Videos tagged with S35VN

This video provides a first impression of the Esee AGK hunting knife, highlighting its S35VN blade and orange and black G10 handle scales. The reviewer expresses a strong belief that it will be an excellent hunting knife and promises a full review in the future. A QR code link is also mentioned for further engagement.

This video focuses on the benefits and practicality of using G-10 material for Everyday Carry (EDC) gear. It highlights several specific items made with G-10, including a CRKT knife, an Ontario Rat knife, a Bastion pen, a Nitecore flashlight, a Keybar organizer, and a Dango product. The creator explains why G-10 is a superior material for these types of items, emphasizing its durability, grip, and overall performance in an EDC context. Affiliate links are provided for all mentioned products, along with links to the creator's various social media channels and support options.

This video reviews the Tekto Zastava Spry OTF knife, designed to aesthetically match the Zastava AK-47. It highlights the knife's S35VN steel and OTF action, drawing parallels to the Zastava Z70 rifle's Serbian Redwood furniture and AKM handguard design. The content emphasizes the visual and thematic connection between the firearm and the tactical knife.

This video appears to be a review or showcase of a knife called the 'Rigger EDC'. The description highlights its modified Wharncliffe blade made from S35VN steel, emphasizing its edge retention and corrosion resistance. A key feature is the 'innovative, in-house secondary locking feature (SLF)' designed for enhanced security and safety, positioning it as a 'duty-ready tool'. The content likely focuses on the practical aspects and build quality of this everyday carry knife.

The Microtech Halo 5 is presented as a legendary, albeit expensive, OTF knife, often considered a 'Holy Grail' collectible. Its single-action design features a powerful spring deployment via a button and manual retraction, distinguishing it from double-action models. The 4.6-inch S35VN Tanto blade and 6061-T6 aluminum handle offer robust construction and ergonomics, making it a highly sought-after tactical tool and collector's item.

Nutnfancy provides an in-depth, philosophical review of the Chris Reeve Sebenza 21, highlighting its iconic status and 'Second Kind of Cool' appeal. While praising its S35VN blade, hollow grind, and ergonomic titanium handle, he notes its deployment speed is good but not excellent, and the thumb stud lacks traction. The integral frame lock is solid for EDC but not recommended for heavy abuse. He concludes that while the Sebenza is a near-perfect design, many cheaper knives offer comparable utility, positioning it as a high-quality gift or status item.

Nutnfancy reviews the Edge Pro Apex (EPA) sharpening system, highlighting its ability to achieve consistent, professional edges for users with limited time. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a constant angle, which the EPA system facilitates with its guide rod. The review covers setup, stone selection (220, 320, 1000 grit as primary), and a detailed sharpening process demonstration on a Microtech Socom Elite in S35VN steel.