Videos tagged with Wilderness Blade

This video reviews the Gerber Big Rock camp knife, highlighting its performance exceeding expectations for its $25 price point. Despite the reviewer's dislike for 440A steel, the knife demonstrated good durability over several outings. The reviewer praises its thin profile, light weight, excellent balance, and suitability as a high-value camper or wilderness blade. The Soldier blade potential is also discussed. While the included sheath is considered 'regrettable' but appropriate for the price, it's suggested that an aftermarket Kydex sheath would make the combo ideal. The video also includes a mention of a discount code for purchase.

This video reviews the "Military Regulator" by Scrapyard Knives, highlighting its suitability as a wilderness blade. The reviewer emphasizes its substantial .33" thick SR-101 steel construction, described as heavy and field-proven. A key point is that Scrapyard Knives do not include sheaths, which is noted as an additional cost but is offset by the high-quality steel. The video also advises potential buyers of a significant shipping delay, up to four months. Nutnfancy's Likability Scale rating is provided as 7 out of 10.

This video reviews custom Kydex sheaths from Chestnut Ridge Knife Company for the Ontario RAC 2 knife. The reviewer highlights the superior retention, precise fit, and durability of the Kydex sheaths compared to the stock sheath. Options with integrated fire steels are also showcased, emphasizing the enhanced functionality for outdoor use.