Videos tagged with USA Made Knife

This video focuses on upgrading a 13-year-old USA-made knife. It features a sponsorship from Vaer Watches with a discount code and affiliate links for the sponsored product. The video also provides affiliate links for the featured Bradford knife, Amazon favorites, and various camera, audio, and lighting gear used by the creator. Additional links are provided for business inquiries, fan mail, channel memberships, Discord, Instagram, and a secondary YouTube channel. The creator highlights their favorite gear, including slings and bags.

This video features a review of the USA Made Knife with a Hidden Magnacut Twist, specifically the Bexar Bottle Opener. The description includes affiliate links to the product, the creator's Amazon storefront for favorite items, business inquiries, a merchandise store, and links to join their YouTube channel membership, Discord server, and other social media platforms. It also lists favorite gear and camera/audio equipment used by the creator.

This video is a review of the Gerber Principle bushcraft knife, highlighting its USA-made quality and suitability for bushcrafting, survival, and outdoor activities. The reviewer, Sootch00, thanks Gerber for providing the knife and promotes their Patreon and merchandise. The video also mentions the music source.

This expert-level review of the Microtech LUDT automatic knife, presented by an experienced firearms instructor and SEO strategist, delves into its design, performance, and comparisons with other popular EDC options like the Benchmade Barrage and Gerber Fastball. The LUDT is highlighted for its robust build, quick deployment, and high-quality materials, making it a top-tier choice for everyday carry. The review emphasizes Microtech's commitment to American manufacturing and the collectible nature of their limited runs.

The Ontario Kukri (Model 6420) is presented as an exceptional value survival and defensive tool, priced around $55. It features a robust 1095 carbon steel 12-inch blade, a durable Kraton handle, and impressive chopping and batoning capabilities. The reviewer highlights its performance-to-price ratio as a 10/10, making it a strong contender against more expensive alternatives like the Cold Steel Gurkha Kukri.

This video features a detailed review and modification of the Knives of Alaska Featherlite Hunter EDC knife. The presenter highlights its lightweight design, D2 steel, and ergonomic features. While noting it doesn't meet "TNP Hall of Fame" status out of the box, significant improvements are made through "Nutnfancy mods," including clip installation, a zip tie mod, and adding jimping. The review emphasizes the knife's transformation into a highly effective EDC tool, comparing it to other competitive options. The EdgePro Apex edge is showcased for its scalpel-like performance in daily utility and skinning tasks. The video also mentions different handle materials and potential future clipped versions, concluding with an outstanding value proposition for the modded knife.

This review of the Kershaw Piston 1860 by Nutnfancy highlights its exceptional value and performance for a USA-made knife, priced around $60. Nutnfancy, an experienced reviewer, enthusiastically praises its tactical and EDC capabilities, comfortable ergonomics, and robust 14C28N steel blade. The Piston is compared favorably to other 'Hall of Fame' blades, including the similar Kershaw Knockout, offering a compelling option for knife enthusiasts.

The Microtech Ultratech is a high-end carry OTF knife praised for its near-perfect quality and engineering. It excels in EDC, collectibility, and tactical applications, featuring CPM S35VN steel for toughness and edge retention. While deployment buttons can be stiff, the action is rapid, and its lockup is among the best for OTF designs.