Videos tagged with Knife Collectibility

This video provides an in-depth review of the discontinued Spyderco Hossom Forester knife, a collaboration with Jerry Hossom. The reviewer highlights its N690 steel, excellent ergonomics, and suitability as a woods and survival blade, while also noting a minor handle discomfort issue during heavy chopping. The review emphasizes the knife's quality, collectibility, and the steel's rust resistance and edge retention.

This video provides a detailed comparison between the Kershaw Compound (Chinese-made) and the Kershaw Turbulence (US-made), focusing on their design, materials, performance, and value. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, offers insights into the economic and quality realities of manufacturing knives in different regions, concluding that while both offer similar practical performance for EDC, the US-made Turbulence has slight advantages in material quality and features, though at a higher price point.

This expert review by Nutnfancy delves into the Microtech SOCOM Elite, a high-end tactical folder he considers a favorite. Drawing on over 8 years of experience, he analyzes its size, weight, steel performance (including S35VN and 20-CV), deployment speed, lockup, and ergonomics. The review also covers collectibility, market competition, and offers a critique of the pocket clip design, ultimately positioning the SOCOM Elite as a top-tier choice for its blend of quality, exclusivity, and functional performance.