Videos tagged with Carbon Fiber Scales

This video reviews the Benchmade Bugout and compares it to two alternatives, the Benchmade Bailout and Benchmade Tagged Out, arguing that the latter two offer superior performance and value. The speaker, an experienced knife enthusiast, highlights the action, cutting profile, and aesthetics of the Bailout and Tagged Out, suggesting they are better suited for lightweight use, hiking, and general EDC compared to the original Bugout.

This video highlights the Benchmade Bugout as a highly popular EDC knife, discussing various configurations and materials. It showcases different blade steels like CPM-S30V, S90V, and M390, and scale materials including carbon fiber and aluminum. The presenter expresses a personal preference for a specific aluminum-scaled M390 version with a battleworn finish and burnt brass accents.

This video reviews several new knife releases from Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT) for Q1 2025. The presenter, with experience testing CRKT products, discusses the aesthetics, functionality, and materials of models like the Provoke, an OTF knife, the Minimalist fixed blade, the Squid XM button lock, and the Provoke EDC. He provides insights into steel types, handle materials, and price points, offering recommendations based on his testing and personal preferences for everyday carry and tactical use.

This review focuses on the CJRB Hectare ALT, an upgraded version of the original Hectare. The reviewer highlights its carbon fiber scales, ceramic ball bearings, and RP M9 blade steel, noting its lightweight feel and budget-friendly price point. While acknowledging the stiff crossbar lock out of the box, the reviewer finds the knife to be slicey and a good value, especially when found at a discounted price.

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.