Videos tagged with Spyderco Manix

This video showcases the Spyderco Manix 2 XL and Manix 2 Lightweight with custom scales. The content focuses on the knife itself, highlighting its features and potential as an everyday carry (EDC) item. While not a firearm, it falls into the broader category of tools often associated with outdoor and self-defense preparedness.

This video dives deep into the Star BKM and BK pistol series, highlighting their historical significance as family touchstones and their surprising continued viability as combat pistols. The content promises a unique look at these firearms, including never-before-seen family photos from the Nutnfancy archives, emphasizing how these pistols were ahead of their time. The description also includes affiliate links for Olight flashlights and various Spyderco knives, suggesting a broader EDC and tactical gear focus.

This video provides an updated review of the Spyderco Endura 4, highlighting its versatility for space, land, and sea applications, making it an excellent EDC and tactical lightweight folder. The reviewer also announces a limited, soon-to-be-discontinued TNP (This Nutnfancy Project) special edition featuring S35VN steel, presenting a unique opportunity for collectors. The video showcases the Endura 4's capabilities and mentions other Spyderco models like the Pacific Salt, Paramilitary, and Manix, as well as an Olight i3t Plus Slim flashlight.

This video focuses on Spyderco's lighter offerings, specifically highlighting the Sage and Tenacious models with FRN (Fiberglass Reinforced Nylon) handles. The reviewer expresses a preference for lighter gear and notes that Spyderco seems to be addressing this with these new variants, some of which come in appealing colors. Links to purchase the reviewed knives, as well as other Spyderco models like the Manix, Paramilitary, Enduras, and Domino, are provided in the description. An F4U Corsair model is also featured.

This YouTube video offers a review of the CRKT Goken folding knife, comparing it to other knives in its family line like the Hissatsu and Heiho. The reviewer highlights specific improvements of the Goken and addresses potential issues encountered when reviewing similar knives. A key question posed is whether the Goken would be an effective soldier blade. The description also includes affiliate links for various knives, including Spyderco models, and a Patreon link for the creator.