Videos tagged with Everyday Carry Knife

This video delves into the intricate world of knife making, from the rigorous testing standards of the American Bladesmith Society to the nuanced design considerations for various applications. It highlights the journey of a master bladesmith, emphasizing the importance of metallurgy, heat treatment, and craftsmanship in creating durable and functional blades. The discussion also touches upon the practicalities of knife use, self-defense applications, and the growing appreciation for American-made quality in the industry.

This video provides an overview of several Spyderco knife models, highlighting the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 as a universally accepted benchmark, often compared to the Glock 19. It details the features, manufacturing locations (USA and China), locking mechanisms (compression lock vs. liner lock), and material differences (G10 vs. FRN) across the Paramilitary 2, Paramilitary 3, Tenacious, and Dragonfly 2. The presenter emphasizes the importance of ergonomics, aftermarket support, and steel quality in knife selection.

This video reviews the Kershaw Cryo, an assisted-opening drop point knife designed by Rick Hinderer. The reviewer highlights its titanium carbon nitride finish, 8CR13MOV steel blade, and frame lock mechanism. While praised for its budget-friendly price and suitability for light tasks like opening boxes, its assisted opening feature may be restricted in some areas, and the blade steel is not ideal for heavy-duty prying. The reviewer also notes the stiff pocket clip as a minor drawback.

This video reviews the Civivi Pragma Prime, a new folding knife from Civivi. The reviewer highlights its three-and-a-half-inch Damascus blade, button lock, and aluminum handle, emphasizing its suitability for one-handed operation.

This video reviews two knives from Scallywag Tactical: the Professional Guardian and the Jolly Roger. The Professional Guardian is presented as a self-defense tool with a D2 steel blade, G10 grips, and a two-finger ring for retention, suitable for close-quarters combat. The Jolly Roger is an everyday carry knife with a 420 stainless steel blade and a stout pocket clip. Both knives are praised for their premium quality.

This review covers two knives from Scallywag Tactical: the Professional Guardian and the Jolly Roger. The Professional Guardian is presented as a self-defense tool with a D2 steel blade, G10 grips, and a two-finger ring for retention. The Jolly Roger is an everyday carry option featuring a 420 stainless steel blade and G10 grips. Both knives come with durable sheaths and pocket clips, respectively.

The Cevivi Mini Praxis is a highly popular and affordable everyday carry knife, consistently selling over 5,000 units monthly. Despite its budget-friendly $30 price point, it features a D2 steel blade with a flat grind, G10 scales, and a deep carry pocket clip. While praised for its smooth action on ball bearings and slicing capability, some users find the flipper-tab-only opening and liner lock less ideal. It's considered a functional and reliable option for general cutting tasks and a good candidate for customization.

This video highlights the Benchmade Bugout as a highly popular EDC knife, discussing various configurations and materials. It showcases different blade steels like CPM-S30V, S90V, and M390, and scale materials including carbon fiber and aluminum. The presenter expresses a personal preference for a specific aluminum-scaled M390 version with a battleworn finish and burnt brass accents.

The Spyderco Para 3 is presented as the perfect EDC knife, particularly in CPM CruWear steel with G10 handles. The reviewer highlights its excellent slicing ability, edge retention, and comfortable grip, even for larger hands, allowing for both full grips and fine task control via the choil. This model is considered a top-tier folding knife for everyday carry.

This video reviews three Buck knife models: the classic Buck 110 folding knife, the Buck 119 Bowie knife suitable for hunters and outdoorsmen, and the Buck 836 Cerk as a preferred everyday carry option. The presenter highlights their quality, durability, and lifetime warranties, emphasizing their value for money.

This video provides an in-depth overview of the Benchmade Bugout 535BK-07, highlighting its burnt brass anodized 6061 T6 aluminum scales and M390 blade steel. The presenter discusses the material properties, corrosion resistance, and wear protection offered by anodization, comparing it to other Bugout variations and similar knives in the market. The review emphasizes the knife's suitability for everyday carry, hikers, and backpackers, while acknowledging its premium price point.

This overview of the Tactile Knife Company Chupacabra focuses on its value proposition at $249, highlighting the MagnaCut steel, Superlock mechanism, and anodized aluminum scales. The speaker, drawing on extensive contract analysis experience, asserts the pricing is fair and reasonable when compared to other US-made MagnaCut knives. Key considerations for potential buyers include the knife's robust construction, excellent lockup, and the premium materials used, making it a strong contender for those seeking a high-performance EDC folder.