Videos tagged with Knife Gear

This YouTube video focuses on the everyday carry (EDC) of a Tekto brand knife. The creator showcases the specific knife they carry daily, highlighting its utility and role in their personal carry setup. The video aims to share a personal choice for a portable tool and is not related to firearms.

This YouTube Shorts video appears to be focused on knives, with the title explicitly stating 'TRUTH about new Knives'. While the description is empty, the title strongly suggests the content will involve discussing, reviewing, or revealing information about new knife models. Given the emphasis on 'new knives', it's likely to appeal to knife enthusiasts and collectors.

This video provides a review of the A5 Spry from Tekto Knives. It highlights a discount code "TA10" for 10% off and free shipping on their website. The description also includes affiliate links for various equipment shown in the video, such as a wireless microphone and lighting. The creator promotes their Rumble and Telegram channels for uncensored content and offers multiple ways for viewers to support the channel, including direct website links, Patreon, and a partnership with Howitzer Clothing. A strong disclaimer emphasizes that all demonstrations are performed by trained professionals at a private range with medical personnel present, and firearms not in immediate use have had their firing pins removed.

This video showcases the "MagSlide Titanium Gravity Knife" from Daily Carry Co. The description highlights the product and provides a link for purchase. While the title uses the term "gravity knife," which is a type of knife mechanism, it does not involve firearms. The focus is on a specific edged weapon.

This video addresses an issue with a Kizer Justice II sheath, indicating it was of poor quality and required modification. The creator likely demonstrates the problem with the original sheath and then showcases the process and results of fixing it, implying a hands-on gunsmithing or modification project related to everyday carry gear.

This video focuses on an affordable full-grind knife, specifically mentioning Ontario Knives and their Rat model. While not directly about firearms, the context of "full grind" and the mention of a knife brand that often appeals to outdoor and tactical enthusiasts suggests a potential overlap in audience interest with survival, EDC, and preparedness communities.

This YouTube video provides a review of a Kydex sheath for a Ka-Bar knife. While the title focuses on the sheath, the video likely examines its functionality, durability, retention capabilities, and fit with a Ka-Bar knife. The content is geared towards knife enthusiasts and individuals interested in EDC (Everyday Carry) gear, offering insights into a specific accessory that complements a popular knife brand.

This video reviews the Real Steel G5 Metamorph knife, focusing on its suitability as an EDC (Everyday Carry) blade. The reviewer discusses its front-flipping mechanism, which they find problematic for ease of use and safety, even admitting to cutting themselves during the demonstration. Despite this flaw, the reviewer praises the knife's steel quality, aesthetics, SAWC (Sharpness, Action, Fit, Finish), jimping, thinness, and portability. The video also briefly compares the Metamorph to other knives: the Artesian Cutlery Shark and the Boker Plus FR, suggesting both are superior EDC options. The reviewer concludes by questioning if the Metamorph's positive attributes are enough for a recommendation.

This video from American Rifleman features Joe Kurtenbach discussing what he considers budget-friendly gentleman's folding knives. The focus is on identifying the key characteristics that make these knives good examples of both form and function, suitable for everyday carry and a discerning user.

This video, titled "Knife Lanyards," explores the practical applications of adding a lanyard to a folding knife. The creator, Kit Badger, initially doubted their utility but has since found them to be a handy addition to knife handles. The description provides links to Kit Badger's website for more videos and products, a Patreon for support, and an Amazon affiliate link for Bank Line, a material suitable for making lanyards. The content focuses on EDC (Everyday Carry) gear and knife accessories.

This video provides a review of the Piranha VIRUS, an automatic knife priced at $140. The reviewer highlights it as a top-tier auto knife available at this price point. The description also includes links to subscribe to the reviewer's other YouTube channels, Twitter, and merchandise store, and directs viewers to Blade HQ for purchasing the knife.

This video review from Fun Gun & Gear Reviews showcases the BlackHeart Knives 'Gunner 12' custom knife. The description highlights its status as a "beautiful masterpiece" handcrafted by Rich Robinson, emphasizing the extensive heat treating and tempering processes (over 30 hours) applied to each blade to ensure durability and performance in any situation. The review aims to provide an in-depth look at this custom knife.