Videos tagged with Cutlery Shoppe

This YouTube video is a review of the Spyderco Manix 2 LW Orange, a lightweight and versatile folding knife. The reviewer highlights it as a favorite design and specifically focuses on the Cutlery Shoppe's limited edition orange version. The description provides a direct link to purchase the knife, suggesting its exclusivity and expected quick sell-out.

This video review of the Gerber Propel auto knife highlights a critical failure: the knife fails to lock open reliably, even on camera during the review. The reviewer expresses disappointment, noting that while Gerber is producing more attractive automatic knives, this particular model has a significant reliability issue. The reviewer's "Nutnfancy Likability Scale" rating of 1 out of 5 underscores the severity of the flaw.

This YouTube video, titled '2016 Spyderco New Knives Review by Nutnfancy', focuses on an upcoming release of Spyderco knives. The description indicates that most of these knives are not yet available, encouraging viewers to check back for updates. It also directs viewers to CutleryShoe.com for further information. The content promises a review of new knife models from Spyderco, likely featuring analysis and commentary from the reviewer, Nutnfancy.

The Leatherman Leap, despite being marketed for kids, offers surprisingly robust pliers superior to the Juice series, making it a great value at $40. While its toolset is functional, including a saw and sheep's foot blade, the reviewer prefers the Juice S2 for its slimmer profile. The Leap's unique safety feature allows the blade to be installed by the user, adding a customizable element.

This video review compares the Spyderco Positron to the Spyderco Southard Folder, highlighting the Positron as a superior EDC option due to its lighter weight, faster action, and cooler design. The reviewer praises the Positron as an impressive second effort by designer Brad Southard, emphasizing its good looks and practical EDC capabilities despite its cost. The video also briefly mentions and provides links for a Benchmade Osborne Axis and a Benchmade Emissary.

This video reviews the Cold Steel Paradox, highlighting its unique blade shape and unusual deployment mechanism. The reviewer notes its limited Point of Use (POU) and assigns it a low score on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale (2/10). The description also promotes buying Cold Steel products from cutleryshoppe.com with a discount code.

This video features a comprehensive review of the Spyderco Dice, a smaller variant of the Spyderco Domino. Nutnfancy delves into its titanium frame lock, flipper deployment, ball bearing pivot, internal stop pin, and the signature Spydie carry clip. The review covers the knife's philosophies of use, build quality, ergonomics, "cubic check" carbon fiber scale, blade speed, lockup, and the choice of XHP steel. It also showcases several competing knives and discusses the moderate value of this Taiwanese-made blade, noting its expense. The reviewer assigns a high Likability Scale rating of 9 out of 10 and provides purchasing links.

This video review focuses on the SOG Slim Jim, highlighting its exceptional thinness and lightweight design for everyday carry (EDC). The reviewer praises it as the best iteration of the design, noting improvements in lockup compared to earlier versions. The knife's thin profile makes it unobtrusive, and its blade length is deemed suitable for various uses, including as a 'pocket bread knife.' Excellent ergonomics with well-executed jimping are also pointed out. The video emphasizes the high value proposition of the knife and the effectiveness of its pocket clips. Links to purchase are provided from Blade HQ and Cutlery Shoppe. The reviewer assigns a Nutnfancy Likability Scale score of 7 out of 10.

This YouTube video from Nutnfancy, titled "BM Bone Collector: Predator," focuses on a specific firearm. While the description doesn't detail the firearm's model or caliber, it highlights that 65,000 views indicate significant interest and that the video contains details. The creator provides purchase links for "Nutnfancy Specials" through BladeHQ and Cutlery Shoppe, suggesting the firearm or related gear is available for purchase. The video's score reflects its potential value to firearms enthusiasts interested in reviews and specific product discussions, with a high confidence due to the clear focus on a firearm product.

This video features Nutnfancy reviewing the Spyderco Cat C129 knife, highlighting its fast, light, and inexpensive nature. He discusses adding jimping to improve its ergonomics, noting that without it, it's 'just about perfect.' The review offers details on the knife and provides likability ratings and purchase links to Blade HQ and Cutlery Shoppe. It's presented as a highly recommended EDC option.

This video is a review of the Al Mar Nomad folder knife by Nutnfancy. The reviewer highlights its high style and functional quality for EDC or light tactical use. Key features discussed include the VG10 full flat ground blade, fast deployment, tight lockup, Kirk Rexroat design with a perfect thumb ramp and jimping, and its lightweight nature (3.4 oz). The G10 handles are described as well-rounded with medium traction. A point of consideration is the forced tip-down carry with some handle protrusion. The knife's fit and finish are praised as flawless, being produced in Seki City, Japan. The reviewer also mentions the good value for money, estimating the price between $140-$150, and notes its 'eclectic' design. A special offer for free shipping from TNPr knife supplier CutleryShoppe is mentioned with a discount code.

This YouTube video, titled "Al Mar Eagle HD: Everyday Protector" by Nutnfancy, appears to be a review of the Al Mar Eagle HD knife. The description highlights its slim and deadly tactical nature, suggesting it's suitable for everyday carry and protection. A discount code is provided for purchases, and the reviewer rates their likability of the product highly (9.5/10). The video is likely to cover the knife's features, performance, and suitability for various applications.