RMX™ Thumbstud Drop Point

I waited and waited to catch the first one from always being sold out. Once I got it it has been in my pocket daily. I felt it was lacking the thumbstud. Then the thumbstud version dropped I ordered it up. I couldn't be more satisfied with my purchase. I have other knives in my possession that the cost is almost double, and those sit at my bedside and rarely used since getting these. These have become my daily work knives and they have taken what I have thrown at them. A knife is in and out of my pocket hundreds of times a day, cutting plastic bands, wrap, paper, straps, cardboard, rope, produce and my lunch. These have endured my work day and continue to be my edc now. A simple touch up every now and again and away I go. I couldn't be more pleased with these knives.

This is my third knife from Work Sharp. To be honest, I like the reverse tanto blade design a bit better, but they don't have that particular knife in a thumb stud yet. The Work Sop knives have become my go-to edc blades lately. The size is great, not too big, not too small. Construction is solid but also light weight. Blade lockup is very good and the button lock works great. The pocket clip is one of my favorites, long enough to get the job done but short enough not to be too conspicuous and the deep carry is perfect. I'm not in love with the thumb stud, though. I think it just comes down to my own personal ergonomics. To help with deployment, I've placed a small o-ring around the thumb stud. This made things much more comfortable and gives me increased purchase on the stud for a quick comfortable operation. When they come out with the reverse tanto version of this knife, I'll be ordering again!

Work sharp created a masterpiece with the RMX Thumbstud knife, the original RMX is unique and a magnificent knife on its own. But I feel like knives with thumb studs have to be the most popular, more preferable and more deployment friendly. I own the original the RMX, which is a beautiful and awesome knife to have. The fact that you can make it a manual or automatic is very innovative, but there’s just something about a knife with thumb studs. Work Sharp definitely pays attention to the feedback