Videos tagged with G10 Scales

This video highlights a new Spyderco collaboration with Blade HQ, featuring the Paramilitary 2 and PM3 models. The knives showcase a diamond crosshatch pattern on natural G10 scales and utilize MagnaCut steel for the PM3. The presenter expresses strong approval for the aesthetic and material choices, particularly the G10 and MagnaCut steel, suggesting these knives are highly desirable for everyday carry.

Marine X provides an expert-level overview of their knife acquisitions from Blade Texas 2026, showcasing a variety of brands and models. The content delves into specific features like blade steels (AEB-L, 14C28N, Nitro-V, MagnaCut), lock types (Button Lock, Liner Lock, Glide Lock), handle materials (G10, Aluminum), and carry accessories. The presenter, demonstrating significant experience, highlights current trends such as natural G10 scales and discusses the practical applications and design nuances of each knife.

This video provides a detailed comparison between a genuine Spyderco Paramilitary 2 and a counterfeit version. The presenter, who admits to being duped by a fake, highlights key differences in packaging, blade markings, G10 scale texture, action, and hardware to help consumers avoid purchasing counterfeit knives. The guide emphasizes that while fakes can be convincing, careful examination of specific details can reveal their inauthenticity.

This video showcases the November Everyday Carry (EDC) rotation from Marine X, focusing on a variety of tactical and lifestyle gear. Key items include the CRKT Chelotto F automatic knife with MagnaCut steel, the Nyore EDC 17 flashlight boasting 17,500 lumens and multiple light modes, and a Veren Rally Chronograph watch. The presenter also highlights a US-made fixed blade knife with CPM 4V steel, a copper Tactile Turn pen with forced patina, an Esker Card Holder Pro, a Zippo lighter with a butane insert, and a Lockly Mini Field Journal system. Additional gear like the MSI Oak multitool and the high-lumen EDC37 flashlight are mentioned for specific use cases.

This video compares the Leatherman Wave Alpha and Leatherman Arc multi-tools. The primary recommendation is to opt for the Arc if budget allows, due to its superior features and overall value, despite a higher initial cost. The Wave Alpha is presented as a viable option for those prioritizing cost savings, though it lacks certain conveniences found on the Arc.

This video showcases the Taurus Model 850 .38 Special revolver as a concealed carry option, highlighting its features and advantages for everyday carry. It also features the KSG Armory Saratoga holster for appendix carry and a CRKT Homeront folding knife. The presenter emphasizes the revolver's suitability for those with limited hand strength and its reliability as a backup firearm.

This video introduces the Scallywag Tactical brand, highlighting two knife models. The first features G10 scales, 154CM steel, and an auto-assist mechanism. The second, the Swift Tail, is noted for its lightweight design with a carbon fiber grip and 154CM steel, making it suitable for discreet carry, especially when wearing a suit. Both knives are presented as durable options for everyday carry.

This video reviews the new Buck Range Elite and Pro knife series, highlighting their premium materials like CPM MagnaCut blades and anodized aluminum handles. The reviewer compares them to other high-end knives from Benchmade, Spyderco, Three Rivers Manufacturing, and Giant Mouse, focusing on price, materials, and features. The Buck Range Elite is presented as a strong contender in the modern EDC market, offering premium features and a lifetime guarantee at a competitive price point.

This video provides a first impression review of the Montana Knife Company Mini Wargoat, a compact fixed blade knife designed for everyday carry (EDC) with a focus on self-defense and escape capabilities. The reviewer highlights its 3-inch MagnaCut blade, G10 scales, and a 1-inch retention ring, noting its comfortable three-finger grip and pocket-friendly nature. The knife is presented as a versatile tool suitable for various tasks, from utility to personal protection.

The Montana Knife Company SERE25 is a robust survival knife designed with input from SERE trainers. It features a nearly 5-inch MagnaCut blade with a Cerakote finish, G10 scales for grip, and a strong tip capable of heavy tasks like wood splitting. The knife boasts an exceptional lifetime warranty covering reshaping, repair, and even re-paracording.

The Cevivi Mini Praxis is a highly popular and affordable everyday carry knife, consistently selling over 5,000 units monthly. Despite its budget-friendly $30 price point, it features a D2 steel blade with a flat grind, G10 scales, and a deep carry pocket clip. While praised for its smooth action on ball bearings and slicing capability, some users find the flipper-tab-only opening and liner lock less ideal. It's considered a functional and reliable option for general cutting tasks and a good candidate for customization.

This video reviews several new knife releases from Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT) for Q1 2025. The presenter, with experience testing CRKT products, discusses the aesthetics, functionality, and materials of models like the Provoke, an OTF knife, the Minimalist fixed blade, the Squid XM button lock, and the Provoke EDC. He provides insights into steel types, handle materials, and price points, offering recommendations based on his testing and personal preferences for everyday carry and tactical use.