Rubicon XL

[Fireman]

Who would buy a Rubicon XL?
For me, it is common in the knife world that I see an amazing design but it is just too small for my hands or my needs and I go “BUMMER!” The Rubicon is such a knife for me. Is this a design that could benefit from being a larger size? Would there be enough demand?

[Enactive]

Not for me, but I won't yuck your yum.

[JSumm]

Hey, Fireman. Have you looked at the Amalgam? Different design, but may scratch the itch.

[Bolster]

It's a visually stunning knife isn't it? It goes against two of my preferences (linerlock, low saber grind) but in a larger size it would be an attractive beast, indeed. It would also look good in a saber blade design, like a heavy duty folding Bowie.

[Manixguy@1994]

I have the Amalgam and really like it and see where Jeff is coming from , but the Rubicon blade is a whole different level . I would be all in if it wasn’t a linerlock. Dan

[Mushroom]

They’re phenomenal designs but neither Rubicon sold very well when they were available. Make it bigger and it would become more expensive and less appealing to the majority of buyers.

[soc_monki]

I'd dig it. I really dig my Magnitude, I think a Rubicon XL would be cool to have alongside it.

[Sharp Guy]

The Rubi's never really did anything for me but more power to those who like them. Hope you get your XL

[Senfkarte]

It's a visually stunning knife isn't it? It goes against two of my preferences (linerlock, low saber grind) but in a larger size it would be an attractive beast, indeed. It would also look good in a saber blade design, like a heavy duty folding Bowie.

Don't know, if this changes anything for you, but the Rubicons are hollow ground.

[Woodpuppy]

It’s definitely a piece of eye candy, but I don’t tend to enjoy profound bellies like that.