Videos tagged with Wilderness Knife

The Cold Steel 4 Max Scout is a robust, heavy-duty folding knife weighing 10.2 ounces, featuring a Tri-Ad lock mechanism for exceptional strength and a 4-inch blade made of OST 10A steel. While its size and weight make it less ideal for everyday carry for some, it's presented as a capable wilderness and tactical tool. The reviewer highlights its comfortable, well-stippled Grivory handle and strong lockup, but notes the clip could be improved for deeper carry.

This video provides a review of the SOG Aura knife, highlighting its value proposition at $25. The reviewer emphasizes its light weight (7 ounces for the knife, 10.5 with sheath) for a wilderness bowie. While praising the 8Cr13Mov steel and its suitability for tasks like food and fire preparation, the reviewer notes the need to potentially modify the aggressive choil hook. The knife is recommended for its performance relative to its price point, earning a 8.5 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale. The video also includes Amazon affiliate links for purchasing.

This review focuses on the Bark River STS series of fixed blade knives, particularly the STS-8, STS-5, and STS-4. The presenter, Nutnfancy, discusses their construction in 154CM steel, their intended uses as wilderness or tactical blades, and their unique features like convex grinds and handle materials. He also touches on modifications and the collectible nature of these limited production knives.

This video review focuses on the Ontario Gen II SP46, a compact and lightweight survival knife praised for its capabilities in chopping, skinning, and wood splitting, despite its sub-15 oz weight and under $75 price point. The reviewer highlights the knife's full flat grind, 5.6-inch leaf-shaped Dirk blade made from WCI-brand US-made 5160 steel, and durable Kraton handle. While not a tactical fixed blade in the reviewer's opinion, it excels as a compact wilderness tool. The improved MOLLE sheath is noted, though its length is deemed too long for the SP46. The knife is recommended for those seeking a tough, affordable compact survival blade.

This video showcases the Fallkniven A2 Wilderness knife's chopping capabilities in a survival context. Despite the user being tired from previous activities like hiking, chopping, and sawing, the demonstration highlights the knife's effectiveness as a chopper. The description also mentions a separate, more detailed review of this survival blade, indicating a focus on its utility and performance in outdoor or wilderness scenarios.

The Fallkniven A2 is a robust wilderness knife with a laminated VG10/420J2 blade, ideal for heavy-duty tasks like wood splitting. While its convex edge and full tang are excellent for survival, the VG10 core can be brittle, showing minor chips. The Kraton grip offers good shock absorption but is noted as slightly short for the knife's size.