Videos tagged with Flipper Knife

This video provides an expert overview of the Buck Infusion EDC knife, highlighting its features, value, and practical applications. The instructor, with demonstrated expertise in firearms and knives, details the knife's drop point blade, flipper opening mechanism, reversible pocket clip, and lanyard hole. The review emphasizes its comfortable ergonomics, sharp steel blade, and exceptional price point under $50, making it a highly recommended option for everyday carry.

This video provides an expert-level review of Tekto knives, specifically comparing an Out-the-Front (OTF) model with a glass breaker to a SOTECH x TEKTO flipper knife featuring a lanyard hole. The speaker, experienced with firearms and demonstrating growing knowledge in knives, discusses the practical utility of glass breakers versus lanyard holes for everyday carry and emergency situations, inviting viewer input on their preferences.

This guide details the inspection and basic operation of the Kershaw 1660 Ken Onion Leek, an EDC knife. It covers blade deployment using the SpeedSafe mechanism, safety features like the tip lock slider, ergonomic considerations, and material composition. The review highlights its sharp, high-performance stainless steel blade and aluminum frame, designed by Ken Onion and made in the USA, with a caution against prying.

This YouTube video focuses on testing the slicing capabilities of a Tekto flipper knife. The title directly asks "Will it slice?" and the description confirms the testing of a Tekto knife. While the title mentions a knife, the context of 'flipper knife' and the potential for testing cutting abilities can overlap with interest from audiences who also engage with EDC (Everyday Carry) gear, which sometimes includes knives alongside firearms.

This video reviews several budget-friendly EDC (Everyday Carry) knives from 704 Gear, all priced under $20. The featured models include the Trailblazer, Urban Ranger, Hornet, and Strider, highlighting their D2 steel blades, G10 handles, and reversible pocket clips. The presenter emphasizes the value proposition, especially for Father's Day gifts, noting that these knives offer premium features at an accessible price point.

This video from 704 Tactical highlights several Amazon deals on tactical gear. It features Gowutar optics with RMR cut, shakeawake technology, and IPX8 waterproofing, available in red and green dots, with multi-reticle options. Also reviewed are the 704 Gear Sliver gentleman's folder and the 704 Gear Rogue fixed blade knife, along with the Celely T3 optic and a 10000mAh power bank. The presenter emphasizes the value and performance of these items, especially with the provided discount codes and current sale prices.

This video introduces two new knives from 704 Gear: the Strider and the Trailblazer. Both feature D2 coated steel blades, textured G10 handles, and reversible pocket clips. They offer dual opening methods with flippers and thumb studs, and a smooth action. A 20% discount is available for a limited time, bringing the price down to around $25 per knife.

This video reviews two distinct knife types: the Cancun C112 Karambit and a premium flipper knife from Citibine. The Karambit features a D2 steel blade, G10 or Micarta handle, and a Kydex sheath, offered at an affordable price point. The Citibine knife boasts an M390 steel blade, a full titanium handle with an integrated clip, and a smooth ceramic bearing action, positioned as a high-value premium option.

This review of the Gerber Flatiron cleaver knife highlights its unique 'funky' design and suitability for food preparation. While not recommended for heavy-duty tactical use or as a primary EDC due to its weight and blade shape limitations, it excels in the kitchen. The reviewer notes its attractive price point and aesthetic appeal, suggesting it's a good option for those seeking a distinctive knife for household tasks.

This review of the CRKT LCK knife, a collaboration with Ruger, highlights its elegant, narrow blade profile suitable for detailed work and EDC tasks. The reviewer praises its excellent edge retention after extensive cardboard testing and its smooth flipper action. While noting the use of 13Cr13MoV steel and the absence of jumping, the knife is recommended as a high-value, well-performing option.

This video provides a highly positive review of the Ferrum Forge Gent, a lightweight EDC knife. The reviewer emphasizes its excellent S35VN steel, clean design, comfortable G10 scales, and effective flipper tab. While praising its overall performance and value, the reviewer also compares it to other popular EDC options like the Benchmade Bugout and Real Steel G5 Metamorph, ultimately recommending the Gent as a top-tier choice.

This review focuses on the CRKT Prowess K290, a Ken Onion designed folding knife. The reviewer discusses its US 8 steel blade, polished finish, and flat grind, noting its suitability as an everyday carry (EDC) knife. While praising the blade's sharpness and the flipper deployment, the review points out drawbacks such as the ineffective jimping, less-than-ideal FRN handle traction, and a non-reversible tip-down pocket clip. Competitive options like the SOG Zoom and Inland EL06 are also briefly considered.