Kershaw BlackOut Mini Natrix Flipper Knife, Black Blade [Exclusive]

TLDR: Knife is good but the super strong detent, small size and sharpness of the flipper makes it painful to flip open. I have to use my thumb to flip open the knife, but be aware this might only be for my knife. PS the pocket clip is different than the one in the picture but it's still great. It's a great knife design and the mini is the size I wished the original Natrix was. The fit and finish is average; the blade is reasonably centered on mine and it came ridiculously sharp, and that's coming from someone who sharpens his own knives. The handle scale milling is also spot on. Great tension on the pocket clip for it being short, but mine did not come with the clip in the knife's picture--good nonetheless. The lock bar locks at about 50% and seems sturdy enough to handle anything a pocket knife would usually be used for. Great blade shape and thickness to make an excellent slicer, so no complaints there. Lastly the steel... we all know 8cr13mov. Being a budget steel don't expect the edge to last forever but it's more than serviceable with occasional honing/stropping and sharpening. Overall for the price, it's a great knife. Something that I'm really on the fence about is that detent, Probably would have been a deal-breaker if I knew it would be that strong. Still giving a 4/5 because I have no other reference points than my one knife to gauge if the detent issue is part of the design or simply a fluke.