Professional Stainless Steel Tea Knife Tool - Heavenly Sword (135mm-Full Length)

Pros: well first of all its cheap enought to give it a try, its not sharp out of the box and i see no reason why you need it to be,it works ok as a trowing knife actually, the weight its well balanced altought it takes a bit of practise, i ended up just putting it on a drawr and forgot about it just because of the limited use

Cons: the steel isnt the best out these, the cord is regular nylon (doesnt seem super strong but it works)

Other: for the price they are still cool to put on a collection, they work are a trowning knife, they look good, would be nicer if the cord was in another color, but what you gonna do, still a intersting novelty piece

Pros: It is cheap, instant buy.
Rather good looking (for its price), good build quality, if you are a Pu-erh tea drinker you don't have to think before buying.
Could also be used as a cool paper knife.

Cons: Non really for its price.
Its cord is in nylon, could be nicer looking if it was in other material.
Only availably in yellow color.
Maybe it could be a bit longer.
It is not sharp so i could not be used to cut stuff.

Other: Instant buy, buy many to give away to friends.

Pros: - Too cheap(woths to give it a try) -Nice looking -Can be used for other purposes (Forexample i use it as a throwing knife) -Its balanced

Cons: - The courd could be better -It's blind (can be sharpened easily) -could be longer -the box could be more fancy (not really important for me though) -Metal could be better.

Other: After all pretty useful for it's price dont think twice.

Pros: Very, very cheap. The string shines like silk (though is clearly an artificial polymer) and was a good choice! The gloss on the knives is very good, certainly as good as it's going to get for this price. Only some imperfections here and there.

Cons: On the opposite side of the writing, the surface isn't smooth but roughened a bit, apparently due to the manufacturing process. I would have preferred otherwise, though it isn't as bad as it may sound. Some of the knives are bend a little bit, but it's cheap steel so that's to be expected. They can easily be pressed back in the right shape. Some of the knives (2 out of 10) had orange string instead of yellow. In principle I think it's a good choice, it's looks very pretty. But I would have liked to know in advance that I may be getting other colours than displayed. In fact, I would like the option to order more of that orange. The boxes that the individual knives are packed in are kind of redundant, they hardly survived the journey to Europe. But it's the thought that counts I guess. The plastic sacks they where in where fine.

Other: I don't think it's theoretically possible to get a knife/cutlery like this cheaper. Looks very nice too.