BRS Alpha Beast Butterfly Knife review by Lena Miculek-Afentul

Published on August 19, 2013
Duration: 17:16

Lena Miculek reviews the BRS Alpha Beast balisong, highlighting its titanium handles, 154CM steel blade, and chevron grip patterns. She compares it to other models like the Benchmade 51 and Bradley Kimura II, discussing balisong legality and practical EDC uses. The review emphasizes the balisong's functionality as a fixed blade when open and its ease of one-handed manipulation.

Quick Summary

The BRS Alpha Beast balisong is praised for its titanium handles, 154CM steel blade, and chevron grip patterns. Lena Miculek prefers balisongs for their fixed-blade feel when open, one-handed use, and lower carry profile. Legality varies by state, with restrictions in Hawaii, New York, and California.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Balisongs
  2. 00:35History and Origins
  3. 01:18Legal Considerations
  4. 02:24Balisong vs. Folding Knives
  5. 05:06Comparative Review
  6. 07:36BRS Alpha Beast Deep Dive
  7. 11:45Practical Applications
  8. 15:24Unboxing and Conclusion

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key features of the BRS Alpha Beast balisong?

The BRS Alpha Beast features durable titanium handles, a blade made from 154CM steel, and distinctive chevron grip patterns for enhanced handling and indexing. It has an overall length of 9.8 inches and a 4.5-inch blade, weighing 5.1 oz.

Is it legal to own a balisong like the BRS Alpha Beast?

Balisongs are legal to own in most US states. However, there are exceptions, such as Hawaii, and specific carry restrictions in places like New York and California. It's crucial to check your local laws.

Why does Lena Miculek prefer balisongs over folding knives?

Lena prefers balisongs because they function similarly to a fixed blade once opened, offer efficient one-handed manipulation, and generally have a lower carry profile compared to many traditional folding pocket knives.

What materials are used in the BRS Alpha Beast and Benchmade 51?

The BRS Alpha Beast uses titanium for its handles and 154CM steel for the blade. The Benchmade 51 Morpho features G10 scales with titanium liners and a D2 tool steel blade.

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