Videos tagged with Knife Ergonomics

This video provides an overview of several Spyderco knife models, highlighting the Spyderco Paramilitary 2 as a universally accepted benchmark, often compared to the Glock 19. It details the features, manufacturing locations (USA and China), locking mechanisms (compression lock vs. liner lock), and material differences (G10 vs. FRN) across the Paramilitary 2, Paramilitary 3, Tenacious, and Dragonfly 2. The presenter emphasizes the importance of ergonomics, aftermarket support, and steel quality in knife selection.

Colion Noir reviews the SOG KIKU XR Blackout, a knife that significantly shifted his perspective on everyday carry. While initially preferring the lighter SOG Ultra XR, the KIKU XR's robust design, excellent ergonomics, and CTS XHP steel blade proved highly effective, especially in outdoor and tactical environments. He highlights its blend of form and function, making it a versatile choice for both wilderness and urban carry, despite its weight compared to the Ultra XR.

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 review by Nutnfancy provides a critical, objective analysis of the Zero Tolerance 0350. While acknowledging its high build quality and value, the reviewer finds its 5.8 oz weight too heavy for everyday carry and its blade profile too thick for precise tasks. The review highlights comparisons with other popular knives and discusses the pros and cons of its design elements.

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 comprehensive review of the Spyderco Para Military 2 (C81) by Nutnfancy, a highly respected gear architect, delves into its design evolution, technical specifications, and practical applications. The analysis covers the CPM S30V blade steel, G-10 handle ergonomics, and the robust Compression Lock, positioning the PM2 as a 'Hall of Fame' tactical folding knife with exceptional value.

This review of the Cold Steel Spartan, presented by prolific gear reviewer Nutnfancy, delves into its tactical utility and design. Nutnfancy highlights the knife's impressive slashing capability, secure grip due to its 'caveman' sculpting, and the robust Tri-Ad lock mechanism. He also discusses its collectibility and value, comparing it to other large folders like the Cold Steel Espada.