This video reviews the Cold Steel Roach Belly fixed blade knife, highlighting its featherweight design, excellent sharpness, and value for its ~$12 price point. The reviewer praises its performance as a defensive blade and EDC option, noting its light 3.5 oz weight with sheath, thin but adequate blade thickness, and useful jimping. While acknowledging a slick and short handle, and a non-QD sheath, the reviewer emphasizes the knife's overall high value and versatility, scoring it an 8 out of 10 on the Nutnfancy Likeability Scale. The video also provides a referral link to purchase the knife.
This video reviews the Cold Steel Long Hunter fixed blade knife, highlighting its lightweight design (6.8 oz) and impressive 7-inch flat-ground blade, which offers excellent cutting ability. While acknowledging the unorthodox, potentially "kitchen-like" appearance and the slippery polypropylene handle, the reviewer praises its combat efficiency and quick handling due to the thin 4116 Krupp steel. The absence of traditional finger guards is noted as a nod to frontier designs. The knife is suggested for skinning game, as a camp knife, and even for concealed carry. Its exceptionally low price of $20 makes it a strong contender for lightweight fixed blade defensive options and a potential soldier's knife when coated. The reviewer gives it a high "Nutnfancy Likeability Scale" rating of 10 out of 10, considering the price.
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