How are these knives? I've been interested in picking one up.
The short story is I like mine quite a bit. Here's a
link to a post I made comparing it to my NorthArm Skaha.
This is my second Cheburkov--the Scout 95 mm frame lock flipper being my first. I'm big into Shiros, and the quality of these other Russian knives is comparable. Bang for the buck is good at 50-70% of the cost for models in similar size ranges, if bought from the authorized dealer. Cheburkov has a broad range of models overall and the Strisch comes in both 95 mm and 85 mm bladed versions with several variants in handle configurations and blade steels. Mine is the smaller size.
My preference leans toward larger knives in the 3 5/8" and up range, at least as much for better grip (both handle length and shape) as for blade shape. Anything in the range of this Strisch--3.25-3.375ish--is, to me, a small knife, but you might consider this light CF version to be at the upper size end of "gentleman's folder" while others might consider the size to be perfect for EDC. This one would be perfect for an office environment or in slacks as it's wicked light and disappears in pocket. The Strisch runs on PB washers and is very smooth, though mine took a bit of lube and breaking in to get there. The Vanadis 8 blade came stupidly sharp.
This one is a keeper, I think, though I don't have that much occasion to carry it. Here It is next to my NeOn UltraLite.
BTW, not too off-topic here, as, believe it or not, I haven't bought a knife since September, so my Strisch is still my latest acquisition.