WE Knife Company Mini Buster 2003B - Black Stonewash 20CV Wharncliffe - Antique Bronze Titanium - Frame Lock - Flipper Folder

Beautiful Object 11/09/2021
By Aaron clodfelter
This is my first WE knife. I'd had my eye on it, and when they started disappearing from online retailers' stock, I was compelled to make a move. I spent probably two full days trying to decide between natural Ti finish or blackwash. I went with black. It's gorgeous. Fit and finish are perfect. If I'm honest though, it probably won't see much EDC use. It's the most expensive knife I own and frankly, it's just too damn attractive to beat on. That may change with time, but for now it's kind of a prized possession. My only issue is that I still want the natural Ti version too. Jeeze, go figure.

Amazing 11/08/2021
By Daniel Aragon
This is my first we knife and it’s is really good. The action feels great and so does the finish quality. It’s a light knife (coming from a benchmade adamas user) ans it’s feels really sturdy. Below I’ll list some my pros and cons.

Pros:
Materials (20cv blade and ti handle)
Size (very pocketable)
Ergonomics (at least for my hand)

Cons:
Pocket clip (doesn’t clip onto belts at all)
Initial edge grind (~25° per side)
Price ($289 can be too much for some people)

I didn’t list many cons because I personally like this knife a lot. It feels great on my hand and cuts well out of the box. I did regrind the edge to 20° per side and it’s cuts much better. The price for me was not a huge con but many people wouldn’t be willing to pay this much for a knife that really doesn’t do anymore than what a ~$30 knife does. The materials, finish quality, and ergonomics justify the price for me. If you’re willing to spend the money the knife will not let you down so get it.