They are upside-down. I turn all my photos 180 degrees before uploading them, to make it easier for everyone. I took the picture and then grabbed a drink.
Day 4. Orange you glad! [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] A bone Copperhead with dual SE blades. MAY the FOURTH be with you! Today and always😉
Leatherman really likes that orange, and I agree with them. Great color! Day 3While I'll be carrying the Vulpis all month, I do have some other orange goodies. Like this Marbles Workman. It's a scout knife with a Phillips driver, which is a fine thing to have for stuff like wobbly stools.
I figured that given the small size of these knives the saw may be too short to be of much practical use - would be interested to hear of BP R’s experience, though.
The scissors are what lets the Vulpis down as an EDC for me. They are not as bad as some, but not good enough to replace Vic scissors for me.
While I'll be carrying the Vulpis all month, I do have some other orange goodies. Like this Marbles Workman. It's a scout knife with a Phillips driver, which is a fine thing to have for stuff like wobbly stools.
The Vulpis has (thus far) held up to everything I've asked of it. That's not to say I've tortured tested it, but it's driven a bunch of different screws, opened packages, etc. without me ever wishing it was bigger. I think it's worth remembering that it's about the same size as the venerable Executive, which tons of people have carried as their main or only knife for years (see our yearly Chuck Yaeger challenge). In fact, it's a bit "deeper" so you get a similar length, but more belly.I have not used the saw yet, but I'm inclined to agree that it's probably not going to be worth it as a saw. I am wondering if it's worth it simply as a "rough" blade to muscle open stuff like cardboard, and leave the main blade clean and sharp for food. Will report back over the course of the month.Overall, I think the 2 or 3 layer versions will probably show very competently as keychain knives. A bit bigger than 58s, and some tools you don't usually see at this size. The 58mm bottle opener is iffy, and the 74s don't have one at all (the orange peeler will do in a pinch.) Likewise, no can opener (though I haven't tested it yet). The 4 layer is a bit bulky for that, but worth considering for anyone who likes the 74, 84, or 85 frames. I will have to see how it crams into the 5th pocket on a pair of jeans. With Wenger gone and Vic cutting a ton of their line in those ranges, I'm glad to see someone filling the gap. My wife has a couple 91s and 93s, and says they're all to big for EDC. She grabs them if we're going camping, working on stuff around the house, etc. but not for a regular day at the office. She's happy enough with a 58. I a Vulpis could be a nice upgrade for someone with a similar use case. (But she'll probably carry her 58 until it literally falls apart, since it's got our wedding date engraved.) As awlways, I do miss the scale tools, but that's not a dealbreaker for most people. Price is higher, but if it can be "buy once, cry once" I think it's a acceptable.