“Size matters not.” Not in the way we typically think it does, anyway, when it comes to the RMX MisFit’s scrappy little blade.
To a world (and especially a country) that seems to swear by “bigger is better,” Work Sharp introduces an intriguing bit of counterprogramming.
It’s called the RMX MisFit Compact Reverse Tanto, and its major selling point is the size of its blade, but not how you might expect.
Instead, the brand is trumpeting the advantages of going smaller, prioritizing precision over length.
The knife features a 2.4-inch blade with a full-size, Cerakote-shielded magnesium handle, an approach that lets you stay closer to the edge for more control with every cut.
This knife is fine for California carry in its manual configuration. But if you put the auto spring in it is over the limit. I would assume that they will come out with a sub 2″, California-legal one next.
Read the whole thing at GearPatrol.com
https://www.gearpatrol.com/outdoors/work-sharp-rmx-misfit-compact-reverse-tanto/