Top 5 Best Knives Between $50-100

Published on September 13, 2024
Duration: 13:34

This video reviews five EDC knives priced between $50 and $100, highlighting their features, blade steels, and value. The presenter, Marine X, offers personal insights and comparisons, focusing on practicality, fidget factor, and overall quality for everyday carry. The selection includes knives from Remit, Buck, Kershaw, Coast, and KUUi, with a special mention for the Kaiser Drop Bear as a standout fidget knife if found under $100.

Quick Summary

Marine X highlights five top EDC knives between $50 and $100, including the Remit Rhino, Buck 112 Pro, Kershaw Leek, Coast Founder Collection LX 533, and KUUi Vagrant. These knives offer excellent value with features like M390 and CPM S30V blade steels, durable locking mechanisms, and comfortable ergonomics for everyday carry.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Intro & Price Range
  2. 00:20Remit Rhino Review
  3. 02:08Buck 112 Pro Review
  4. 03:59Kershaw Leek Review
  5. 05:37Coast Founder Collection LX 533 Review
  6. 08:00KUUi Vagrant Review
  7. 11:05Kaiser Drop Bear (Honorable Mention)
  8. 12:20WE Banter (Honorable Mention)
  9. 13:03Outro & Next Video Preview

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some of the best budget EDC knives under $100?

Top budget EDC knives under $100 include the Remit Rhino (14C28N steel, ~$55), Buck 112 Pro (CPM S30V, ~$99), Kershaw Leek (14C28N, ~$66-$93), Coast Founder Collection LX 533 (9Cr18MoV, ~$79 sale), and KUUi Vagrant (M390, ~$93).

Which knife steel is best for edge retention in the $50-$100 range?

For edge retention in this price range, CPM S30V (found in the Buck 112 Pro) is generally considered superior to 14C28N (Remit Rhino, Kershaw Leek). M390 (KUUi Vagrant) is also an excellent choice for edge retention and toughness.

Are there any knives under $100 with premium features like Damascus steel?

Yes, the Coast Founder Collection LX 533 offers Damascus stainless steel scales for a premium look and feel, typically priced around $79 on sale, while featuring a 9Cr18MoV blade steel.

What is the KUUi Vagrant recommended for?

The KUUi Vagrant is recommended for its M390 blade steel, sheep's foot design, and liner lock. It's considered a durable and slicy option, particularly good for repetitive cutting tasks and appreciated for its fidget factor.

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