WE Knives, one of the top 3 mass knife makers in the game. (imo) My fav brand ! Get you a WE Guthrie. The action is out of the world. Just dropped a week ago.
Once the Ezinta has come out I immediately bought it with no doubt, and once it came here I fell in love with it, is heavy I confirm, but has a general quality that you can check only in knives that costs even double the price, I was also captured by the Attor but it has a thing that I can't understand, why did they put a "stop-ramp" at the end of the sharpening choil to stop the blade in closure position when they could have modified the design just a little to allow the thumbstud to hit the frame in closure position? They could have also modified the shape of the blade for having much more sharpening surface by creating a bigger sharpening choil, here is the true goal of the Ezinta and the reason of why I choose it despite the Attor. Paid more, but enjoyed more, and it has also a flipper and a lanyard hole, what can I ask more?
2 very nice looking knives. I thought about getting the larger one with the 3 holes in the handle. When I saw it I liked the look but the size made me pass. I do like larger knives but prefer thinner blade stock and thinner handles, kinda like the Roosevelt xl. But no doubt it's a high quality made knife.
Glass Bead rather than sand blasting.... you know nothing.
WE Knives, one of the top 3 mass knife makers in the game. (imo) My fav brand ! Get you a WE Guthrie. The action is out of the world. Just dropped a week ago.
the Attor has a lot of lines and design ques as the Spyderco Nirvana.
Once the Ezinta has come out I immediately bought it with no doubt, and once it came here I fell in love with it, is heavy I confirm, but has a general quality that you can check only in knives that costs even double the price, I was also captured by the Attor but it has a thing that I can't understand, why did they put a "stop-ramp" at the end of the sharpening choil to stop the blade in closure position when they could have modified the design just a little to allow the thumbstud to hit the frame in closure position? They could have also modified the shape of the blade for having much more sharpening surface by creating a bigger sharpening choil, here is the true goal of the Ezinta and the reason of why I choose it despite the Attor. Paid more, but enjoyed more, and it has also a flipper and a lanyard hole, what can I ask more?
2 very nice looking knives. I thought about getting the larger one with the 3 holes in the handle. When I saw it I liked the look but the size made me pass. I do like larger knives but prefer thinner blade stock and thinner handles, kinda like the Roosevelt xl. But no doubt it's a high quality made knife.