Nice shot! How are you liking that Sumo?
Thanks took me 64 shots to pull that off. I really like it. The fidget factor in insane and through the roof! It has like 9 ways probably even more ways to deploy the blade.
- Button lock swing
- Slowroll
- Fuller roll
- Thumbstud flick
- Reverse thumbstud flick
- Spydie flick (fuller)
- Flipper
- Two hand opening
- Hold blade gravity drop
- More to discover
Just missing a front flipper to round up every ways possible. It dethroned my Busker in term of fidget but at least it a front flipper though so not entirely.
The only thing that i dont dig is the pocket clip. Real hot spot here, literally digging into my palm.
Yes sir! That's probably my favorite ZT! I showed a buddy my knife box, (he's not a knife guy) he looked at them all, and he picked a zt350. He left with it in his pocket! LolThe ZT 0350's are great blades Izeplin!
I thought you might mention the fidget factor, heh. Good to know about the clip. Appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts!
Haha , I remember thinking a while ago that your taste in knives closely resembles mineYou and I have such similar tastes in knives! The Nomad is a fun knife, and perhaps my loudest-opening non-flipper. I should ask for a photo of your collection and just make that my to-buy list.
I'm carrying the backwards brothers today, a Fox 479 (clip on the "wrong" side for me) and an L-Via (blade on "backwards").
I was gonna follow up this post of Chip's last week with a Thick Thursday carry, but got seduced by my new 31 instead. I went Thick This time around, Though with my MP1 posing here on my Bosch cordless chop saw while I worked warm and dry on this Thoroughly wet day...
Chazzy I believe it's about time you carried my favorite your holy 710? I hope you've been taking good care or her? LolI was gonna follow up this post of Chip's last week with a Thick Thursday carry, but got seduced by my new 31 instead. I went Thick This time around, Though with my MP1 posing here on my Bosch cordless chop saw while I worked warm and dry on this Thoroughly wet day...
...and here on one of what K and I call "Tie Fighters"--just simple stock supports used with a slide or chop saw on a light, tabletop set-up.