GiantMouse Vox/Anso ACE Clyde Liner Lock Knife Green Micarta (3" Stonewash)

This knife is a great find, great fit and finish- and Jesus does it come sharp right out of the box-
A bit smaller than I expected but a perfect carry if you work in an office setting.

Love it.

insanely sharp out of the box. has taken time to break in. Carried every day since I got it. Was made for upper small pocket on my work pants. excellent secondary knife.

If this knife only had a flipper tab, it’d be that much closer to perfect!

The Elmax steel is amazing and the thumb studs are a tad sticky upon arrival. Once properly broke in, this knife is butter.

Its a great little EDC addition to any rotation and the micarta scales are supple and attractive. The orange color accents really set this knife off!

Love this knife, its simple in terms of having little to no bells and whistles, however its good steel, very elegant design and well built. The angle of the blade does sacrifice some comfort when cutting for looks, but still worth it in my opinion.

I already own the Biblio and the Nimbus. I love them like my children (which probably annoys my actual child). This Clyde fits right in with his brothers. Fit and finish were excellent on mine. Razor sharp out of the box. Blade centering was perfect. Action is smoother than butter. Clyde has a permanent place in my EDC rotation with his brothers.

beautiful knife no QC issues elmax seems to be a good steel very sharp and holding up very well. Love micarta for a handle usually I love micarta for fixed blades and G-10 for pocket knives, but this works. Came a bit white like micarta does and changes as you use it. I bought this one because I wanted a small knife which this is for anyone interested, the handle is small but usable for medium to large size hands. Thumb stud when I fling it right works great, have to admit I have failed a few times to deploy at the beginning small learning curve for this one, but highly recommended great blade and just love this one very happy with my purchase.

Blade arrived a little bent and off-center. Thumb stud is chipped. I find the knife a little difficult to open due to the placement of the thumb stud.

This thing is super sharp both in looks and in blade. It disappears in my pocket. Been carrying it nearly every day since i got it. I have seen one or two complaints on the interwebz, but mine came perfect. Like the Biblio, this is a small knife that feels bigger in the hand. I love the green micarta and the orange accents.

Since starting collecting about a year ago, I have really honed my tastes as time goes on. The overall look makes me think Asian,extremely sharp, and I never get tired of stroking that Micarta. Clyde is my new best friend. Amazing EDC with very good lock-up and suitable to wear with my Sunday best.

On the success of the Biblio and general surge of community interest in green micarta, the Clyde arrived with much hype for GM fans.

This blade is as aesthetically pleasing as it appears in heavily-filtered social media posts.

Some fit-and-finish concerns have been voiced in other reviews, and while I did not have any issues with my purchase I can say that this knife receives less carry time than my Biblio or Iona. This is principally due to hand-feel (the micarta is smooth, in contrast to the texture of the Biblio) and ergos which don't fit my preferences as well as the other ACE products.

The thumb studs on this item are not as harsh to the feel as those on the Iona, and the orange accents work well. I also found no rough edges on my scales. The lanyard hole placement works well and doesn't interfere with a working grip on this item.

I'd still have to say that I feel something is "lacking" with this item relative to the Iona / Biblio and their relative price points. Granted, there are differences in operating mechanism and specs, but this item doesn't feel as "solid" in-hand.

My purchase did arrive with a razor-sharp factory edge and a wicked tip, which was not the case with my Iona.

I don't think this blade could stand in for my Biblio in my daily use, but it has a more refined air to it which could make it a viable contender for light / office use.

Never heard of Giant Mouse so took a chance. Very pleased. The steel is high quality and the lockup is tight. Bought it for the collection but would put it in the pocket for everyday carry without thinking twice! It also looks great and unique.

I was super excited for this knife (great social media build up..), as I'm so happy with my Ace Biblio w/ Micarta.
The Clyde is definitely a different animal from the Biblio, even though it's pretty well the same length.
In the hand, it feels far smaller, lighter and overall less substantial. This isn't a bad thing, as some may prefer the slimness and less weight. For me, it's a little small. While the blade shape is very cool looking, I worry about chipping or breaking that very fine tip under hard use. (This isn't a dig on the knife, as I knew this going in.)
The fit and finish on my Clyde it stellar. The scales are beautiful, the clip is awesome. The blade came very sharp, is incredibly well finished and perfectly centered when closed.
The open/close action is very good, and using the thumb stud is pretty easy. However, I would prefer a flipper of some sort..
Basically I like this knife a lot.. Just not as much as my Biblio.

I had no quality issues with the knife at all, so no worries there. This is a solid knife that carries so easily with the wire clip and thin profile. Love that it is as smooth as it is with the washers (not bearings) - you would never know without looking. I actually love that this isn't a flipper, but could see how others would love that option. The stud is placed perfectly for deployment, though, no issues or misfires.

This will definitely be an EDC knife and it is top notch. I do wish the blade and handle were a little longer as the knife is almost too small. The pictures are misleading - the knife does appear larger in the photos I've seen on-line..

The micarta is fuzzy on the edges and is not well attached to the liners. One of the micarta scales even bows out at the top by the pivot, exposing the liner. Don't get me wrong, I love my Biblio. But this knife is poorly made.

Why is this knife not available in a flipper? I am too old to manipulate a thumb stud and this knife in a flipper is a no brainer!