WingManEDC/Tom Mayo MTNT Mach 3 Titanium Blue CF Inlay 2.8" Drop Point

This knife is stunning. The reverse flick open (like a spyderco) is extremely easy. On par with a Rosie from Oz Machine Company. It's quite a small knife, having an almost identical profile to the Benchmade Mini Bugout. Ever so slightly smaller than a Small Sebenza 31. 2 Fast deployment methods (Bic Flick, and Spydie flick), and a slow roll like a Sebenza with your thumb. Favorite Pros: -Tom Mayo speed holes make gripping ergonomics super secure -Solid lockup, fires open with "Bic Lighter" thumb flic action, and with Spydie flick -Pocket Clip is comfortable, stylish, and Secure -Carbon Fiber inlay covers the inset frame lock, making it impossible to accidentally pressure the lock bar. -Has a light glide shut type closing action. Small wrist flick will send it home, where it clicks nicely into place. Notable Cons: -Proprietary hadware (bit included). But it's not quite friendly. A T8 in the middle would be highly preferrable. -Initial edge is not razor sharp. Needed to be reprofiled -- I chose 20 DPS. Reprofiled on a Wicked Edge system up to 3000 grit, then stropped. -Not a super slicer. Blade is a little thick. More like a Sebenza than a Bugout. This knife has become my beater, all around edc, yet also my showpiece. It's such a versatile and little knife that I find myself using it a lot. The blade has a significant belly to it, which takes some getting used to coming from Benchmades, Spyderco's, and more traditional drop point blades. However, the tip is strong, and the edge is great. I can render cardboard, cut strong plastic (like Zipties and Crate Straps). A bit too small and thick to use on fruit like Apples.

WingManEDC/Tom Mayo MTNT Mach 3 Titanium Blue CF Inlay 2.8" Drop Point

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