Arno Bernard Imamba Knife Review 

Just love the simple and elegant profile of the knife. "I'm no a drug dealer"...🤣🤣🤣 Great video my friend 👍

I’ve been enjoying the videos a lot lately. The knives you talk about are generally in my wheelhouse of things I would buy or I just like to learn about. No Chinese cheap knife videos every other day to weed through. Thanks Dirk

thanks for showing

Might have to go on my wishlist

I love my iMamba, and have one with a really intricate piece of mammoth molar. It’s so nice and glassy. Gives me “sebenza on bearings” vibes. I love it. And the flipper tab on mine, and the fuller are both equally good imho. And I love how he’s a family business, with his entire famBam in the mix and in their photo for their webpage. It’s so cool to see them working together. If you tried the flipper model, you might like it a lot. There is something very refined about his milling and they do a great job down there. Shoutout to s African makers.

I've always heard great things about his knives. Great video 👍

ordered the ironwood variant, flipper on washers i can't wait

The flipper tab is a must for me. Also, I have the snakeskin carbon fiber inlays. My favorite knife in my small collection.

The iMamba is a great knife....when it has a flipper tab.

I have one with flipper but I reverse and thumb flick most.

The version I purchased and got in recently has loose bearings. I was not expecting that, but not a big deal. It's a very smooth knife! My version does have a flipper as well :D Really good knife.

I need to try a arno bernard. I dog his use of horn and natural materials

I thought Sebenza as soon as I seen that.

I only owned mine for a couple months. I heard the newer ones are better but the action on mine was a complete joke for a flipper. I will try to find one of the newer ones on the secondary for cheap to give them a second chance.

High Dirk, it's clearly an impala shown on the hank, kind of iconic animal of South Africa.

Without the tab the knife can be flipped open by three different methods. There is no need to slow roll the blade out. The video is a bit misleading in this regard.

Tiny baggie trick: just pinch the zipper between your thumb and forefinger and slide in opposite directions. In line, not across.

Just open it with two hands…

If it was the woman I watched identify a great white shark as a whale the other day, she would say it is a Bigfoot on that Hank lol.