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Just what I expected (and was looking for). Perfect line-up, sharp blade and a lot of metal. This is an edc if ever there was. It's built to last. Closed it's looks aren't to shabby either. Am really happy and satisfied with this purchase.
Columbia River CRKT 7270 Philip Booth Ripsnort Flipper Knife 2.831" Satin Plain Blade, Polyoxymethylene Handles
I bought this as an edc and have been wanting a cleaver type blade knife. This knife is really nice. The blade pivots extremely well, center's up perfectly and locks in very well. This is also my first CRKT. I can't think of any faults with it as of yet. The only thing it's missing is an Axis type lock but for this price point I'm not complaining. The pocket clip is nice and tight also. Worth every penny!
Columbia River CRKT 7270 Philip Booth Ripsnort Flipper Knife 2.831" Satin Plain Blade, Polyoxymethylene Handles
Mateusz
PA
Jan 11, 2019
Pros: Ease of Opening, Overall Quality
Cons: Handle Feel
One flaw is the grip
The blade is nice and thick, and the open is super smooth. The one huge flaw is the grip. it is extremely slick especially if your hands are wet or have oil on them. It would have been nice if they had some texturing or made of something like g10 with more of a scale texture, or something like Lok Grips Bogie g10 grips.
Columbia River CRKT 7270 Philip Booth Ripsnort Flipper Knife 2.831" Satin Plain Blade, Polyoxymethylene Handles
Excellent knife the only problem that I have with it is the pocket clip could be a bit different hard to come out of the pocket
Columbia River CRKT 7270 Philip Booth Ripsnort Flipper Knife 2.831" Satin Plain Blade, Polyoxymethylene Handles
Mason
Michigan
May 30, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Poor grip
Handle could use some improvement. Gets smaller towards the end which makes it tough to keep a solid grip while doing any kind of field work. Would fit a hand much nicer with defined finger grooves or a flared base. the actual blade is nice, but the handle makes it impractical to use for anything past office tasks.
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