Revolvergeek
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Greetings all,
These four little guys showed up yesterday. I was very curious about the Clipitool line when I first saw them posted, and I needed a replacement for my dearly departed Manbug, so I ordered all these a while back.
The Clipitools are very solid, and as expected are a little stiff to open but still doable with the opening hole. The scissors have thin blades and seem to cut easily, but with the blunt tips I wonder if they will prove as useful as the SAK scissors I am used to. The little serrated blade is wicked sharp as expected. I was originally thinking that I would like the one with the scissors best, but after handling them I can see the caplifter model to be a great thing for parties, cookouts, etc.
The Super Blue Ladybug is exactly what I expected; small, light, wickedly sharp. It just zips through everything that I have tried it on so far at the office. I put a bigger fob on it than I had on my Manbug in hopes of keeping up with it.
These four little guys showed up yesterday. I was very curious about the Clipitool line when I first saw them posted, and I needed a replacement for my dearly departed Manbug, so I ordered all these a while back.




The Clipitools are very solid, and as expected are a little stiff to open but still doable with the opening hole. The scissors have thin blades and seem to cut easily, but with the blunt tips I wonder if they will prove as useful as the SAK scissors I am used to. The little serrated blade is wicked sharp as expected. I was originally thinking that I would like the one with the scissors best, but after handling them I can see the caplifter model to be a great thing for parties, cookouts, etc.
The Super Blue Ladybug is exactly what I expected; small, light, wickedly sharp. It just zips through everything that I have tried it on so far at the office. I put a bigger fob on it than I had on my Manbug in hopes of keeping up with it.