BioHazard 2-Piece Throwing Knife Set – 9 Inch Blades, 440 Stainless Steel, Beginner to Intermediate, Includes Sheath Pouch, Available in Red and Green

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The BioHazard 2-Piece Throwing Knife Set gives beginner and intermediate throwers a balanced, durable starting point without overcomplicating the basics. Each knife measures 9 inches in 440 stainless steel — a straightforward design built for repeated impact against wood targets. Both pieces store in an included sheath pouch and come in your choice of red or green.

  • Two 9-inch throwing knives made from 440 stainless steel — durable enough for regular practice use
  • Balanced design suited to beginner and intermediate skill levels
  • Available in two colors: red and green
  • Includes a sheath pouch that holds both knives together
  • Set weighs 0.7 lbs total — easy to carry to and from a range or practice area

A Straightforward Set for Learning the Basics of Knife Throwing

Knife throwing is a skill that requires consistent repetition — and that means your knives need to hold up to regular impact against a wooden target board without bending, dulling excessively, or becoming unbalanced over time. The BioHazard set uses 440 stainless steel, which provides adequate hardness and corrosion resistance for outdoor practice without being brittle. At 9 inches, these knives fall into the range most instructors recommend for learning half-rotation and full-rotation throws.

The set comes with both knives and a sheath pouch so you can keep them together and transport them safely. No loose blades rattling around in a bag.

Who This Throwing Knife Set Is For

New throwers who want a proper starting set — not a decorative piece, not a collector’s item — will find this kit functional and affordable. The 9-inch length and balanced weight make it approachable without requiring advanced technique to get consistent rotations.

Intermediate throwers who want a spare set for practice days, range lending, or outdoor use will also get good value here. The color options (red and green) make them easy to spot in grass or against a target board backdrop, which is a practical detail when you’re retrieving knives repeatedly.

This set is not designed for competitive throwing at advanced levels or for martial arts practitioners who need specific weight-forward or handle-heavy configurations. It’s a practice set — built for learning and repetition.

Is This the Right Choice for You?

Choose the BioHazard Throwing Knife Set if you want:

  • A beginner-to-intermediate throwing set at an accessible price point
  • Standard 9-inch blades in a durable steel that holds up to repetitive target practice
  • A matched pair that stores and travels together in an included sheath
  • High-visibility color options that make retrieval easier during practice sessions

Consider something else if you need:

  • Competition-spec knives with precise weight-forward or handle-heavy balance tuning
  • A larger set (4+ knives) for extended practice sessions without repeated retrieval

What 440 Steel Means for a Throwing Knife

440 stainless steel is a standard mid-grade blade steel with a good balance of hardness and toughness. For throwing knives, toughness matters more than edge hardness — these knives hit wood repeatedly, tip-first and sometimes flat, and a brittle steel will chip or crack. 440 steel absorbs that impact without fracturing, which is why it shows up consistently in entry and mid-level throwing knives.

The 9-inch length places these knives in the practical range for most throwing styles. Shorter knives require faster rotations and tighter release timing. Longer, heavier knives (12+ inches) need more distance. At 9 inches, you have room to work with standard half-rotation and full-rotation distances — typically 8 to 15 feet depending on your technique and release point.

The included sheath pouch keeps both blades covered during transport and storage. It’s a functional addition, not a premium leather rig, but it does the job of protecting the tips and your hands when retrieving the set from a bag.

Quick Comparison: How Does the BioHazard Set Stack Up?

Feature BioHazard 2-Piece Set Single Throwing Knife Folding Pocket Knife Fixed Blade Hunting Knife
Quantity 2 knives ✓ 1 knife 1 knife 1 knife
Steel Type 440 Stainless ✓ Varies Varies Varies
Blade Length 9 inches ✓ Varies 3–4 inches 4–6 inches
Storage Included Sheath pouch ✓ Varies N/A (folds) Usually included
Skill Level Beginner–Intermediate ✓ Any N/A N/A
Best For Target practice, skill building Specific technique work EDC utility Outdoor/field use

Practical Details

Each knife is 9 inches in overall length, made from 440 stainless steel. The set of two weighs 0.7 lbs total. Includes a sheath pouch for both knives. Available in red or green. Throwing knives are legal in most US states but subject to local restrictions — check your local ordinances before purchasing or carrying.

If you’re starting out with knife throwing or want a reliable practice pair that holds up to regular use, the BioHazard set gives you the fundamentals without unnecessary complexity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these knives good for beginners?

Yes — the 9-inch length and balanced construction make them appropriate for learning standard throwing techniques. Most beginners start with knives in the 8–12 inch range because the longer blade gives more predictable rotation at typical practice distances. These aren’t overly weighted in either direction, which means you’ll need to develop consistent technique rather than relying on blade geometry to compensate for release errors. That’s actually useful for building proper form early on.

What kind of target should I use with these knives?

Softwood is standard — pine or cottonwood rounds work well, and end-grain cross-sections hold tip impact better than face-grain cuts. Avoid plywood, particleboard, and hardwoods like oak or maple. They’re too dense for consistent tip penetration and can damage the blade tips over time. A target round 10–14 inches in diameter mounted at chest height gives you a practical practice setup for standard distances.

Does the color affect anything beyond appearance?

No — the red and green color options are purely cosmetic. The steel underneath is the same 440 stainless regardless of color. The practical benefit of a colored knife is visibility: against a wood target backdrop or in grass, a colored blade is easier to spot quickly during retrieval, which speeds up practice sessions when you’re throwing repeatedly.

How do I maintain 440 stainless steel throwing knives?

Wipe the blades down after outdoor use to remove moisture and debris. A light coat of mineral oil or blade oil on the flat of the blade prevents surface oxidation, especially if the knives are stored for extended periods. Tip damage from repeated target impact is normal — minor tip blunting doesn’t affect throwing performance but can be touched up with a sharpening stone if needed. Store in the included sheath to protect both the tips and your hands.

Type of KnifeThrowing
Overall Length9 inches
Material440 Steel

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