Videos tagged with Button Lock Knife

This video presents a Friday deal alert focusing on tactical gear, primarily lights and knives. It highlights deals from Tactical Surplus USA on Olight and Cloud Defensive lights, emphasizing their features like CR123A battery compatibility for Olight and USB-C charging for Cloud Defensive. The presenter also showcases his own 704 Gear knives, the Mantis button lock and Rogue fixed blade, detailing their materials and pricing. Additional deals include CCFCC fixed blades and Kershaw Launch series knives, with a focus on value and material quality.

This video features a comprehensive torture test of the 704 Gear Mantis knife, including cutting tests, wood chopping, tire slicing, and a destructive shotgun test. The knife demonstrates remarkable durability, with its button lock action and blade remaining functional even after extreme abuse. The presenter also highlights a deal alert for the knife and details a giveaway opportunity on Instagram.

This video introduces three new 704 Gear button lock knife models: the Dynamo, Sabertooth, and Mantis. All feature 14C 28N steel, reversible pocket clips, and a smooth ball bearing action. A special promotion offers a free Midnight Scout Light and patch with any button lock knife purchase. The Dynamo is highlighted as a great EDC option, while the Sabertooth and Mantis offer larger blades and different handle materials.

This review focuses on the Civivi Elementum Utility button lock knife, highlighting its lightweight aluminum handle, deep carry pocket clip, and affordable price point around $50. While not replacing the reviewer's preferred Sheffield plastic utility knife for heavy cutting, it's praised for its cool aesthetics, comfortable ergonomics, and suitability for general EDC tasks like opening packages and cutting cordage. The reviewer anticipates future iterations may feature toolless blade changes.

This video review focuses on the Kizer Begleiter XL, a large everyday carry (EDC) knife. The creator highlights its high value and quality construction, specifically mentioning the button-locking variation. The description also touches upon the confusing naming conventions within the Kizer Begleiter series and the potential for limited editions. Several other knives and flashlights are linked, including the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 and Police Lightweight, and Olight Baton models, suggesting potential comparisons or related gear discussions.