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1 comments about Rubber Star - Wave.

1. The product is Ok, good for practice. The only thing was that it was not clear they was going to send JUST ONE star... I though I was going to receive 3 just like the advertised picture.

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1 comments about Ninja Rubber Star Pack.

1. I used to train with these a few years ago, but they were hardened foam rubber. The material used in these are very high percentage if not all rubber, similar to whats in tires. The amount of flex involved in flight is unacceptable (not realistic to real shuriken) causes drift and doesn't quite have the velocity or straight flight path as a metal Shuriken or the foam rubber ones I mentioned. The amount of spins are much less in flight as well.The foam stars of the past flew with just a quick short flick of the fingers and spun quicker allowing a finer more accurate throw.
   
   Unfortunately it is increasingly difficult to find those and these suffice.
   On the contrary, only a perfect throw is accepted with these and will teach you discipline, and still will fly decently for 100 feet, and curves after that. The hardened foam stars mentioned before will fly straight for past 200 feet with a medium power throw or 300 feet or more past the persons line of vision.
   
   With a little practice and a little force this will fly nicely, but don't expect greatness or flicking it slightly and it going very far.
   
   Not bad though, great price so its hard to complain. If you can find the hardened foam rubber hybrid, get those. I'd give it
   
   7.5/10 stars based on my own comparisons with real Shuriken and other practice foam stars.