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Im thinking about getting one of these little things....cheap but you know just something about it....anybody got one....thx/paul
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Mini Mojo
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I've used a few of these and really like it.
Most notably, I think it's a beautiful, beautiful knife. And I love recurve style blades.
I'm not a big fan of assisted openers, which the mini mojo is, but if I do use them, I like a flipper, and this one has a nice flipper.
I also rather like the stud lock. Ambidextrous, not too hard to use, and with practice, you can one hand close it.
It's even just the right size.
But all is not perfect in the mini mojo world. The knife is usually about 60 dollars, which is fine, but it has 440A steel.
440A is not bad, it's pretty mediocre, but there are many 40-50 dollar knives in VG10 and one even in S30V.
That said, the knife is still on my list. I'll just have to deal with the less than great steel at a sort of high price. On the plus side, you get a very high quality handle with G10 inserts.
Overall, I recommend it.
Most notably, I think it's a beautiful, beautiful knife. And I love recurve style blades.
I'm not a big fan of assisted openers, which the mini mojo is, but if I do use them, I like a flipper, and this one has a nice flipper.
I also rather like the stud lock. Ambidextrous, not too hard to use, and with practice, you can one hand close it.
It's even just the right size.
But all is not perfect in the mini mojo world. The knife is usually about 60 dollars, which is fine, but it has 440A steel.
440A is not bad, it's pretty mediocre, but there are many 40-50 dollar knives in VG10 and one even in S30V.
That said, the knife is still on my list. I'll just have to deal with the less than great steel at a sort of high price. On the plus side, you get a very high quality handle with G10 inserts.
Overall, I recommend it.