Thanks man!!🤙

Kershaw lucha is your best bet 👌

@@Indiana_John ok. Any ideas how I could get one to Canada, I asked blade hq and they said that it would count as modding to separate the parts and ship in different boxes. Thanks

I hung onto it for a while, but I ended up selling it. I think it's still kicking around tho. I sold it to Ted(PivotScrews on ig)

Balisong size really seems to be more of a matter of preference. I’d say the standard overall length for butterfly knives is around 9”, which is the length I believe most people are comfortable with so you’d probably be pretty safe getting a 9” one. But some people like ones that are smaller and some like bigger ones, you’d have to experiment with different knives to figure out which one works best for you. Personally, I like the larger and heavier butterfly knives. I recently got the Kershaw Lucha and I would say that it’s almost perfect for me at a 10.25” length, although the weight might be towards the upper limit of what I’d want in a flipper. It has heavy steel handles which puts a lot of bias towards the end of the handles, which some people don’t like. But it’s very sturdy and smooth, and it’s not very expensive at $110. It also comes with a very sharp blade, so I would be extremely careful if you did get one of these. I would greatly recommend this one if you have bigger hands. Bear and sons also makes some decent butterfly knives, provided you get one that’s around the $70-$80 range.

whats that supposed to mean?

@@Deactrals idk

@@pilotreg idk but for me it mean i DO know

There is a big version that is also called tactical.

Well you guys get to own slingshots

Endlich ein deutscher oder was hahahah

Yeah, i really want to know if they loose After few days/months

They are under the scales. Removing the scales will dissassemble the knife completely unfortunately. Tuning is doable if you're patient. Recommend doing it one handle at a time.

Thank you sir!🙏

@@Indiana_John no problem! You deserve it!

It takes a lot of bits/equipment to do installs like that. You're best bet would be to ask Ben Parli to do an IKBS bearing install, or Chad Hammer to do a bushing install. It's gonna cost about the same as the knife tho, so it's unfortunately probably not worth it

boker has a great trainer as well

I've got the bigger one, and I will do that before I review it 👍

Also, yes, I did get this off Lamnia

@@Indiana_John Oh, hell yeah. I'm still convinced it has the same dimensions as the Serpent Striker. We shall see when you take off her clothes!

Do you live in the us? I am considering getting it from there or atropos, and I dont know if it would take forever to ship, or if it would ship at all.

@@ashleonard4318 AFAIK, Atropos only sells Atropos knives, so I'm kinda confused at the question.

Oh dang, I'm not sure off the top of my head tbh. Prolly M2 🤔

Even the "big" version is pretty small. I wouldn't really recommend either for a lot of flipping. They're fun, and alright as a knife, but not great

@@Indiana_John alright. Thank you so much for the reply! Is there an affordable knife that you could recommend for flipping?

@@arnoldo9319 you bet man. And not really, there's affordable balis, and then there's good flipping balis. There isn't much of an overlap. The Kershaw Lucha comes to mind, those are like $120 I think, but they flip as good as say a BRS rep

@@Indiana_John yeah ok! Thanks again for the recommendation. I'll check that knife out

@@Indiana_John bro i have had mine well over a year and i had flipped it very very much like 30mins per day for over a year. No mainentance and still works like a dream

Sweet!! And Idk, I haven't made any money from YT yet, but I just figured that was because my channel is still pretty small. I've been filming some projects basically all week tho, so I'm hoping it'll only be a matter of time before my channel grows quite a bit

@@Indiana_John You have over 1,000 subs, all you need now is at least 4,000 hours of watch time in the last 12 months. If you hit that then you need to set up an Adsense account, link it to your bank account and KZfaq. Then watch the money roll in!

I don't think so. The only decent balicombs I'm aware of are the ones Atropos makes, and I think Artisan cutlery makes one as well

It's coming! Gonna be a bit tho👌

I've had the big model for a couple months now, and I've gotta say it is wicked nice👌. It certainly isn't BRS or Hom quality, but it is a lot more solid than I expected. The bearings are actually pretty nice, altho, if gunk gets in there they are a bit more crunchy(same with any bearing knife). Believe it or not, but not all the knives that come outa China are CCCs(Maxace, Artisan cutlery, and WE for example)

Indiana John yes i believe you on China’s bali too.. and for the price the boker is good, but i found many things too soft like the spring latch, the screws on many of them are seized on the scales and the tip of the blade is very fine, one drop and she broke.. however the blade like the 62 is beautiful and if you have a good model it’s a great bali for the price

​@@Indiana_John i never liked artisan

Would you recommend the big version?

I know! Isn't it awesome! I need to get a nother one 😂😭

Lamnia!

www.lamnia.com/en/p/37527/knives/b%C3%B6ker-plus-tactical-large-balisong-butterfly-knife-06ex014

Thanks

@@__StarLInk__ you bet

The majority of the 4x line is 440c.. blade steel doesn't affect price a whole lot tbh. I paid about $80 for a bar of SG CPM S45VN that was big enough to make 4 blades, but if I got a bar the same size in 440c, it would prolly be like less than half. That's only a $10 different tho(per bali). Price is a weird complicated thing with balis, because there's so so much that goes into designing and making them

Everyone likes to forget that not all that long ago 440c was the super steel of its day. 20 years from now your S35V and the like will be the equivalent of Aus 8 today. And people will talk crap about it too probably. Lol 😆

@@joeisabella6811 Yeah it used to be the best steel, and it hasn't gotten any worse, it's still a fine steel. But that does not change the fact that it's relatively cheap to make. It is currently a budget steel. I'm talking about price, not performance.

@@kylelindberg7771 Balis are inherently more expensive. Not saying I think that's a good price myself.

This one was 440c. Nowadays they're making them with D2, but they were 440c 3 years ago. They were also $70, but they're $40 now