Videos tagged with Leather Sheath

This video provides an expert-level overview of over a dozen TOPS Knives models, detailing their specifications, intended uses, and unique features. The presenter, demonstrating deep knowledge of knife construction and application, covers everything from compact EDC blades to large chopping tools and even a tomahawk. Viewers gain insights into materials like 1095 Carbon Steel and CPM S35VN, construction methods like full tang, and specific design elements that contribute to each knife's performance in various scenarios.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Hill People Gear Coyote Knife, highlighting its robust construction, premium materials like A2 Tool Steel and Micarta, and thoughtful design. The instructor, demonstrating high authority, details its specifications, ergonomic features, and suitability for various outdoor tasks including hunting and bushcraft. The knife's craftsmanship, made by LT Wright in the USA and paired with a JRE Industries sheath, is emphasized as a key selling point for this small-batch production item.

This video reviews the Bradford Guardian 3.2 fixed-blade knife, highlighting its American manufacturing, customer-driven design, and various upgrades. The reviewer praises its MagnaCut HH steel for exceptional edge retention, the improved finger guard and choil for enhanced safety and control during use, and the overall comfortable ergonomics. The video also touches on the company's commitment to customer service, including a lifetime guarantee and consistent pricing since its inception.

This video reviews the Texas Cowboy Knife, a handmade EDC option from Texas. The presenter highlights its compact size, textured grip, and the inclusion of both a leather and a Kydex sheath. A key feature emphasized is the sheath design, which allows for a full grip on the knife for quick deployment, a common issue with other knife sheaths.

This video demonstrates the unique transforming capabilities of the Civivi Typhos knife, as presented by tactical gear influencer Johnny Q. The knife can transition from a compact form to a full-grip configuration and even a dagger style. Johnny Q, a tactical gear influencer, showcases the knife's mechanical features with enthusiasm.

This video reviews the Olight Fortitude 2 Sootch Limited Edition fixed blade knife, a collaboration between Olight and YouTuber Sootch00. It highlights the knife's CPM S35VN steel, Micarta scales, G10 spacers, and a traditional leather sheath with versatile carry options. The knife is presented as a durable, hard-use tool suitable for survival and everyday carry, with a limited production run of 3,000 units.

This video reviews the Sootch Limited Edition Fortitude 2 fixed blade knife, a collaboration with Olight. It highlights the knife's CPM S35VN steel, Micarta scales, G10 spacers, and a versatile leather sheath. The review emphasizes its suitability as a hard-use survival tool and a collectible, noting its limited production run and included challenge coin.

This video provides an expert review of the Lile Mission Knife, famously featured in Rambo: First Blood Part II. Instructor John Hickok, with high authority and practical expertise, details the knife's features, historical inspiration, and compares it to licensed replicas. He emphasizes the craftsmanship of current production Lile knives, made by Vaughn Neeley, and contrasts them with the high cost of original Jimmy Lile pieces and the low quality of cheap replicas.

This review covers the Woodman's Pal LC-14-B, a versatile military-issued survival tool designed in 1941. It functions as a machete, axe, and digger, featuring a unique concave blade, a sickle hook for pruning, and a durable ashwood grip. Historically used by the US military in various conflicts, it's praised for its robust construction and multi-functional design, though its price point is noted as significant.

This video reviews the Spyderco Bow River fixed blade knife, comparing it extensively to its predecessor, the Spyderco South Fork. The reviewer highlights the Bow River's affordability ($33) and practical design, making it an excellent camp and canoe knife. While praising its ergonomics and value, minor critiques include the lack of jimping and a basic leather sheath compared to the South Fork's premium Kydex. The video also touches on the collectibility of discontinued knives like the South Fork.

This review focuses on the ESEE JG5 Nessmuk knife, a design inspired by George Washington Sears. The knife features a 1095 carbon steel blade with a black oxide finish, micarta scales, and a traditional leather pouch sheath. It's highlighted for its slicing capabilities, making it suitable for food prep, skinning game, and general camp tasks, though not intended for heavy chopping or batoning. The reviewer, a fan of ESEE knives, praises its quality and traditional aesthetic.

The Benchmade Jungle Bolo is a fixed-blade knife designed for chopping and clearing tasks in outdoor environments. It features a 1095 steel blade with a black coating for corrosion resistance and a Santoprene handle for grip. While excellent for smaller branches and confined spaces, it's not intended for heavy hacking on large branches, which can lead to finger slippage. The knife comes with a leather sheath and is available from Nebo Knives Australia with a discount code.