do it XD

You are alive :D I really like your spyderco and bali videos!

@@missilemagnum3106 I really appreciate that!!!

They're going to love it

Honestly it’s not as easy as it looks the lucha has gotten me way worse

​@@m8mZthe lucha is horrible for it. And the Flytanium FLY One is even worse!

Yeah I saw your awesome video I've been sick recently

@@BalisongFlipping hey thank you 🙏 I also got my Polaris today. I'm excited to spend some more time with it and use it to learn with alongside the zenith. They are very different in balance so it'll be fun to have each to try different things on. Hope you feel better 🤘

They are hating because of left over anger from the ufo

@@jameswills5856 I mean the UFO is what it is it's not anything from this planet that's for goddamn sure 😂

You can still fit zippy end caps on them if you want

Never used it

This

@@BalisongFlipping thank you so much! im going to order it tommorow morning!

caffeine

fair lmao, Take care and Merry late Christmas @@BalisongFlipping

DVS Militia Boot... They are collectors

I haven't flipped the bulp but this zenith trainer is incredible

I got the Vulp, and even as a newbie I don't like how it flips + Chaplins are frustratingly hard. I would tell you to try the Zenith Trainer if you already have something to flip for now.

vulp is bad

It’s way better

I just ordered the zenith, but I do have the Vulp. I, for one, am not a fan of the handle bias the Vulp has. It's that weird combo of having long handles and a slippery channel that makes certain tricks harder to perform. One of the main criticisms is the fact that chaplins are really hard to do on the Vulp, but the strange handle bias can also mess up certain technical tricks without proper technique. Mine developed tap in around a month of beater use. However, one of the main boons of the Vulp is the fact that it comes with all the hardware needed to maintain the knife. It is an absolute nightmare to disassemble though, so be warned. My preference has formed to favor neutral weight balisongs like the Marcolo C116 and the Squid Trainer V4. So while i can vouch that the value of the Vulp is fantastic, it's not a balisong that I'd say will grow with you as you diversify your skillset, but it will be a serviceable, accessible aluminum starter balisong that will not break the bank. I cannot speak for the zenith since it just came out, and I mostly got it off of aesthetics alone. But from what I can see, it seems like a home run for Flytanium. Can't wait to try mine out when it comes.

After receiving the Zenith today I can confidently say I like it much more than the vulp. This all comes down to preferences though so my preference is for the Zenith others may have a preference for vulp. Honestly though unless t8 hardware is a massive issue for you I think the Zenith is the way to go it offers better material for the handles and it is far gripier and feels fantastic I think it will last you longer than the vulp in terms of growing with your flipping progress.

Depends on what you paid for, but they shipped it the day after I placed the order

@@m8mZ hm when did it go to final destination

The Vulp is not that great. The selling point I often see is that it comes with hardware to maintain but honestly that is not much of an added value if you ask me. Mine developed tap within a month of light use and I can't adjust the tuning because the locktite is doing a hell of a job. Planning to give it away to some poor soul once I hit 500 subs 😂

Bionic

I haven't flipped the aluminum squid yet but I can tell you this thing blew my mind for 60 bucks

@@BalisongFlipping thanks for the reply, I really hope they restock the black coated blade/hardware soon. I want to buy it just from your review, flytanium needs you on their payroll 😭

Hatred usually stems from jealousy maybe that's it

60 bucks

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@@BalisongFlipping thank you