Videos tagged with Thumb Disc

This review of the James Brand Carter knife, after four years, suggests its current sub-$100 price point finally offers value, especially compared to its original MSRP. The reviewer highlights the VG10 steel's balance of edge retention and ease of sharpening, and the Micarta scales' aesthetics, though notes potential discoloration. While the thumb disc opening is a point of adjustment, the ergonomics and pocket clip are praised. The video compares the Carter to the Remit Rhino and Benchmade Griptilian, ultimately recommending the Carter at its discounted price for its EDC suitability and aesthetics, but suggesting the Griptilian for more demanding outdoor tasks.

This video reviews the extremely limited, special edition LionSteel ROK TMP knife, a collaboration with nutnfancy. It highlights the knife's unique features, including various colorations, a detachable thumb stud, a refined flipper tab, and M390 steel. The reviewer emphasizes the knife's collectible nature and high-quality Italian craftsmanship, noting its potential as an investment.