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The Al Mar Ultralight Titanium folding knife is proof that you don’t need size to elicit strength. This ultra-thin folder combines the sleek design that Al Mar is known for with the ease of carry of a typical pen—all without sacrificing durability Read More
I don’t understand how al mar knives are so popular? 160$ for d2??? It looks like the build and design of a kershaw with the price of a benchmade and the material choices of a 15$ ganzo. Where’s the value here??
Three screws into a countersunk pocket clip? Must have been afraid that thing would come off! I like the blade style, but IMO the price doesn't justify a plain-jane titanium flipper in D2 - even if it is "ultralight". This is what you buy when you have better options, but have been getting bored and have money to burn.
ForciteOh yes it's very nice! Are you a convert to slipjoints, like I have become? I have bought a few, mostly as collectables (but intend to carry the Bull Nose): Benchmade Proper 318 and 319, Civivi Rustic (I cut myself each time I handle it - so it's going to stay a safe queen), Kizer Lundquist Feist, Three Rivers Manufacturing Atlas, Zero Tolerance 0230 (odd shape, excellent construction, but wanted it as collectable, not going to carry it).
The only problem with the GEC knives is their steel, which are not stain resistant and necessitate some maintenance, but that's OK on that price range...