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Q: balisong comb any good ?

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Gigante

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I've seen that you can order a bali comb somewhere.. and now it was mentioned in a post...
Anyone has experiences with this ? Is it really useful for flipping? What's it like?
If it's any good maybe I'll order one or two... or maybe not, people could think I'm a clown or something. 8-)



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Balisong Sweden - http://hem.passagen.se/nebol/balisong
 
The comb has it's good side and bad. The good; it stood up to four months of almost daily abuse from me. I always flip something while watching tv or while on the computer. It still works fine. It's good for simple manipulations. It's amazing how fast you can do finger twirls. The bad; the handles are extremely wobbly. You can't throw it either, because of the combination of extremely light handles and the wobble. It has a latching mechanism, where one hole on one handle fits inside another on the other handle. But, one side of the latch fell off. It's good for a novelty item, but not so good for flipping. I think you can get them at <a href = "http://www.butterflyknifeexchange.com">ButterflyKnifeExchange.com</a>.

[This message has been edited by JGardnerA (edited 01-26-2001).]
 
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