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Lefty clip or no?
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(Kizer)An entry -level folder - Tangram Santa Fe(TG3002)
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It is reversible.
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They have released another one!
The Tangram Amarillo. It is a smaller flipper under 3" and I think that it looks great!!
The Tangram Amarillo. It is a smaller flipper under 3" and I think that it looks great!!
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Take down the link. Amazon is not affiliated with Blade Forums and linking to them is a rule violation known as deal spotting.
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I am not seeing "moderator" under your name.
The link is to the store that Kizer has for their Tangram line on Amazon and they are a sponsor. It is not 'deal spotting' or a rule violation. But, if a 'real' moderator wants it gone, then they will do it.
The link is to the store that Kizer has for their Tangram line on Amazon and they are a sponsor. It is not 'deal spotting' or a rule violation. But, if a 'real' moderator wants it gone, then they will do it.
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Looks good, but I prefer the looks of the Santa Fe.
The Amarillo is a fine choice for anyone who likes flippers with a 2 3/4 inch blade, as I do.
It is sharp, well-made, with a well-centered blade, and flips well. The brown scales are attractive and a nice change of pace from black. They have a good feel and are moderately grippy. The Amarillo is small and light-weight with a deep-pocket clip.
IMO, it lacks only gimping and chamfering on the blade spine.
The Amarillo is a good candidate for pocket-EDCing.
As for the Sante Fe, I ordered it by mistake. The headline description still says 3-inch blade. Why hasn't Tangram corrected this? The Sante Fe blade is clearly 3.35 inches long.
It is sharp, well-made, with a well-centered blade, and flips well. The brown scales are attractive and a nice change of pace from black. They have a good feel and are moderately grippy. The Amarillo is small and light-weight with a deep-pocket clip.
IMO, it lacks only gimping and chamfering on the blade spine.
The Amarillo is a good candidate for pocket-EDCing.
As for the Sante Fe, I ordered it by mistake. The headline description still says 3-inch blade. Why hasn't Tangram corrected this? The Sante Fe blade is clearly 3.35 inches long.