Undead Impact Cleaver Throwing Knife Set - Black Steel
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You feel the Undead Impact before the throw—solid, balanced, ready to bite. This cleaver-style throwing knife set packs three 8-inch, full-tang stainless steel blades with black matte finish and neon zombie-splatter graphics. At 5 oz. each, they fly with authority and stick with confidence. Circular cutouts and ring pommels fine-tune balance and give you consistent release points. Pack the trio in the stitched leather sheath, clip it to your belt, and step onto the range with a set that looks wild but flies seriously straight.
Undead Impact Cleaver Throwing Knife Set - Black Steel
The Undead Impact Cleaver Throwing Knife Set is built for throwers who like zombie-apocalypse style but still care about how a knife actually flies. These are full-tang stainless steel throwers with a cleaver profile, balanced for repeatable throws, not just wall-hanger looks. The black matte finish, neon green splatter graphics, and leather sheath bring the attitude; the 8-inch length and 5 oz. weight per knife bring the performance.
Design That Looks Wild, Flies Predictably
At first glance, this throwing knife set is all attitude—black blades, toxic green graphics, and a post-apocalyptic ring pommel. Underneath that, though, is a very straightforward throwing tool: three matched, full-tang stainless steel knives with consistent length, weight, and geometry.
Each knife in this set measures 8 inches overall and weighs about 5 ounces. That puts them in the sweet spot for many throwers: heavy enough to carry momentum into the target, light enough that fatigue won't wreck your session after a dozen throws. The cleaver-style blade gives you a broad impact surface, helping sticks feel solid and visible, especially on wood or foam targets.
How These Throwing Knives Are Built
Instead of separate handle scales, these throwing knives use full-tang stainless steel in a single piece. That means:
- No handle slabs to crack, shift, or break on impact.
- Weight distribution you can learn and rely on from first throw to last.
- Durability that matches the look—these are meant to be thrown.
The black matte coating reduces glare and makes the neon green zombie splatter pop visually, but it also adds a bit of surface protection against light corrosion. The cutting edge is left silver, giving you a clear visual reference to the working side of the blade.
Balance, Cutouts, and Ring Pommel
The multiple circular cutouts along the blade and handle do more than just sell the zombie theme. They reduce weight slightly and, more importantly, help tune the balance point closer to center. That makes it easier to experiment with both blade-grip and handle-grip throws.
The ring pommel at the end of each handle gives you a consistent anchor point for your fingers. Whether you throw from the handle or the blade, you get a tactile cue for hand placement. Some throwers also use the ring for trick catches or hanging display, but its main value is repeatable grip under the same conditions each time.
Leather Sheath for Range and Storage
All three throwing knives ride in a brown leather sheath with stitched seams, stamped logo, and a belt loop with brass snap. It is not a tactical holster; it's a practical way to keep blades together, protect edges, and carry the set to and from the range without loose steel banging around in a bag.
The sheath also has a metal ring attachment, giving you options: clip it to a carabiner, hang it on a peg, or rig it to a pack strap. The leather adds a traditional touch that contrasts nicely with the modern zombie look of the knives.
Who This Throwing Knife Set Is For
This throwing knife set is a good fit if you:
- Want a zombie-themed set that still functions as real throwing knives.
- Prefer cleaver-style blades with broad impact areas for visible, solid sticks.
- Like full-tang steel over separate handles for durability.
- Value having a leather sheath for transport and storage, not just a box.
It's aimed at recreational throwers, hobbyists, and collectors who enjoy horror or apocalypse aesthetics but still want knives they can take out to the range and actually use.
Practical Use, Safety, and Range Reality
These are purpose-built throwing knives, not tools for self defense. The cleaver-style profile and full-steel construction are optimized for rotational throws into targets, not for everyday carry. Stainless steel makes them easier to maintain after outdoor sessions, and the matte finish helps hide dings and scuffs from repeated impact.
As with any throwing knife, safe use matters more than the graphic theme:
- Throw only at proper targets—wood, foam, or designed throwing boards.
- Ensure nobody is in front of the throwing line or to the sides where ricochets can travel.
- Check blades periodically for bending or edge damage after heavy impact.
The zombie styling might pull you in, but it's the consistent weight and balance that keep you practicing. This set supports that by giving you three matching knives, so you can throw in small groups without walking to the target after every single toss.
Details That Matter for Consistent Throws
For knife throwers, the important traits are size, weight, shape, and consistency across the set. Here, you get:
- Length: 8-inch overall, easy to control even for newer throwers.
- Weight: 5 oz. per knife, a balanced middle ground for learning and progression.
- Profile: Cleaver-style blade with a plain edge and squared-off tip line for broad, satisfying impact.
- Consistency: Three knives built to the same specs for repeatable throws.
That combination makes this set a solid option if you want something that looks like it walked out of a zombie movie, but still behaves like a real throwing knife on the range.
What People Ask Before Buying a Throwing Knife Set
Are cleaver-style throwing knives harder to throw?
Not necessarily. Cleaver-style blades give you a wider striking face, which many throwers find forgiving on the target. The main adjustment is learning the balance point and rotation, just like with any other throwing knife. With these at 8 inches and 5 oz., the learning curve is very manageable.
Is stainless steel a good material for throwing knives?
Stainless steel is a practical choice for recreational throwing knives. It resists rust better than many carbon steels, which is useful if you throw outdoors or sweat on the handles. These knives are full-tang stainless, so you get that corrosion resistance along with a one-piece construction that stands up to impact.
Can I use these knives for anything besides throwing?
They are specialized for throwing, with their balance, ring pommels, and profile tuned for target work. While they are real steel blades, they are not optimized as utility or everyday carry knives. You will get the most value—and the safest use—by keeping them as dedicated throwing knives.
Does the zombie design affect performance?
The zombie theme is visual only. The neon green splatter graphics and logos are on top of a functional black-coated stainless blade. The actual performance comes from the length, weight, balance, and full-tang build, all of which are chosen to support consistent throws rather than just appearance.
Stepping Onto the Range Prepared
When you walk out with the Undead Impact Cleaver Throwing Knife Set, you have three matched, full-steel throwers and a leather sheath that keeps them together and protected. The look is unapologetically zombie, but the underlying design is simple and functional enough to practice with seriously.
If you want a throwing knife set that matches your love of apocalypse aesthetics without sacrificing balance and durability, this trio does exactly that: bold on the outside, straightforward and reliable where it counts—the steel, the weight, and the way they fly.
| Overall Length (inches) | 8 |
| Weight (oz.) | 5 |
| Blade Color | Black |
| Blade Finish | Matte |
| Blade Style | Cleaver |
| Blade Edge | Plain |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Handle Finish | Matte |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Theme | Zombie |
| Set Count | 3 |
| Sheath/Holster | Leather Sheath |