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Jun 30, 2017
Great lightweight edc
I am liking this knife the more I carry, was real stiff when first used, but with some high quality lube and some break in time is very smooth, I will take the 154cm over vg10 anyday of the week and this 154cm does not disappoint. The cutting edge is nearly as long as a endura but the handle size of the delica. Yes I have 4 endura's and 3 delica's. But will say the Spydie hole aids in deployment but the thumstud is fine for me. The handle is stiffer then the delica even though it has no steel liners, proving steel liners are NOT necessary in a lightweight folder, (and is lighter then a delica) I like it enough to buy multiple usa folders. For ME it has replaced my delica's when I carry a lightweight edc of course I always have 2-3 blades on me everyday. Almost forgot the edge grinds are pretty good, not perfect but better then others costing more. The backlock spring tension is between cold steel triad to Spydie backlock, a bit strong so you all know. Made in USA with American steel......Worth a purchase in my opinion.
Oct 03, 2018
Great inexpensive knife, But.
4 of 5 found this helpful I have 5 Marttiini now to compare to Mora. I absolutely love the Marttiini handle, most comfortable to me either the rubber or wood handle version over my Mora's and have most models. I like the Marttiini sheath better as well, either the pleather or leather version over the plastic Mora sheaths, but Mora plastic sheath is far better then the Marttiini plastic sheaths. Now on to the steel, I have to disagree with those who say the Marttiini steels used are better or on par, absolutely not so in my experience thus far. I gave them a fair shake, and the Mora steels are better(carbon or SS), get sharper and hold it longer in MY experience. Both brands have been good about not chipping so a wash there. Not knocking Marttiini at all, have a timber jack on me now. But I will stick with Mora for inexpensive utility,woods, edc brand. Considering I have a very large knife collection of far better quality from high value to semi custom yet have and use both mentioned brands means I think highly of both, but line in sand is clear for ME, you may feel different. Have a blessed day fellow blade knuts.
Sep 17, 2017
Great edc
I carry a fixed blade for edc often, but wanted a smaller blade that would be less intimidating to the public but still pretty instead of my normal heavy duty fixed blades. Bought a cocobola model to try and off was perfect. Was browsing and saw the s30v with red micarta handle and had to get one, liked it so much just ordered a second one to save in my collection. Beautiful knife.