What irritates me the most about knives is when they are too thin in the "handle". This was the case with Lawman, Code 4 (it was thin, but I returned it because my copy had screwed up mechanics, and the drop point did not fit me well, the cutouts for fingers crushed instead of helping). The Air Lite is probably even thinner, and I do not feel discomfort in the grip like in the other two. I do not know what it depends on. It is also not the most comfortable knife to grip, but there is no tragedy. The OEM clip, which reminds me of a Kershaw, does not feel it at all, does not hurt, and the shine suits me better than some conversion made I've seen like stonewash etc. The fact is it's profile is too low, but this is a CS so you could expect that. It will have to be bent. Fortunately, in jeans I have two pockets on each side, so in the one with less material it jumps without a problem ;P The knife came sharp but not shaving. All it takes is a few strokes on the skin and it gets better immediately. My copy is centered on the point, it can be fired from the thumb stud, it is a bit more difficult to fold it, because the blade does not fall under its weight, but with one hand you can still close it. I'm talking about the factory pivot twist. The thumb stud they put in it is very cool, it feels slippery when you touch it, but when you open the knife your finger sticks well. Overall, the size of the Air Lite is roughly the size of a large Honey Badger or Ultratech.