Videos tagged with Thumb Ramp

This review of the WE Knife 607 fixed blade neck knife highlights its premium materials and craftsmanship, contrasting it with more budget-friendly options. The presenter, an experienced reviewer, details the knife's S35VN steel blade, carbon fiber handle, and functional design elements like the thumb ramp and modified drop point tip. While acknowledging its higher price point, the review suggests the WE Knife 607 offers significant value for those seeking a high-quality, durable neck knife for various applications, including utility and potentially self-defense.

This review covers the SigTac automatic knife, highlighting its extremely lightweight design at 2.6 ounces. The reviewer praises the blade shape, thumb ramp, and overall aesthetics but notes concerns with slow deployment speed, a less-than-perfect lockup with some wiggle, and a pocket clip mounted too low for optimal carry. The knife is considered suitable for everyday carry (EDC) tasks and potentially emergency tactical use, but not ideal for primary tactical applications.

This expert review of the Benchmade Dejavoo 740, presented by nutnfancy, details its strengths and weaknesses after extended carry. The knife is classified as a large folding tactical knife, suitable for EDC but leaning towards defensive applications. Key features include its lightweight design for its size, an outstanding Bob Lum-designed S30V blade with a full flat grind and stonewash finish, and an ergonomic G10 handle. However, significant drawbacks are noted, including a lack of blade retention due to no detent, insufficient gimping on the thumb ramp for secure grip during thrust cuts, and a less-than-ideal G10 texturing.