For a real world user, the yella delrin make a great handle. As much as we love the bone on the traditional forums, it odes have it's Achilles heel in some repeats. It doesn't stand up tone being dropped well, and sometimes it cracks around the pins. The yella delrin is neigh on indestructible inure and abuse. It stands out like a sore thumb when set down on the ground for reason, or dropped, making recovery easier and more likely. Much like the reason Victorinox SAK's were red.
I've always thought of the analogy of peanuts the old VW bug. I was a very enthusiastic Beetle owner in the 1960's, 70's and most of the 80's. All kinds of people made fun of my little "Nazi taxi" as my dad called it, but it never let me down. I bought it while serving in Germany, and since e Ihad achieved NCO status, I could get it shipped back for free if it had more than a certain milage on it. So in my off time and leaves, explored Europe with it. Crossed over the Alps and into Northern Italy, over into France, over into the Southern ares of Scandinavia like Denmark and the Netherlands. Good weather and bad, it always got me there and back again. Kind of like the little legume; it always does the job, even if yo ask a little bit too much of it.
Peanuts, VW bugs, and Jack Russell's all have that one thing in common; they get under estimated very often.
