Videos tagged with Plain Edge

This video review focuses on the Benchmade Bugout 535S, highlighting its combo edge (plain and serrated) as an essential addition to any EDC (Everyday Carry) collection. The presenter argues that neglecting a combo edge knife is a mistake for those who carry a knife daily. The video also briefly showcases other knives such as the Benchmade Boost, Gerber Spring Assist, Spyderco Para 2, Mini Bugout, Carbon Fiber Bugout, and a Leatherman P4 multitool, suggesting a broader interest in EDC tools.

The SOG Aegis is presented as a highly functional 'everything knife' with a focus on lightweight design and practical features. Nutnfancy highlights its aggressive jimping, excellent ergonomics, and a superior deep-carry pocket clip. Despite its Zytel handle and lack of steel liners, the knife offers robust performance and a secure lockup, making it a strong contender for EDC and tactical use.

This video provides a detailed review and modification demonstration of the Cold Steel Large PE Voyager knife. The reviewer praises its lightweight design, sharp blade, and good traction, highlighting its suitability as a tactical and EDC choice. He addresses a specific criticism regarding the checkering under the clip, which can tear fabric, and showcases simple epoxy and clip modifications to resolve this issue, bringing the knife closer to "near perfection." The review covers the knife's features, including AUS8 steel, hollow grinding, fast deployment, and solid lockup, while also mentioning downsides like price and clip placement. With the mods, the reviewer gives it a 10/10 rating, recommending it as a fast and deadly backup blade.

The Benchmade 550HG Griptilian is reviewed as a benchmark EDC knife, weighing 3.8 oz and fitting the '4-ounce limit' for everyday carry. While its FRN handle offers good grip, the jimping is criticized for being too smooth compared to Spyderco's standard. The 154CM steel blade is praised for versatility, and the Axis Lock provides reliable deployment.