Videos tagged with Cold Steel Voyager

This video from TheYankeeMarshal addresses a viewer's question about EDC knife blade preference, specifically straight edge versus partial serrations. The experienced speaker differentiates between knives for car carry and everyday carry (EDC). For car use or outdoor situations, a serrated blade is preferred, exemplified by a Cold Steel Voyager. For EDC, the speaker leans towards a plain, straight edge, as their primary use is for tasks like opening boxes rather than heavy-duty cutting.

This episode of the America Guns and Freedom podcast features discussions on firearm modifications, particularly concerning Glock switches and potential design changes by Glock to prevent their use. The host, The Yankee Marshal, also touches on firearm acquisition, knife giveaways, and unrelated topics like car performance and personal anecdotes. The conversation highlights community engagement and addresses viewer questions on a range of subjects, offering insights into current firearm industry trends and legal discussions.

This comprehensive review, led by former Navy SEAL Coch, details an extensive collection of knives used throughout his career, spanning from 1986 BUD/S training to modern tactical applications. Coch provides candid, experience-based critiques of various fixed-blade and folding knives, including the Ka-Bar USN Mark 2, Buckmaster, Glock Knife, SOG SEAL Pup, Cold Steel SRK, Gerber Mark II, and specialized custom options from Winkler Knives and Toor Knives. He also discusses EDC folders like Spyderco and larger Cold Steel models, emphasizing the importance of weighted training knives for realistic combatives practice.

This video is a comprehensive screen shopping exercise of Cold Steel knives by YouTuber nutnfancy. He navigates the Cold Steel website, offering opinions and insights on various models, focusing on their martial craft and defensive blade applications. The review covers a wide range of knives, from folders like the Luzon and Espada to fixed blades like the Master Hunter and machetes, highlighting their features, materials, and potential uses.

This video review focuses on the Cold Steel Frenzy, highlighting its 'dominance' and providing links to purchase it and other Cold Steel knives like the Voyager and Espada. The description also includes affiliate links for SMAEL Mudmaster homage watches, suggesting a potential crossover in content or a bundled review. While the title emphasizes a knife, the inclusion of watch links might indicate a broader EDC (Everyday Carry) theme.

This video focuses on the Custom Knife Factory (CKF) "Morrf" series, described as an expensive yet excellent knife. The creator also highlights several more affordable and "awesome" knife options for viewers seeking a "banger," including specific models from Kershaw and Cold Steel. The video provides links to purchase these knives and rates the Morrf series with a 5-star rating on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale.

This video reviews the CRKT GSD knife, an EDC blade designed to 'Get Stuff Done.' While highlighting its attractive appearance, the reviewer points out significant downsides that may surprise viewers. The description also lists several other preferred EDC knife options from brands like Kershaw, Spyderco, Cold Steel, Boker Plus, Al Mar, SOG, and Ontario.

This video provides an expert review of Cold Steel tactical folding knives, emphasizing their durability, locking mechanisms (specifically the Tri-Ad lock), and 'philosophy of use' for intimidation and self-defense. Nutnfancy, a veteran gear reviewer, demonstrates batoning, compares various models like the Recon 1 and Voyager XL, and discusses the psychological impact of large blades. The review highlights the robust construction and reliability of these knives through extensive testing.

This review by Nutnfancy focuses on the 2011 redesign of the Cold Steel Voyager series, highlighting their transformation into robust 'hard use' tactical folders. The analysis covers blade steel, lock strength, handle ergonomics, and overall value, positioning them as essential 'preparedness blades'. Nutnfancy's expert assessment emphasizes practical utility and durability for everyday carry and emergency situations.

This video reviews the Cold Steel Mini Lawman folding knife, highlighting several significant design flaws. The reviewer criticizes the lockup's wiggle, the knife's chunkiness despite its light weight due to the Triad-Lock, the impractical low pocket clip placement causing a 1-inch protrusion, the abrasive G10 handle material shredding pockets, the lack of jimping, and the blade arriving dull. While acknowledging the ergonomic G10 handles, fast deployment, adequate steel, and utility blade shape, the reviewer concludes that the downsides outweigh the positives, suggesting several alternative EDC blades that offer better design and carry. The reviewer gives the knife a 5 out of 10 on their likeability scale.

This review by Nutnfancy provides an in-depth look at the Spyderco Persistence, a compact EDC folder. He highlights its value, comparing it to the larger Tenacious and other popular EDC knives like the Kershaw Skyline and Cold Steel Voyager. The review emphasizes the Persistence's improved blade retention and suitability for everyday tasks.

This video critiques the Cold Steel Voyager series, focusing on perceived design flaws despite acknowledging its strengths. The reviewer highlights the knife's lightweight tactical design, adequate steel, lockup, and blade shape. However, the primary criticism is directed at the execution of the pocket clip, which is described as poorly profiled, fabric-ripping, and less effective than previous molded-in clip designs. The reviewer suggests re-profiling the clip to improve carryability.