Deadliest Ninja Star Showdown ⭐ Shuriken's Tested and Winners Revealed!
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- čas přidán 1. 07. 2024
- In this weeks Weapons Wednesday Ian uses a very scientific approach to determine the perfect number of points for a ninja shuriken! The answer might surprise you!
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📆 Weapons Wednesday Series
Each week, we choose and review various knives, axes, swords, and self-defense weapons to demonstrate their worth and let you decide the winner. We comb through the world of weapons to bring ones we think you'll love, plus our favorites, and show them off each week. Our goal is to give a fair and honest review of each weapon, putting it through a literal battery of tests to see how it performs.
📌 Here are the weapons we tested in this video:
1) 3 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/3-point-si...
2) 4 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/4-point-si...
3) 5 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/5-point-si...
4) 6 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/6-point-si...
5) 7 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/7-point-si...
6) 8 Point Silver Throwing Star - www.karatemart.com/8-point-si...
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Thanks for another great Weapons Wednesday!!!!!!
I was an engineer for many years before my health failed. I have two master's degrees. I've taken a bunch of statistics classes although I've forgotten how I would run the statistics on this kind of test. I love what you've done! I love how you set up the test! I love how you accounted for different people of different backgrounds by recruiting members of the crew! This test was extremely cool! Thank you so much!
I once ordered some four-point stars from somewhere else (before I knew you even existed). I tried throwing them at the pressed fiber plywood. Getting them to stick into that surface was too difficult. Otherwise, I haven't done much throwing.
I had bought a bail of straw at Tractor Supply at one point. I left it outside, and the water got through the plastic covering. The whole bail became soaked and then dried. The result was an interesting surface, I'd be curious to see what kind of throwing surface you'd get if you bought a bail of straw, put flour on the top, wet the flour and the straw completely, and let it dry. Flour and water was an old-fashioned glue formula if I remember correctly. Because the flour is carbon-based instead of mineral-based, it shouldn't be too hard and shouldn't dull the stars' points. This surface might be slightly more difficult than the puzzle flooring but much easier than plywood. This might be easier to get than cross-sections of large trees would be. I think many knife throwers will cut a 6x6 board into thin slices and then put each piece next to each other so that they are throwing at the end grains. The flour, water, and straw target might or might not be easier to make.
Because you've showed with data that the five-pointed stars are easier to stick, I might someday order a few for myself. If I do, it will be because you provided data and presented that data in an intelligent way.
I am planning to order a different throwing thing for my nephew. If I remember correctly, it's some huge star-type of object. I'd have to look at my wish list to remember exactly what I was thinking. Sometimes, I see stuff that seems cool but maybe beyond what I can do anymore. I put that stuff in a special wishlist to inflict on my nephew. He's 1600 miles away, so I can't force him to try stuff.
Mel looks lovely in the blue dress.
All the best to you and everyone else at KarateMart!
Thank you so much! I love all of the things you mention in your comments. The bail of straw with the wet flour is really interesting to me. Have an awesome week, my friend!
The thing is that throwing stars were never meant to do much to begin with, as it was mainly used to cause a distraction or slow down people. That means that it was used to target soft spots allowing them time to escape or dodge attacks. The plywood is a little bit hard for it to stick in especially as the vibration would most likely knock them out. Also a plywood is layered wood which is stronger than you expect for light weight throwing stars.
Very well said! You are absolutely correct! Thanks so much for watching! I really appreciate it!
I love seeing the crew involved. My favorite star is still the traditional moon star. What would I throw it at....I don't suggest anything made of metal as it tends to bounce back. Other than that, we would throw them at anything. I also don't suggest sharpening them all the way around. This is based on two cuts resulting in 14 stitches in a rather misspent youth.
Awesome video and those stars looks really nice.Thank you for sharing much appreciated.
I appreciate you guys uploading videos showcasing the items you sell. I ordered a couple items I just received yesterday one of them being the four point star. It is very well-made all points are razor sharp with a knife's edge on each side of the point. It most definitely would stick into plywood. Being skilled at throwing knives and understanding the human anatomy this four point star could easily immobilize someone or worse if thrown in the right areas.
Very true! I really appreciate all of your positivity and support on our channel. It means a lot to me!
Really cool gear on your wall.
Thank you! I hope you have an excellent weekend! I really appreciate you watching!
Ninja 🥷Award🏆 for the thumbnail. 🎖🏅
We all see kung fu movies where they throw them like frisbees which can be done but it's more effective to throw them overhand.
I completely agree with you! I absolutely prefer to throw them overhand as well.
Cheers Ian. Shuriken are Tight. I like the cards. Ya'all keep being Awesome. Dia Duit ☘️
Thanks! You too!
Some real nice specimens there.
Thank you, my friend! I hope you have a fantastic weekend!
Amandas office has taken some damage😅
It sure has! LOL
when is the other guy original guy coming back
Hi! I've been focusing on some other areas of the company for the last 4 or 5 months, but I plan on making some videos again soon. Thank you so much for your support! It really means a lot to me!
Wanted to like the video but this guy sucked all the fun out of the show.
Awe, I'll try to line up some more fun stuff :)
Let me guess. He throws it. The winner sticks the lower is recycled.
Ninja 🥷 power.
Have a blessed week.
Kyle were was you.
Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to join in the video this week, but I love seeing the rest of the crew! I hope you have a very blessed week as well, my friend!