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The Ultimate Minimalist EDC Knife? Vero Engineering’s Lux 3.3 Review
In my book, the Vero Engineering Lux is an almost flawless minimalist EDC knife. I wouldn’t change a thing about it, and that’s high praise. But, it seems Vero Engineering didn’t agree. They’ve tweaked the original design to create the Lux 3.3, a smaller, more agile version that’s just as impressive.
Size Matters
The first thing that strikes you about the Lux 3.3 is its compact size. At 7.25 inches long, it’s a significant reduction from the original Lux’s 8.7 inches. That extra inch and a half might not seem significant, but it makes a big difference when it comes to pocket real estate.
Streamlined EDC Performance
The Lux 3.3’s smaller size doesn’t come at the expense of its style or function. The 3.25-inch blade remains long enough for most EDC cutting tasks, and the four-inch handle is now more in line with traditional EDC lengths. This means you won’t have to worry about the frame lock being tricky to operate.
Variety and Value
The Lux 3.3 is available in four distinct finishes, including a blacked-out full-DLC option. While the $675 Nichols Damascus version has already sold out, the other options are sure to tantalize.
The Verdict
In conclusion, Vero Engineering’s Lux 3.3 is an excellent choice for anyone seeking a compact, high-performance EDC knife. Its attention to detail, minimalist design, and versatility make it an ideal addition to any outdoor enthusiast’s kit.
Key Features:
- Compact size (7.25 inches long)
- 3.25-inch blade
- Four-inch handle
- Available in four finishes
- Frame lock design
- High-performance EDC knife
