Videos tagged with O8 Steel

The CRKT CEO Flipper is a thin, lightweight EDC knife with an O8 steel blade and a glass-reinforced nylon handle. It features a ball bearing pivot for smooth, non-assisted opening and a linear lock. While good for light tasks like opening packages, it's not recommended for heavy-duty cutting due to its delicate design.

This video presents several Amazon deal alerts for EDC (Everyday Carry) items. Featured products include the Cavin ST24 fixed blade knife with O8 steel and a Kydex sheath, the GTKI fixed blade knife with FRN handles and Aus-10 steel, Monstrum Tactical scope rings, the Nitecore EDC 27 flashlight with 3100 lumens, a budget multi-tool, the Olight Perun 2 Mini flashlight, a Spantac neck knife, and the Olight O-Case lantern.

This video provides a detailed review of the SOG BAR15T bayonet, highlighting its value proposition for budget-conscious buyers. The presenter emphasizes its robust build quality, O8 steel blade, and comfortable G10 handles, making it suitable for both tactical use on an AR-15 or Mossberg 590, and as a survival knife. The review notes its solid lockup and good fit and finish, positioning it as a bridge between cheap, flimsy bayonets and more expensive options.

This video reviews the Vulcan Coronado, an $18 EDC knife designed by Disin. The reviewer highlights its lightweight (2 oz) construction, size-efficient blade with a broad cutting edge, and manual opening mechanism. While praising its value and utility for tasks like opening packages and cutting rope, the reviewer notes the O8 steel requires maintenance to prevent rust and the handle, though comfortable, lacks jimping.

This guide details the toolless field stripping process for the CRKT HomeFront knife, designed by Ken Onion. It covers how to disassemble and reassemble the knife without tools, making it ideal for cleaning in adverse conditions. The process involves manipulating a lever and a wheel to remove the scale and blade, and then reversing the steps for reassembly. The video emphasizes the ease of maintenance for EDC and survival scenarios.

This review covers the SOG Seal Pup fixed blade knife, highlighting its suitability for EDC and survival. The reviewer praises its sharpness out of the box, durable construction, and versatile sheath with MOLLE compatibility. Key features include O8 steel, a glass-reinforced nylon handle with aggressive checkering for grip, and a clip point blade.

This review focuses on the Outdoor Edge Grip Lite, a budget-friendly EDC knife priced at $20. The reviewer highlights its excellent value, reminiscent blade shape of the Ontario RAT, and the utility of its O8 steel blade. Despite lacking a pocket clip and featuring a rubber handle, the knife is praised for its controllable cut, good lockup, and sharp edge out of the box, making it a solid option for general utility tasks.

This review of the Boker Kwaiken, specifically a limited edition orange Micarta version, highlights its elegant design and good performance as an EDC knife. While not deemed 'outstanding' due to its 4.6 oz weight from a non-skeletonized stainless steel frame, it's considered a very good choice. The O8 steel blade, IKBS pivot, and excellent centering are praised, though deployment via the thumb plate is rated a 5/10 due to accessibility issues. The reviewer notes its potential for modification into a flipper design and discusses its value at $95, especially for the limited 600-piece run.

The Cold Steel Spartan is a large tactical folding knife inspired by the ancient Kopesh design. Despite its size (over 10 inches open, 4.5-inch blade, 9.2 oz), the reviewer finds it surprisingly comfortable and manageable for everyday carry due to its ergonomic handle and weight distribution. It excels as a cutting, chopping, and piercing tool, featuring an O8 steel blade and a robust Tri-Ad lock mechanism.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Al Mar Eagle HD knife, comparing it to its predecessor, the Eagle Ultralight. The presenter, identified as 'nutnfancy', emphasizes the importance of carrying a reliable knife as part of an everyday carry (EDC) system. He details the design, materials, weight, and intended uses of both Al Mar models, highlighting the HD's increased robustness for tactical applications while maintaining a lightweight profile.

The CRKT Foresight (K220 KKP) is reviewed as a 'fondling blade' due to its fast, smooth action from the IKBS ball bearing system. While handsome with a Ken Onion design, its 6.6 oz weight, slick handle, and lack of gimping make it unsuitable for tactical use or heavy EDC for the reviewer. It's considered more of a collectible or recreational knife, with O8 steel and a modified drop point blade being notable features.

This review of the SOG Tsunami knife highlights its aggressive tanto blade design, O8 steel construction, and full tang for tactical applications. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, emphasizes its aesthetic appeal and effectiveness as a penetration blade, while also noting its lightweight nature and comfortable handle. The video provides a detailed look at its features, including gimping, blade geometry, and sheath design, comparing it to other tactical knives.