Who EDC's an Extrema Ratio?

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And how do you like it?


I wonder how their customer service in the US works... Now that they don't have a US representative...


Also, what model do you have? I'm thinking about maybe possibly a Nemesis.
 
I have 3 ER-MPCs, customer service is top notch. Sent one back from U.S.A. for adjusting and it came back in about 2 weeks in perfect condition.

They are very large, unless you carry in a kydex sheath or something like that, it would be hard to EDC in a pocket...........IMO.

I love mine and plan to keep them forever............. :D

Robbie Roberson ;)
 
Yeah it's mine, but be warned the Nemesis is a gigantic folder. For fun I would like to see a test on which has the stronger lock the Nemesis or a Strider Smf. I have both of them but I dont have any plans on testing (destroying) either of these.
 
BladeGoblin said:
Yeah it's mine, but be warned the Nemesis is a gigantic folder. For fun I would like to see a test on which has the stronger lock the Nemesis or a Strider Smf. I have both of them but I dont have any plans on testing (destroying) either of these.
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Cliff did a test on the ER Fulcrum IID, which probably has a similar, if not identical, lock. It did fair well. I have an ER Fulcrum fixed 4.25" blade. I love it. It takes a beating. My EDC is an auto Amphibian, though.

WYK
 
BladeGoblin said:
Interesting, anyone know the difference between bar and lbs?
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1 bar of air pressure is 14.7 PSI = the air pressure at sea level.

When you're in space it is 0 PSI. Yet, somehow, spaceships can have 'explosive decompression. Whatever. 14.7 PSI isn't gonna squeeze you out of a hole like it did to that thing in Aliensesesssess. But it def would toss you out of a large bay. But I digress.

WYK
 
1bar is equal to 14.504 lbs per sq. inch. That makes the fulcrum clock in at 1015.28 lbs per sq. inch and the smf at 1160.32 lbs per sq. inch.
 
AcesAndEights said:
1bar is equal to 14.504 lbs per sq. inch. That makes the fulcrum clock in at 1015.28 lbs per sq. inch and the smf at 1160.32 lbs per sq. inch.
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Bear in mind they didnt test the second lock on the Fulcrum - with that engaged, you have to break the forged aluminum handle to defeat it. At least, that's what they lead you to believe.

WYK
 
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