So close to perfect! - Miguron Dromos Flipper

Specifications:
Brand: Miguron Knives
Model Name: Dromos
Overall Length: 8.26"
Blade Length: 3.5"
Blade Thickness: 0.12
Blade Material: M390
Blade Finish: Hand Ground Rubbed Satin
Blade Style: Drop Point
HRC: 59-61
Handle Length: 4.76"
Handle Thickness: 0.5"
Handle Material: Silver Carbon Fiber and Titanium
Handle Finish: Sand Blasting
Knife Type: Manual
Weight: 123g
Country of Origin: China
Designer: Sam Luo

[nealjohnson]

As long as the pivot collar is titanium it can be changed fairly easily. It is strange there's a splash of blue out of nowhere.

[jg]

I don’t understand the one side blue pivot collar either, but most of my premium Miguron seem to have them. To me it cheapens the look. Nice thing is you can drop it in whink for a few seconds and polish it back up to get raw titanium.

[jamesreese]

The Arma Geddon set is sweet! The pivot collar color reaction might be a bit of OCD, personally it being blue isn't a deal breaker for me. If it bothers you, a bit of sanding and polishing should chrome it up. I got my Dromos on the first run when they had shredded cf, timascus or zircuti inlays on both sides of the bolster and black, red or blue shredded cf inlays on both sides of the bottom and a plain ti, timascus or zircuti clip . I got the timascus with black cf and timascus clip. I think the first version was a bit more premium than this newer version. Mine has a gold pivot collar, but looks good with the timascus around it. Just messin' with ya about the OCD, we all have our pet peeves!

[rustyshackleford]

I think the blue piviot collar is a standard Chinese premium knife🤔

[josef]

I ordered a Dromos from Miguron on 17 november 2024. At first they delivered an older version of the Dromos. On 18 december I got the Dromos that I ordered. But now there are problems with the grip scales. The back part of the grip scales consist of layered material. There are loose parts on the grip scales and they fall off. In my opinion very poor quality. Asking for replacement scales is pointless in my opinion. Then you get the same mess. And if the layers do not come loose immediately, then certainly in the long term. Because the multi-layer material really cannot take anything. I do not know what the problem is, but I think that the mutual gluing was not successful. The Dromos is going back to Miguron together with the Mero from Miguron that I had ordered a few days earlier. The stop pin on the Mero was deformed. It was no longer cylindrical but conical on both sides!?! Sorry but I have had enough of Miguron for the time being.