Is the Vulp still King?

Taking a look at the Nabalis Vulp in 2024
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[@clph_]

the canyon also comes with spare hardware kit like the vulp. at least mine did, but happy memorial day everyone

[@Budgie_Flips]

YESSS FINALLY ORANGE BED also this is much nicer bc your not yelling when your inside Edit: this makes me even more exited on the new nabalis product

[@jakeflipsbalisongs]

Yeah I would love to have the opportunity to try it some day 🙏 ❤️

[@EbolaWantsAhug]

I'm of a fan of the Morse compared to the Vulp because I had to wait a whole month for my Vulp to get sent from the Nabalis website when I should have ordered it from Amazon like I did with the Morse. It's not bad for a 60 dollar balisong but the alternatives are getting better and the best thing about my Vulp right now is the spare hardware had the same size bushings as an AS Rep clone I got so I tried tuning that up for the first time.

[@spyroclone152]

I'd say the Vulp still has a solid place in the balisong hobby. When I think of the Vulp, I don't think of it as a standalone balisong, but a full starter pack that truly gives you everything you need in the box to get started with the flipping journey. While I very much prefer the Canyon, and eagerly await my Extrusion; the Vulp is arguably the all-round best budget (standard) balisong on the market imo. Most of the budget adjacent offerings of other manufacturers have some quirkiness that sways the overall potential of what they can do that kind of trades a problem with the Vulp. The Flytanium Zenith Trainer has sufficient grip, but it runs on inferior T8 hardware and has a strange balance due to the handles. Marcolo is too slippery, and arguably cheaper made than Nabalis in general. The Squiddy AL is a bit pricey for its novelty, not to mention that it runs on washers as well as being Pinsless. Even the Nabalis Canyon has its quirks due to its deceptive heft, and strange balance. The Vulp strikes a cord of hitting every needed note a flipper would want in order to get started with no holds barred. Yeah, the Vulp is terrible at chaplins, has a wonky handle bias, has terrible grip, has gone through all the washers I've got, and is easily outgrown. But you know what? I still love this hunk of condensed soda cans and it did its job of getting me back into the hobby. Bottle opener is nifty, colors are fun, and it's always available cause of the land of Bezos. It's a no brainer gift for that someone who's willing to give the hobby a go. I'm still begging Will to potentially address the chaplins in an updated Vulp V2 or newer flipper under a Benjamin. The Vulp pro is nice, but I'm way more interested to see iterations and innovations done to the budget balisong category instead of paying for its maximum potential.

[@jakeflipsbalisongs]

Wow! Could not have said that better myself! 🙏 🫡

[@Terr42002]

Got a vulp as a second balisong. After the 30$ amazon elb mamba clone. And i gotta say the vulp is much better. Trying to get my hands on an ldy orion v1.5 right now as an upgrade.

[@jakeflipsbalisongs]

Good luck 🫡

[@Randy_G]

How do those balisongs stack up against the Nabalis Extrusion?

[@jakeflipsbalisongs]

I would love to find out some day if I get the opportunity to have one 🙏 👍