Videos tagged with Hard Use Knife

This video review focuses on the Flytanium Beef, an axis lock tactical knife. The reviewer highlights its hard-use capabilities and recommends immediate purchase due to its limited availability. The "BEEF" is described as being "cooked" with quality elements like steel, fitment, speed, and lockup. The video also briefly mentions a Civivi Elementum, Phoibos Leviathan watch, and X-Wing fighter collectibles.

This video features a review and hard-use field test of the JeoTec No 37 Bushcraft fixed blade knife. The reviewer highlights its high-value presentation and surprisingly competent performance in various tasks, including splitting, battening, chopping, shaving, food prep, and even throwing. The knife is made in Spain and features Mova 58 steel, impressing the reviewer with its edge holding and toughness. The video also mentions comparisons to other knives like Zero Tolerance 6, ESSEE Survival knives, Cold Steel Outdoorsman Lite, and Ontario RAT7, as well as saws like Silky Gomboy and NIUTRIP. The reviewer explores a "Ponderosa" location on his KTM 1190, using standing dead wood for testing.

This video compares a high-end Chris Reeve Sebenza knife, known for its lightweight design, sharp blade, titanium frame lock, and attractive aesthetics, with a significantly more affordable homage knife. The reviewer highlights the functionality and value of the homage, noting that while not exact copies, they offer similar performance at a fraction of the cost. The video demonstrates the knives in hard use, emphasizing their reliability and recommending the budget-friendly option for those seeking Sebenza-like features without the premium price tag.

This video features a two-part review by Nutnfancy, covering the Emerson CQC-7 and the newer ETAK tactical folding knives. The reviewer discusses their traditional construction, intended hard-use applications, and provides comparisons to other contemporary tactical folders. Key aspects examined include deployment speed, blade centering, clip design, and the iconic Emerson Wave feature. Despite fierce market competition, both knives are presented as holding their own. The CQC-7 receives a 1-star rating on Nutnfancy's scale, while the ETAK earns 2 stars.

This video presents a review of a new tactical knife, the Chilsom's Trail ASL Knife, specifically designed for first responders. The description highlights its toughness and its origin from Western Leather Holster. The focus is on a hard-use knife suitable for demanding situations, emphasizing its design and intended application.

This video review focuses on the Spyderco Hossom fixed blade knife, highlighting its exceptional performance as a hard-use survival and potential fighting knife. The reviewer praises its robust stainless steel construction, N690 steel with convex grinds, excellent ergonomics including a sub-hilt and precise jimping, and superb balance. The knife demonstrated impressive chopping and shearing capabilities, toughness, and rust resistance during testing. Minor feedback suggests a straighter handle back to prevent finger battering. The video notes its lightweight nature for its size, its collectible status, and its high rating on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale (9.5/10).

This video features Nutnfancy reviewing the Buck Vantage Force Pro knife, highlighting its durability and consistent performance over ten years of hard use. The reviewer emphasizes the Vantage series' overall quality and recommends the knife with confidence, noting its continued excellence in 2024. The description also includes a likability scale rating for the Vantage series, placing it at 8 out of 10.

The 2011 Cold Steel Voyager series, particularly the XL model, is presented as a significant upgrade over older versions, offering enhanced strength and durability with the Tri-Ad lock and AUS 8A steel. Despite a slight increase in weight and thickness, the improved ergonomics and robust construction make them exceptional 'preparedness blades' for hard use, offering outstanding value for their price point.

This video reviews the Spyderco PPT knife, highlighting its heavy duty frame lock, modified Wharncliffe S30V blade with a sharp edge and swedge, and excellent jimping. The sculpted G10 handles are praised for their looks despite sharp shoulders. While the deep-carry, single-position clip is noted, its long-term durability is questioned due to a single screw attachment. The knife is described as a hard-use, functional, and cool option for those who prioritize feel and performance over weight. It's compared to other similar options, with a moderate value rating. The reviewer assigns a Nutnfancy Likability Scale score of 6 out of 10.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Combative Edge M1, a folding knife designed for tactical and fighting purposes. The reviewer highlights its fast deployment, solid lockup, and aggressive cutting ability, attributing these features to its design, phosphor bronze bushings, and excellent balance. Despite a slightly thick blade and moderate carry weight, the M1 boasts impressive ergonomics, including a deep finger choil and effective jimping, making it secure in hand. The review touches on its N690 steel, deep-carrying pocket clip, overtravel stop, striking pommel, and lanyard hole. Potential downsides mentioned are a slightly time-consuming lock disengagement and a slick pocket clip retention. The reviewer also discusses the value proposition, especially with a discount code, concluding that the M1 is a capable hard-use tactical folder.

This video features a review of the Zero Tolerance Model 350 Tactical knife presented by Sensible Survival. The description highlights the knife's extreme quality, durability, and suitability for military, law enforcement, and civilian hard use. It specifically mentions the 'Speedsafe' opening system, comparing its speed to an automatic knife. The video also directs viewers to TheTacticalDefender's YouTube channel.

The Benchmade 585 Mini Barrage is a compact, assisted-opening EDC knife featuring a durable 154CM drop point blade and a secure Axis lock. Despite its 'chunky' feel for its size, it offers robust construction and fast action, making it a high-value choice for hard-use everyday tasks. Comparisons highlight its structural strength over lighter alternatives like the SOG Flash I, while its assisted opening is presented as a viable alternative to automatics.