Videos tagged with Tactical Folder

This SHOT Show 2026 coverage highlights innovative survival and tactical gear beyond traditional firearms. Key products include Dark Energy's robust portable power solutions like the Poseidon XL, Sunshine Safety's compact BRIK trauma kits, and Iron Ethos's uniquely designed knives such as the Battleborn Bowie. The emphasis is on durable, American-made, and mission-specific equipment for off-grid and tactical applications.

This video showcases two Microtech Scarab II Gen III automatic knives and one Microtech MSI S/E Tri-Grip folder. The Scarab II Gen III models feature double-edged blades with partial serrations and improved actions. The MSI S/E Tri-Grip is highlighted as a favorite non-automatic EDC option with a full serration blade, praised for its smooth action and sharpness.

This video details the contents of a compact, lightweight 72-hour survival kit assembled within a 50-caliber ammo can. The kit is designed for portability and includes essential items for emergency situations, such as a multi-tool, Mylar blankets, waterproof matches, an 80-piece first aid kit, emergency ponchos, a crank flashlight, water purification tablets, and emergency food bars. The presenter emphasizes the practicality and stackability of the kit for various scenarios like being stranded in a vehicle or having an emergency at home or work.

This video reviews the Kershaw Emerson CQC collaboration knives, highlighting their value and design inspired by Ernie Emerson's original CQC-8. The presenter discusses various models, steel types (D2 and HRC14MOV), blade shapes, and the functional 'wave' feature. He emphasizes their affordability and suitability for everyday carry and tactical applications, while also noting minor drawbacks like clip design and frame lock wear.

This video reviews several Benchmade knife models released or updated in 2021, focusing on their features, materials, and intended applications. It covers the updated fixed blade Adamas, the new 4850 Omen OTF, the Presidio II Halo, the SOCP dagger, the premium Bugout variants, the Claymore automatic, and the Adamas folder family. The presenter highlights design changes, material upgrades like CPM-M4 and S90V steels, and suitability for EDC, military, and law enforcement use.

This video review focuses on the Zero Tolerance Rexford 0804CF, a tactical folding knife. The reviewer highlights its evolution from earlier heavy designs, praising the Rexford 0804CF for its improved aesthetics and lighter weight, achieved through a carbon fiber and titanium frame. The knife features CPM-S35VN steel and a notably sharp flipper tab. The description also mentions its availability on Amazon, though at a high price, and includes links to the creator's Patreon, Twitter, and merchandise store.

This video reviews the Zero Tolerance 0450 and 0450CF folding knives, designed by Dmitry Sinkevich. The reviewer highlights their CPM-S35VN steel blade, titanium and carbon fiber construction, making them lightweight and aesthetically pleasing tactical folders. Despite initial reservations about the ZT line, the reviewer finds these models to be an improvement. A significant downside is mentioned regarding the flipper tab's placement and near-vertical angle, which impacts the "LS" (likely a scoring metric for the reviewer). The video also provides links to purchase the knives from Blade HQ and Amazon.

The Zero Tolerance 0450 and 0452CF knives, designed by Dmitry Sinkevich, offer premium CPM-S35VN steel and lightweight construction with titanium and carbon fiber handles. While praised for design and materials, the strong detent can make deployment challenging. The 0450 retails around $160, and the larger 0452CF around $220.

The Boker Plus Stingray is presented as a high-value tactical folding knife, offering the design philosophy of Sal Manaro's custom pieces at a significantly lower price point. It's characterized as a defensive tool with fast deployment capabilities, featuring a titanium frame lock and a 440C blade, making it an attractive option for those seeking a premium feel without the custom knife cost.

This review by Nutnfancy highlights the Spyderco Endura 4 Wave as a 'must-have' tactical EDC blade. He praises its rapid deployment, crediting Ernie Emerson's patented Wave feature, and discusses its practical applications for law enforcement and military personnel. The review delves into the knife's technical specifications, including its VG-10 steel, FRN handle, and saber grind, while also comparing it to other popular models.

Nutnfancy reviews the HTM DDR heavy-duty tactical folder, deeming it 'Not Recommended' due to its high $210 price point and unimpressive performance. Despite initial appearances of semi-custom quality, the reviewer found several flaws, including a heavy, chunky design with a short blade, and significant quality assurance issues directly out of the box. The video details why the reviewer believes consumers should avoid purchasing this knife.

This review by Nutnfancy provides an in-depth look at the Cold Steel Holdout series, focusing on its tactical applications and robust design. The analysis highlights the strength of the Tri-Ad lock, the lightweight yet durable G10 handle construction, and the effectiveness of the spear-point blade for defensive use. Nutnfancy's expert assessment emphasizes the exceptional value and performance offered by these folders for self-defense and tactical scenarios.