Practice Butterfly knife Trainer with Sure Spring Latch, Full Stainless Steel Black Dull Balisong, Unsharpened Butterfly knives Comb for CSGO Training(Silver)

Great fidget, fits in my hands well Not too heavy and doesn't hurt too bad when you flick it too hard. I am not an expert as this is my first time using one Honestly a great fidget, it's better than doing it with pencils! very simple to open and close. Great material as well!

It's been almost a year since I purchased this for my 13 year old son as a fidget. He still uses it all day every day and is his favorite fidget- or I should say his only fidget because he hasn't touched anything else. It's of great quality and has a decent weight to it, so it almost feels real. It still works as good as the day he opened and it has been heavily used and abused. I can't tell you how many times he's dropped it and it still looks and works like brand new. If you are hesitant on getting this, don't. It's an addictive fidget.

Decent quality especially for the price

Sturdy construction, great balance, perfect weight, comfortable when flipping, and great for practicing and perfecting flipping and new tricks. You cannot beat the quality of this trainer for the pricetag it sits at. I find myself playing with this thing CONSTANTLY. My friends and I have dropped it many times (I'm an amateur flipper still learning) and yet it still holds up as well as the day I got it. My other balisong trainers have loosened up a lot with significantly less use than this balisong. If you're a beginner or just want a budget flipper to play with wherever you go, I highly recommend this trainer! (however it still LOOKS like a real knife so people may eyeball you of you flip it around in public considering that butterfly knives are illegal.) I even just purchased the "comb" version of this same trainer, that way I have another one with a more practical use. I haven't used a balisong in years and this trainer has helped me pick up my old tricks and learn a lot of new ones as well. When learning and practicing new tricks, this bali is the easiest to use. It's also very easy to transition to a real balisong knife when I learn them using this trainer first. I only wish I could find this exact design in a real balisong somewhere! Don't waste your money on those all-black "Anlado" and "Moon Boat" trainers. They're OK but loosen up easily, and are cheap junk compared to my Vornnex.

Rugged heavy trainer. All steel. Handle heavy. Good for training to flip a Lucha...lol

I picked up the silver version of the VORNNEX Practice Butterfly Knife Trainer a while ago, and it's been an okay option for practicing. The build quality is decent—it's a full-metal knife, so it feels solid in the hand, but it has a bit of a downside. One of the hinges tends to stick sometimes, which makes flipping the knife a little tricky. It took some time to get the hinge worn down so it would move smoothly, which was a bit annoying at first. The knife is pretty heavy, which is something to keep in mind if you're just starting out. If you don't hold it properly, it can hurt your hands after a while. The full metal construction gives it a sturdy feel, but that weight can really put a strain on your hands, especially when you're flipping for an extended period. It's a decent practice trainer for the price, but the sticking hinge and the weight can be a bit frustrating, especially for beginners. Once you get the hinge worked in and get used to the weight, it works fine, but it might take a little time to get there. The silver color adds a nice sleek touch to it as well.

Great practice butterfly knife

Wow, I really wasn't expecting much from this, but I'm pleasantly surprised for a few reasons. I didn't spend much to buy this trainer and received what I perceive to be a quality product in return. The trainer is sturdy, seems well made to me, and comes with a pouch. As a longtime folding knife collector but new to balisongs, I wanted to get something to learn tricks. Rather than spending as much for a trainer as I could on a new knife (see Kershaw, Benchmade, Squid Industries, and even Flytanium), I spent less than I would have on my quad shot Starbucks drink. I don't know how this brand and item compare to those mentioned above, but it's a good starting point for me. I hope this lasts long enough (it seems like it will) before I get my hands on a Kershaw Lucha.