Videos tagged with 440C Steel

This video showcases several New Year's deals on knives, focusing on everyday carry (EDC) options. It highlights four specific knife models with their prices and Amazon affiliate links: a FF106 fixed blade knife, a Dispatch D2 steel folding pocket knife, a FLISSA pocket knife with an Axis lock, and a C1146 fixed blade knife. The description also mentions '704 gear knife deals'. All included links are affiliate links.

The Cobratec CTK-1 offers an affordable entry into OTF knives, priced around $100 compared to Microtech's $400-$600. It features a 440C stainless steel blade, easy disassembly with Torx screws, and a functional, albeit stiff, deployment mechanism. While the glass breaker is high-profile, the knife carries well for everyday tasks, making it a recommended budget option.

This video reviews the Boker Exskelimoor, nicknamed the "Skeletor" knife. The reviewer highlights its upscale appearance and features, such as "moonshine oak" (bog oak) handles, blue titanium liners, a purple pocket clip, and a polished 440C drop point blade. Despite a proprietary pivot screw that might be difficult to adjust, the reviewer praises its pinch-opening mechanism and sharp blade. The knife is noted for being a lightweight (2-ounce) EDC option, particularly with wood handles, offering good value for its quality. The reviewer gives it an 8.5 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale.

This video reviews the Boker Plus S2, a tactical knife developed by Sniper Bladeworks. The reviewer highlights its fast deployment, affordable price point, and useful blade shape. Specific attention is given to the 440C steel's ability to take a keen edge after resharpening, especially for a Chinese-made blade. The discussion also touches upon lockup, clip design, ergonomics, materials, and intended purpose (POU). The limited edition BHQ Orange addition is noted as a unique selling point. The video also promotes a three-knife set available for sale on eBay.

The Boker Plus Nano offers excellent value at $40-$45, mimicking a $300 custom design. While praised for ergonomics and a strong tip, its 440C steel edge retention is questionable, and the stainless steel frame lock adds unnecessary weight. The strong detent and ineffective jimping are noted drawbacks, but near-perfect centering and lockup at this price point make it a compelling budget EDC option.

This video reviews the TOPS TSK 'Featherweight Survivor' knife, a compact, lightweight, and durable stainless steel survival blade. The reviewer discusses its 440C steel, blade geometry, edge performance after modification, and full flat grind. The Micarta handle and Kydex sheath are highlighted as excellent features, especially considering the knife's reasonable price and US manufacturing. While traditional bushcrafters might have reservations about the steel and geometry, the reviewer finds it a capable and valuable tool for various uses, including as a gift for soldiers.

This review of the Benchmade Mini-Presidio Ultra 527 highlights its strengths as a quintessential everyday carry (EDC) knife. The expert assessment emphasizes its lightweight design, robust Axis Lock, and versatile 440C blade, making it a highly recommended choice for daily use and package opening.

This video features Nutnfancy reviewing the Benchmade Rescue Hook 5, a compact and lightweight cutter designed for emergency use. The reviewer highlights its portability (2.2 ounces) and effectiveness in cutting various materials like heavy cloth, webbing, and tactical nylon. He compares it favorably to the larger Rescue 7 model, suggesting the Rescue 5 might be the best carry-along rescue cutter available. The video also mentions its 440C steel construction, sharp blade, and a MOLLE-compatible sheath. Minor ergonomic modification (chamfering the grasping hole) is also discussed. Nutnfancy rates the product a 9 out of 10.

This video review focuses on the discontinued Benchmade Ascent, a lightweight everyday carry (EDC) and tactical folding knife. The reviewer highlights its excellent design features, including a 3.5-inch 440C flat-ground blade with a stonewash finish, a strong lockback mechanism, fast deployment, tight lockup, and a reversible pocket clip. Despite its positive attributes, the reviewer notes a minor drawback in the potentially pocket-sticking handle design. The absence of steel liners is seen as a positive in maintaining its lightweight profile. The video recommends seeking out this discontinued model for its outstanding value as a full-sized, lightweight folder with good steel.