Fuckin hate that guy I hope he doesn't make me present in the bali awards again this year

@@BladeBiassame

my vulp pro also came with bite handle markers (they're glow in the dark too)

The only thing that's the same about the vulp pro is the name lol it's literally nothing like the OG

@@captaincommunism6532 fair enough, but it's just not there for me. The price point is far to high for something made in China. But again, if your objective is to support Will, that's cool and I understand why you would buy this.

all valid, but i will said the vulp pro flips great. Its like a lighter kraken that has g10 on it.

how much do you think a chinese flipper should cost?

@@Lenevor well Flytanium just dropped the Zenith for $60 and it has 7075 aluminum but the screws are t8. That is something I'd maybe bite at. While it doesn't come with a case and lube/locktite, I could buy another zenith and still be spending less than the Vulp Pro costs for one. I believe the reason the $120-$200 price range is so dead is because for $100 more and you get something that could "be endgame" for $220-$300, end game in terms of flipping performance while matching preferences. And for less than $100 you get something that may not be as nice or have extras (like t10 screws, oil, locktite, and a case) but you get a competent balisong that you can begin on. Other than being a fan of Will and wanting to support him, there are better options available in my opinion.

They are both great, but I think if money wasn't an issue then I would go with the Prysma Pro every time just based on flipping. The only thing I will say is that the vulp pro has better add ons, if you want a small case for 3 balisongs, lube, loctite, and a t10 bit then the vulp pro would be my choice.

I'm using the Echo case from the Will Hirsch x Mycasebuilder collaboration

How long did your order take to arrive? I just ordered the christmas edition vulp today and now im eagerly waiting

about a month@@CVBFonzP7B

Giraffes on the Vulp pro are really good.

Can't run a balisong channel with just a prysma Pro, despite how much I love it

I would say the Nabalis Vulp. The original Vulp this Pro Version is based on. It's about 65€ new, but you can get blems (slight scratches) for as low as 50€ Brand new. And since balisongs will be dropped quite often anyways, one more scratch doesn't matter. To me at least.

With the bottle opener, less pivot weight

@@BladeBiasthanks

get a superfly its the best value in existence. Its performance is up there with the best like a kraken for the same price as a kraken except its titanium and comes with tons of extra stuff!

​@@GrandmasterHobbyistit's $100+ more than the kraken but even then it's a legendary balisong

If they're getting loose then you might just not be tightening them down enough

Well if I tune my vulp and then add loctite then that should fix it right?

And yeah that is probably why

And thanks

no, get an orion v1.5 its 10 bucks more and 100x better

They are both good starter options. The other commenter is being ridiculous saying that the Vulp isn't a good starter option. Subjectively the Orion could be considered better, I personally thing it's great, but saying the Vulp ISN'T a decent starter option because to them something else is subjectively better is silly.

after having both for a while the vulp pro will last longer most likely, while the vulp pro has bushing, the mako v 4.5 only has washers, so tolerances will suck after a while, so its up to you if you wanna spend 40 more dollars on a better system.

not even a real question mako is not on bushing so the vulp pro is 10x better

Unfortunately it's not a bootable drive on my desktop despite being recognized

@BladeBias do the files not appear? Id talk to a data tech at that point unless you're tech savvy enough to repair boot records and volumes. Hope your stuff is still on there!

Its the finishing process used on the aluminum

It blast the beads 🤯

Prysma Pro. Support a smaller shop and get made in the USA. MachineWise has a better QA and better tolerances and hardware all around. The tuning will be light-years better and you can send to them for re-tuning or any other problems. When you contact them you are most likely speaking with Deylan, the owner. The other benefit with the Prysma Pro is that it won't have the handle gap issue present in the Vulp Pro (idc if it's being fixed, when? It shouldn't have been released to paying customers with this issue.) From there you can upgrade to a live blade once you're ready.

no

Club penguin is kill

I just need more balisong content 😏

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