Videos tagged with LMAX Steel

This video reviews the Benchmade Bugout and compares it to two alternatives, the Benchmade Bailout and Benchmade Tagged Out, arguing that the latter two offer superior performance and value. The speaker, an experienced knife enthusiast, highlights the action, cutting profile, and aesthetics of the Bailout and Tagged Out, suggesting they are better suited for lightweight use, hiking, and general EDC compared to the original Bugout.

This video reviews the First Edge Tactical 1350 assisted opening knife, highlighting its design for Navy SEALs and its performance in harsh conditions. The reviewer emphasizes the knife's LMAX steel, corrosion resistance after saltwater testing, sharp Tanto blade, and grippy G10 handles. It's presented as a durable, high-performance tool for demanding users, with a focus on its one-handed operation and robust construction.

This review of the First Edge 5050 Survival Knife highlights its robust construction and performance in various survival scenarios. Developed in conjunction with Navy SEALs, the knife features LMAX steel with a Rockwell hardness of 60-61, G10 handles for grip, and a reinforced Kydex sheath designed for extreme temperatures. Testing demonstrates its durability in stabbing, prying, wood processing, and even cutting through a metal can, with the blade maintaining sharpness throughout.

This review covers the Microtech Venomtech VT-1, a limited production OTF double-action automatic knife. The reviewer highlights its unique design, 5.5-inch Lmax steel dagger blade, and lightweight construction. It's presented as a conversation piece, a collectible, and a capable defensive tool, with a focus on its rapid deployment and high-quality Microtech craftsmanship.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of Spyderco's 2011 product updates, featuring initial impressions and assessments of various knife models. The presenter, Nutnfancy, discusses blade steels, handle materials, locking mechanisms, ergonomics, and price points, offering his personal opinions and categorizing knives with 'acquisition box' (desirable) or 'mark of death' (undesirable) ratings. He highlights specific features like jimping, blade shapes, and clip designs, while also noting potential drawbacks and comparing new models to existing ones in the Spyderco lineup.