Videos tagged with Scissors

This video is a comparison between a Swiss Army Knife and a vacuum cleaner. The description highlights the usefulness of the Swiss Army Knife, specifically mentioning its scissors as being 'clutch'. The content appears to focus on demonstrating the capabilities of the Swiss Army Knife, potentially in contrast to the vacuum's functions or limitations.

This video from Active Self Protection (ASP) analyzes an incident where a woman is attacked with scissors in North Hollywood. The description emphasizes the importance of online security, promoting Aura as a sponsor. ASP also highlights their merchandise and encourages viewers to become patrons to support their content creation. The video aims to provide commentary and analysis, as indicated by the "Attitude. Skills. Plan." tagline and links to news stories. While the incident involves a weapon (scissors), the primary focus is on the analysis of the event and self-protection, not on firearms.

This video, "TacticalDoodle on Gifts That Rule, Part 1," is a humorous and opinionated take on Thanksgiving gift-giving, focusing on items that are considered good or bad. While not a traditional firearm review, the content creator discusses several items with potential overlap for firearm enthusiasts and EDC (Everyday Carry) communities. The description lists specific examples of headphones, sunglasses, pens, and even a Lyman Plains Pistol and a Red Ryder BB gun. The creator intends for the video to help viewers avoid bad gifts and suggests sending it to others who might need guidance on appropriate presents for "TNPs" (presumably an inside joke or community term).

This video provides an in-depth review of the Victorinox SwissTool, highlighting its exceptional quality, versatility, and value. The reviewer praises its well-designed tools, individual tool deployment, solid locking mechanism, and overall fit and finish. Specific models like the SwissTool RS and black oxide version are discussed, detailing their unique tool sets. While acknowledging minor downsides such as non-replaceable wire cutters and jaw flex under extreme tension, the reviewer concludes that the SwissTool is a highly capable and desirable heavy-duty multi-tool, representing true Swiss quality at an affordable price.