James° × DDC: The Ellis
James° × DDC: The Ellis
The orange-est Ellis ever.
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Work with your friends.
We are back again this year with our brother from another Midwestern mother, Aaron Draplin of the DDC! If you don’t already know by now, we love our good friend and collaborator Aaron James (!!!) Draplin for his commitment to his craft, his sense of humor, and for his heart, which he wears unapologetically on his sleeve. Simply put, they don't make 'em like Draplin. So in continuation of this most lovely orangish tradition, we are stoked to introduce this limited edition James° x DDC Ellis. Happy holidays and keep it orange people!
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- MKMichael K.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 months agoExcellent multi-tool / folding knife
If you are looking for a compact but not too small EDC, look no further. The Ellis has been on my watchlist for a couple of months - ever since I purchased the Folsom in December - and when this DDC collaboration issue was announced I could not wait any more. The Ellis is everything I was looking for in terms of a high quality EDC. Love the color combination. And - wait for it - my middle name is James. I am carrying this most days and am waiting for my wife to need scissors for something while we are out. (Note: how can I collaborate with you guys on a knife? I already have a name picked out: The Michael James.)
- ABAramiz B.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 months agoAwesome little slip joint!
Awesome little slip joint!, very well made with attention to detail! I live the scissors and the Sharp as Shit comment on the blade itself 😂
- MFMatthew F.Verified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars4 months agoLove the redesign
Love Draplin and this is a great collab. Been waiting to get my hands on an Ellis as I love my Elko. This just sold me on it. Only slight qualm is the clip isn’t straight on mines
- WWarren.CVerified BuyerRated 4 out of 5 stars4 months agomy first Ellis, but...
My first TJB and Ellis.
As much as I thought about it several times
and bought it, the first impression was really good.
However, a few drawbacks stand out.
First, the paint is bad.
It stands out even more because
it is part of TJB's signature logo.
And the paint and coating of the black parts
are not perfect either. Lastly, the positioning
of the retaining clip is subtle.
Personally, I don't like that it's tilted to
one side instead of just right in the middle.
But despite their drawbacks,
knives and scissors do their job very well.
Scissors, in particular, present a different
experience than any other tool I have ever touched.
- JMJohn M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 months agoAwesome!
I always forget about how sharp knives from James are. Both my index fingers can testify as to that lol. Be careful 😂😂🩸