Pros: None
Cons: None
Beauty!
Unbelievably sharp - looks awesome, blade deploys perfectly - Very happy!!
Reviews and Ratings for Sandrin Knives Monza Recoil Lock Folding Knife 3.38" Polyhedral Tungsten Carbide Raw Drop Point Blade, Titanium Handles
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Customer Reviews
Mitch
TulsaMay 10, 2022
Kh
VAApr 13, 2022
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
This is amazing
This blade material is better than steel. It is super sharp- holds the edge, is super thin and the action and feel of the knife are great. I love this knife. It slices better than anything- no resistance.
Mike
GAMay 30, 2022
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: None
almost perfect
Lock system takes some getting used to., if they could find a way to put a button or axis lock and a flipper tab on this thing, it would be perfect in my opinion. Particularly for EDC, the handle thickness makes it disappear into the pocket, so many folders have super thick 0.4-0.5 inch handles that are too bulky for me. Really love the blade material, have not had to sharpen yet and absolutely rips through boxes and mail due to the thin profile.
R3w
alabamaMay 08, 2022
Pros: Handle Material, Blade Material
Cons: Lock Ease of Use
so close
recoil lock is hard to engage pocket clip cannot be removed minor details poorly handled!! all else is great
Joshua
Falls ChurchApr 21, 2022
Pros: Overall Quality
Cons: None
Nice knife. need to fire their current USA based representatives.
5 star knife turned to 2 star by their horrible USA based representatives not properly trained in performing knife repairs. Especially on $220.00 to $5000 knives. Good luck when you need to re sharpen it. Good luck with their USA based representative Cabot. When they charge you $20 plus shipping just to return your knife a week late and the angles totally ground off under a die grinder. They don't have the proper machinery to sharpen Tungsten. Good luck the first microscopic chip you get. And try to use standard stones to fix. If you get this knife I suggest getting it for collector reasons And if it needs serviced. To send the extra money to Italy headquarters and let the actual factory work on it instead of their Cabot Firearms USA based office. I owned the Torino and when it needed sharpening. I sent it to their USA based representative. Upon late return the product was improperly sharpened to thew point of damage. There were waves, ripples, and over ground divots on my knife indicating that the USA based Sandrin representative had no idea what he was doing. Needless to say. The collector value was ruined and there went $230 down the toilet. My knife was returned to me looking like a $10 beat up MTech. And the worst part was when I contacted Cabot guns in a very polite tone. Sandrins USA based representative who is authorized to work on their products. I was basically told I was full of it and the company took no step to verify my claim. I even e mailed them pictures of the horrible sharpening job. Needless to say Sandrin's horrible USA based representatives have pretty much turned my against owning any more Sandrin products unless they get rid of Cabot for their USA based customer service. So like I said. If you buy a Sandrin. And decide to use it as EDC. Be prepared to send it back to their Italian headquarters for service. It may arrive back to you late and be inconvenient, expensive, Etc. But at least the knife will arrive back to you in good proper working condition. Or do yourself a favor. Support made in USA like Spyderco, Zero Tolerance, Etc. And get top cutting technology with great customer service from their actual factory. I will not buy another Sandrin as long as their current representatives are Cabot guns. They are not qualified to work on Sandrin knives. I will be honest. I was so pissed off about this issue I almost quit shopping KnifeCenter. I eventually got over it. But I have not forgotten. There is entirely too many 5 star things are always perfect gotta have it new knife flavor every month going on. It is bad enough sharpening is over $20 plus shipping. But I expect Sandrin's associate companies to adhere to perfection and not send back a ruined knife. By all means buy a Sandrin. Just know that this company. At least it's USA based representatives. Have issues that need to be addressed.
@Dronkeyshreck
USAFeb 09, 2023
Pros: None
Cons: None
There US CS is aweful. Ignored pics of a manufacturer defect
There a pin inside the handle the edge chewed up. They were sent pics
Tay
ColoradoApr 18, 2022
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Blade Sharpness
Cons: Handle Feel, Handle Material, Pocket Clip
Not reversible pocket clip
Great looking knife but I'm a lefty so I buy knives that can put the pocket clip on the left side. I used both the boker and benchmade bits that every knife uses. And right away the bolts stripped!!! Tried a different tactic. All the bolts stripped!! Idk why the cheaped out on the hardware but for the money!? Wtf. Wouldn't recommend this to anyone! Huge waste of money!!
Kay
CAApr 28, 2022
Pros: None
Cons: Pocket Clip
Came with already rounded screws!
I've bought two, the first one came fine. Bought the second for a left-handed friend, and the pocket clip came with an already partially stripped screw right out of the box! Combined with the absurd levels of Loctite and the soft screws these knives cannot be disassembled or have the pocket clips switched to the other side.