Videos tagged with Frame Lock

This review covers the Orbital Knives Fornax, a gentleman's style pocket knife designed by Paul Munko. It features S45VN steel, titanium scales with brass accents, a ball bearing pivot for smooth deployment, and a frame lock. The knife is noted for its sharp out-of-the-box edge and comes with a protective case.

The Orbital Knives Fornax, a Paul Moonco design, is presented as a gentleman's style EDC knife. It features S45VN steel with a modified drop point blade, titanium scales with brass inlays, and a smooth ball bearing pivot system. The knife is noted for its sharp out-of-the-box edge and comes with a protective case.

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 highlights five unique items seen at Blade Show Texas 2025, focusing on innovative EDC and knife designs. It features a Tacti-Out knife with an integrated bottle opener, a Seviivii Hobo Toolkit with titanium components, a Jack Wolf Knives bolster lock, a TK Knives DP1 neck knife honoring a father-in-law, and a Three Rivers Manufacturing Neutron 2 frame lock. The presenter, a self-proclaimed novice, emphasizes the innovation and practicality of these items for everyday carry and specialized uses.

This video showcases several new knives acquired at Blade Show Texas, including the Benchmade Mini Presidio II, a Tactile Knife with a MagnaCut blade and bottle opener, and the Three Rivers Manufacturing Neutron 2, their first frame lock model. The presenter highlights the materials, design, and feel of each knife, posing questions about viewer preferences.

This video reviews the O Knife Zen OAL, a folding knife designed by Ken Onion. The reviewer highlights its unique 'super aluminum' handle, which is exceptionally hard and lightweight, surpassing titanium in some properties. The knife features a CPM S45VN steel blade, an aluminum frame lock, and a deep-pocket steel clip. The reviewer emphasizes its featherweight design, making it the lightest 3-inch blade knife in the world, and notes its availability via a Kickstarter campaign.

This video from Shot Show 2024 highlights new knife releases from WE Knife and its sister company Civivi. It showcases several models with detailed descriptions of their design, materials, and locking mechanisms, including the Recer (designed by Kyle Lamb), Banter (updated Wharncliffe blade), Qubit (button lock), Quake (Tanto blade), Cendy (traditional style with hidden tools), and Flick Blades. The discussion emphasizes EDC suitability and innovative features.

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 video provides an expert-level review of the top 10 American-made EDC pocket knives for 2023. The instructor, demonstrating high authority and deep technical understanding, details specific models from brands like Hogue, SOG, Spyderco, Zero Tolerance, Chris Reeve, and Benchmade. Key features discussed include blade steels, locking mechanisms, handle materials, and price points, offering valuable insights for knife enthusiasts and buyers.

This review of the Gerber Lockdown Drive multi-tool highlights its potential dangers, particularly its difficult one-handed opening mechanism which can expose the user's thumb to the blade. While it offers a versatile bit driver compatible with common bits and a useful chisel edge, the tight frame lock and awkward access to tools like the awl are significant drawbacks. The reviewer suggests using it with two hands for safety, despite its advertised one-handed capability.

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 video reviews the Boker Alligator Toast, a value-oriented frame lock knife. The reviewer highlights its excellent speed, tight lockup, and comfortable ergonomics for its price point. While acknowledging the 440A steel as a downside, the reviewer emphasizes its suitability for light EDC tasks and its overall value at $25.