TheONE Tsunami Clone TITANIUM Balisong Butterfly Knife - Channel

A gorgeous piece, and also an amazing flipper! No tap, Zero play, and the sounds it makes is absolutely satisfying! The damascus blade just adds to the luxury of this knife and can let the titanium pop. It is absolutely gorgeous in natural sunlight. Will be buying more products! <3

Yo this bali grew on me. I thought it looked like the viceroy bali that runs 800$. But it looks more extravagant in person. Once again deeper screws, no tap, no play, we'll centered, Jeff really tunes them even though he said no knife is perfect. Yet every one I purchased is on point. Shipping is very fast. Spend the tiny bit more here vs dhgate as the tuning is on point. Great customer service, great communication. Plus s2g is here in the USA and consistency is E++

TheONE Tsunami Clone TITANIUM Balisong Butterfly Knife - Channel

TheONE Tsunami Clone TITANIUM Balisong Butterfly Knife - Channel

I’m not particularly keen on buying Chinese clones, but 95% of every thing we buy and use is Chinese in today’s market. But if American knives like these were affordable I’d have one. The designers of these knives don’t realize that the cost of there knives is what’s fueling the flames of clones. This knife fire anodized sells for 1800.00 I don’t know about you but that’s way more than I can afford for a knife. I’d be afraid to carry it constantly worrying about it being lost or scratched up. Well I digress it’s time to tell you my thoughts on this beautiful clone. I’ve purchased two of them one fire anodized and one purple fade. Both of them have beautiful finishes and textures. A little on the slick side but still I can maintain a good grip on them doing the amount of flips and tricks I’m able to do. I’m by no means a professional with them and my list of tricks are in the beginner to novice zone. The action is smooth as silk, the inside bushings are a wonderful addition to balisongs and make the action incredibly fast and smooth. Both my knives are holding a tune perfectly with no work in slop at all and with out lock tite, mind you. Every now and then I check the screws and they haven’t moved. I have both the D2 and Damascus blades , they came sharp but five or six swipes on he old crock sticks and they are razors. The only blade problem I see is the Damascus blade. Whom ever did the acid dip didn’t either leave it in long enough or polished the blade after dipping it. It’s difficult to see the the pattern unless you are outside or under a brute light. The pattern is beautiful but faint. I may get some ferric acid and redip it to bring out the pattern more. But that is the only con or problem I’ve seen in the knives. I’ve never owned a balisong as nice as these and I can’t imagine the original ones could be any better. The pinless design is awesome, no more worn out pins and beings the handles are titanium should hold up well over years of use. Comes with extra hardware and a nice nylon sheath which rounds out the package. I’ve had maybe 30 balisongs since 1984 when I was a 22 year old on vacation in Florida where I purchased my first valor butterfly. At least hat time they were made in Miami. I still have it and it’s retired now. Final thoughts, I don’t believe you could find a nicer balisong knife than the Tsunami for the price point. Easy to use, easy to work on. You can’t go wrong buying one his one.
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