Karambits are cool!

Today we talk about my new CRKT Provoke trainer and my interest in Karambits
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[@_Drip]

I actually EDC that exact karambit, works better than I thought. I originally bought it just cause it was one of the coolest knife mechanisms I've seen

[@Ziipqy]

Karambits are indeed cool

[@dylanstudor6074]

I live in Canada, I’ve fallen in love with knives and the subcultures and sports around them like balisong flipping, throwing knives etc. Problem for us is balisongs are a prohibited weapon in our country, trainers are allowed still but it’s not the same. However, karambits do not fall under that category so karambit spinning though having a much lower skill ceiling is an attractive thing for someone who wants a fidgety live blade. Also, good call getting the trainer before considering a live blade, some people who start spinning with a sharpened edge naturally get cuts to prove it.

[@ryanwalker4845]

best i can tell karambit flipping looks more like martial arts. kinda similar to how balisong flipping used to look in the philippines. if you learned some flow like that i think it would be so sick.

[@ok-ff6pp]

i have a karambit live blade and a cool thing abt it is it has a case which kinda makes it a trainer

[@kujinu]

Cool!

[@MrToastyYT]

ngl I'm both a karambit and a bali guy and I got into karambits bc i spin fly swatters at my work when there's nothing else to do and it's crazy fun

[@petrosflips]

I have a question. I have one vulp and one squiddy u . What do you recommemd me to buy nabalis marbles or the flipforge edit? And if is the edit which one the lite or the other one?

[@JaCrispy313]

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[@disuko]

what

[@BladeBias]

I ain't reading all that

[@MarioMadness1]

I got a neat karambit balisong (not the cs:go one) not a good flipper, but fun to spin and open

[@MarioMadness1]

Mantis Vuja De. but Damascus

[@Noobyblox]

@@MarioMadness1 I've got a Vuja De clone, and it's pretty neat.

[@minarinami]

Slayed

[@LazerBlade-yp1lf]

Thats really beat, i might get one myself for a little bit of good fun.

[@TheBalisongBear]

lol i do know those people. it sometimes feels cheap or unfair when low effort vids get so much attention... which is honestly, i think, why ASMR got so much hate a few years ago

[@Jojoryang]

Nice!

[@sazon860]

I have the all steel provoke and the blade is damn sharp

[@joe_lwrnc]

They are

[@JaCrispy313]

Hey I got a glidr that has no tap but it’s making rattling sound when I flip it. Is this normal? Also does flip forge ship to US? Ima get one if it does

[@zunerax]

Yes Flip forge do ship to North America

[@Cdubyajr]

Yes, in my experience it is the hidden zen pins that are making the sound. I have an arctic that made that exact sound at first, but the more I flipped it, the zen pins stopped making the sound and now it is perfect, you just need to break it in.

[@BladeBias]

Are the pivot screws and bottom screws completely tightened?

[@JaCrispy313]

@@BladeBiasyah they’re tightened

[@JaCrispy313]

@@Cdubyajr ok I think u might be right. One of them used to be loose but I thought I had fixed that 🤔

[@its_dave67]

Wow, karambit video🤑

[@mikeyplaysvr8551]

I love flipping my live blade krambet

[@Kyleflipsbali]

🔥🔥

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

its apparently called karambit flipping/spinning. im not familliar with karambit tricks, ive seen karambit tricks but not necessarily famous "karambiters" or whatever they call themselves.

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

I'm gonna call them krammers cause they have to kram their fingers through that tiny hole at the end of the karambit to do tricks XD

[@Cveezqx]

Cool

[@stevekeen1176]

Reate exo-k (live blade and they have a trainer) 👀

[@schilderung6258]

live blade karambits are actually very safe if you don`t try to cut yourself i myself own 2karambits and even in my beginner days with a karambit i did`nt cut me once. but i can understand why you buy trainer karambits.

[@enderhamm]

why is this 100$ I thought it would be budget 😭😭

[@rudeman1914]

None training Karambit are safer than none training balisong knives, you can cut your fingers on balisong on the wrong side of handle. I owned both it’s not legal to carry balisong in CA