Videos tagged with Defensive Blade

This review of the Cold Steel Steel Tiger Karambit highlights its effectiveness as a specialized combat and defensive blade. While not ideal for everyday tasks like peeling apples or cutting bread due to its specialized design, it excels in its intended role. The reviewer emphasizes its lightweight nature, durable construction with AUS-8A steel, and secure Secure-X sheath, making it a highly likable option for its focused purpose.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Al Mar Eagle HD knife, comparing it to its predecessor, the Eagle Ultralight. The presenter, identified as 'nutnfancy', emphasizes the importance of carrying a reliable knife as part of an everyday carry (EDC) system. He details the design, materials, weight, and intended uses of both Al Mar models, highlighting the HD's increased robustness for tactical applications while maintaining a lightweight profile.

This review of the Cold Steel Roach Belly highlights its exceptional value for money, positioning it as a budget-friendly tactical fixed blade suitable for everyday carry. The knife features a specialized blade sweep ideal for draw cuts and a sharp point for defensive applications. Its lightweight design and affordability make it a compelling option for those seeking a reliable defensive tool.

This guide, based on Nutnfancy's review, details deployment techniques for the Cold Steel Ti-Lite Zytel. It covers pocket snag deployment, thumb stud use, and manual flicking, emphasizing training for the pocket method. The knife is presented as a specialized defensive tool rather than an ideal EDC.

The Cold Steel Voyager Medium is presented as a highly capable EDC knife, especially after specific modifications. Key improvements include addressing the stock pocket clip's tendency to shred pockets by reprofiling it and smoothing the handle texture with JB Weld. The knife offers excellent ergonomics, secure grip, fast manual deployment, and a solid lockup.

This video reviews the discontinued Cold Steel Peacekeeper II, a compact fixed-blade knife praised for its lightweight design, effectiveness, and affordability (around $30). The reviewer highlights its versatility for defensive and offensive use, noting its Kraton grip, sheath with clip, and leaf dagger blade. Different steel types are discussed, including 420 Sub Zero quench and Carbon V, with a mention of the last produced versions in 4116 Krupp stainless steel. Potential modifications like a 20º grind for improved slashing and thrusting are mentioned, along with a drawback of the short handle. It's recommended as a good budget option for a compact fixed blade for self-defense.