Videos tagged with Ceramic Ball Bearings

This video reviews two new Olight and Oknife products released for their 19th anniversary sale: the Olight Arc Pro Ultra in Onyx Black and the Oknife LK MAO folding knife with an integrated EDC light. The Arc Pro Ultra features a new finish, while the LK MAO boasts a Bohler S390 steel blade, 6061 aluminum body with MAO finish, and a versatile multi-mode LED light. The reviewer highlights the quality and functionality of both items, suggesting the LK MAO could replace separate knife and light EDC setups.

The CJRB Maximo is a budget-friendly everyday carry knife featuring a robust crossbar lock and a drop point blade made from AR-RPM9 steel. It offers excellent flickability, a deep-carry pocket clip, and is available in various handle materials like G10, Micarta, and carbon fiber. The knife is praised for its affordability and solid construction, making it a strong contender for a reliable EDC tool.

This review focuses on the TEKTO F2 Bravo knife, highlighting its forged carbon and silver handle, slim profile, and smooth action due to ceramic ball bearings. The 3.3-inch blade is made of titanium-coated D2 steel and comes out of the box sharp. The reviewer considers it a strong contender for their perfect EDC knife.

This video provides a tabletop review of the Olight OKnife Splint folding knife. It highlights the knife's N690 stainless steel blade with a tumbled finish, G10 scales with blue accents, and a deep pocket clip. The reviewer compares it to the Olight Drever, noting the Splint's smaller size and different blade design, making it a handy utility knife. The video also touches on the knife's weight, opening mechanisms, and the availability of other Olight knife models.

This review compares the Steel Will Apostate to the Microtech Socom, highlighting the Apostate's value proposition as a Chinese-produced knife with similar CPM S35VN steel and a titanium frame lock at less than half the price of the American-made Socom. While acknowledging the Apostate's solid construction and good edge, the reviewer notes minor flaws like a sharp flipper tab and a less-than-ideal pocket clip, ultimately deeming it a good knife for its price point but lacking the 'wow' factor of higher-end options.