Thomas balisong Aragon review! (amazon titanium balisong?) 

Nope, cranked down the pivots all the way.

I got you

Honestly worth it. Trainer and live blade paired with titanium is insane. The live blade is crazy sharp tho.

The name is in the title. Thomas balisong aragon.

It's made by a different person who has ties to marcolo. but its imported by marcolo, not made by them. Not a clone.

@@1badspeed6 Good 2 know!

I mean that's good for accessibility sake lol

In eu balis aint illegal

@@Idkkkkkkk132 I said in eu countries where they are illegal. He’s selling a live on Amazon Germany where I know for a fact they are illegal

@@robinesch29 oh mb bro

@@Idkkkkkkk132 np 😁 misunderstanding

Pinsless

Modified tanto

Bearings are based. Easy to use and gives you perfect tolerances. People who complain about bearing knives being too fast have a skill issue

Honestly the nabalis canyon. Check out my review of it, it's perfect for new flippers

After some time it will. I saw somewhere in a comments section that if you have treated titanium the constant motion of the blade hitting the handles will eventually "work harden" and become harder to deform. I have no idea if that's true or not, but just what I've heard

Practice. Slow is smooth and smooth is fast. Use a live blade too. Trainers suck

@@1badspeed6we need a video on why why you don’t like trainers i’ve made up my own reasons but i’d like to hear from the source

When I use a trainer for too long (more than an hour?) I tend to get careless and impatient. Do a trainer thing on a live blade and it might get nasty... If I mess up a trick, instead of getting my fingers out of the way, letting it fall, then picking it back up I might sorta "bobble" it to to save it or maybe just try to follow through out of desperation. I even straight snatch it out the air by the blade to try to get at it again faster. I guess I'm just trying to say it erodes the instinctive practices that you build up on a live blade. I'm not totally against trainers tho, I'm of the mindset you should use em to learn the feel/ flow of the more dangerous tricks, but only until you do, and you've figured out how to put it together/ catch it. I'm tired, hope that made sense

@@Wooskii1 so this is why false live blades are great imo. You'll still regret your mistakes but it won't come at the risk of infection or finger dexterity damage from accidental cuts or pokes. My brother actually fucked up his dexterity in his right hand cause he threw the blade up wrong and it landed tip down on his arm, slicing up a tendon. not great. also somehow what got me into flipping myself, even though it should've scared me off it

@@kekwphoenix Yeah, I used to tape the side of the blade before I got a trailer to learn new stuff with. Also have a dull OSP Matrix (still managed to give myself a decent tip rip the other day)

i guess you paid $300 for this one?

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