Videos tagged with Knife Brands

This podcast episode features Levon of Knife Nuts discussing the nuances of the knife industry, from steel types and value to collecting and community. He shares insights on knife steels, the evolution of knife design, and the business of importing and distributing unique knives. The conversation also touches on personal experiences, including a spider bite injury and the broader appeal of knives as a hobby.

This video offers five predictions for the everyday carry (EDC) market in 2024, focusing primarily on pocket knives and 'boomsticks' (firearms). The speaker, reflecting from Dallas, Texas, anticipates higher-end knife brands entering the budget market, increased sales events, potential bankruptcies for smaller companies, a lack of groundbreaking innovation from major manufacturers, and no new significant regulations on EDC items. These predictions are based on observed industry trends and economic factors.

This video from TheGunCollective critically examines Benchmade Knife Company's involvement in a public relations disaster. The controversy arose when the Oregon City Police thanked Benchmade for assisting in the destruction of firearms. The video explores the public backlash, Benchmade's response, competitor reactions, and Benchmade's political donation history, suggesting a disconnect with the firearm-owning community. The host, John Patton, an experienced voice in firearms media, provides an authoritative analysis of the situation.

This video focuses on a comparison and discussion of popular knife manufacturers, including Spyderco, Benchmade, Cold Steel, and Zero Tolerance. The content aims to inform viewers about these brands and their offerings in the blade industry, encouraging a discussion among enthusiasts. It is presented as an educational piece for those interested in knives.

This YouTube video focuses on Benchmade Blades showcased at Shot Show 2012. The title and description indicate content related to the brand and the event, suggesting a presentation or overview of their offerings. The 'weaponseducation' tag implies an educational aspect, likely demonstrating or explaining features of the knives.