Videos tagged with Fixed Blade

This review of the HX Outdoors Rock Apex survival knife highlights its robust construction, including DC53 steel and a full-tang design, making it a capable tool for outdoor tasks. The reviewer, demonstrating high expertise, praises its value under $100 and the functional hybrid sheath, while noting its weight might not suit ultralight backpackers.

This masterclass, developed by Jake Hoback and presented by Kit Badger, offers comprehensive knife-making instruction. It covers essential topics from shop safety and machine operation to advanced lock geometry and design principles. The course also includes expert interviews and CAD resources to aid makers at all levels.

Marine X, a recognized tactical and EDC content creator, provides an expert overview of the most impressive new knife and gear releases from SHOT Show 2026. The video highlights innovations from brands like Buck Knives, Chaves Knives, Demko Knives, Nextorch, and Ocaso Knives, focusing on new models, materials, and features relevant to everyday carry enthusiasts.

This review covers the Atienza Blades Wicked, a knife designed specifically as a weapon rather than a tool. It highlights the differences between the production and custom models, detailing materials like AEBL and S35VN steel, G10 and ABS handle options, and innovative Kydex sheaths with foam spacers. The review emphasizes the weapon-centric design philosophy, contrasting it with general-purpose knives and discussing its application in bladed arts.

This video compares OTF (Out-The-Front) knives, OTS (Out-The-Side) knives, and fixed blade knives, covering their legal aspects and features for collectors, outdoor enthusiasts, and general appreciation of blades. It aims to be informative for various users interested in high-performance cutting tools. The description encourages viewer engagement through comments and calls for likes, shares, and subscriptions.

This review of the AMTAC Battle Axe emphasizes its design as a weapon that can be used as a tool, rather than the other way around. The presenter details the unique sheath system, designed for strong-side or horizontal carry, allowing for a direct draw into a strike. Key design elements like the choil, bearded edge, and lack of a rear spike are discussed in relation to its combat effectiveness and safety.

This video provides a positive review of the LT Wright Jessmuk fixed blade knife, highlighting its unique design and suitability for woodworking and bushcraft applications. The presenter expresses strong personal approval of the knife.

This video provides an expert review of the Montana Knife Company (MKC) Wargoat fixed blade knife, highlighting its suitability for everyday carry (EDC). The reviewer, Marine X, an established gear reviewer, emphasizes the knife's robust construction, including its Magnacut steel blade, full tang, and G-10 scales, positioning it as a top-tier option for utility and self-defense applications.

This video provides an expert review of the top 10 survival knives available on Amazon in 2024, featuring detailed insights from a specialized gear reviewer. It covers a range of knives from brands like Windlass, Midgards Messer, SOG, Schrade, TOPS Knives, Joker, Woodman's Pal, and Cold Steel, discussing their materials, dimensions, and unique features for survival and tactical applications.

This video explores various 'spy knives' designed for discreet everyday carry, presented by Jason Hanson and Melissa Backwoods. It covers a range of concealed blades, from disguised everyday objects to specialized tactical tools, emphasizing their utility and concealment methods. The discussion highlights practical applications and the importance of understanding legalities and carry options.

This video showcases a unique fixed-blade knife from GHG HUSSLE, featuring an integrated green laser. The demonstration highlights the simple push-button activation and the laser's projection capability, offering a glimpse into specialized EDC tools.

This video demonstrates how to reveal a hidden blade concealed within a plastic comb. The speaker, an enthusiast, shows the item at a gun show, highlighting its novelty and potential for everyday carry or self-defense. The comb knife is presented as a discreet, low-cost item found at vendor tables.