Just my two cents: I have a micarta scale Atom and using this knife has been a bit of a learning experience in terms of its capabilities. The micarta scales, in combination with the titanium frame beneath, are pretty flexible, similar to what people bring up about the Bugout. I was using the Atom to cut zip ties off packages during Christmas and actually bent the titanium frame enough that the blade was rubbing the scale when I closed it. I just used nothing more than hand strength to bend it back and now it’s centered again, no play or anything detrimental that I can find. But my point here is that if you want an extra level of robustness with this knife, you should probably go with G10 for the scale material, as it is rigid enough to prevent those titanium scales beneath from coming out of alignment. Just wanted to share my experience with that particular knife, and I will say every interaction I’ve had with TRM has been awesome, they’re great people over there.
Wow, that's a shame. Certainly questions the move to nested and potentially thinner liners. I realize this is not marketed as a "hard use" folder, but a cable tie is hardly hard use for a pocket knife. I'm curious if you reached out to TRM about this?
I was lucky enough to pick one up in a recent drop. Ditto for an Atom a few months back. A few comments regarding the Neutron 2 - I wish the lockbar cutout was just a tiny bit bigger. You can see pretty clearly when the Atom & Neutron are in the same shot just how much more accessible the lockbar is on the Atom. The clip on mine was INCREDIBLY tight, required bending it back some to be able to get it in a pocket without a 2 hand operation. That said, a Benchmade Bugout clip will mount to this knife just fine and frankly I prefer that one.
This is my main gripe. My thumb gets ripped up fidgeting with my new cf neutron 2. It feels amazing and plenty of room if you try it without the scale on that side. Maybe I’ll trade up for an Atom at some point.
G-11 is grade 11 Garolite. Obviously one step up from Garolite grade 10 (G-10). The difference is that it is slightly stronger and more heat resistant than the G-10 we know. Its still, like G-10, a fiber reinforced resin and phenolic. There, now that's a thing you know.
@@tylerbunch6021 Followed them on their fb page, and I think it might have been Instagram too? Missed out about three times in a row, from what I saw online that's not uncommon. Just gave up after that, plenty of knife companies around that hold their customers in better regard and are happy to help. Personally, I think that should be rewarded and I'd rather give my money to them. Each to their own, I guess.
@@tylerbunch6021 Too be clear, not the FB page, but the private group mentioned in this video... Their FB site has basically been abandoned, and I don't really understand why companies do this.
Nick I bought the Atom because of you oh sub a year ago. It’s one of my favorite knifes of all time. Frankly I think they could raise the price by quite a bit. The knife is that good. I appreciate low priced things but I when a company makes a product with quality such as this, they should charge for it. Thanks Nick for all the great advice.
Two points i would like to see changed in the Newtron 3.0 (personal opinion): Steel Liners instead of Titanium...the knife-structure bends and shifts like crazy and it's a pain in the S to readjust everything. New thumbstuds: They look nice and clean but i think they can be improved. The silicone o-rings became a thing but it's just a temporary workaround and not an actual improvement. I have more nitpicks and i'm generally pretty harsh with my critic but only because this is coming very close to my vision of the perfect folder.
I got my first TRM knife several weeks ago and it was this knife the NEWtron 2. It prompted me to get the Atom, because I like the dimensions better. Overall, it’s a nice little compact knife with good ergos. If you like and carry knives in this dimension, then it will be an home run for you.
Nick, I simply spread open a tight clip a bit to bend it to fit if it’s too snug and tearing up my pants. You don’t need to sand down your beautiful scales. I take the clip off and use a needle nose pliers to spread bend between the insides of the back and front of the clip just a tad and it works perfect on several knives.
I’ve decided I usually want nested/hidden liners. It may not always be the case (that I don’t like them), as I have one that I like (a titanium Mini-Begleiter), but in many if not most cases, I think, they look cheap. I’m glad the Neutron 2 has now hidden them!
Used to have their "Break Out" album but it was one of several that walked away at some point. Probably loaned to a friend and was never returned. Pretty good album as best as I remember. Definitely dug "The Neutron Dance"
In addition to the nested liners, I think the best improvement with the Newtron was a subtle change in the handle shape by the finger choil (the same improvement they made with the Atom). They eliminated that little corner that made a hot spot when choking up.
@@DanE-ew1yt I managed a Neutron 1, my immpression is that this is about as much knife as can be had at this price point. The fact that TRM has kept the price reasonable is amazing IMO.
TRM rules, sliciest edc-knives on the planet 👍 🙂! By the way, the Neutron 1 does still get pocket time with me: those scales allow for left-hand carry.
As a LEFTY, I find it fascinating that the liners are drilled for LHC. It seems it wouldn't be too hard to drill out the scale and lefty-fy it. Unless it's the mentioned upcoming copper scale . Nick mentions the thumbstuds aren't equal for L and R side, but freeze-framing an overhead shot they don't look *too* different. I think I could flick it lefty...
This is a killer knife, and currently available. Not entirely made in USA, but Vanax is no small thing. $100 more than the Newtron but what's your time worth?
I was surprised you said the CF is abrasive under the clip, as mine is quite smooth (I see that yours is not). It slips in/out of my pocket easily, better than most and MUCH better than some! I found one, so now I’m happy! I feel like they’re on the verge of full-scale production. They are fairly local to me (50 miles), and the only Massachusetts knife maker I know, so I’m rooting for the home team. I think the deep-carry clip is too tall, so I might try to get a non-deep carry Atom clip.
I've wanted a Neutron for a very, very long time. But, like you said in the vid, availability is dismal (nothing against TRM). I used to go check when batches were releasing but I've stopped trying. Here's to hoping one day they become a bit more available and less of a "exclusive luxury" knife.
The Drift is more expensive and made overseas, while the Neutron is less expensive and totally made in the US. Just depends whether those factors matter at all to you. The Drift is rust proof, while the Neutron is almost just as rust resistant. You can swap the scales on the Neutron for a new look. Action is also better on the Neutron. But the Neutron is hard to get! I have them both and love them both! They definitely fill the same role as an EDC knife. Similar size, thinness, bladestock thiness, etc. And don't underestimate the corrosion resistance of 20CV! So it's really a matter of preference, and whether the price and origin matter to you.
I know you're just sad, but do you really think they're not eager to sell as many as possible? There's no advantage to artificial scarcity here, and they're ramping up massively.
Does anyone know how to get one of these? Every time I check the TRM website they are listed as SOLD OUT. Nick...the price does not matter if they are not available. Maybe it is like the apple crops here in Central Washington - production is pre-sold therefore new buyers are SOL.
Check the faq on the trm page it will tell you the day and the time window it will drop somewhere in that window. If you have Facebook turn join the group and someone will post when it up. Make sure you get the knife cause the scales are easily changed to ones you would like ;).
Knife of the year should be the best knife you've seen this year. Not sure why this wouldn't be in the running, simply because it's predecessor won. The best is the best, regardless of history
I bought this exact version brand new, and it got lock stick on the liner lock after about 10 flicks. Anyone have the same issue and know how to fix it?
I have the 1st version Neutron. While I appreciate the updates, I'll likely not add this V 2.0 -- both from a budget perspective and the availability challenges. I almost gave up on the 1st one but finally made it under the wire and glad I waited. My understanding is that they've updated their ordering process so you don't have to wait for "open season" and move VERY quickly then -- but I could be wrong.
I've been carrying the full size Benchmade Freek for over 2 years. The blade is made of S30v but the 3.6" blade is perfect for everyday use . I still haven't found anything I rather carry. No play, opens perfectly and can cut apart heavy cardboard with little effort.
You are right, but a big part of TRMs identity as a manufacturer is that everything is 100% made in the USA. Hence even why they use 20cv and not m390. 20cv is from the US. They have always done things that way. They don't have any issies with overseas knives, they just prefer to keep their product as an American one. They could always partner with US OEMs though!
Talk about UGLY! I got a tip from a very nice lady at TRM (thank you, Jenn), that there would likely be a Neutron 2 release on March 17(today). This is no secret to their FB followers, but to me it was a golden hint. I refuse to support FB in any way... Anyway, I start watching the TRM website this morning at 8:00 and faithfully check it every hour or so(I even set my phone alarm for every two hours so I couldn't get distracted from checking!). So it's just before 4 pm and time for another look. Guess what, "THE MARCH 17TH RELEASE IS SOLD OUT". How the heck??? One thing TRM could do if they really gave a you know what, would be to limit the number of knives to one per sale instead of three... But this really is an UGLY side of TRM.
a pretty basic an boring knife. Version 2 here is pretty much version 1 lol its like an iPhone 6 to a 7, not worth the money(as is any iPhone). And nested liners that give you less material so less value and durability for sure. But omg 20cv! 😂 overhyped. The original seems like a better stronger knife.
Nick gotta admit you got me...I.e. I was fooled to believe this wasn't marketing and dropped 200 on this knife which is in no way a "gem". The thumbs studs are worse than the ones you'd get on a smith and Wesson swat knife from the 90s and the hot spots on the scales because trm is too lazy to sand them make the knife so crappy to hold long term it makes it a knife destined for the drawer. Don't believe the hype and false scarcity nonsense (which unfortunately I did), give this knife a hard miss. A 240 dollar unusable liner lock...jeeze...
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Just my two cents: I have a micarta scale Atom and using this knife has been a bit of a learning experience in terms of its capabilities. The micarta scales, in combination with the titanium frame beneath, are pretty flexible, similar to what people bring up about the Bugout. I was using the Atom to cut zip ties off packages during Christmas and actually bent the titanium frame enough that the blade was rubbing the scale when I closed it. I just used nothing more than hand strength to bend it back and now it’s centered again, no play or anything detrimental that I can find. But my point here is that if you want an extra level of robustness with this knife, you should probably go with G10 for the scale material, as it is rigid enough to prevent those titanium scales beneath from coming out of alignment. Just wanted to share my experience with that particular knife, and I will say every interaction I’ve had with TRM has been awesome, they’re great people over there.
I would agree that the G10 does offer another level of rigidity!
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Medal for helpful comment of the day.
Great info, appreciate the share.
Bleh g10 ; CF all ...the ...way
Wow, that's a shame. Certainly questions the move to nested and potentially thinner liners. I realize this is not marketed as a "hard use" folder, but a cable tie is hardly hard use for a pocket knife. I'm curious if you reached out to TRM about this?
"Honestly I would still pay more than this." 🤦 Thanks Nick lol
hahah right these things are already hard enough to get as is
Hopefully they can make them more available in the future. For now, I don't even bother trying
Greetings from the future! They are not more available 😂
Hey everybody Nick here and today I'm going to review this neutral subatomic particle.
He has the hands for it.
@@jacknemo8021😅🤏🖐
@@jacknemo8021 *insert nuclear explosion here*
"Different grinds for different kinds." Why is this not a sticker?
I think you can pick one of these stickers up on a website called grindr
@@LUC.Knives I couldn't find the sticker sales on the site but I did make a bunch of new friends in my area!
@@nathannettik685 friends are good lol
Lmao
We need a Nick’s current top ten Gems 💎
Maybe every half year or so as the knife world continues to update
I was lucky enough to pick one up in a recent drop. Ditto for an Atom a few months back. A few comments regarding the Neutron 2 - I wish the lockbar cutout was just a tiny bit bigger. You can see pretty clearly when the Atom & Neutron are in the same shot just how much more accessible the lockbar is on the Atom. The clip on mine was INCREDIBLY tight, required bending it back some to be able to get it in a pocket without a 2 hand operation. That said, a Benchmade Bugout clip will mount to this knife just fine and frankly I prefer that one.
This is my main gripe. My thumb gets ripped up fidgeting with my new cf neutron 2. It feels amazing and plenty of room if you try it without the scale on that side. Maybe I’ll trade up for an Atom at some point.
If you buy the neutron 2 do you get a pocket clip with it or do you buy that sperate
G-11 is grade 11 Garolite. Obviously one step up from Garolite grade 10 (G-10). The difference is that it is slightly stronger and more heat resistant than the G-10 we know. Its still, like G-10, a fiber reinforced resin and phenolic. There, now that's a thing you know.
You nailed it, Jack!
The customer service is the greatest I've ever experienced. Seriously worth checking out their products.
If you can actually get to buy one. 👍
@@mungo75 If you follow their facebook page its not too difficult, next drop is coming soon.
@@tylerbunch6021 Followed them on their fb page, and I think it might have been Instagram too? Missed out about three times in a row, from what I saw online that's not uncommon. Just gave up after that, plenty of knife companies around that hold their customers in better regard and are happy to help. Personally, I think that should be rewarded and I'd rather give my money to them. Each to their own, I guess.
@@mungo75 You speak the truth.
@@tylerbunch6021 Too be clear, not the FB page, but the private group mentioned in this video... Their FB site has basically been abandoned, and I don't really understand why companies do this.
I'd love one of these with something other than thumb studs. Round hole or flipper would be great.
Man after my own heart
Just ordered my first TRM and it's the Neutron 2! Thanks for the review Nick. Looking forward to my knife
You got me addicted Nick, one Atom and two Neutron 2's later. Thanks for the recommendation!
If you buy the neutron 2 do you get a pocket clip with it or do you buy that sperate
@@GBall_Vision you always get the pocket clip
@@spicey9951 I got a CF Newtron thanks man
Nick I bought the Atom because of you oh sub a year ago. It’s one of my favorite knifes of all time. Frankly I think they could raise the price by quite a bit. The knife is that good. I appreciate low priced things but I when a company makes a product with quality such as this, they should charge for it. Thanks Nick for all the great advice.
Two points i would like to see changed in the Newtron 3.0 (personal opinion): Steel Liners instead of Titanium...the knife-structure bends and shifts like crazy and it's a pain in the S to readjust everything.
New thumbstuds: They look nice and clean but i think they can be improved. The silicone o-rings became a thing but it's just a temporary workaround and not an actual improvement.
I have more nitpicks and i'm generally pretty harsh with my critic but only because this is coming very close to my vision of the perfect folder.
I got my first TRM knife several weeks ago and it was this knife the NEWtron 2. It prompted me to get the Atom, because I like the dimensions better. Overall, it’s a nice little compact knife with good ergos. If you like and carry knives in this dimension, then it will be an home run for you.
If you buy the neutron 2 do you get a pocket clip with it or do you buy that sperate
@@GBall_Vision comes with one…
@@mikee4993 thanks man 🔥🔥 shooting for a contoured G10
love my micarta atom, and had the best customer service experience ever with trm. cant wait for the shadow bruhhh
I have also experienced EXCELLENT customer service with TRM. They have earned my trust and my business :)
Would really enjoy the Atom and Neutron...someday, when they are easier to acquire.
Agreed.
Just get on their Facebook pages thats where I got mine. Got an atom..
Just waiting for the quark....
I love the upgrades... TRM really made it better!
Thanks for the presentation and keep up the great work
Nick, I simply spread open a tight clip a bit to bend it to fit if it’s too snug and tearing up my pants. You don’t need to sand down your beautiful scales.
I take the clip off and use a needle nose pliers to spread bend between the insides of the back and front of the clip just a tad and it works perfect on several knives.
I’ve decided I usually want nested/hidden liners. It may not always be the case (that I don’t like them), as I have one that I like (a titanium Mini-Begleiter), but in many if not most cases, I think, they look cheap. I’m glad the Neutron 2 has now hidden them!
Been hearing the Pointer Sisters in my head since the second or third time you said Neutron.
Used to have their "Break Out" album but it was one of several that walked away at some point. Probably loaned to a friend and was never returned. Pretty good album as best as I remember. Definitely dug "The Neutron Dance"
“I’m just burning doing the neutron dance? “. That one?
@@6nosis had to go to TH-cam to refresh my memory but yeah, that one.
What I really like is that the grip area isn’t broken up by a dedicated forward choil.
TRM is doing many thing very well. Class acts all around
In addition to the nested liners, I think the best improvement with the Newtron was a subtle change in the handle shape by the finger choil (the same improvement they made with the Atom). They eliminated that little corner that made a hot spot when choking up.
That looks like my perfect pocket knife. Shame I'll never get one in Turkey!
Same here. I want the atom, but living in France makes that quite difficult.
@@roel.vinckens j'ai réussi à avoir un neutron 2 le dernier drop. Pas de douane ni frais supplémentaire ( envoyé par UPS)
It's still difficult to get in America. TRM can't seem to keep up with demand.
@@DanE-ew1yt I managed a Neutron 1, my immpression is that this is about as much knife as can be had at this price point. The fact that TRM has kept the price reasonable is amazing IMO.
@@aubtychantriaux3710 Merci! Je suis inscrit sur Drop depuis deux mois. J'espère qu'il y aura un Drop Atom un jour...
TRM rules, sliciest edc-knives on the planet 👍 🙂! By the way, the Neutron 1 does still get pocket time with me: those scales allow for left-hand carry.
As a LEFTY, I find it fascinating that the liners are drilled for LHC. It seems it wouldn't be too hard to drill out the scale and lefty-fy it. Unless it's the mentioned upcoming copper scale . Nick mentions the thumbstuds aren't equal for L and R side, but freeze-framing an overhead shot they don't look *too* different. I think I could flick it lefty...
If you buy the neutron 2 do you get a pocket clip with it or do you buy that sperate
Have you had a chance to check out the new, upgraded Quietcarry Drift? Particularly the knurled ti version?
This is a killer knife, and currently available. Not entirely made in USA, but Vanax is no small thing. $100 more than the Newtron but what's your time worth?
I was surprised you said the CF is abrasive under the clip, as mine is quite smooth (I see that yours is not). It slips in/out of my pocket easily, better than most and MUCH better than some! I found one, so now I’m happy! I feel like they’re on the verge of full-scale production. They are fairly local to me (50 miles), and the only Massachusetts knife maker I know, so I’m rooting for the home team. I think the deep-carry clip is too tall, so I might try to get a non-deep carry Atom clip.
RIP TRM's waiting lists
Did you forget to ding them for the non flush screws holding the clip?
Everyone should look at Protech to learn how to do a clip.
Hopefully TRM will catch up with the demand on this knife.
I would like to buy one... eventually.
NO KNIFE FOR YOU!!! BACK OF THE LINE!!
J:k
They are restocking this Thursday and Friday!
With more in may as well
I've wanted a Neutron for a very, very long time. But, like you said in the vid, availability is dismal (nothing against TRM). I used to go check when batches were releasing but I've stopped trying. Here's to hoping one day they become a bit more available and less of a "exclusive luxury" knife.
I really dig that blade shape. Not an easy thing to get here in the UK though
and the apple and foam cutter of the year award goes to...
They do still offer the standard Carbon Fiber scales if those are too grippy Nick. Save the Knife of the Year for the TRM Shadow!!!
This or the new quietcarry drift w/thumb studs? I guess the drift since the neutron isn’t available. Plus I want vanax super clean
The Drift is more expensive and made overseas, while the Neutron is less expensive and totally made in the US. Just depends whether those factors matter at all to you. The Drift is rust proof, while the Neutron is almost just as rust resistant. You can swap the scales on the Neutron for a new look. Action is also better on the Neutron. But the Neutron is hard to get!
I have them both and love them both! They definitely fill the same role as an EDC knife. Similar size, thinness, bladestock thiness, etc. And don't underestimate the corrosion resistance of 20CV! So it's really a matter of preference, and whether the price and origin matter to you.
One might even say...Newtron?
Twotron, even?
I'd love to have one... but why mass produce something everyone wants when you could constantly stay back ordered!
I know you're just sad, but do you really think they're not eager to sell as many as possible? There's no advantage to artificial scarcity here, and they're ramping up massively.
@@NickShabazz was just being cheeky
@@csquared4538 cheeky bugger
Really nice knife, I have been trying to buy one for a wile, unfortunately I haven't been able jet. I really like your reviews
Benchmade clips fit the Neutron 1 which is huge
Does anyone know how to get one of these? Every time I check the TRM website they are listed as SOLD OUT. Nick...the price does not matter if they are not available. Maybe it is like the apple crops here in Central Washington - production is pre-sold therefore new buyers are SOL.
Check the faq on the trm page it will tell you the day and the time window it will drop somewhere in that window. If you have Facebook turn join the group and someone will post when it up. Make sure you get the knife cause the scales are easily changed to ones you would like ;).
Just ordered mine today, thanks.
Knife of the year should be the best knife you've seen this year. Not sure why this wouldn't be in the running, simply because it's predecessor won. The best is the best, regardless of history
Thanks Nick. Appreciated.
Is there a list of the knives of the year so far? It would interesting to see video comparison of all of them.
Just got one myself, very nice!
Hey Nick, is the "Quality is about effort, not geographie" quote something you came up with?
Just bought an atom can't wait for it to arrive!
Where did you buy it?
Between the Protech SBR and this!!! Which one?
These scales look similar to Spyderco’s G10/Carbon ply (same as Smock or Ikuchi).
LOL! Exactly! That so many people absolutely hate for some reason. Knife people are weirdos.
Now if I can get one, let alone a left handed version that easier for me to open, I would be a happy fellow.
Do they make a quark? How about a molecule?
The Quark is forthcoming. Rumor has it the edge is a planck length!
I bought this exact version brand new, and it got lock stick on the liner lock after about 10 flicks. Anyone have the same issue and know how to fix it?
I have the 1st version Neutron. While I appreciate the updates, I'll likely not add this V 2.0 -- both from a budget perspective and the availability challenges. I almost gave up on the 1st one but finally made it under the wire and glad I waited. My understanding is that they've updated their ordering process so you don't have to wait for "open season" and move VERY quickly then -- but I could be wrong.
Would this knife give us a charge though ? 👀. I thought neutrons had no charge
I LOVE IT AND TRM RULES
You spelled twotron wrong
Cutlery designed for someone with more than the usual number of fingers? Inconceivable!
I want a Copper variant, or I guess I should say, available Cu scales!
If you could promise to do knife reviews for at least 5 more years that would be great 👍
Hi Nick does Milspec make Neutrons?
Great review.
I'm holding out hopes for an Atwom
No thanks, Shabazz. Trying to buy a knife from TRM isn't worth the time or aggravation, just my .02 cents
And then you have a company like spyderco who can keep up with demands creating artificial scarcity which drives me up the wall... PM2 tanto?
The 0.010% five fingered brethren will be happy.
Edit: Is it just me or does that clip look angry? (12:33 and after)
It's the angry elephant.
"Particle physics" 😂😂😂
After this review, I want one. 😂
Nice knife 👍
How do you even buy one tho?
I've been carrying the full size Benchmade Freek for over 2 years. The blade is made of S30v but the 3.6" blade is perfect for everyday use . I still haven't found anything I rather carry. No play, opens perfectly and can cut apart heavy cardboard with little effort.
And this was helpful for everyone how.....? 🤔
Just yankin ya chain; I happen to love the 1st freak myself; way more than the supa as a matter of fact...
Very cool knife. I wouldn't mind dropping almost 200 bucks for it.
Have both the OG and the 2 - both great knives, but both have blade centering issues out of the box and after no end to trying to adjust.
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TRM should partner with a factory that can manufacture these at good volume.
I think part of the TRM charm is that they are small batch and made in-house.
If WE did a run for them they could invest the earnings for capital necessary to crank out and meet the demand.
You are right, but a big part of TRMs identity as a manufacturer is that everything is 100% made in the USA. Hence even why they use 20cv and not m390. 20cv is from the US. They have always done things that way. They don't have any issies with overseas knives, they just prefer to keep their product as an American one. They could always partner with US OEMs though!
Problem is no one can buy one just like the norseman
Where are you supposed to be able to get a TRM? I swear I've been on half a dozen email lists for a year and have yet to be alerted.
Your best bet is to go to their website and see when they are doing the next drop for the knife you want.
Heck yeah
Peter Griffin reviews a folding knife. Nice!
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Talk about UGLY! I got a tip from a very nice lady at TRM (thank you, Jenn), that there would likely be a Neutron 2 release on March 17(today). This is no secret to their FB followers, but to me it was a golden hint. I refuse to support FB in any way... Anyway, I start watching the TRM website this morning at 8:00 and faithfully check it every hour or so(I even set my phone alarm for every two hours so I couldn't get distracted from checking!). So it's just before 4 pm and time for another look. Guess what, "THE MARCH 17TH RELEASE IS SOLD OUT". How the heck??? One thing TRM could do if they really gave a you know what, would be to limit the number of knives to one per sale instead of three... But this really is an UGLY side of TRM.
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G11 is jade g10.
G11 is a different material with different properties.
a pretty basic an boring knife. Version 2 here is pretty much version 1 lol its like an iPhone 6 to a 7, not worth the money(as is any iPhone). And nested liners that give you less material so less value and durability for sure. But omg 20cv! 😂 overhyped. The original seems like a better stronger knife.
Oh yea I like it I like it a lot.
So the Neutron 2 didn't bomb, nice.
Nice knife, shame you can't buy it.
WTC, 17 min about a frigging knife....
Wow 1st one to comment like always your the best
Nick gotta admit you got me...I.e. I was fooled to believe this wasn't marketing and dropped 200 on this knife which is in no way a "gem". The thumbs studs are worse than the ones you'd get on a smith and Wesson swat knife from the 90s and the hot spots on the scales because trm is too lazy to sand them make the knife so crappy to hold long term it makes it a knife destined for the drawer. Don't believe the hype and false scarcity nonsense (which unfortunately I did), give this knife a hard miss. A 240 dollar unusable liner lock...jeeze...
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