Videos tagged with VG-10 Steel

This video features a review of the Nemesis MPR1 Knife, highlighting its elegant design and EDC (Everyday Carry) suitability. The reviewer praises its titanium handle, bone breaker spine, short clip, and overall fit and finish, comparing it favorably to the CRKT Crossbones. A key point of discussion is the use of VG-10 steel at this price point, with a suggestion for either a lower price or a more premium steel option. The reviewer also mentions the knife's "near perfect execution" and its "1st and 2nd Cool" factor.

This video provides an in-depth look at SOG Knives' new product lineup from SHOT Show, featuring Nando Zucchi and Patrick Carland. Key introductions include the Quake XL and standard Quake assisted openers with unique cross-guard mechanisms, the premium Zoom CF with S30V steel, and the ultra-thin Targa folder. The review also covers value-oriented Sideswipe folders, innovative multi-tools like the SwitchPlier and Reactor, and the versatile PowerPlay. Additionally, SOG's tactical offerings like the Cash Card, Gambit fixed blade, and Prophet 33 backpack are showcased, highlighting SOG's diverse range for EDC, tactical, and outdoor use.

The Spyderco Endura 4 Wave is highlighted as a 'must-have' tactical EDC blade, praised for its rapid deployment via the Emerson Wave feature, which is noted to be faster than automatics. While its aesthetics are described as 'fugly,' its functionality is exceptional. The Saber grind offers durability over slicing efficiency, and the VG-10 steel is robust though susceptible to saltwater corrosion. It's recommended for Law Enforcement and Military use.

The Spyderco Dragonfly 2 (C28OR2) is highly praised by Nutnfancy as an excellent, lightweight EDC knife, earning a perfect 10/10 likability score. Key improvements over the original include factory jimping on the thumb ramp and finger choil, and a superior wire clip design. Its ultra-lightweight (1.2 oz) build and VG-10 steel make it ideal for backpacking, survival, or as a backup duty knife.

This video demonstrates restoring a severely damaged Spyderco Endura 4 blade using the Edge Pro Apex system. Nutnfancy details a specific grit progression (220, 320, 1000) for efficient sharpening, prioritizing functionality over a mirror polish for his large collection. He emphasizes consistent angle recording and proper technique to achieve a 'wicked' edge suitable for EDC tasks.

This review of the Mcusta Tactility knife, presented by Nutnfancy, highlights its functional elegance and origin in Seki City, Japan. It's categorized as an elegant tactical folder, suitable for EDC, collecting, or gifting. Key features include VG-10 steel, various handle materials, a deep-carry pocket clip, and exceptional out-of-the-box sharpness. Nutnfancy emphasizes its high value for the craftsmanship and materials.

This video review focuses on the Spyderco Junior "Backpacker" knife, highlighting its lightweight design, broad 83mm VG-10 blade, and deep finger guard formed by the sculpted G10 handle. The reviewer praises its out-of-the-box sharpness, excellent traction from jimping, and the reliable compression lock. While acknowledging its value for backpacking and EDC, the reviewer notes the $125 price point is not outstanding. The knife is considered a premier backpacking blade and a potential Hall of Fame inductee, with minor complaints revolving solely around its cost.

This comprehensive review of the Gryphon M-10 fixed blade knife, presented by Nutnfancy, details its design by Bob Terzuola and its utility as a lightweight, defensive tool for Load Bearing Equipment. It covers the VG-10 blade's performance, the Zytel handle, and the exceptional custom Concealex sheath. The M-10 is positioned as a high-value option compared to competitors, with a focus on its piercing capabilities and robust construction.

The Spyderco Endura 4 FFG is highly praised, earning a perfect 10/10 likability score from Nutnfancy. Its Full Flat Ground (FFG) VG-10 blade significantly enhances slicing performance compared to previous saber-ground versions, making it ideal for tasks like food prep and package opening. The FFG geometry offers a thinner profile and more aggressive taper to a sharp point, contributing to its lightweight tactical folder or large EDC utility designation.

The Spyderco Centofante III and Delica 4 are highlighted as excellent lightweight EDC options. The Centofante III excels in slicing with its thin blade geometry and FRN handle, weighing 2.6 oz with a 3-inch VG-10 blade. The Delica 4 offers similar weight (2.5-2.6 oz) and a slightly shorter blade (2 7/8 inches), featuring nested steel liners and Torx construction for added durability and disassembly.