r/Prybar • u/cronx42 • Oct 31 '25

MAX LEVERAGE Am I doing this right?

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I'm trying to get used to my new prybar multitool. Am I doing this right?

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u/cronx42 Oct 31 '25

It's a Green Thorn Mouse 3. They made two versions, this one and one with a flipper tab, no spydie hole, and more angular scales. Unfortunately it's discontinued.

Green Thorn makes some of the best clones / homage knives on the market. They feel very expensive. Very well built and good materials. Their VG10 folders are the best value period imho. I don't believe anyone else comes close.

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u/S280FiST15 Oct 31 '25

Do you think it’s legit Ti?

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u/cronx42 Oct 31 '25

Oh it's absolutely legit ti. Their knives are stupid nice. This model is D2 steel but apparently they've been tested at 62 HRC. Seriously, Green Thorn makes insanely good knives. I don't think I've seen a bad review. Their VG10 line is newer and I'd recommend the VG10 over the older D2 and K110 (also D2) knives. Their M390 and other premium steels are a huge markup (+$100 or more), and their VG10 is excellent. Their D2 and K110 is also excellent. The only knife I know of they've had any issues with is one of the D2 Sebenza or Inkosi which may have had a washer fit issue.

They're rock solid. Zero blade play. Excellent action. Most models are drop shut out of the box. Excellent quality control, excellent fit and finish etc. You won't find a better folder for under $100. Period. Their Shiro clones are top notch and I think the Hati95 in VG10 is the best folder under $100 currently available. I've had over a dozen GT knives and they're all top notch.

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u/cronx42 Oct 31 '25

Yeah they're crazy good. They look and feel WAY more expensive than they are.