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[norcalAF]

You can’t go wrong either way. I keep waffling between the turaco and the orca but I also want another iMamba.

I like the orca, and I get why the turaco needs the choil to fit the button lock in there, but why have that large choil on the orca? I prefer the iMamba choil to be honest

 

[BP Green]

I like the orca, and I get why the turaco needs the choil to fit the button lock in there, but why have that large choil on the orca? I prefer the iMamba choil to be honest

I do too. I hate it when any maker wastes good cutting edge. But what I really despise is spidey holes. I don’t mind a nice fuller, but I can’t stand when they put a hole you can fly a jet through on the blade.

 

[Jacques Mi]

 

[norcalAF]

There's no love like your first!

Some baby brothers!

 

[Forester_0156]

Does anyone who has handled both a flipper and non-flipper have any recommendations for a first-time imamba buyer? I'm also curious to hear if the skeletonized opening hole is easy to access for thumb rolling the knife open.

 

[WedgeAntilles]

Does anyone who has handled both a flipper and non-flipper have any recommendations for a first-time imamba buyer? I'm also curious to hear if the skeletonized opening hole is easy to access for thumb rolling the knife open.

I only own flipper models, but have handked both. The skeletonized hole is great for slow rolling, thumb flicking, or middle finger flicking. These are great models for multiple opening methods.

 

[norcalAF]

I only own flipper models, but have handked both. The skeletonized hole is great for slow rolling, thumb flicking, or middle finger flicking. These are great models for multiple opening methods.

Unless you are requiring a flipper, the non flippers are great. I have a skeleton non flipper and it is my favorite. I also have a flipper iMamba and a flipper orca

 

[norcalAF]

Honestly, I would recommend finding an inlay you like best and getting that regardless of flipper or no, you will be thrilled no matter what