Videos tagged with Large Folder

This YouTube video focuses on the Benchmade Loco, a large, overbuilt folding knife. The description highlights its potential as a tactical knife, suggesting it has all the desired features for such a purpose. The content likely involves an in-depth look at the knife's design, materials, ergonomics, and overall functionality in a tactical context.

This video review focuses on the Lone Wolf T3 Ranger, a large folding knife that aims to compete with fixed-blade knives. The reviewer highlights its S20V steel, 4.8-inch clip blade, robust lockup, strong pivot-mounted clip, rapid deployment, and ergonomic handle. It's noted for its capability in tasks typically handled by medium-sized fixed blades, like the SOG Government Agent, while offering greater compactness as a folder. However, its 11.3 oz weight limits its suitability for some situations. Potential improvements mentioned include a redesigned clip for ambidextrous tip-up/down carry and weight reduction through blackened and skeletonized liners. Despite these points, the knife is deemed strong, capable, and suitable for challenging environments. The reviewer gives it a very high rating on the Nutnfancy Likability Scale.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Benchmade 710 McHenry Williams, a large tactical folding knife. The reviewer highlights its suitability for scenarios requiring a larger blade for defense without the bulk of a fixed blade. Key features discussed include its 154CM steel (contrasted with current D2 production), fast deployment, Benchmade's signature lockup, and overall fit and finish. While praising the knife, the reviewer suggests potential improvements like more aggressive texturing on the G10 scales and sharper jimping. The video also touches upon the philosophy of use for such large tactical folders.