Videos tagged with Spyderco Bug

This video offers an in-depth look at a 2025 Spyderco knife collection, featuring numerous models like the Para 3, Para-Military 2, Manix 2, and Shaman, with a strong emphasis on blade steels (CPM-15V, MagnaCut, CPM-10V) and aftermarket modifications. The speaker, a high-level enthusiast, also provides valuable insights into identifying counterfeit knives and briefly touches upon other brands like Demko and Kershaw.

This video demonstrates an advanced ASMR-style sharpening and honing technique for small EDC knives, specifically the Spyderco Bug or Honeybee. The creator, DROBASHEVICH, showcases a methodical approach using a Spyderco pocket stone and a leather strop with green chromium oxide compound to achieve a mirror-polished, razor-sharp edge. The demonstration highlights expert-level blade maintenance skills for everyday carry gear.

This video showcases a personal collection of Spyderco folding knives, detailing the acquisition and modification of various models. The presenter shares his journey from his first Spyderco, the Tenacious, to highly regarded models like the Paramilitary 2, Manix 2, and Shaman. He discusses blade steels, ergonomics, modifications, and personal preferences, ultimately naming the Shaman as his favorite.

Nutnfancy provides a detailed analysis of TSA's policy shift allowing small knives on flights, emphasizing compliance with blade length (2.36"), width (0.5"), and non-locking requirements. He reviews numerous compliant models from Victorinox, Spyderco, and Case, highlighting their utility and craftsmanship while critiquing bureaucratic overreach. The review offers practical advice for travelers seeking appropriate everyday carry knives for air travel.

Nutnfancy, an established subject matter expert in EDC and tactical gear, reviews the Spyderco Bug, Honeybee, and Grasshopper micro-knives. He highlights their extreme affordability and value, positioning them as excellent keychain tools or backup blades for light utility tasks. While acknowledging the limitations of the 3CR13MOV steel in terms of edge retention, he notes their ease of resharpening and legal carry status in restrictive jurisdictions like the UK due to their non-locking nature.