MachineWise Sonora Review

[mitchnola]

Well not all hahaha I have two MK3s, one in blackout DLC and Morph, and one in Nichols stainless damascus and blackout Morph, and every time I took them out of my knife cabinet they found their way back in!

I’ve been hearing good things about machinewise. Do they have a frame lock folder or any plans too?

Right now the eustler duk is probably first on my list to try but the machinewise makes a strong case.

 

[norcalAF]

I’ve been hearing good things about machinewise. Do they have a frame lock folder or any plans too?

Right now the eustler duk is probably first on my list to try but the machinewise makes a strong case.

Dang you had to make me look that guy up: from where I grew up and makes a darn nice knife, added to the list!

 

[madcap_magician]

I’ve been hearing good things about machinewise. Do they have a frame lock folder or any plans too?

Right now the eustler duk is probably first on my list to try but the machinewise makes a strong case.

There is one they are prototyping right now that they call the Mojave:

 

[mitchnola]

There is one they are prototyping right now that they call the Mojave:

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Hell yeah, I’ve become quite the fan of reverse tantos since the Myna. That blade looks killa!

 

[GreX]

If anyone is curious about how this knife compares to a CRK, I did a couple quick takes:

I thought the Sonora felt quite light, and compared to a Large Sebenza, it's quite a bit lighter, even thought the blade stock seems to be about the same (sorry, was too lazy to get my calipers) and the overall length is about the same as well. I'm sure the lanyard and the Lynch clip add some weight, but interesting how much lighter it is.

Judge me for a dirty coffee scale, cause again, I was far too lazy to clean the espresso off - lol.