Videos tagged with Pocket Clip

The Nitecore EDC09 is reviewed as a potential 'miss' by the brand, despite its 1600 lumens and 102-degree swivel head. The reviewer, Marine X, highlights significant practical drawbacks, including a stiff swivel head, a poorly designed pocket clip, and a non-removable battery, making it less ideal as a dedicated work light compared to alternatives like the Fenix WT25R. The light's suitability for EDC pouches is demonstrated, but its $70 price point is questioned against cheaper or more functional options.

This review of the Hacksmith Industries Smithblade LITE highlights its innovative 7-in-1 EDC multitool design, resembling a standard knife. Key features include a unique 15-degree stepped opening mechanism for precise measurements and tracing, integrated millimeter and inch markings on the handle, and wire stripping holes up to 18 gauge. The knife also incorporates a textured nail file and hidden tweezers, with options for different steel types like 14C28N and M390.

This video review by Roy Huntington of GUNS and American Handgunner Magazines introduces the Streamlight Wedge SL as his new favorite EDC flashlight. He highlights its slim, pocket-friendly design, simple one-button operation for high (500 lumens) and low (100 lumens) modes, and USB-C charging. The focus is on practical utility without unnecessary features like strobe or SOS.

This guide details the modification of a Spyderco Para 3, transforming its appearance and potentially its feel. The process involves replacing the original G10 scales with custom Flytanium solid copper scales, upgrading to an MXG deep carry clip, and installing a titanium backspacer. The speaker, an experienced knife modder, emphasizes achieving perfect fitment and action, including 'drop shut' performance and precise blade centering.

This review of the Demko AD 20.5 highlights its innovative Shark Lock mechanism, praised for its smoothness and fidget factor. The knife features a premium 20CV steel blade with a stonewashed finish and titanium scales, offering excellent sharpness and durability. Its ambidextrous design, including an included left-handed clip, makes it a versatile choice for all users, especially left-handed individuals. The Taiwanese manufacturing ensures affordability compared to US-made versions.

This video focuses on a modification for the Nitecore EDC23 flashlight, specifically replacing the stock pocket clip with a deep carry bugout clip. The presenter highlights how this single, simple upgrade significantly improves the usability of the flashlight for everyday carry (EDC) by addressing a perceived flaw in the original design. The description also includes affiliate links to both the Nitecore EDC23 and the replacement clip.

This video addresses a common issue with Nitecore EDC 23 and 27uhi flashlights, offering a practical modification or "hack" to improve their functionality. The creator details the problem and presents a solution, providing affiliate links for the necessary tools and the flashlights themselves. Additional mentions include other Nitecore EDC models, various everyday carry items, and the creator's filming equipment.

This video provides a straightforward tutorial on replacing a bent or damaged pocket clip on a Surefire flashlight. The presenter highlights Surefire's quality in EDC, tactical, and weapon-mounted lights. They explain that a bent pocket clip can easily be fixed by contacting Surefire customer support for a replacement and then swapping it out. The demonstration specifically covers the Surefire EDCL1-T flashlight. The video also promotes the creator's website, Patreon, and merchandise.

This video from the Nutnfancy Workshop focuses on modifying and enhancing the Benchmade Griptilian 550HG knife. The content covers practical upgrades such as replacing the stock pocket clip with a Lynch deep carry titanium clip and adding sharpening jimping for improved grip and control. The video highlights the continued relevance and excellent performance of the Griptilian, especially after these modifications.

This video features Lena Miculek-Afentul presenting the Kershaw 1870 Knockout folding knife. She highlights its aluminum frame, 14C28N steel, assisted opening mechanism, thin profile, and adjustable pocket clip. This is the first installment in a series of short knife reviews and demonstrations from the Miculek team. The video also promotes a large giveaway for subscribers.

This video provides an expert overview of the Brite Strike Technologies Pen Light (EPL2) by Chase Bending, a Product Specialist from OpticsPlanet. The light is constructed from durable aircraft-grade aluminum and features three modes: High (160 lumens), Low (10 lumens for close work), and Strobe. It includes a convenient pen-style clip and a tail-cap switch with mode memory, making it a versatile tool for everyday carry and utility tasks.

The Lionsteel SR1 Aluminum version offers significant value, providing most of the capability and aesthetic appeal of the more expensive titanium model. It's presented as a practical, high-class tactical folding knife suitable for everyday carry, with a focus on its robust design and materials.