Is this the world s fastest folder?

[herisson]

[you would understand the engineering reason for putting holes in the blade]
Let me guess.... less inertia... to make the blade flip faster, perhaps ?
Whatever, even if it is great at opening letters or cutting strings, there's no way I'm interested in a knife with a blade that needs meticulous cleaning whenever I happen to cut a fruit (gasp !), or sausage (no !) or some ripe cheese (yeesh !) or whatever stuff that will gunk up those holes. I'm not a speed guy and I definitely did not mean to rain on your joy at discovering a possible break through in automatics technology.

 

[DocJD]

A waved assisted knife sounds like a very good way to stab yourself in the thigh.

Yeah! Or somewhere worse .

 

[atdegs]

Interesting, but flawed. The lock release location is terrible, and the assisted close seems like an accident waiting to happen. Not a fan of the pocket clip either.

I'll stick to what I have.

My thoughts exactly. Looks dangerous both closed and opened. And how is that pocket clip even supposed to work?

 

[K.O.D.]

My thoughts exactly. Looks dangerous both closed and opened. And how is that pocket clip even supposed to work?

I had a knife (briefly) with with a similar clip. It worked, but felt weird. One of the (several) reasons I returned it.

 

[unwisefool]

Looks gimmicky. Fun, but not practical or safe.

 

[filtrum]

@winterbladeco

 

[craytab]

@winterbladeco

Still a no.