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- Jan 24, 2017
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Just got mine and it feels incredible - I like it more than my Sebenza 21 or my M390 PM2, but it could just be the honeymoon period.
Love the shape, aesthetics, weight, FFG, finish, design - everything about it. It checks off all the boxes for me. It's almost in the category of being so good I don't want to carry it, but then I remember it cost me half of the Sebenza.
What stands out the most is this thing flips insanely fast. I've tried some really good flippers too (like the ZT0562), but it feels like I can get more speed on this one. My guess is because normal flippers have limited runway for your flipping finger. You can only push so hard then your finger abruptly hits the knife. On this knife (and perhaps other front flippers too), your flipper finger has as much runway as you want.
An analogy would be like a tennis forehand. For maximum power, you want to hit the ball then have your racket follow through to your shoulder. You can do that on the smoke. Using a normal flipper, it'd be like having to immediately stop your stroke after it hits the ball. Hope that makes sense.
Love the shape, aesthetics, weight, FFG, finish, design - everything about it. It checks off all the boxes for me. It's almost in the category of being so good I don't want to carry it, but then I remember it cost me half of the Sebenza.
What stands out the most is this thing flips insanely fast. I've tried some really good flippers too (like the ZT0562), but it feels like I can get more speed on this one. My guess is because normal flippers have limited runway for your flipping finger. You can only push so hard then your finger abruptly hits the knife. On this knife (and perhaps other front flippers too), your flipper finger has as much runway as you want.
An analogy would be like a tennis forehand. For maximum power, you want to hit the ball then have your racket follow through to your shoulder. You can do that on the smoke. Using a normal flipper, it'd be like having to immediately stop your stroke after it hits the ball. Hope that makes sense.