Videos tagged with Flipper

This video showcases the Civivi Gojiro G10, a folding knife received from Blade HQ. The reviewer highlights its D2 steel blade with a unique 'sprinkle' or Dessert Warrior pattern, and demonstrates its sharpness with a paper-cutting test. The overall tone is enthusiastic, reflecting an EDC hobbyist's perspective.

This guide demonstrates the basic operation of the Kershaw Fraction folding knife, focusing on its rapid blade deployment using a flipper and smooth closing action. It highlights the D2 steel blade, a common feature in everyday carry knives. The demonstration is suitable for beginners learning to handle folding knives safely.

This video reviews the 704 Gear Trailblazer, a pocket knife priced at $19.99, highlighting its D2 steel blade, G10 handles, and reversible pocket clip. The presenter, from his own company, emphasizes its ambidextrous features, solid lockup, and suitability for daily tasks and personal defense. The knife is presented as an excellent value for its price point.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Cold Steel Luzon folding knife by reviewer Nutnfancy. It covers the Large and Medium Luzon models, discussing their budget-friendly pricing, materials (8Cr13MoV steel, GFN handles), deployment mechanisms, and ergonomics. Comparisons are made to other popular knives, and the reviewer offers insights into their 'philosophy of use' for large folding knives.

The Kershaw Fault Line 8760X is a highly recommended value knife for its price point, offering good looks and functionality for everyday carry. While not a premium blade, it excels as a worker knife with a sharp out-of-box edge, a functional flipper, and a surprisingly smooth bearing system for its cost. The inclusion of a Kraton insert on the handle enhances grip for pocket extraction, and the tip-up carry is a plus for EDC enthusiasts.

This guide details the operation of the CRKT Mah Eraser Folding Tanto Knife, as presented by George Poulos, a Product Specialist at OpticsPlanet. It covers the knife's design features, including G10 scales, metal bolsters, a four-position clip, and the modified Tanto blade. Emphasis is placed on the safe deployment and closure using the flipper and the critical LAWKS locking system.

This review by Nutnfancy, a recognized authority in the EDC community, thoroughly examines the Kershaw Skyline (Model 1760). He highlights its exceptional value, lightweight design (2.4 oz with a 3.125-inch blade), and functional drop-point blade shape, designating it an 'EDC Hall of Famer.' The review covers its Sandvik 14C28N steel, flipper deployment, solid liner lock, and comfortable G10 handle, while also noting the lack of factory jimping and recommending a specific pocket carry orientation.

This video review of the Kershaw Chill highlights its exceptional value at a $16 price point, making it a top budget EDC option. Reviewer Nutnfancy, an established gear authority, details its RJ Martin design, 8Cr13MoV steel, and lightweight G10 construction. He also demonstrates a practical modification by adding custom jimping to the blade spine for enhanced grip, showcasing a hands-on approach to improving gear performance.