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1. forum.spyderco.com › viewtopicThe MicroJimbo reviewed: The Yojimbo 2 as a "little big knife"

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   Aug 11, 2019 · Another major difference between the MicroJimbo and the Yojimbo 2 concerns the blade geometry.

2. thebladeslab.com › spyderco-yojumbo-vs-yojimbo-2Spyderco Yojumbo vs Yojimbo 2: Detailed Comparison and Review

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   Sep 7, 2023 · Less effective in heavy tasks. May be a bit small for users with larger hands. Key differences between the Spyderco Yojumbo and Yojimbo 2. An intriguing pattern emerges when we juxtapose these two knife models.

3. www.youtube.com › watchCheck Out the MicroJimbo – A Compact YoJimbo 2 - YouTube

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   Thank you for your continued trust, confidence, and interest in Spyderco and our products. We are honored to serve you. Visit our website at http://www.spyde...

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4. heinnie.com › Spyderco-MicroJimbo-Folding-KnifeSpyderco MicroJimbo Folding Knife | Heinnie Haynes

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   Description. The MicroJimbo by Spyderco takes Michael Janich's iconic Yojimbo 2 design and refines it into a compact, discreet package. Featuring a CPM S30V Wharncliffe blade with a full-flat grind and an ergonomic designed handle, identical to its larger counterpart, to ensure precise control.

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5. knifenewsroom.com › 2018 › 08The Spyderco Yojimbo 2 is not just for personal defense

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   While the original Yojimbo pioneered the use of a Wharncliffe blade in a tactical folder, the Yojimbo 2 takes that design and improves on it. Spyderco tells us, “The refined ergonomics of the Yojimbo 2 complement the natural contours of the hand, ensuring maximum surface contact and positive control.”

6. www.bladeforums.com › threads › spyderco-yojumboSpyderco Yojumbo Review - BladeForums.com

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   Jul 23, 2015 · #1. Note, this review will discuss the Yojumbo, and my changes to it, some based on my own preferences, as well as some things that I consider to be outright flaws in the design. Preface: Once I got it in my mind, the wharncliffe blade profile trumped all others as my favorite.

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   What is the difference between Yojimbo 2 & microjimbo?

   • So despite having the same 0.145” blade stock thickness as the Yojimbo 2, the MicroJimbo’s blade thickens up behind the edge a bit more quickly as one goes up towards the spine. The shorter blade also means that the MicroJimbo has a slightly more obtuse distal taper towards its tip.

   The MicroJimbo reviewed: The Yojimbo 2 as a "little big knife"

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   What is Spyderco Yojimbo 2 DLT?

   • Media error: Format (s) not supported or source (s) not found The Spyderco Yojimbo 2 DLT exclusive features an upgraded CPM-20CV blade steel and unique tan G-10 handle scales. Its extreme Wharncliffe blade shape, designed by Michael Janich, is incredibly slicey and purpose-built for tactical use.

   Spyderco Yojimbo 2 Review - Knife Informer

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   How big is a Spyderco Yojimbo 2?

   • At over 4 oz and nearly 8" overall, it's on the larger side for daily carry. As a sprint run exclusive, availability may be limited compared to the regular production model. Greetings, knife enthusiasts, and welcome back for my Spyderco Yojimbo 2 review! Today, we're taking a look at the Spyderco Yojimbo 2—but not just any Yojimbo 2.

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   Is Yojimbo 2 a good knife?

   • The Michael Janich-designed Yojimbo 2 is my primary work knife, and has been for several years: While Spyderco’s so-called “tactical Wharncliffe” was originally intended to be a self-defence tool, the same features that make it an excellent combatives implement also make it a superlative utility cutter.

   The MicroJimbo reviewed: The Yojimbo 2 as a "little big knife"

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   Is the microjimbo a shrunken version of the Yojimbo 2?

   • It would be rather reductive to describe the MicroJimbo as nothing more than a shrunken version of the Yojimbo 2.

   The MicroJimbo reviewed: The Yojimbo 2 as a "little big knife"

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   What is the difference between a microjimbo and a full-sized model?

   • While it has a shorter blade length (2.45” vs 3.20”), a shorter overall length (6.22” vs. 7.69”), and a lighter weight (3.0 oz. vs 4.1 oz.), the MicroJimbo’s blade opening arc and its “cockpit”—the area defined by the spatial relationship of the opening hole and pivot—are virtually unchanged from the full-sized model.

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8. knifeinformer.com › spyderco-yojimbo-2-reviewSpyderco Yojimbo 2 Review - Knife Informer

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   Jul 29, 2024 · Key Takeaways. The Spyderco Yojimbo 2 DLT exclusive features an upgraded CPM-20CV blade steel and unique tan G-10 handle scales. Its extreme Wharncliffe blade shape, designed by Michael Janich, is incredibly slicey and purpose-built for tactical use.