Videos tagged with S30V Steel

This video provides an expert overview of the Spyderco Yojumbo folding knife, detailing its premium materials and construction. The presenter, demonstrating experienced handling, highlights the S30V DLC-coated blade, titanium scales with an Ironforge Bronze finish, and a titanium deep-carry pocket clip. The focus is on the knife's robust design and functional features suitable for everyday carry and demanding tasks.

This video showcases a Benchmade 550 Griptilian folding knife, specifically highlighting its upgrade with OD green Flytanium scales. The knife features a durable S30V steel blade with a modified sheepsfoot profile, emphasizing its USA manufacturing origin. It's presented as a popular choice within the EDC and knife enthusiast communities.

This video showcases the Spyderco Yojumbo, highlighting its S30V steel Wharncliffe blade with a DLC coating. The presenter emphasizes its substantial size and robust build, positioning it as a 'Big Heavy Badass Folder' suitable for everyday carry. The knife's origin in Golden, Colorado, USA, is also noted.

This video introduces a limited edition Benchmade 940 Osborne knife, a collaboration between Palmetto State Armory and Folds of Honor. A portion of sales supports Folds of Honor's mission to provide scholarships to disabled veterans, first responders, and their families. The knife features a blue G10 handle, S30V steel blade with black Cerakote, and Benchmade's Axis lock system, designed for everyday carry.

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 five premium knives considered top picks for 2025, focusing on their design, materials, and performance. The CRKT Q Frame Lock features a MagnaCut blade and titanium/carbon fiber construction. The Benchmade Mini Presidio highlights its CF-Elite scales and S30V steel. The Giant Mouse Ace Tribeca offers a MagnaCut blade with titanium scales and a brass backspacer. The Olive Knife Lint boasts a unique tungsten carbide blade with a Scandi grind for superior cutting. Finally, the Benchmade 710 celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Axis Lock with an S90V blade and aluminum scales.

This video compares the Leatherman Arc Obsidian and Leatherman Charge TTI, two premium multitools. The Charge TTI offers faster access and accessories like a pocket clip, featuring a titanium frame and S30V steel blade. The Arc Obsidian is presented as the 'bees knees' with a MagnaCut blade, more bits included, and easier one-handed operation. The reviewer highlights the Arc's MagnaCut steel, corrosion resistance, and user-friendly design, while noting the Charge TTI's included pocket clip, lanyard holder, ruler, and gut hook as advantages. Ultimately, the choice depends on user priorities regarding speed, materials, included accessories, and specific tool needs.

This video reviews the Benchmade Mini Griptilian in OD green with S30V steel, highlighting a significant discount on a discontinued colorway at Blade HQ. The speaker emphasizes its value as a 'beater' knife, suitable for various tasks, and compares its size and price to other popular models like the Bugout, Mini Osborne, Spyderco PM3, and Kizer Drop Bear. The review also touches on potential reasons for the discount, such as new releases or end-of-year sales.

This review of the James Brand Carter knife, after four years, suggests its current sub-$100 price point finally offers value, especially compared to its original MSRP. The reviewer highlights the VG10 steel's balance of edge retention and ease of sharpening, and the Micarta scales' aesthetics, though notes potential discoloration. While the thumb disc opening is a point of adjustment, the ergonomics and pocket clip are praised. The video compares the Carter to the Remit Rhino and Benchmade Griptilian, ultimately recommending the Carter at its discounted price for its EDC suitability and aesthetics, but suggesting the Griptilian for more demanding outdoor tasks.

This video advocates for carrying at least one partially serrated pocket knife as part of an everyday carry (EDC) setup, arguing that while plain edge knives excel at clean cuts on fibrous materials, serrations offer superior performance on tougher, less predictable materials. The presenter highlights scenarios like cutting rope, plastic wrap, or PVC pipe where serrations provide a significant advantage, especially when a perfectly clean cut isn't necessary. The primary drawback discussed is the increased difficulty in sharpening serrated blades compared to plain edge knives.

This video argues that expensive, 'shiny' pocket knives are often unnecessary for common everyday carry (EDC) tasks. The speaker, identifying as 'peasant chief,' suggests that budget-friendly knives, particularly those with composite handle materials like G10 or Micarta and steels like 14C28N or 154CM, are sufficient for tasks such as opening packages, breaking down trash, and cutting zip ties. The focus is on practicality and value over perceived prestige.

This SHOT Show 2024 roundup covers several new firearm accessories and gear. Highlights include Strikeman's affordable laser training devices and a new CT pistol, Tellum Knives' high-end Trimmer model, Leupold's updated Mark 5 HD optics line, 1791 Gun Leather's universal light-bearing IWB holsters, Savior Equipment's budget-friendly electronic ear protection, and Otis Technology's new hard cleaning rods and pistol cleaning kits. The video provides an overview of product features, pricing, and availability.