Videos tagged with EDC Knife

This guide details specific knife handling techniques for the American Outlaw K, emphasizing its design for both general cutting and fine, controlled tasks. The speaker, demonstrating expert-level knowledge, explains how the blade's belly, thumb ramp, and finger choil facilitate different grip styles for leverage and precision. Techniques for holding the blade directly for intricate work are also covered.

This video showcases the EOTECH x TEKTO folding knife, highlighting its tanto blade style and branded details. The demonstration includes handling the knife with tactical gloves in an outdoor range setting, featuring a camouflage-painted target stand. While not a firearm guide, it offers a glimpse into EDC gear.

This entry details the design considerations for an everyday carry (EDC) knife, emphasizing practical features like deep-carry pocket clips and one-handed button-style opening mechanisms. The speaker, with extensive hunting experience, highlights the knife's versatility for daily tasks and its potential for tactical applications, based on positive user feedback.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Spyderco Retract knife, a design by Ed Shempp. The presenter, demonstrating significant familiarity with knife features and handling, highlights the Kukri-style blade, deep carry wire clip, and the secure liner lock mechanism. The smooth one-handed deployment via the thumb hole is also showcased, along with close-up views of the knife's construction.

TheYankeeMarshal, an experienced individual in firearms and gear, discusses his personal preferences for EDC knife blade types. He advocates for plain, straight edges for most everyday carry tasks like opening boxes, citing ease of maintenance. However, he strongly recommends serrated blades for knives kept in a vehicle or for 'out in the woods' scenarios where cutting through tougher materials is anticipated. He demonstrates a Cold Steel Voyager as an example of a suitable car knife.

This review covers the Buck 239 Infusion, an affordable and versatile EDC pocket knife. The instructor highlights its sharp 3.25-inch drop point blade, comfortable ergonomics, and quick flipper action. It's praised for its value, featuring a lifetime warranty from Buck Knives for under $50.

This video showcases a Benchmade Griptilian knife, focusing on its aesthetic customization through different handle scale options. It visually demonstrates the knife with both black and olive green scales, highlighting the closed and open positions. The presentation also includes a Benchmade-branded box and a paracord lanyard with a butterfly bead, offering a glimpse into personalizing this classic EDC model.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Benchmade 550 Griptilian folding knife. It highlights the knife's CPM S30V blade steel, Modified Sheepsfoot blade shape, and the reliable Axis lock mechanism. The demonstration emphasizes the smooth operation and ergonomics, with a preview of upcoming customization options like new scales. The presenter's familiarity with specific knife models and materials indicates an experienced perspective.

This video showcases a humorous Lunar New Year tradition where a 'Vietnamese American Uncle' gifts a Tekto F2 Charlie folding knife and a custom 2011-style handgun. The speaker, identified as Shortshot Tony, then humorously uses the custom handgun as a marker in a traditional 'Bau Cua Ca Cop' gambling game, highlighting a blend of cultural customs and modern firearm enthusiasm.

This video provides an expert-level review of the Spyderco Native 5 Lightweight and Microjimbo, both featuring the highly sought-after CPM 15V steel. The speaker, demonstrating deep knowledge of knife metallurgy and design, highlights the unique properties of CPM 15V, especially when treated by Shawn Houston's 'Triple B' protocol. Comparisons are drawn between the Native 5's back lock and the Microjimbo's compression lock, with both knives passing a paper slice test to showcase their exceptional factory edge sharpness.

This review of the HX Outdoors Rock Apex survival knife highlights its exceptional value, with a price point under $100. The knife features robust DC53 steel, a 3.8-inch blade, and a durable G10 handle. While praised for its solid construction and effective sheath, its weight may not suit ultralight backpackers. The reviewer demonstrates its capabilities in whittling and notes its aggressive pommel design.

This video provides a detailed review of the Tekto Knives A2 Badger, a compact automatic pocket knife. It highlights the knife's small size, suitable for discreet carry, and its construction materials, including carbon fiber and titanium-coated D2 steel. The review also covers key features like the Tonto blade style, glass breaker, and ambidextrous pocket clip, along with its price and a discount code.