Videos tagged with CRKT

This review of the TacPak subscription box indicates an improvement over previous months, offering more general usefulness for the average person. However, the reviewer questions the value proposition, suggesting individual purchases might be more cost-effective. The business model is criticized for its short cancellation window, though the box is acknowledged as one of the better ones seen in nearly a decade.

This video showcases a 2025-2026 Spyderco knife collection, highlighting various models like the Para 3, Para-Military 2, Manix 2, and Shaman. The presenter, an experienced collector, details aftermarket modifications, specific blade steels (CPM-15V, MagnaCut, CPM-10V), and offers insights into identifying counterfeit products. The review also touches upon budget-friendly alternatives from brands like Kershaw and CRKT.

This video details a 2025 Christmas Party EDC setup, featuring a Springfield XDS Mod 1 in .45 ACP with Doubletap ammunition as the primary firearm. Complementing the pistol are a CRKT Executive CEO folding knife for low-profile carry, a Blacksmith Tactical IWB holster with concealment enhancements, and a Vice belt for comfort and flexibility. The EDC is rounded out with a spare 6-round magazine loaded with G9 projectiles and a compact Olight keychain flashlight.

This video review showcases the top 5 Everyday Carry (EDC) knives, with a focus on their security aspects, as highlighted in the title. The creator, 'themarine_x', provides affiliate links to specific knife models including CRKT Pup Liner Lock, CRKT Pup Slip Joint, CRKT TWist Tighe, Daily Carry Co 1911 Knife, and Korcraft Knife. The description also includes links to the creator's Amazon storefront, business inquiries, mailing address, channel memberships, Discord server, Instagram, and other social media platforms, along with some of their favorite gear and camera equipment.

This YouTube video features a CRKT Provoke X knife being tested on a skull. The creator, Tactical Advisor, highlights that due to new platform rules, they cannot fully demonstrate how the channel is supported. They encourage viewers to visit their website for links to support the channel, including affiliate links for wireless microphones and lighting. The description also promotes following the creator on Rumble, Greyhive, and Telegram for uncensored content, and their Locals page for exclusive content and giveaways. A notice emphasizes that demonstrations are performed by trained professionals at a private range with medical personnel on-site, and firearms are rendered inoperable when not in use.

This video offers a first look at the brand new CRKT Provoke X axe. The presenter, who identifies as a Law Enforcement professional and certified firearms instructor, highlights the axe and discusses how viewers can support the channel through various links. The description also includes a strong disclaimer about the nature of the demonstrations and safety protocols in place.

This YouTube video features a review of the CRKT Provoke EDC knife, highlighting its unique design and functionality. The title suggests it's a modern take on a pocket knife. The description includes affiliate links to purchase the knife, other recommended items on Amazon, and links to the creator's business inquiries, social media, and other channels. It also details options for joining a fan community for exclusive perks.

This YouTube video focuses on "Ultimate Everyday Carry Essentials & SHTF Tips!" The creator showcases a variety of EDC items, including knives (CRKT Twist Tighe, MKC Battle Goat), flashlights (Wuben X2 Pro, Nitecore EDC31), a tactical watch (C5 Tactical Field Solar Watch), a wallet (Axwell Wallet), a smartphone (Google Pixel 9 Pro XL), and clothing. The description also includes links to various affiliate products and a call to action for viewers to join the "Battalion" for exclusive perks. The video appears to be a live Q&A session with an emphasis on preparedness and EDC gear.

This video features a review and analysis of the CRKT Provoke X Folding Axe. The content likely focuses on the design, functionality, materials, and potential applications of this specific folding axe. Given the product's nature, it may appeal to individuals interested in tactical gear, outdoor tools, and everyday carry items.

This video features a "Top 15 Gear of the Year 2024" list from TheMarineX, focusing on everyday carry (EDC) items. The content highlights a variety of products including tactical and field watches (Benrus, Rec Spec, Vaer), wallets (Axwell, Dango, Proof), and a significant selection of flashlights (Sofirn, Nitecore, Fenix, Olight, Acebeam) and knives (Kubey, Civivi, CJRB, Benchmade, TRM, CRKT). While the title suggests a gear review, the specific items lean heavily towards EDC tools and accessories rather than firearms themselves, although some of the brands and product types are popular within the firearms community.

This video focuses on Black Friday deals for Everyday Carry (EDC) and outdoor gear, with a strong emphasis on tools, knives, flashlights, and watches. While not directly featuring firearms, the content caters to a demographic interested in preparedness, self-reliance, and survival tools, which often overlap with the firearms community. Several featured items like multi-tools, knives, and flashlights are common companions to firearms in an EDC setup. The presenter offers discounts and affiliate links for various brands, encouraging viewers to shop for the presented deals.

This video showcases an "I Carry" segment featuring a Glock G30 Gen5 pistol chambered in .45 ACP. The firearm is carried in a DeSantis Cozy Partner leather holster. The description also mentions the inclusion of a CRKT Soldotna fixed-blade knife, suggesting a broader EDC (Everyday Carry) focus beyond just the firearm. The content appears to be a straightforward presentation of a concealed carry setup.