Hinderer is a bad flipper? Say it ain't so!

[kwazyjuice]

^^^ And that's how David rolls!!! Haha! Great video to show that they are great flippers with 4 XM's right in a row!! Take that you dirty nay Sayers.

I'm not trying to cause trouble... Just wanted to put some fun up in hur

I would also like to add to this topic that I've had a few XM's and they do vary as Michael stated, but yet I can still flip everyone of them reliably, no problems. My custom slicer has a beast of a detent, my spanto is one of the more weak ones, yet still they are all smooth and can be deployed in any of the manners for which you choose.

 

[BBW]

And they flip good in any color LOL

 

[RecalcitrantAmerican]

I agree, dry knife with teflon is the best.

 

[jon1all]

Hinderers flip fine. People have been conditioned for years by spring-assisted flippers or nowadays by the new style heavily-detented & ball bearing pivoted knives to understand how an old school flipper is designed to work. It's kinda like the first time you try to drive a stick-shift... figuring out the technique for operating the clutch has a bit of a learning curve, but once you do it becomes second nature. Same with a Hinderer... flip away boys!

 

[RDA]

Hinderers flip fine. People have been conditioned for years by spring-assisted flippers or nowadays by the new style heavily-detented & ball bearing pivoted knives to understand how an old school flipper is designed to work. It's kinda like the first time you try to drive a stick-shift... figuring out the technique for operating the clutch has a bit of a learning curve, but once you do it becomes second nature. Same with a Hinderer... flip away boys!

What is this "stick shift" you speak of...