Videos tagged with Pocket Knife Review

This review covers the Orbital Knives Fornax, a gentleman's style pocket knife designed by Paul Munko. It features S45VN steel, titanium scales with brass accents, a ball bearing pivot for smooth deployment, and a frame lock. The knife is noted for its sharp out-of-the-box edge and comes with a protective case.

This video focuses on selecting the ideal pocket knife for everyday carry (EDC). The host, Ricky, discusses key considerations such as blade shape, budget, and intended use. The description humorously notes that his co-host, Nate, is attempting to open a can of tuna, implying practical, albeit unconventional, knife testing scenarios. The content is geared towards helping viewers make an informed decision on their next EDC pocket knife.

This video tests six pocket knives across various price points ($30-$250) through a series of durability and sharpness tests, including cutting paper, rope, onions, wood, aluminum cans, beef, and tomatoes. The tests aim to assess how well each knife performs and how quickly it dulls. The video also includes a segment where individuals guess the price of each knife, highlighting the disconnect between perceived value and actual cost. Ultimately, the presenter suggests that expensive knives may not be necessary for typical everyday carry needs, as even less expensive options performed well under stress.

This video reviews the Boker Alligator Toast, a value-oriented frame lock knife. The reviewer highlights its excellent speed, tight lockup, and comfortable ergonomics for its price point. While acknowledging the 440A steel as a downside, the reviewer emphasizes its suitability for light EDC tasks and its overall value at $25.

This review covers the Camillus 18668, a compact EDC knife featuring a VG10 drop point blade with a black titanium nitride coating. The knife boasts a G10 handle, pillar construction, and a functional, albeit unconventionally shaped, thumb stud. While praised for its out-of-the-box sharpness and excellent blade steel, the reviewer notes a lack of gimping and a fixed tip-down carry clip as minor drawbacks. Customer service from Camillus is highlighted as a positive aspect.