Videos tagged with SpeedSafe

This guide details the inspection and basic operation of the Kershaw 1660 Ken Onion Leek, an EDC knife. It covers blade deployment using the SpeedSafe mechanism, safety features like the tip lock slider, ergonomic considerations, and material composition. The review highlights its sharp, high-performance stainless steel blade and aluminum frame, designed by Ken Onion and made in the USA, with a caution against prying.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the Kershaw Asshead (Asset) 1930, a budget-friendly Persian-style knife. The reviewer highlights its attractive design, sharp 8Cr13Mov blade, and fast flipper deployment powered by Kershaw's SpeedSafe mechanism. Despite its 4.2-ounce weight and lack of jimping, making it less ideal for heavy EDC for the reviewer, it's praised as a stylish and affordable utility blade, especially at its $20 price point. The review touches on its Chinese manufacturing and Zytel liners contributing to its cost-effectiveness. Overall, it's presented as a good value proposition.

This guide provides an expert assessment of the Kershaw Volt 2 (model 3650) for everyday carry, drawing on insights from Nutnfancy's review. It covers inspection, suitability for EDC, blade quality, functional features like SpeedSafe and jimping, lockup, handle ergonomics, and pocket carry. The assessment emphasizes the knife's high value for its price point, positioning it as a capable utility tool rather than a tactical weapon.

This video features a review of the Zero Tolerance Model 350 Tactical knife presented by Sensible Survival. The description highlights the knife's extreme quality, durability, and suitability for military, law enforcement, and civilian hard use. It specifically mentions the 'Speedsafe' opening system, comparing its speed to an automatic knife. The video also directs viewers to TheTacticalDefender's YouTube channel.

This video provides a review of the Kershaw "Leek" knife, highlighting its suitability for everyday carry in urban and suburban environments. The review emphasizes the knife's quality and the practicality of its SpeedSafe mechanism, which facilitates easy one-handed operation. The presenter, Sensible Survival, aims to showcase this Ken Onion design as a valuable tool.

This guide provides an overview of the Kershaw Scallion 1620, a Ken Onion designed EDC knife. It covers its features, materials, deployment, and compares it to the SOG Flash 1. The review highlights its quality, affordability, and collectible nature, with a focus on its robust feel and assisted opening mechanism.

This guide provides an expert overview of the Kershaw Leek knife, drawing from a detailed review by Nutnfancy. It covers model variations, blade steels, locking mechanisms, and use cases, highlighting its strengths as a thin, light, and cool EDC option. The review emphasizes understanding the Leek's design limitations, such as its delicate tip for heavy-duty tasks, and compares it to other popular knives in its class.