PROBEROS® Butterfly Cutter Trainer with O-Ring Latch for Beginner, Children, Butterfly Cutter Lover & More, Balisong Trainer with Unsharpened Blade

I have had that product since 8 months and only minor marks on the paint from falling. The latch becomes loose after a while but it doesn’t make any difference. Everything sounded good, worked good, nothing broke and lasted long, based off experience, this is the best trainer butterfly knife/Balisong to get 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

The media could not be loaded. Perfect to start learning balisong, as much as I can tell...it's smooth moves freely and is durable and heavy. All i had problem with was the screws, I wanted to remove the latch as it was hindering and making noise but when I tried to remove the screws with the appropriate screw driver, they deformed like clay...not that much but enough to make it unable to unscrew them. Otherwise the product is perfect

The media could not be loaded. It is made up of a good quality metal and is worth the price. Must buy

its my 4th day with the product and the two arms have already started wiggling and making squeaking sounds. I think tightening the screws should fix this but then again one would have to buy a torque screwdriver just for that. overall pretty average product, not for heavy usage.

It does what it says. It's a butterfly knife without a sharp blade perfect for practice. One thing to note though is that the screws do get loose with use but it still feels perfectly fine to practice with. I be recommend that you don't try to tighten the screws. But you can definitely go for it.

Very good. Just good. Sometimes, there would be creaking noises from screw, but you can fix it will mineral oil

Srews are so loose so i have to adjest every time

Good Things:Quality is actually better than expected. The screws are perfectly fitted and allow free movement of the blade and both handles. Weight is also not too light and not too heavy, it's got a perfect weight.Bad Things:When the blade is extended straight, the blade isn't aligned with the handles. The small locking mechanism keeps rubbing the paint of the down part of the handle.