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It's big knife.
No hole, no nick; the thumb stud is my add on.
No problem just pinching the blade to extract; you got plenty of steel to grab!
That's about 3 7/8" of cutting edge.
Next to my Endura for scale:
The liners are full and not skeletonized.
It's for me, nice and hefty.
Typical SAK fit and finish which is to say excellent.
No idea what the steel is; not too worried if it's anything like a regular SAK then it should be easy to sharpen to hair splitting.
Did I say this knife is big? I like the extra bit the lanyard 'ring' gives; skull crusher?
Great clip, a bit on the long side.
I believe you can move it to the other side, at least that's what I think the directions were for.
Notice the for me, the thumb stud mounts right on the logos.
2021 is the limited edition part I think.
My first large SAK and I think it was worth every penny.
Blade and knife are solid and have some heft. Alox scales are pretty and offer a comfortable grip. Again, typical Victorinox feel, not like a SAK but more like my Swisstool Spirit X.
Borderline boat anchor.
Comes with a nice long braided orange lanyard if you're into that kind of thing.
I don't mess too much with knives in this price point, but compared to ones I do have, this is a winner. I admit, as soon as I saw it was orange, I jumped on it.
If you are into Alox knives, I'd say get one while you can.
Add the thumb stud and you're good to go!
No hole, no nick; the thumb stud is my add on.
No problem just pinching the blade to extract; you got plenty of steel to grab!
That's about 3 7/8" of cutting edge.
Next to my Endura for scale:
The liners are full and not skeletonized.
It's for me, nice and hefty.
Typical SAK fit and finish which is to say excellent.
No idea what the steel is; not too worried if it's anything like a regular SAK then it should be easy to sharpen to hair splitting.
Did I say this knife is big? I like the extra bit the lanyard 'ring' gives; skull crusher?
Great clip, a bit on the long side.
I believe you can move it to the other side, at least that's what I think the directions were for.
Notice the for me, the thumb stud mounts right on the logos.
2021 is the limited edition part I think.
My first large SAK and I think it was worth every penny.
Blade and knife are solid and have some heft. Alox scales are pretty and offer a comfortable grip. Again, typical Victorinox feel, not like a SAK but more like my Swisstool Spirit X.
Borderline boat anchor.
Comes with a nice long braided orange lanyard if you're into that kind of thing.
I don't mess too much with knives in this price point, but compared to ones I do have, this is a winner. I admit, as soon as I saw it was orange, I jumped on it.
If you are into Alox knives, I'd say get one while you can.
Add the thumb stud and you're good to go!
IMO , a SAK should have at least 3 tools . 
