Knives are an officially named Hood Customs cosmetic category. Roblox’s public Game Pass records also list Throwable Knife and Lobby Knife, but a cosmetic category and a paid entitlement are not automatically the same catalog object. Verify their relationship, ownership state, contexts, and current behavior through first-party descriptions and the live game.
Public Knife Pass facts
On September 26, 2026, the official Pass record showed Throwable Knife for sale at 500 Robux. Its description says the reload keybind switches between stabbing and throwing. That description does not publish damage, range, projectile speed, cooldown, supported modes, or one universal device key.
The Lobby Knife record was for sale at 200 Robux on the same check date and had no public description. Its name suggests a lobby context, but the record does not explain availability, controls, appearance, or whether it relates to the general Knives collection.
Prices and sale states can change. Read the Gamepasses guide and confirm the current Roblox purchase panel before spending.
Inspect the Knives category
Open the official Hood Customs experience and use the current shop, inventory, preview, or loadout interface. Record each exact item name and whether it is previewed, owned, equipped, purchasable, locked, or unavailable. Keep cosmetic category records separate from Pass ownership until the current UI explicitly connects them.
If a knife appears in a preview, do not assume its acquisition method. Public sources reviewed here do not provide a complete rarity, drop, event, code, trading, or shop table. Leave missing fields unknown.
Verify Throwable Knife controls
The Pass description refers to the reload keybind, not a universal letter or controller button. Use the live Controls guide process: confirm your device, read the current reload prompt, and test only through the normal client after ownership is established.
Switching between stabbing and throwing does not by itself prove how either action performs. Do not publish numerical damage, distance, speed, timing, or mode support without current reproducible evidence. Avoid macros that automate switching or attacks.
Lobby and match contexts
A name containing “Lobby” should be tested in the current lobby and not extrapolated to every combat mode. If Lobby Knife appears after purchase, document where the interface exposes it, how it is equipped, and which contexts visibly accept it. If the public description remains blank, do not invent a gameplay benefit.
Similarly, a general Knives cosmetic entry may represent an appearance rather than the same behavior as Throwable Knife. Treat each named record separately until first-party information establishes a relationship.
Appearance, rarity, and value
The official public game description confirms Knives as a cosmetic category but does not publish a complete current list. It also does not provide a public rarity ladder, probability chart, trading market, or value list. This makes “best,” “rarest,” and “most valuable” claims unsupported here.
If a live item displays a rarity or availability label, record that exact text and date. Do not convert a colored border into a rarity without a legend. Do not use one player’s inventory or an edited showcase as proof of a drop rate.
Purchase and account safety
Use Roblox’s normal confirmation flow and verify the correct Universe and seller. Never buy a knife through an off-platform transfer, account sale, cookie request, or downloadable “unlocker.” A Pass cannot be safely added by giving another person account credentials.
The official Hood Customs description warns that exploiting may lead to bans and data wipes. Cosmetic or knife scripts fall inside that risk even if they claim to be visual only.
Troubleshooting
If an owned Pass or knife does not appear, confirm the transaction record and that you joined Place 9825515356 or a legitimate related Place. Read current equip and mode prompts. Rejoin once through the official client if ownership looks stale, and do not repeat the purchase as a diagnostic step.
If switching behavior differs by device, record the current reload prompt and exact context. If Lobby Knife does not appear in combat, do not call it broken until the official description or current UI says combat use is supported.
Evidence notes and sources
- Official: Hood Customs experience names Knives as a cosmetic category.
- Official: Roblox Game Pass records provide the dated Throwable Knife and Lobby Knife names, prices, descriptions, and sale state.
- Needs in-game testing: complete knife catalog, appearance, acquisition, rarity, category relationship, equip flow, current inputs, mode restrictions, and exact behavior.
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