Videos tagged with Benchmade 940

This video provides an in-depth review of various knives showcased at the Blade HQ Knife Festival. The presenter, Lt Col Nutnfancy, offers his expert opinions on models from Microtech, Spyderco, Kershaw, and Benchmade, highlighting design, materials, and value. He emphasizes durability, steel quality (like M390 and Nitro V), and overall performance for EDC and tactical applications.

This video details an updated everyday carry (EDC) setup, focusing on integrating body armor into a standard backpack and explaining the rationale behind ditching sidecar-style holsters. The presenter, Reno May, emphasizes practical considerations for concealed carry, including the use of non-lethal options like pepper spray and the importance of a versatile flashlight. He also discusses his firearm choice, a Glock 19 Gen 5 MOS, and his preferred holster and ammunition.

This video details a Californian's everyday carry (EDC) setup, focusing on preparedness and personal defense. The presenter, Reno May, breaks down his gear into camera equipment, medical supplies, and personal items including his firearm, flashlight, knife, and wallet. He emphasizes practical, concealable gear suitable for a civilian lifestyle while maintaining a high level of readiness. The content highlights specific product choices and the rationale behind them, aiming to provide value for viewers interested in building their own EDC.

This YouTube video is a review of the Benchmade Osborne Design 940-1701 folding knife, a Going Gear exclusive. The video highlights the specific model and its unique availability through Going Gear. It also includes calls to action for supporting the channel through Patreon, checking out recommended Amazon items, and purchasing merchandise.

This video from Fun Gun Reviews presents a detailed review of the Benchmade 940-1 knife. The reviewer highlights the knife's premium features, including its S90v Stainless Steel blade and Carbon Fiber scales, positioning it as a top-tier Everyday Carry (EDC) pocket knife and an upgrade from the original Benchmade 940. The review focuses on the specific enhancements and overall quality of this particular model. The music used in the video is royalty-free from Jingle Punks.

This video reviews the Lone Wolf Lobo, a knife that is deemed to be a "high cost novelty." The reviewer highlights its expensive price point relative to its utility, despite acknowledging its high quality and rapid automatic blade deployment. Significant downsides are pointed out, including forced tip-down carry, a "funky" recurved blade, a suboptimal pocket clip and thumb hole for manual deployment, and a substantial weight. The reviewer notes that many other manual tactical and EDC folders offer superior performance at a lower cost, citing the Benchmade 940 as an example. While praising the knife's fit and finish and jimping, the reviewer concludes that the Lobo's double-action capability and unique scale release mechanism will only appeal to a select few, and is not personally impressed.