TwoSun Tuesday: TS377 "Paradox" Jelly-Jerry Design in Ti & CF inlays with 3.73" D2 Blade
Published: 1 year ago
This right here, be a chonky boi. Nicely executed ‘murican tanto style blade that doesn’t contain a compound grind. That’s my preference, but if you need a compound grind, Jelly-Jerry’s got plenty of other models for ya.
Front flipper works quite well. The fuller and blade hole aren’t really accessible for deployment though, and some people get grumpy when a knife doesn’t have multiple deployment options.
I do like the pinch points on this guy though. The scales dip down at the pivot that makes pinch grips very comfortable, and I use that grip a lot. Not for maximum penetration, but for a lot of EDC tasks, it’s the way to go.
The handle’s pretty thick. It’s a hand filling grip for me, but I do have some big hands, so it might be a bit much for someone with medium to smaller hands.
Specs:
3.73" (94.8 mm) D2 blade with 3.75 mm stock thickness
5.99 oz / 169.5 gram weight
0.68" (17.4 mm) handle thickness (Ti & CF)
Nested Liner Lock
Ceramic bearings & detent ball
Front flipper works quite well. The fuller and blade hole aren’t really accessible for deployment though, and some people get grumpy when a knife doesn’t have multiple deployment options.
I do like the pinch points on this guy though. The scales dip down at the pivot that makes pinch grips very comfortable, and I use that grip a lot. Not for maximum penetration, but for a lot of EDC tasks, it’s the way to go.
The handle’s pretty thick. It’s a hand filling grip for me, but I do have some big hands, so it might be a bit much for someone with medium to smaller hands.
Specs:
3.73" (94.8 mm) D2 blade with 3.75 mm stock thickness
5.99 oz / 169.5 gram weight
0.68" (17.4 mm) handle thickness (Ti & CF)
Nested Liner Lock
Ceramic bearings & detent ball