Videos tagged with Kershaw Leek

This video provides a detailed review of the Kershaw Leek EDC Knife. It highlights the knife's design by Ken Onion, its assisted-opening mechanism, sharp Sandvik 14C28N steel blade, and slim profile, making it suitable for everyday carry. The review covers its features, performance, and its popularity among gear enthusiasts, emphasizing its lightweight and compact nature, SpeedSafe deployment, and American manufacturing. The description also includes a link to the manufacturer's website and encourages viewer engagement through likes and subscriptions.

This video showcases "The Best Memorial Day EDC Gear Deals" featuring a wide range of products from various brands. The description lists affiliate links and discount codes for items like Vaer Watches, Coast flashlights, Premier Body Armor, Nextorch distraction devices, Mira Gas Masks, Nitecore products, Toor Knives, Kershaw knives, and Vertx bags. It also includes links to Optics Planet, Daily Carry Co, Meze Alba, Holme & Hadfield, Fenix Lighting, Sharge, Dabbsson, MyGiftStop, Trayvax Fire Pit, Mystery Ranch, and Vanquest, alongside a general Amazon shop link. The creator also shares their preferred gear and camera equipment. While not directly featuring firearms, the content heavily overlaps with the EDC (Everyday Carry) and tactical gear community, appealing to those interested in preparedness and personal gear.

This YouTube video focuses on "Everyday Carry" (EDC) items, highlighting pre-tariff deals. While the title mentions "deals you can't miss," the description lists a variety of products including flashlights (Nitecore, Streamlight, Acebeam), knives (Kizer, Kershaw), tactical gear (chest pack, EMT pouch, OneTigris pouch, Molle phone holder), electronics (Rolling Square Cable, Lytmi headphones, Ecoflow power stations), clothing (CQR Trousers), and a car gun safe. It also features links to affiliate shops and the creator's other channels and social media. The content leans heavily towards EDC gear and preparedness.

This video presents an EDC (Everyday Carry) gift guide featuring a curated list of items all priced under $100. The host highlights several pocket knives, including the Civivi Yonder, Kershaw Leek, and CJRB Hectare. Other recommended gear includes the Eberlestock Fade Sling, Bastion pen, Nitecore flashlights (EDC23, EDC29), Orbitkey Pro, Coast Headlamp, Axwell Wallet, Nitecore power bank, Hoto Screwdriver Set, Alpaka Tech Case, GameSir G8 Plus, Lochby Field Journal, Marine X Journal, Roaring Fire Knife Roll, and Victorinox Nail Clippers. The video is sponsored by Eberlestock.

This YouTube video highlights "Unbelievable EDC Deals with Jaw-Dropping EcoFlow Price," focusing on a variety of everyday carry (EDC) items and a prominent sale on EcoFlow products. The description lists numerous products, including knives (CRKT Squid, Vosteed, CJRB Pyrite-Light, Kershaw Leek, Kansept Steller, CJRB Riff, Civivi Pragma), wallets (Ekster), pens (Everyman), jump starters, electric screwdrivers, surge protectors, battery power stations (EcoFlow Delta 3), bags (tomtoc Belt Bag, Pelican Ruck R40), lights (Olight I1R 2 Pro, Streamlight UV Light), and organizational tools (Cocoon Grid-it). Several brand sales and discount codes are also provided.

This video presents a "Top 5 Best Knives Between $50-100" review, showcasing a variety of popular knife models within that price range. The presenter provides links to each knife featured, including the Remette Rhino, Buck 112 Pro, Kershaw Leek, Coast Knife, Kubey Vagrant, Kizer Drop Bear, and WeKnife Banter. The description also includes affiliate links for shopping, business inquiries, fan mail information, and links to the creator's other platforms and gear. The video is structured with timestamps for each knife review.

This video highlights various everyday carry (EDC) items, tools, and gear available with current deals. The featured products include a Fiskars hatchet, Civivi Cachet knife, Kershaw Leek knife, Acebeam flashlight, leather catchall, Inateck sling, Rite-in-the-Rain notebook, canvas pouches, Knipex pliers, a thread checker, an electronic repair set, headlamps, Ecoflow power stations, a countertop reverse osmosis water filter, a titanium quick-release keychain, a brass EDC bead, a compass, a Gerber multitool, and a Fanttik electric screwdriver. The creator also promotes their merchandise, social media channels, and a Discord server.

This video, titled "EDC hits different as a 35-year Old Dad | The EDC Cup 2," focuses on the concept of Everyday Carry (EDC) from the perspective of a 35-year-old father. The description highlights themes of safety, contentment, and managing hobbies. The video prominently features two knives: the Kershaw Leek and a Templar Knife auto-assist model. It also includes affiliate links to these items and other gear, such as slings and bags, suggesting a review or showcase of EDC items.

This video focuses on pre-Black Friday deals for Everyday Carry (EDC) items, heavily featuring knives and accessories. It highlights specific models like the CRKT Pilar, Kershaw Leek, Kershaw Federalist, Civivi Mini Praxis, Victorinox Tinker, and Gerber Prybrid. Other featured items include wallets, charging devices, cases, pens, flashlights, organizers, a key organizer, a screwdriver, and a Heroclip. While not directly about firearms, the inclusion of knives and EDC organizers makes it relevant to individuals interested in self-defense and preparedness gear.

This video focuses on making Everyday Carry (EDC) items more accessible for people with disabilities. It highlights how to integrate functional and stylish EDC gear while considering accessibility needs. The content offers practical tips applicable to a broad audience, encouraging viewers to share what resonates with them. Several specific items like a Hoto Screwdriver, Work Sharp Sharpener, Tomtoc and Nutsac bags, Remette and Kershaw knives, a Streamlight Wedge, a pen, and a pry bar are discussed as examples of accessible EDC.

This video discusses the concept of diminishing returns when it comes to everyday carry (EDC) knives. The creator argues that beyond a certain price point, the increased cost of a knife does not significantly translate to a proportionate increase in its practical utility for most users. The video breaks down knife prices into categories ($30 or below, $35-$100, and $150-$350) and mentions specific models from various brands, including Vault Case, G&W Knife, Gerber Prybrid X, JSWS Knife, Civivi Mini Praxis, Ontario Rat 1, Vosteed Nightshade, Benchmade Mini Griptilian, Buck 112+, Kershaw Leek, Gerber 06 Auto, Spyderco Para 2, V Nives Poseidon, and Benchmade Mini Freek. The creator also shares their personal opinion on the topic and wraps up with their final thoughts.

This video critically analyzes a Forbes "best EDC pocket knife" list, questioning its authenticity and SEO-driven nature. The reviewer examines various pocket knives mentioned in the article, including models from Benchmade (Bugout, Mini Bugout, Mini Griptilian, Mini Crooked River, Crooked River, North Fork, SOCP, Bailout, Adamas), Spyderco (Delica 4, Civilian, Tenacious, Para 2), Buck (110), Victorinox (Fisherman), Kershaw (Leek, RJ Tactical), ESEE (Candiru), Vosteed (Nightshade), and Gerber (Fast 06). The video provides insights into different knife categories such as best overall, budget, lightweight, camping, hunting, fishing, self-defense, and tactical knives, offering alternatives and personal opinions on their value and purpose.