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By now, most of you know how much the scales for the Izula improve the feel of the knife. I figured I'd throw this up for those of you on the fence, and any one else who might find it interesting.
Here we go:
I'm showing the weight of the knife with scales at about 2.7 oz.
Now for reference, I'm showing the weight of the knife with a paracord wrap at about 2.4 oz.
To compare this with a common folder (spyderco FFG endura) which I'm finding a weight of about 3.4 oz.
As you can see the micarta scales for the ESEE Izula do not add a lot of weight. In fact I am showing a difference of about a third of an oz., between a paracord wrapped Izula and one with the scales.
Neither option adds a ton of weight to the knife, as I'm showing a bare a$$ naked weight of about 2 oz.
The scales are very easy to install. You will need a T10 torque driver. Two of them wouldn't hurt if you would like to get them REALLY tight, although I don't think this is necessary.
The Micarta scales for Izula are an inexpensive and light weight option that adds a lot in the way of comfort. I'm sure many people around these parts would agree.
Go buy some.
Erik
Here we go:
I'm showing the weight of the knife with scales at about 2.7 oz.
Now for reference, I'm showing the weight of the knife with a paracord wrap at about 2.4 oz.
To compare this with a common folder (spyderco FFG endura) which I'm finding a weight of about 3.4 oz.
As you can see the micarta scales for the ESEE Izula do not add a lot of weight. In fact I am showing a difference of about a third of an oz., between a paracord wrapped Izula and one with the scales.
Neither option adds a ton of weight to the knife, as I'm showing a bare a$$ naked weight of about 2 oz.
The scales are very easy to install. You will need a T10 torque driver. Two of them wouldn't hurt if you would like to get them REALLY tight, although I don't think this is necessary.
The Micarta scales for Izula are an inexpensive and light weight option that adds a lot in the way of comfort. I'm sure many people around these parts would agree.
Go buy some.
Erik
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