New Spyderco's Manix 2 Lightweight in Rex 45 Steel
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- We review Spyderco's New Manix 2 Lightweight in Rex 45 Steel. We discuss different sprint runs from Spyderco and what makes REX 45 steel special. Also we review the Manix and discuss the good and bad things about this knife.
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Boy 😮flicking that manix open looked difficult AF!!! 😅nah, great model, glad I waited for a gp knives in Rex45 and white FRCP with screws. Great time for knife people.
Sprint production knives are a good idea but the sprint run is limited. The knife is then picked up by a single online retailer in a limited quantity, of course. I really appreciate your candor and fine reviews.
Im about to review the g-10 blackout version. Also if im being completely honest i like the other intro thing after the intro better.
Thanks. Its good to try new things.
If you're straining to get the manix 2 lightweight open you may want to hit the gym chief!!!🤣🤣🤣
What do you think of the rex45 now that you've had it a few days, better or worse then M4?
I am going with the M4. Check out the new video, I review an M4. Still maintains a good edge.
@@bladeinsider8997 will do, I love M4, just got my first rex45 yesterday, manix lw, so I'm interested to see how it is in hand. Itll be hard to beat M4
@@bladeinsider8997 mine came with blade centering issues, super stiff action that can't be remedied by the pivot bolt, and a strange rattling noise when the lock is pressed down prior to lockup.
3 yrs later and inflation has increased the price of Spyderco knives. I’m mulling over a chance to purchase a REX 45 Manix2 LW for $129 brand new. I should jump on it, but I’ve got dozens of Spyderco knives. Hmmmm. 🤔
Do it.
FRN and FRCP are different materials and have a different feel. Manix LW is FRCP
Well then I am not a fan of FRCP. Makes sense now.
FRN and FRCP (Manix 2) definitely arn't my favorite Spydercos , But just because they "Feel " cheap doesn't mean they are! You'd have a hard time breaking the Manix 2 Lightweight. ..even driving over it.
I agree to a point. I have lots of FRCP spydercos and while that aren't my favorite scale, I did not mind them. However, I felt different about these scales on the Manix 2. But the workmanship/machining on the scales was not up to spyderco quality. For the money that your paying, the scales and backspacer should be evened out so you cant see the seam.
@@bladeinsider8997 Nothings worse than ordering a new knife and finding flaws (blade centering, grinds, etc. Makes you feel like a nitpicker. You pay good money expecting to get what you pay for.
Is that guy okay ?
No
He sounds a bit slow or if he may be speaking to a person who's first language may not be english.