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4 Yaniro Slot Crimps

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$46.18
Open-handed crimps.
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The Slot Crimp line is unique in that they force you to crimp without your thumb. Essentially they are open-handed crimps.

Slot Crimp #1: You can grab it with 2 fingers open-handed or you can stack crimp it with 3 fingers.

Slot Crimp #2: 3 fingers wide; 3/4 pad deep, slightly incut.

Slot Crimp #3: 4 fingers wide; 1/2 pad deep.

Slot Crimp #4: 4 fingers wide; 1 pad deep and steeply incut.

Smooth Yaniro texture.

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I have a set of these in brown and they are slick as snot.  For me this is not an enjoyable hold... I sortive suspect it may be the color they makes them so slippery, other holds from the Yaniro series in different colors have a modest texture that is worlds better. I feel this color/set combo is prone to dry firing off.
1/17/2020 4:03 PM
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The Slot Crimp line is unique in that they force you to crimp without your thumb. Essentially they are open-handed crimps.

Slot Crimp #1: You can grab it with 2 fingers open-handed or you can stack crimp it with 3 fingers.

Slot Crimp #2: 3 fingers wide; 3/4 pad deep, slightly incut.

Slot Crimp #3: 4 fingers wide; 1/2 pad deep.

Slot Crimp #4: 4 fingers wide; 1 pad deep and steeply incut.

Smooth Yaniro texture.

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