Videos tagged with US Made Knife

This video review focuses on the Jesse Hemphill Bowie knife, highlighting its exceptional craftsmanship, value, and fighting capabilities. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, expresses strong enthusiasm, calling it a potential new favorite. The knife is described as perfectly balanced with an excellent handle, blending old-west and modern aesthetics. The review also mentions the inclusion of a Sharpshooter sheath and notes that both the curly maple and Amazonian variants are sold out, emphasizing their desirability and scarcity.

This video showcases the ProTech SBR, a US-made knife with unique colorations and limited release, specifically highlighting a "Taco Bell" C-47 inspired edition. The reviewer emphasizes its desirability and likely fast sell-out. The description also includes affiliate links for the knife, various Star Wars Black Series figures, and alternative knife recommendations for budget-conscious viewers. It concludes with a strong call to action for viewers to support the creator on Patreon and subscribe to their B Channel for more content.

This review of the Pro-Tech TR4 Tactical Response 4 highlights its robust construction, US-made quality, and significant 'cool factor'. While acknowledging its collectible appeal, the reviewer also details its specifications, including a 4-inch 154-CM blade and T6 6061 aluminum handle, comparing it to other Pro-Tech models and competitors like the Kershaw Rogue. The TR4 is presented as a high-quality, albeit expensive, automatic knife.

This video is a review of the Knives of Alaska "Xtreme Defense Survival" knife, specifically the D2 Tan/Nylon #844FG model. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, highlights its toughness and durability, noting it withstood rigorous testing in mountainous conditions, including batoning and woodscraft, without failing. The review covers its lightweight design, strength, limitations in chopping, grind, handle construction with ample survival kit space, sheath, and overall value. The knife is noted as being US-made and suitable for hiking. The reviewer assigns it a likability score of 8 out of 10.

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the updated Kershaw 1745 ENER-G II knife, highlighting improvements over its predecessor. The reviewer discusses the knife's reduced weight (4.2 ounces) achieved through thinner G10 scales and milled liners. Key features praised include the hollow-ground drop-point blade made from 14C28N Sandvik steel, sharp edge, fast flipper deployment mechanism, and the tactical potential. While the clip is deemed "ridiculous," its swappability is noted. The review emphasizes the excellent value for a US-produced knife with this steel and recommends it as it appears to be discontinued. The reviewer assigns a high likability score of 8.5 out of 10.

The Benchmade 890 Torrent is a Ken Steigerwalt design praised for its US-made quality and slim profile, making it suitable for EDC. It features a 154CM blade with excellent slicing geometry and Benchmade's Nitrous Assist mechanism for fast deployment. However, the smooth G10 scales lack traction, and the deep-carry pocket clip is not reversible and can snag.

The Benchmade Nimravus Cub II (147BK) is a lightweight, US-made fixed blade knife ideal for EDC and utility tasks, weighing 3.5 oz for the blade and 5.5 oz total with its MOLLE-compatible sheath. It features durable 154CM steel, a versatile drop-point blade, and secure ergonomics with jimping and a choil. While not a primary CQB weapon, its design makes it an excellent choice for military personnel and civilians seeking a reliable, lightweight utility tool.