2024年3月30日 · The new Cypher is a lot like a beefier Ultratech. The button side of the handle is wider than the Ultratech from top to bottom. The rest feels similar to an Ultratech. Gives a little better grip for larger hands and unique milling. Much different than other models. It’s also a good bit smaller than last gen so a great EDC size for most.

2024年3月25日 · The Cypher 2 short, wide and slim in pocket. The Makora has near identical Ultratech dimensions but slightly thicker side to side where it almost feels equal on all 4 sides. Both of those models are really worth considering though for an Ultratech alternative for sure.

It’s 3.5 which is around the XM you’ve been carrying though. The CT and Scarab blades are very similar- it’s just that the Scarab has a block of a handle. The Cypher has a smaller blade but a great slicer though like the CT and Scarab. The CT gen 3 has good blade length and overall length and it’s a little slimmer than the CT gen 2.

2022年4月8日 · PRETTY SURE BOKER PLUS (normally handmade German Knives of great quality but their OTFs are only built in USA and i believe it's a team up with microtech.) Aside from my Boker Kalishnokov OTF model having a polymer handle, the blade and action feels so much li like a microtech but I've only played with a fiend's for a few minutes ages ago

2024年2月5日 · Posted by u/bauzo - 5 votes and 1 comment

Cypher is discontinued so only way you are going to get one is through a trade or by paying a party here on reddit an exorbitant amount of money. I know the Cypher is cool af, but why not just get a combat troodon? Heretic also came out with the …

2024年2月23日 · The Cypher II was delivered today, EKnives overnighted it UPS and I didn't have to pay a dime. I love the design, the blade style, and the hidden screws, but the only issue I have is the button. I know they redesigned the button with …

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2018年10月18日 · The Cypher is more sleek whereas the CT is more tactical looking and has the jimping on the handle which make for a better grip. With that said, I'd probably go with the CT as it is likely to be updated or replaced in the next couple years and owning an older/discontinued Microtech would be cool (i.e. my scarab not being made/sold anymore).

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