Even if I didn’t have blade length restrictions I would still think twice before buying a microtech.Īwesome video,I agree on some things and disagree on others but hey that’s the nature of the beast right. Maybe I’m over critical but man it seems like Microtech does not offer a competitive product and is making no effort to improve. Not to mention that Microtech goes out of their way to attempt to lock the customer out of the product they paid for with stupid proprietary screws that you can buy a tool set for an extra $60 and to top it all off the tools are all out of stock.
The side opening autos are different i get that but they are definitely competitors. Meanwhile the micro incursion by hogue, runt 5 and sprint by Pro-Tech all come in at or below the $200 mark. The Exocet is once again a high $200 low to mid $300 tiny ass knife.
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The mini troodon is anywhere from $315 to $421 while the full size troodon has a larger handle and blade for around the same price. The utx-70 CA is the same price as a normal utx-70. Microtech tends to charge the same, if not more for less blade. I can essentially only get a micro incursion, utx-70 CA, mini troodon, or exocet. Being in California my options are limited. Microtech may be the most offensive maker when it comes to price.
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