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QSP Puffin S35VN Frame Lock Knife
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QSP Puffin S35VN Frame Lock Knife
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A mid-sized folder built with premium materials, the QSP Puffin is a handsome manual-opening knife you can take anywhere with ease. This titanium frame lock boasts a strong 3-inch S35VN blade that deploys manually via thumbstud or thumb hole depending on the model you choose Read More
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1Hiker2
5
Jan 21, 2020
On this one I would prefer a blade opening as the stud is in the path of the edge.
Gravelface
23
Mar 24, 2020
I love the profile and looks of that knife, but 3” blade?! Where are the knives for folks with hands bigger than a 6th graders.
Bobraz
2631
Mar 24, 2020
On picture #10, there is neither hole nor thumbstud. How do you open those? Or am I missing something?
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Omniseed
1972
Apr 22, 2020
Oh hey, I forgot to mention that it might not stop an enthusiast from opening it one handed. I got a Pelican and I'm able to thumb roll the blade open reliably, just using a little pressure against the flat of the blade. Granted that's a steel liner lock but they can do a smooth build for sure.
brian.allan
65
Aug 20, 2020
BobrazExactly. How do you know what one is ordering. One pic has description with thumb hole (grey) and the blue has thumb hole, but not in description.
Hike_Lite
2
Jan 25, 2020
It's a very well-made knife for the money, with a few minor flaws. Watch the non-shill review on youtube. I'm not sure if the issues have been corrected in this thumb-stud version.
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Omniseed
1972
May 3, 2020
I got mine, it's awesome, the slot is best used with an index flick. Thumbs and spydie are possible but I think you have to practice the thumb more and it's slower or less reliable, and the knife is compact enough that it's faster and less grip-shifty for me to use the index reach down style of flick than to aim my middle finger. Fits the slot better too. Really light, it has milling pockets inside, just a generally impressive knife for the price.
Sharp2day
61
Jan 23, 2020
Thumb studs are definitely the way to go on this one - a flipper tab would have ruined the clean lines. Two things though: 1) Dump/move the QSP logo on the blade and 2) Move the studs toward the pivot to give a bit more blade length on "through" cuts (as previously mentioned). A bit more overall length would be nice, but might flatten out the perfect arch in the closed position. This is good looking blade, so I'm debating...
method_burger
563
Mar 24, 2020
that logo with the fire part annoys the frick out of me. otherwise i'd probably be strongly considering this knife.
brian.allan
65
Mar 25, 2020
I would purchase if the blue version came with thumb studs. Same with the black/black version. What would really be cool is that they would list the components and you would build your own sort of custom knife.
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