Short Clip on Delica
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Short Clip on Delica
I like shorter pocket clips, and was thinking g of putting one on my FRN Delica. Obviously that means the pinch point is not on the smooth logo. But wanted to know if anyone else has done this and what Are their impressions?
Re: Short Clip on Delica
I'm not sure about the Delica, but the clip on my Native falls just past the logo area. As such, clipping and removing is a bit rough on my pocket due to the points trying to grab hold of the material.
If you're looking at a titanium clip you'll have a bit of spring that allows you to lift the clip off the scales to avoid the dragging issue altogether.
If you're looking at a titanium clip you'll have a bit of spring that allows you to lift the clip off the scales to avoid the dragging issue altogether.
Re: Short Clip on Delica
Hated a short clip on my Delica switched to a long one. With the clip touching the bidirectional texture instead of the smooth logo shield, it made unclipping from the pocket slower bc it snags
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Re: Short Clip on Delica
x2, a short clip is not pleasant in the least on the FRN Delica. Go for a long one for sure. Or you could change the scales and then use a short one problem free :DSpydergirl88 wrote:Hated a short clip on my Delica switched to a long one. With the clip touching the bidirectional texture instead of the smooth logo shield, it made unclipping from the pocket slower bc it snags
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Re: Short Clip on Delica
Good thoughts. Obviously the long clip is the easy solution, but they sure are long. I've actually thought of putting a little bead of Fray Check on the inside seam of my pocket. It's a clear and stiff but flexible film that stops fraying and is used in the garment industry. That could counter the effects of a short clip. Also seems most of the "damage" would occur when the knife is inserted not removed bc your pulling in the direction of the bi-directional FRN when your removing it from the pocket.