I have an isotope and it’s one of my favorite knives except for the inlay I ended up with but the part that really burned me was that the inlays sat out of stock forever and even when I reached out about them I was ignored. Despite having two Vero knives and a prybar it’s really turned me away from wanting to buy anymore.
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Sigh....after all the design work, liner lock....I will never buy another liner lock knife again, and strongly advise all friends, family and anyone who'll listen to not own and use a liner lock knife. It has nothing to do with how strong the lock up is (though I have had them fail while using because of how it was being gripped.) The biggest problem with all liner lock designs is that it requires you to have your fingers in the path of the knife while closing it. One handed, no look closing is therefore dangerous because you will cut your fingers. I've seen it time and again. Spine locks and axis locks are far superior in this regard. And half of using a knife is putting it back in the pocket.
Thank you so much for the opportunity to be a part of this! The experience was incredible, and your team was absolutely fantastic.
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You’re the best Joseph! Thanks , the_brass_king 😉👊🏼🤘🏼
I have an isotope and it’s one of my favorite knives except for the inlay I ended up with but the part that really burned me was that the inlays sat out of stock forever and even when I reached out about them I was ignored. Despite having two Vero knives and a prybar it’s really turned me away from wanting to buy anymore.
Man these knives are so clean! Loved getting background information about the designs from the designer!
@veroengineering has hands down the best designs and action! Details are just amazing!
Thank you!
This is long overdue. Very nice!❤
This is so cool! I've been following Vero Engineering for about a year, and I definitely need to get one of his knives!
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As always @VeroEngineering delivering top notch products!
Love it 👏🏼 👏🏼 👏🏼 people want to know how long they’ll have to wait for the blooper reel 📆 🤔
I did not mess up once! It was more than once 😅
@@VeroEngineering best way of putting that 😆
Will vero ever consider moving production to USA? The build and quality look great btw 👍
Really wanted the minis.
Wish they had a front flipper
The Vero Axone is a front flipper
Absolutely beautiful and innovative design, about $330 out of my price range 😅
Is this the 3rd gen?
They are all sold out. When can I get one.
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Sigh....after all the design work, liner lock....I will never buy another liner lock knife again, and strongly advise all friends, family and anyone who'll listen to not own and use a liner lock knife.
It has nothing to do with how strong the lock up is (though I have had them fail while using because of how it was being gripped.)
The biggest problem with all liner lock designs is that it requires you to have your fingers in the path of the knife while closing it. One handed, no look closing is therefore dangerous because you will cut your fingers. I've seen it time and again. Spine locks and axis locks are far superior in this regard. And half of using a knife is putting it back in the pocket.
Make a Magnacut model, then we'll talk
There is one now 🎉
Yeah, not going to spend $390 on a knife made in China.
Aww but you're most likely using an iphone that's from China? Or are you on a Samsung from Korea?