Videos tagged with AG Russell

This video review focuses on the Boker Plus Strike, a budget-friendly automatic knife. The reviewer highlights its OD and copper color options and compares it to other value automatics, specifically mentioning the Boker Kalashnikov. The discussion also veers into personal preferences and, as noted in the title and description, includes some lighthearted, off-topic banter about 'girl discussion' and 'boob sizes'. Links to other knife reviews and sharpeners are provided.

This video demonstrates a practical freehand knife sharpening technique focusing on efficiency for EDC and kitchen use. Nutnfancy highlights the importance of initial reprofiling and uses an Eze-Lap diamond sharpener for speed, followed by a Lansky steel for honing. The method emphasizes maintaining a consistent angle to create a functional, micro-serrated edge.

This video focuses on AG Russell kitchen knives, drawing a parallel between their quality and knives used for Everyday Carry (EDC) and tactical purposes. The presenter questions the need for significantly more expensive kitchen knives, suggesting that these AG Russell options offer comparable quality and value. The description highlights personal favorites and implies a cost-effective approach to acquiring high-quality kitchen tools.

This video review focuses on the AG Russell Bird & Trout Knife, highlighting its suitability for backpacking and outdoor tasks. The reviewer emphasizes its lightweight design (2.1 oz), durable VG10 steel blade known for sharpness and rust resistance, and the secure FRN sheath with a swivel clip. While praising its performance for cleaning smaller fish like trout and general camp chores, the reviewer also mentions the Kershaw Model 1250 as a more affordable option for filleting larger fish. The AG Russell knife is deemed a top pick for a backpacking utility blade despite its $50 price point, receiving a high 'Nutnfancy Likability Scale' score of 9 out of 10.