Videos tagged with Clip Point Blade

This video provides a detailed look at the Demko AD20.5 knife, focusing on its Shark Lock mechanism and premium materials. The presenter, an enthusiast collector, demonstrates the smooth deployment and solid lockup of the knife, highlighting key markings like '20CV TAIWAN' and the 'Demko' logo. The emphasis is on the knife's fidget-friendly nature and its quality construction, suitable for knife enthusiasts and collectors.

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 reviews the Tactile Knife Bear, a compact slip joint knife featuring Magnacut steel and a built-in bottle opener. The reviewer highlights its thin profile, titanium scales, and American manufacturing. While acknowledging its limited cutting edge and non-locking nature, the presenter emphasizes its usefulness as a conversation piece and convenient EDC item for specific situations, particularly where locking knives are restricted.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Lightning Fireball Mini OTF knife, highlighting its compact size, double-action mechanism, and affordability. The presenter, nutnfancy, emphasizes its suitability for everyday carry and its potential for customization and sharpening. He also discusses variations, steel types, and compares it to other OTF knives.

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 video reviews the Kershaw Emerson CQC collaboration knives, highlighting their value and design inspired by Ernie Emerson's original CQC-8. The presenter discusses various models, steel types (D2 and HRC14MOV), blade shapes, and the functional 'wave' feature. He emphasizes their affordability and suitability for everyday carry and tactical applications, while also noting minor drawbacks like clip design and frame lock wear.

This review of the Cold Steel Broken Skull knife, presented by the authoritative gear reviewer Nutnfancy, highlights its exceptional value and performance for EDC, tactical use, and self-defense. Nutnfancy praises the Carpenter CTS XHP blade steel with DLC coating, the robust Tri-Ad lock, and the lightweight G10 handle, deeming it a 'must buy' for enthusiasts.

Nutnfancy, an established tactical gear reviewer, provides an analytical and enthusiastic review of the HK Turmoil 14808BK OTF knife. He positions it as a superior Every Day Carry (EDC) option compared to the more expensive Benchmade Infidel, praising its rapid deployment, light weight (3.4 oz), and value (around $180-$190 street price). While noting minor drawbacks like out-of-the-box sharpness, the review highlights the Turmoil's fast action and slim profile as key advantages.

This review of the Lightning OTF knife by Nutnfancy highlights its exceptional value and reliability for its price point. Nutnfancy, an established tactical gear reviewer, emphasizes its fun, fast, and affordable nature, making it an ideal 'fondling knife' for enthusiasts. Despite its budget origins, it offers comparable deployment speed to high-end models and performs well in basic cutting and stabbing tests.

This review of the VTech Titan X2 highlights its excellence as an EDC knife, particularly for its sharp, well-executed gimping, lightweight pillar construction, and deep-carry pocket clip. Despite being discontinued, the knife is praised for its durable 440C steel blade, comfortable ergonomics, and overall reliability for everyday tasks like opening packages and food preparation. The reviewer, a long-time user since 2004, emphasizes its value and performance for its original price point.

This review of the SOG Northwest Ranger 2.0 highlights its suitability as a mid-size, compact combat or soldier blade for load-bearing equipment. The knife features O8 steel with a full flat grind and a classic clip point blade, praised for its sharpness and edge retention. While the knife itself is highly rated for its fit, finish, and balanced feel, the included leather sheath is identified as a significant drawback, particularly for survival or military applications due to its material and attachment method.

This review by Nutnfancy provides an in-depth analysis of the 2010 Cold Steel Recon 1, focusing on its significant weight reduction and the implementation of the robust Tri-Ad lock. The speaker, known for his analytical and thorough approach, highlights the knife's AUS 8A steel, G10 handle, and exceptional value proposition compared to competitors. The assessment emphasizes objective performance and design over marketing tactics.