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Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Material, Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Smooth and sharp
The fit and finish on these knives is pretty much as custom work. The blade rides on silky smooth ball bearings and flips with very little effort, can you say smooth deployment? The standoff's between the anodized, cool effect anodizing, slabs of titanium are what you would expect on a custom knife just like I said in the beginning. Then the most important component, the blade, which is flawless and sharp as hell right out of the box with perfect centering between the scales, no lock rock or movement period. Is it worth the money? To me it has the features that put it in the category with a sebenza, and that is a big comparison. If you make payments your wait will get you a very very nice blade. Did I say smooth deployment? I actually have the blue anodized variant so I can't comment on the bronze finish but if it is anything like the blue you will not be upset. The blades has nice stonewash flats with a nice grind that is an example of perfection. If I could afford a full on custom, that is if I could get one, I would buy it in a heartbeat using this knife to gauge what their custom work quality would be. So I find it very pleasing to use and carry. I highly recommend this knife if you have the means of obtaining it. I'd sell my custom hinderer to buy another one of these tolk series knives if it was lost or stolen, so does that tell you anything? It should! This is all my opinion and there are different strokes for different folks. But this knife screams quality and durability, so go figure. NO buyers remorse. MAKE PAYMENTS