Smaller Drop Point Folder Recommendation

[Spillproof]

(Removed my Sebenza rec)

 

[Slice O Life]

I've had quite a few Sebenzas in both sizes.
The thumb stud is awful, and awfully painful, the action never broke in completely (always a very slow roll) and the steel is nothing to write home about. In the end, I thought they were well made, just way overpriced for what you get. And I really wanted to love them.

If you are using the thumb stud you don't come at the top of it like most thumb studs, you go from the side and it isn't painful that way. Action takes months to break in and if you got one used it could've been a lot of things. It's not really overpriced, and with the warranty you can even change out older blade steels with new blades called a blade swap from the factory.


If you don't want a CRK I would suggest the TRM Neutron like others. Although I've tried both the Atom and the Neutron and they both felt bad in the hand due to the thinness. Good in the pocket though. You might find the Neutron is too thin for you however.

 

[Jakeywax31]

TRM neutron 2 would be my choice. I would get the contoured scales over the flat scales. They feel much better to me.

 

[Shorttime]

Whups! Didn't read before I posted.

 

[pholder]

Sage 2

This

 

[YaArArYa]

Cold Steel Code 4

 

[OrangeBlueOrangeBlue]

I like this.
Can anybody tell me the differences, pros/cons between Magnacut and 20CV?

20CV: better edge retention, high corrosion resistance, not especially tough
Magnacut: a step down in edge retention, extremely high corrosion resistance, very tough