LionSteel/Emerson Knives L.E.One Karambit Flipper Knife 3.23" CPM-MagnaCut Stonewashed Hawkbill Blade, Red Aluminum Handles Shane
Wichita, Ks
Jun 06, 2022
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: None
Huge, but very light
This was a tough 5 star. I took into account other knives in the same price range and the quality that they are to get me there. Quality-wise this thing is top notch. Everything is perfect. However, I've got plenty of knives with washers that you would swear have bearings. This one, you can hear it pivot on the washers and it does not open unless you give it a wrist flick. Maybe it will break in but that's a touch annoying. It does middle finger flick super easy though. And yes I looked at the dimensions, but dang, it's big. I've got 2 other karambits and I just thought it would be about the same feel as them. I have medium sized hands and I wish it was at least .5 inch smaller, if not more. I absolutely love the solid piece of aluminum, the blade shape, and the pocket clip. I love Italian knives and the rounded spines, maybe this Emerson won't tear up my pocket like with another brand did. This is my first work knife over $100, I'm going to really abuse it, can't wait to see how it holds up. Also, I'm a big sheepsfoot and wharncliff guy, I love the rounded nose. All in all great job Lionsteel, make a mini!
LionSteel/Emerson Knives L.E.One Karambit Flipper Knife 3.23" CPM-MagnaCut Stonewashed Hawkbill Blade, Red Aluminum Handles Hans
Brea, Ca
Sep 03, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Looks great
Feels great in hand but it's the dullest knife I ever bought.
LionSteel/Emerson Knives L.E.One Karambit Flipper Knife 3.23" CPM-MagnaCut Stonewashed Hawkbill Blade, Red Aluminum Handles Denis
Naperville, IL
Dec 29, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: None
Nice looking dull karambit
I bought this knife mainly because of the MagnaCut blade. I own other karambits, including Emerson's design. The knife looks nice, even though it's too big for my hand. The handle is one piece, which is nice. The blade is dull to the extent that it can barely cut through paper. I think a 200-dollar knife must be sharpened and tested by the manufacturer.
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