Videos tagged with Zytel Handle

This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the CRKT Lake 111 folding knife, highlighting its exceptional value and classy design for an affordable price. The reviewer praises the 8Cr14Mov clip blade for its sharpness and cutting ability, noting the strong yet precise tip. He discusses the two handle material options: milled aluminum and basket weave Zytel, with the aluminum version offering added visual appeal. Key features like fast deployment, solid lockup, slim profile for EDC, and deep pocket carry are emphasized. The video concludes by reiterating the tremendous value, especially the Zytel version's sub-$20 price point, making it a highly recommended acquisition for knife enthusiasts.

The SOG Aegis is presented as a highly functional 'everything knife' with a focus on lightweight design and practical features. Nutnfancy highlights its aggressive jimping, excellent ergonomics, and a superior deep-carry pocket clip. Despite its Zytel handle and lack of steel liners, the knife offers robust performance and a secure lockup, making it a strong contender for EDC and tactical use.

This video provides a detailed review of the CRKT Carson M4, a knife described as a "heavy duty EDC" or tactical folder. The reviewer highlights its AutoLAWKS feature for blade security, the AUS-8 steel drop point blade's utility and tactical potential, and the fast, smooth assisted opening mechanism (with a preference for the removed torsion bar). Downsides mentioned include its weight (5.2 oz), slick Zytel handle scales, and a non-positionable tip-down pocket clip. Despite these drawbacks, it's considered a handsome and capable blade, receiving a "Likeability Scale" score of 7.5 out of 10.

This video provides a detailed review and modification demonstration of the Cold Steel Large PE Voyager knife. The reviewer praises its lightweight design, sharp blade, and good traction, highlighting its suitability as a tactical and EDC choice. He addresses a specific criticism regarding the checkering under the clip, which can tear fabric, and showcases simple epoxy and clip modifications to resolve this issue, bringing the knife closer to "near perfection." The review covers the knife's features, including AUS8 steel, hollow grinding, fast deployment, and solid lockup, while also mentioning downsides like price and clip placement. With the mods, the reviewer gives it a 10/10 rating, recommending it as a fast and deadly backup blade.

The SOG Flash 1 is highlighted as an outstanding reference EDC knife, praised for its lightweight design and deep-carry pocket clip. Despite its Zytel handle and AUS-8 steel blade, it excels in utility tasks like slicing and package opening. While the assisted opening is effective, the safety switch is often considered unnecessary by users.