Videos tagged with FRN

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Spyderco Native 5 Lightweight and Microjimbo, both featuring the high-performance CPM 15V steel. The speaker, a high-level enthusiast, details unboxing, features, ergonomics, and specialized heat treatments, including Shawn Houston's 'Triple B' logo. Comparisons are drawn between the Native 5's back lock and the Microjimbo's compression lock, with both knives demonstrating excellent sharpness in a paper slice test.

This video focuses on Spyderco's lighter offerings, specifically highlighting the Sage and Tenacious models with FRN (Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon) handles. The reviewer expresses a preference for lighter gear and notes that Spyderco seems to be addressing this with these new variants, some of which come in appealing colors. Links to purchase the reviewed knives, as well as other Spyderco models like the Manix, Paramilitary, Enduras, and Domino, are provided in the description. An F4U Corsair model is also featured.

This guide, based on Nutnfancy's review, focuses on the ergonomic features and blade design of the Spyderco Stretch 2. It highlights the importance of aggressive jimping for control, the benefits of a full flat grind for slicing, and the overall lightweight design suitable for tactical and everyday carry. Nutnfancy's expert assessment emphasizes the knife's refined, problem-free design and its potential 'Hall of Fame' status.

This review focuses on the Cold Steel Large PE Voyager, highlighting its excellent cutting performance and fast deployment, but heavily criticizing the factory pocket clip. The instructor provides a detailed, step-by-step modification process to fix the clip's ergonomics and mounting position, transforming the knife into an 'outstanding' EDC tool. Despite minor criticisms like the lack of gimping on the steel, the modified Voyager is highly recommended for its lightweight design, strong lockup, and razor-sharp edge.