Videos tagged with WE Knives

This video from Nutnfancy showcases the WE/Civivi Knives booth experience at SHOT 2024. The content creator provides an overview of various WE and Civivi knife models, offering opinions on their strengths and weaknesses. The video highlights that many of these knives are attractive and well-made, often at a lower price point compared to US-made alternatives. Specific models like the WE Knives Seer, Banter (including Big and Baby Banter), Riff-Raff, Quixotic, Beacon, and Kitefin are mentioned, along with Civivi Elementum and Odium (in various colors). The description also teases a personal story from Kyle about a 'Cougar'.

This video provides a comprehensive review of the Civivi Elementum, highlighting its appeal as an Everyday Carry (EDC) blade. The reviewer praises its lightweight design, speed, good steel, attractive aesthetics, and compact size, noting its popularity and quick sell-out rates. The description also mentions various unique scale materials offered for the Elementum, with a personal preference for brown/OD Micarta and Rosewood. The video promises close-up views of the knife and comparisons with competitive options, including specific mentions of the SU-27 diecast, Steel Will Modus, Boker Alligator Toast, CRKT CEO (BHQ Special and FRN), CRKT Prowess, Boker Urban Trapper, Boker FR, Ferrum Forge Gent, CRKT Crossbones, Kershaw Reverbs, and Momentum FieldWalker (automatic) and Field Watches.

This video review focuses on the Civivi Wyvern, a budget-friendly EDC (Everyday Carry) knife from Civivi, a sub-brand of WE Knives. The reviewer highlights the Wyvern's excellent value at $50, praising its lightweight design, attractive appearance, great ergonomics, D2 blade steel, fast deployment, titanium pocket clip, and near-custom finishing. It's presented as a standout in the affordable knife market and a strong contender for long-term EDC consideration. The description also briefly mentions and links to other knives from Civivi and Artesian Cutlery, including the Civivi Courser, Artesian Cutlery Shark, and Artesian Cutlery Domin.

This video features an in-depth review of the Zero Tolerance 609 RJ Martin collaboration knife. The reviewer highlights its premium features, including a 3D machined titanium handle in bronze, a see-through pivot screw, CPM20CV steel blade, and KVT ball bearing opening system. The description also mentions machined flats for the Edge Pro Apex sharpener, making it suitable for knife maintenance enthusiasts. Several other competitive knife options, such as the Piranha Pocket auto knife and Ferrum Forge Crux, are briefly presented, along with affiliate links for purchasing these items and a sharpening kit.

This video reviews the Massdrop Ferrum Forge Crux, a framelock knife praised for its custom knife appearance and excellent quality. The reviewer highlights the S35VN steel, blade shape, speed, lockup, attention to detail, color options, and clip. While noting the absence of jimping, the knife, produced by WE Knives, is highly recommended. The description also mentions Massdrop's group buying model for discounted gear and includes affiliate links for the knife, Patreon, and social media.