Videos tagged with Everyday Carry Knife

This video showcases the everyday carry (EDC) knife used by Johnny Q, identified as the "Incisor II". The description also provides a discount code (Q15) for purchases and a direct link to the knife on the CIVIVI website, along with various social media and contact links for the creator. While the video's primary focus is a knife, the creator's presence and the context of EDC could appeal to an audience interested in preparedness and everyday tools.

This video provides guidance on how to choose an Everyday Carry (EDC) pocket knife. It discusses the reasons for carrying a pocket knife, categorizes different usage scenarios, and highlights key considerations. The video features a variety of popular knife models from brands like Benchmade, Spyderco, CRKT, Gerber, Chris Reeve, CJRB, and Hogue, offering a broad overview for viewers interested in selecting a reliable EDC blade.

This YouTube video, titled 'The PERFECT Self-Defense Knife - BERSERKER BLADE KNIFE,' focuses on promoting the Berserker Blade knife. The description highlights the knife as a 'Lethal Indestructible' option for self-defense and also links to other survival and self-defense related products like a water filter, a 'NOC' knife, a rescue knife, and a 'Bug Out Escape Bag' blueprint. The uploader, Jason Hanson, is identified as a former CIA officer and author, with his channel specializing in Home Defense Tips, Tactical Defense, and Personal Protection Training.

The Clinch Pick, designed by Craig Douglas of ShivWorks, is a tactical knife optimized for fighting in confined spaces. Its egg-shaped handle and downward diagonal carry facilitate quick deployment and retention, even when pinned. The reverse edge is specifically designed for shearing grips and creating space in close-quarters combat scenarios, particularly useful in environments like vehicles.

This review of the Kershaw Blackout 1550, presented by veteran reviewer Nutnfancy, covers its design as both an EDC and tactical folding knife. Key aspects discussed include its Polyamide handle with functional checkering, a weight of 3.8 ounces, internal steel liners, and blade geometry. The review highlights the assisted opening mechanism, solid lockup, and critiques the pocket clip and lanyard hole size. Older models feature 440A steel, while newer ones use 13C26 Sandvik.