looking weapons, before carefully replacing the lock and sneaking out of the tent undetected.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury's new Thrust Knife is an metal imitation 11 cm blade and sculpted 9 cm handle perfect for rogues and creative soldiers alike. Featuring more detailing than previous throwing knives, the Thrust Knife appears more realistic thanks to the skilled hand painting, iron blade textures, and stippled brass hilt. Easily hang your knife from your belt using the loops on its pommel, showing off your weapon while keeping it secure. With its low-fantasy style, match this Thrust Knife with most Epic Armoury products and characters. Use it as a weapon or tool--whatever fits your needs!

Made from coreless durable closed cell foam and finished with a strong latex coating, you can feel confident that this throwing knife will provide the safety and appeal you want when crafting your kit.

HISTORY

• Designed to resemble a “balanced knife,” which is preferred by most Western traditions
• Knife throwing was first used in martial arts and hunting before it became a sport
• Throwing a knife was always considered a risk in martial arts, because an unsuccessful attack would leave you without a weapon while arming your attacker