Butterflyknives Stories

Butterfly knives, also known as balisongs, are folding knives that have one continuous, double-edged blade that curves outward from both sides of the handle. The name "butterfly" refers to the shape of the blade in flight, with one edge positioned upward and wingtips wider than the body of the knife.

The world of knives has changed dramatically in recent years with respect to what they can accomplish and do. What's more, there are some really cool new knife tricks that you might never have heard of before!

For thousands of years, people have been making knives. Some 90,000 years ago, Neanderthal people hunted game with these tools made from flint or bone. They are thought to have been the first knives ever made. Today, a variety of knife blade types are available to meet the needs of hunters, campers, fishermen, or people seeking self-defense.

A type of knife with a folding blade, a balisong knife was originally called the balisong as it is from balisong Bay in the Philippines. Often misunderstood as a weapon (in actuality, they're not that dangerous) and banned in many countries, they have become more popular with combat athletes because they can be used to flip and juggle knives.

For thousands of years, people have been making knives. Neanderthal man used these tools to hunt game 100,000 years ago, and the first knives were made of flint or bone. Knife blades can be found today in a variety of sizes, shapes, and materials to suit every purpose, whether it be hunting, fish hunting, camping, or self-defense.

She was known as the Butterfly Girl, the carrier of the infamous butterfly knife. She didn't look very threatening: a soft pink sweater, golden blonde hair, dark blue jeans, lip gloss, and a deep red rose headband didn't speak of danger. But all it took was a glance, a twirl, a flash. And nothing more.

A balisong knife is an often folding pocket knife with a partially or fully external sharpened blade. It is designed to resemble the shape of butterfly's wings, hence the name. The knife's blade can be opened by pressing down on one or both of the handels and by pressing inward on the spine at each side beyond the locking mechanism.