Videos tagged with Axis Lock

This video provides a first look and unboxing of the Benchmade Freek 560-3, highlighting its S90V steel blade, carbon fiber grips, and axis lock mechanism. The reviewer compares it to their Griptilian, noting similarities in feel and action. Initial impressions are positive, with a focus on the knife's aesthetics, ergonomics, and sharpness out of the box, despite a slightly gritty action that is expected to break in.

This video provides an expert overview of the Benchmade 550 Griptilian folding knife, highlighting its key features and demonstrating its operation. The speaker, exhibiting experienced authority, details the CPM S30V blade steel, Modified Sheepsfoot blade shape, and the reliable Axis lock mechanism. The content also touches upon potential customization with upcoming new scales, indicating a knowledgeable perspective on the product and its ecosystem.

This video provides a first impressions overview and comparison of the Benchmade Griptilian 550, focusing on its unique 'Spyderco hole' feature. The presenter, a self-proclaimed Spyderco enthusiast, discusses the knife's design, materials (CPM S30V steel, glass-filled nylon handle), and compares it to Spyderco models like the Paramilitary 2 and Manix 2. He also touches on the controversial Benchmade incident from 2019 and the knife's ergonomics and action.

This video provides an expert review of the Benchmade Aluminum Bugout, highlighting its slim and flat profile, attractive burnt brass finish, and M390 blade steel. The speaker, an experienced EDC gear reviewer, discusses its suitability for daily carry, noting its synergy with other items like the Streamlight Wedge SL, despite a minor rubbing issue. While acknowledging the premium price point, the reviewer concludes it's a worthwhile investment for its performance and aesthetics.

This video reviews five premium knives considered top picks for 2025, focusing on their design, materials, and performance. The CRKT Q Frame Lock features a MagnaCut blade and titanium/carbon fiber construction. The Benchmade Mini Presidio highlights its CF-Elite scales and S30V steel. The Giant Mouse Ace Tribeca offers a MagnaCut blade with titanium scales and a brass backspacer. The Olive Knife Lint boasts a unique tungsten carbide blade with a Scandi grind for superior cutting. Finally, the Benchmade 710 celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Axis Lock with an S90V blade and aluminum scales.

This video provides a wishlist for a potential Benchmade Bugout Version 2.0, focusing on practical upgrades. Key suggestions include adopting S45VN or S35VN blade steel for improved edge retention and corrosion resistance, switching to CF-Elite scales for enhanced grip and rigidity over Grivory, and implementing the upgraded Axis lock system with hardened leaf springs. The presenter also discusses various pocket clip options, favoring the mini split arrow or an over-the-top clip for improved carry and retention.

This video reviews the Ozark Trail $10 knife, comparing it to the Benchmade Bugout. The reviewer highlights its D2 steel, orange color for visibility, and axis-style lock, noting it's a budget-friendly option for general use. However, concerns are raised about the steel's rust resistance in outdoor conditions and the long-term durability compared to premium knives.

Marine X, with high authority in the tactical and EDC community, demonstrates five essential everyday carry items. He highlights the practical utility of a Benchmade Bugout knife, a dedicated flashlight under $30, a traditional watch, a Zippo lighter for fire, and a Daily Carry Co. organizer for essentials. The focus is on reliable, functional gear for daily preparedness.

Marine X, a former US Marine and 6-year user of the Benchmade Bugout, provides a critical yet appreciative review. He details the knife's original specifications, including its 1.85 oz weight and CPM-S30V blade, and discusses various iterations like the Mini Bugout and models with aluminum or carbon fiber scales. The review highlights the Bugout's strengths for city EDC but cautions against its suitability for extended outdoor tasks due to its thin profile and potential for Omega spring failure.

This video addresses viewer questions primarily focused on Everyday Carry (EDC) items and customization. Topics include recommendations for small multi-tools like the Leatherman Style PS (discontinued) and Gerber Dime, discussions on watch preferences, and advice on hardwiring dash cams. The speaker also covers pouch recommendations for organizing EDC items and the use of Hero Clips, along with demonstrating personal laser engraving techniques for customizing gear.

This review of the Gerber Sumo folding knife highlights its large blade, comfortable G10 handle, and reliable axis lock. The reviewer discusses its potential use as a tactical or survival knife, its aesthetic appeal, and its value proposition at its price point. While not a firearm, it's presented as a capable EDC tool.

This expert review by Nutnfancy provides a comprehensive look at the Benchmade Bugout 535, highlighting its exceptional weight-to-utility ratio. The analysis covers its design philosophy, technical specifications like CPM-S30V steel and the Axis lock, and compares it against several other popular lightweight EDC knives. The speaker's extensive experience in the tactical gear community lends significant authority to the assessment of its value and performance.