Videos tagged with S30V Steel

This video provides a detailed look at the Spyderco Yojumbo folding knife, highlighting its premium materials and design features. The presenter, demonstrating experienced handling, showcases the S30V DLC-coated blade, Titanium Ironforge Bronze finished scales, and a Titanium Deep Carry Pocket Clip. The smooth deployment and retraction of the blade are also demonstrated, suggesting a well-engineered mechanism.

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 provides an unboxing and initial impressions of the Spyderco Yojumbo, comparing it to the MicroJimbo. The speaker highlights the Yojumbo's large size, grippy G10 texture, and tactical Wharncliffe blade designed by Michael Janich for self-defense. The DLC coating on the blade and the compression lock mechanism are also discussed as key features.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Spyderco Yojumbo folding knife, highlighting its robust construction and premium materials. The presenter, an EDC/Tactical Gear Enthusiast, showcases the knife's S30V Wharncliffe blade with a DLC coating and its origin in Golden, Colorado. The 'Big Heavy Badass Folder' moniker accurately reflects its substantial build.

This video offers a tabletop review of the AG Russell Acies, a high-end titanium frame lock knife. The reviewer highlights its S30V steel, titanium construction, deep carry clip, and tight lockup, noting its low carry weight. The AG Russell warranty is emphasized as a sign of confidence in the product's value and quality. The review aims to determine if the Acies lives up to its price point. Notably, a Vietnam-era F4 Phantom aircraft makes a brief appearance.

This video review focuses on the Gerber Fastball folding knife, highlighting its key features such as S30V steel, rapid ball-bearing deployment, and American manufacturing. The presenter expresses significant satisfaction with the knife, declaring it his new EDC (Everyday Carry) option. The description also includes promotional links for exclusive videos and merchandise, along with a disclaimer that the review is not a paid endorsement but a genuine expression of appreciation for the product.

This YouTube video showcases the Benchmade Bugout folding knife, specifically the Ranger Green Serrated model (535SGRY-1). The reviewer highlights its exceptionally lightweight design and sharp, partially serrated blade, deeming it suitable for a variety of purposes. Key features mentioned include its construction from premium S30V steel and its "Made in the USA" origin.

The Benchmade Bugout 535 is highlighted as an exceptional value, weighing only 1.85 oz and featuring CPM-S30V steel and the ambidextrous Axis lock. It's praised as an ideal backpacking, EDC, and 'soldier blade'. The review compares its refined blade finish and locking mechanism favorably against competitors like Spyderco and Cold Steel.

This video reviews the Kershaw Skyline XL, a larger version of the well-loved Skyline knife. It highlights a special Blade HQ coloration and a TNP special pricing that made the XL model available for just $30. The review also touches upon the 8Cr13Mov steel used in the XL version and compares it with S30V steel versions of the Skyline fixed blade, also unique to Blade HQ and in limited production. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, along with his assistant TacticalDoodle, offers insights into its EDC capabilities and overall value, mentioning other knives and a watch in passing.

This video provides an in-depth look at SOG Knives' new product lineup from SHOT Show, featuring Nando Zucchi and Patrick Carland. Key introductions include the Quake XL and standard Quake assisted openers with unique cross-guard mechanisms, the premium Zoom CF with S30V steel, and the ultra-thin Targa folder. The review also covers value-oriented Sideswipe folders, innovative multi-tools like the SwitchPlier and Reactor, and the versatile PowerPlay. Additionally, SOG's tactical offerings like the Cash Card, Gambit fixed blade, and Prophet 33 backpack are showcased, highlighting SOG's diverse range for EDC, tactical, and outdoor use.

This video showcases the resurrected Microtech Lightweight Underwater Demolition Team (LUDT) automatic knife, comparing it to earlier UDT/UMS models produced between 2001 and 2005. The presenter highlights the enduring appeal of the UDT/UMS line, citing its excellent build quality, rapid deployment, unique finishes, S30V steel, secure lockup, and lightweight design. The new LUDT is presented as maintaining this high standard with subtle improvements. The video aims to offer a detailed look at the LUDT's features and compare it against older Florida-produced versions, with a hint of a potential future Special Edition TNP version.

This review of the Benchmade Infidel OTF knife highlights its tactical appeal and defensive utility. While often seen as 'tactical eye candy,' its design is suited for rapid deployment in emergencies. The reviewer prefers the drop-point variant for its versatility and ease of maintenance over the dagger-ground model. Comparisons are made to other OTF knives like the Microtech Halo 5, and budget alternatives like the Lightning OTF are discussed.