Videos tagged with Leather Sheath

This video showcases the Sootch Limited Edition Fortitude 2 Fixed Blade Knife, highlighting its CPM S35VN steel, Micarta scales, and leather sheath. It also mentions a Sootch Challenge Coin and a limited availability of 3000 units. A discount code "Sootch00" is provided for purchases on the Olight store. The description also briefly mentions another Olight product, the Sootch Limited Edition Arkfeld Pro, and thanks Fiocchi USA for ammunition. It directs viewers to Robbie Wheaton's YouTube channel, getzone.com for exclusive content, and a Patreon page for Team Sootch Minutemen. The video encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content.

This video showcases the Sootch Limited Edition Fortitude 2 Fixed Blade Knife. Key features highlighted include CPM S35VN steel, Micarta scales, and a leather sheath. The description mentions a limited run of 3000 units, a price of $139.99 with a 10% Sootch00 discount, and a partnership with Olight. It also directs viewers to Sootch00's Patreon for community support.

This video showcases the versatility of the Romanian folding shovel, demonstrating its utility as a digging tool, pick, hoe, and even a cutting implement. The review highlights its robust construction, including a steel blade, wooden handle, and a secure locking mechanism, all housed in a durable leather sheath. It's presented as a valuable piece of tactical and outdoor gear for various survival and camping scenarios.

This video provides a detailed review of the Spyderco Bow River, a fixed-blade knife designed with features suitable for EDC, light camp use, and food preparation. The reviewer highlights its rounded handle, drop-edge, and Persian upsweep, noting it differs from the Spyderco HOF. It's constructed with 8Cr13Mov steel and features a flat grind and a comfortable black and white G10 handle. The knife comes with a value leather pouch sheath. The review also briefly mentions the M26 Pershing heavy tank and recommends the Bow River as a value fixed blade.

The Condor Bushlore is a highly recommended budget bushcraft knife, praised for its quality construction and exceptional value at around $40. It features a full-tang 1075 high carbon steel blade with a Scandi grind, comfortable hardwood handle, and a durable leather sheath. While excellent for general bushcraft and survival tasks like feather sticking and batoning, its carbon steel requires maintenance to prevent rust, and the blade might be slightly short for very heavy batoning.

This video reviews the Kydex and leather sheaths offered by Slysteel, specifically for their Shark Tooth Tactical and Shark Tooth Hunter knives. It's the third part of a series, with previous installments covering the overall look, feel, specs, functionality, and torture testing of these knives. The content is filmed on a private range under professional supervision and includes disclaimers about safety and viewer discretion. The creator also promotes their social media and Patreon support.

The Condor Village Parang is a robust bushcraft tool designed for heavy chopping in dense environments, drawing from traditional Malaysian and Indonesian designs. Its 1075 high carbon steel blade, measuring 12 inches with a 3/16-inch thickness, features distinct zones for skinning, chopping, and carving. The hardwood handle offers a secure grip, and the included leather sheath with a swivel loop enhances carry comfort and safety.

This video review by Nutnfancy examines the Bark River STS (Special Tactical Series) knife line, focusing on the STS-4, STS-5, and STS-8 models. The review highlights the US-made quality and the use of thick 154CM steel, a rarity in fixed blades. The STS-8 is tested for mountain survival and big woods performance, while the STS-5 is discussed as a military-inspired 'killing blade' with excellent penetration. The STS-4 is considered a potential tough EDC option. Key features like the convex ground edge, Kydex and leather sheaths, and micarta handle ergonomics (requiring sanding) are detailed. The value is deemed moderate due to the premium steel and overall cost exceeding $220. Despite some minor damage to the STS-8, durability is expected to be flawless, reflecting Bark River's signature quality.

Nutnfancy reviews a limited edition, discontinued Kershaw Fixed Blade Skyline, a fixed-blade variant of the popular Kershaw 1760 Skyline. Initially unimpressed with its value, the reviewer's opinion changes dramatically due to a significant price drop to $19 from Blade HQ. He highlights its lightweight design (2.8 oz knife only), stronger construction compared to the folding version (.013" vs .009" thickness), and use of Sandvik 14C28N steel with an excellent edge. The review covers the tractionable G10 slabs, full tang, lanyard hole, and the leather sheath, noting the lack of jimping as a minor ergonomic drawback. The video also discusses potential uses and assigns a high Likability Scale score of 9/10 at the sale price.

This review of the vintage Puma Bowie knife highlights its robust German construction, featuring Pumaster Steel and a full tang design. Hickok45 emphasizes its historical accuracy in size compared to Hollywood depictions and its practical utility for outdoor tasks like trail clearing. The knife's unique sheath security mechanism, involving a leather loop through the stag handle, is also demonstrated.

The Fallkniven A2 is a robust wilderness knife with a laminated VG10/420J2 blade, ideal for heavy-duty tasks like wood splitting. While its convex edge and full tang are excellent for survival, the VG10 core can be brittle, showing minor chips. The Kraton grip offers good shock absorption but is noted as slightly short for the knife's size.