This video provides a review of two Kershaw automatic knives: the Kershaw Launch 5 and the Kershaw Launch 5. The reviewer highlights their availability in different colors and discusses how they balance "2Cs," likely referring to blade characteristics or features. The description includes affiliate links for purchasing these knives from Blade HQ and encourages viewers to subscribe to multiple YouTube channels for more content.
This video provides a review of the Piranha VIRUS, an automatic knife priced at $140. The reviewer highlights it as a top-tier auto knife available at this price point. The description also includes links to subscribe to the reviewer's other YouTube channels, Twitter, and merchandise store, and directs viewers to Blade HQ for purchasing the knife.
This video provides a comprehensive review of the Piranha X automatic knife, highlighting it as a top-tier option available for under $140. The reviewer, Nutnfancy, rates the knife highly on his 5-star scale and directs viewers to BladeHQ.com, encouraging them to mention Nutnfancy when purchasing. The review is approximately 9 minutes long.
This YouTube video focuses on the Kershaw Launch 1, an automatic knife. Based on the title, the content is likely a review or demonstration of this specific automatic knife. It will likely cover its features, deployment, and potential uses, appealing to individuals interested in EDC (Everyday Carry) items and cutting tools.
This video review by Nutnfancy focuses on the discontinued Spyderco Citadel automatic knife, specifically the C117 and C119 models. Despite its discontinued status, the reviewer highlights its excellent value for money, especially with a special price arranged by Nutnfancy through Blade HQ. The review details the knife's features, including S30V blades with sabre grinds, selectable satin or black finishes, aggressive jimping for control, and 6061 aluminum scales with bi-directional milling for grip. It compares the ergonomics to other full-sized automatics and praises the speed of the 83mm model and the design heritage of both sizes. The reviewer commends the clip design, lockup, and overall craftsmanship, emphasizing its US quality at a competitive price.
This video reviews the Benchmade 2550 Mini Reflex automatic knife, highlighting its suitability for everyday carry and tactical use. The reviewer praises its perfectly sized 154CM blade, tight lockup, well-executed safety, strong clip, and outstanding fit and finish. Key features include fast deployment, a well-located actuation button, a full flat ground drop point blade ideal for piercing and detail work, and a lightweight carry weight of 2.9 ounces. It's recommended as an ideal auto knife for police officers and as a potential first auto knife for those seeking capability in EDC or other applications. The reviewer rates it highly on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale.
This video reviews the Piranha Fingerling No. 1 Auto, an everyday carry (EDC) knife. The reviewer highlights its compact size, fast deployment, secure lockup, and excellent fit and finish. The knife features desert-colored T6 Alloy handles and a mirror-polished ATS-34 blade. While priced around $100, it's considered reasonable for an automatic knife. The reviewer notes its limited availability but mentions PVK.com as a source. The knife is described as fun, impressive, and razor-sharp, making it a desirable EDC option.
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