Videos tagged with Full Tang

This video provides an expert-level overview of over a dozen TOPS Knives models, detailing their specifications, intended uses, and unique features. The presenter, demonstrating deep knowledge of knife construction and application, covers everything from compact EDC blades to large chopping tools and even a tomahawk. Viewers gain insights into materials like 1095 Carbon Steel and CPM S35VN, construction methods like full tang, and specific design elements that contribute to each knife's performance in various scenarios.

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 video provides an expert-level overview of the Hill People Gear Coyote Knife, highlighting its robust construction, premium materials like A2 Tool Steel and Micarta, and thoughtful design. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, details its specifications, ergonomic features, and suitability for various outdoor tasks including hunting and bushcraft. The knife's craftsmanship, made by LT Wright in the USA and paired with a JRE Industries sheath, is emphasized as a key selling point for this small-batch production item.

This guide details the field use of the Odenwolf D2 fixed blade knife, as demonstrated by Lt Col Nutnfancy. It covers initial carving tests, robust batoning performance, and heavy-duty bushcraft tasks, highlighting the knife's durability and value for its price point. The review emphasizes the effectiveness of both Scandi and Flat grind options for various outdoor applications.

This video provides an expert-level review of the LT Wright Next Gen knife, emphasizing its practical design for outdoor use. The speaker, TX Gear Guy, demonstrates high authority with detailed insights into A2 tool steel properties, handle ergonomics, and comparative knowledge of other popular knives like the Mora Companion. The knife is recommended for camp chores, food prep, and light wood processing.

This video reviews several fixed blade knives available for under $20, highlighting their features, materials, and value. The instructor emphasizes their suitability as gift options and for various applications, from everyday carry to survival. Key features discussed include D2 and 14C28N steel, full tang construction, Kydex sheaths, and ergonomic designs.

The Montana Knife Company TF24 is presented as a premium, do-it-all fixed blade knife suitable for everyday carry, hunting, fishing, self-defense, and utility tasks. The reviewer highlights its robust construction, including a MagnaCut blade, G10 scales, and titanium hardware, emphasizing its Made in USA origin and compliance with the Buy American Act. While acknowledging the $450 price point, the reviewer justifies it through the knife's quality, materials, and potential for government contracts, comparing it favorably to other high-end fixed blades and less expensive alternatives.

This video reviews the Halfbreed Blades breaching axe, highlighting its robust construction and performance in destructive testing. The presenter, impressed by its durability and effectiveness on materials like car hoods, windshields, and cinder blocks, recommends it for vehicle survival kits and bugout bags. The axe features a full tang design and a secure Kydex sheath.

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.

The Montana Knife Company Wargoat is presented as a robust EDC fixed blade knife designed for demanding use. It features a MagnaCut steel blade, G10 scales, and full tang construction, emphasizing durability and edge retention. While suitable for general tasks and potentially tactical scenarios due to its grip options, its size may limit pocket carry, favoring belt or appendix carry. The knife is highlighted for its American craftsmanship and generational warranty.

This review covers the Peltonen M95 Ranger Puukko, a Finnish military field knife inspired by traditional Puukko designs but adapted for military use. It highlights the knife's 80CrV2 steel blade with a PTFE coating, comfortable TPV grip, and the innovative Easylock sheath system. The review details its performance in various tasks including batoning, feathering, and general cutting, concluding it's a versatile tool suitable for both field use and as a combat knife.

This video from Civilian Tactical showcases five different types of knives, including folding and fixed blade options, with a focus on their mechanisms and use cases. The host, an established tactical gear reviewer, demonstrates manual and automatic opening systems, including button locks, side-opening automatics, flippers, and OTF (Out-The-Front) automatics. A full tang fixed blade knife is highlighted for its durability in survival scenarios.