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Al Mar Ultralight Titanium Folding Knife

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curlyrai

May 26, 2020

Verified Buyer

Okay little knife. Emphasis on little.

The Al Mar Ultralight is a light and little knife. However it's too light and too little. Maybe it's my big paws, but it was hard to manipulate this little thing. Hard to deploy and hard to close. It's a shame too. This was the first Al Mar that I've ever owned. I've heard such great things about them, like "out of the box sticky sharp" and "easy deployment". It's was sharp, but not sticky sharp and because of it's size it wasn't very easy to open. I'll definitely buy another Al Mar, but an older one and not one made in China.

Recommends this product? No

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kolbeans

Jul 11, 2020

curlyraiThis is a lame review. You knew the size of the knife before you bought it, we know the size of the knife -- it's in the details of the drop listing.

Jul 11, 2020

curlyrai

Jul 11, 2020

kolbeansI've owned and appreciated smaller knives, but this knife was hard to operate. Something the spec sheet won't tell you.

Jul 11, 2020

Forcite

102

Aug 2, 2020

curlyraiFair point. I think ergonomics generally encompasses this type of thing. So the size isn't necessarily the problem, the ergos sure are.

Aug 2, 2020

Evshrug

3773

Community

Aug 2, 2020

curlyraiDid you get the 2.75” model or 3.15”?

Aug 2, 2020

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fletch2468

Aug 3, 2020

EvshrugIs the 2.75 showing up as an option to select when you pre-order? The larger two sizes are showing up as options but the smallest is not for me. Is anyone else having this issue?

Aug 3, 2020

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