This video features a torture test of the 704 Gear Fang EDC folding pocket knife. The knife has a 3.22" Tanto blade made from D2 Steel and a G10 handle. The description also includes various links for the channel, affiliate deals, and other social media platforms.
This video highlights Amazon deals with a focus on tactical and EDC (Everyday Carry) items, coinciding with Halloween specials. It features discounts on Zulisy products (likely flashlights or related gear given the "EDC LIGHT DEALS" mention), Thrunite items, a portable charger, and a CIVIVI Brazen folding pocket knife with a Tanto D2 blade. The description includes affiliate links and promotes the creator's campsite and secondary channel. While firearms are not explicitly mentioned, the emphasis on EDC and tactical gear suggests a target audience interested in preparedness and survival items, often associated with the firearms community.
This YouTube video reviews Olight's new foray into the EDC knife market, specifically examining the "Mr Rubato" and "Freeze" models. The reviewer finds both knives to be surprisingly capable, with a particular interest in the unique scalloped scale design of the Rubato. The description also mentions other Olight products like the Otacle P1 multi-tool and the Spurdog knife, for which the reviewer is seeking feedback. The video appears to be a product review and comparison, highlighting Olight's expansion beyond their established flashlight offerings.
This video provides an overview of Zac Brown's Southern Grind Tanto Bad Monkey folding knife. While the title focuses on the knife, the description includes extensive links to the BERETTA9mmUSA YouTube channel, social media, and Patreon. It also lists sponsors like Zeta6, Decibel Defense, Committee Coffee, LOK Grips, and DPM Systems, along with various camera and gear affiliate links. The description also contains a comprehensive disclaimer regarding the nature of the content, emphasizing its educational and entertainment purpose, and outlining user responsibility and YouTube's guidelines.
This video showcases a collaboration EDC knife between Sons of Liberty Gun Works (SOLGW) and Pena Knives. It highlights the first tanto blade design by Pena, featuring a 7.625" overall length, 3.25" M390 blade, titanium body, ceramic bearings, and copper spacer. The description emphasizes the exclusivity of this collaboration model.
This video showcases the Lightning "Fireball" mini OTF knife, highlighting its speed, affordability, and fun factor. The reviewer details various configurations including two-tone green and black models with tanto and clip blades. A notable aspect is the discussion of California penal code allowing the carry of automatic knives with blades under 2 inches. The description also includes affiliate links to purchase the featured knives and other related products like CobraTec OTF knives and Honey Badger blades, as well as donation links and alternative platform subscriptions.
This video provides a detailed review of the Benchmade Griptilian Tanto folding knife. It highlights the knife's 3.5-inch satin blade and positions it as one of Benchmade's best EDC (Everyday Carry) options. The reviewer emphasizes its sharpness and fully ambidextrous design. Links for purchasing the knife and supporting the channel are provided in the description, along with social media and Patreon links. A disclaimer about professional supervision during recording and a warning against imitation are also included.
This YouTube video offers a review of the Kershaw Brawler Safe assisted opening knife. The reviewer details its features, including a 3-inch Tanto style blade made of 8CR13MOV Steel. The video emphasizes that it was recorded on a private range under professional supervision, and includes disclaimers regarding imitation and risk. The description also promotes the creator's social media, Patreon, and merchandise.
This video provides an in-depth look at the Microtech HALO V OTF combat knife, often considered a 'Holy Grail' in the knife community. Nutnfancy highlights its high demand and climbing prices, even at its original $600 point. The review details the knife's features, including its 4.6-inch S35VN tanto blade with authoritative deployment and a secure lock-up, its substantial reach, and its comfortable handle. The exceptional construction quality is emphasized, from the titanium charging bar to the blade grind and finish. The video also touches upon the knife's cool name and overall appeal to enthusiasts, delivering a feature-length old-school TNP review.
This video focuses on the OPMOD Browning Stone Cold Tanto Blade Knife, a product exclusively available at OpticsPlanet. The knife features a 5 1/4-inch tanto blade, an overall length of 10 3/4 inches, and includes paracord and a Blade-Tech sheath. It is highlighted as a valuable survival tool and part of the Browning Black Label series. The description also provides a direct link to purchase the knife and a link to all fixed-blade knives on OpticsPlanet.com.
This video showcases the OPMOD Browning Fixed Blade Knife, a limited edition collaboration between OpticsPlanet and Browning. It highlights the knife's key features, including a tanto blade, G-10 scales, finger grooves, and its availability in black and tan finishes. The description also emphasizes the included adjustable Blade-Tech sheath and provides dimensions: 8.5" overall length and a 3.5" blade length. The video directs viewers to OpticsPlanet.com for purchase and to explore other OPMOD gear.
Nutnfancy reviews the Mcusta Katana MC-4, a compact and beautifully crafted knife inspired by the Japanese katana. The review highlights its forged T6 aluminum handles with anodized grooves, a 3.25-inch VG-10 tanto blade with a damascus-like finish, and a smooth nylon bearing system. While praising its aesthetic appeal, precision, and surprising lockup for its weight, Nutnfancy notes the delicate tip might limit self-defense use and the lanyard hole is color-coordinated. The clip is also lauded for its design and pivot screw access. The reviewer finds excellent value for the price, suggesting it could be a collectible but is functional with careful use, giving it a 10/10 likability rating.
