This massive full titanium knife with 1/4” steel blade is designed to look like a Miller Brothers T-1 Custom. When Temu had a Black Friday special on it, I decided to check it out.
This is the first video in a brand new series that I want to do this year to see how the blade steel on some of the replica knives compares to the steel on “real” (non-replica) knives.
I wanted to try swapping out the bearings and pocket clip on the Smock replica that I got from OKK. The Skiff bearings worked great, but the pocket clip was a big fail.
If you’ve ever been curious about how some of the less expensive knife steels compare, this is the video for you.
I just thought I would share some of my favorite knife maintenance tools that I use almost every day. Let me know if you think I’ve missed anything important here.
Here’s my Top 10 List of my favorite full sized knives that I picked up this year. I have them all ranked in order of most favorite to least favorite. But really, all of the knives in this Top 10 are my favorites.
As we wrap up a great year of knife collecting, I figured it was time to start breaking out the “Top 10” lists. So we’re starting it off with my Top 10 EDC Knives of 2024.
After carrying the replica of the Umnumzaan for a couple of months, I wanted to try another full size knife that was similar but had a few different specs. So I picked up this knife from OKK.
A huge THANK YOU to all of the channel subscribers! You guys have been awesome to learn from and talk to this year. So here are the winners of the 1K Subscribers Celebration Giveaway Drawing.
I’ve been using this EDC Tool Kit for over 6 months now and really have it dialed in to all of my favorite and most-used tools. So I thought I would do a quick breakdown of everything inside.
A few of the channel members recommended this knife, so I decided to give it a try. Let’s see how this OK81-CF compares to the Spyderco PM2.
I’ve really been enjoying this CRK Sebenza25/Inkosi lately. So I wanted to upgrade the washers to the larger perforated “spoke” washers like you see inside the real Sebenzas. I’m also adding a new deep carry titanium pocket clip.
I recently picked up the OK81-CF, which is their “tribute” knife very similar to the Spyderco PM2. But for some strange reason, OK doesn’t cut away the access to the compression lock button.
Instead of making you sit and watch me talk for an hour and half before getting to the giveaway, I thought I’d just make it easy for you to enter to win some free knives.
I picked this knife up from Temu about 6 months ago and just haven’t had a chance to share it yet. It looks like a BM Mini Freek but I don’t think that it’s a real one. Let’s take a closer look & see what we can find.
The Spyderco Smock was first released back in 2019 to mixed reviews. As one of the first button compression lock knives, it quickly captured the interest and attention of the entire industry. I picked up this knife from OKK to see if I would enjoy carrying it.
It was only a couple of weeks ago that I had declared another knife to be my favorite EDC knife. I guess things like that can change fast in this hobby! Today we’re taking a look at the new Winterblade Co “The Factor” (B3 version) knife.
It’s been a few months since my last update on my favorite EDC flashlights. I now have two clear winners that find their way into my pocket every day.
This CJRB Pyrite Light is easily one of the best budget knives you can buy for under $30!
Let’s go on a quick shopping trip around Temu to show you some awesome tricks on how to spot the telltale signs of how they photoshop the knives and what that means.
Join me as I rank my favorite budget-friendly blades from OK Knives and show you why each one deserves a spot in your EDC rotation.
Putting Temu and OK Knives head-to-head to see which budget-friendly option gives you more bang for your buck. OKK definitely takes the win on overall quality, but watch out – I discovered a surprising design issue for this knife that you’ll want to know about.
Taking a deep dive into Temu’s budget knife offerings as an educational exploration of what’s available in the ultra-budget market. After testing dozens of these affordable knives, I’ll show you which models deliver actual value and performance.
The popular Civivi Vision FG uses the innovative Snecx Superlock that’s both incredibly strong and very fidget-friendly. This Nitro-V blade and Ultem scales create a unique EDC folder that punches well above its price class.
The Miguron Moyarl delivers premium features like a milled titanium clip and 14c28n blade steel at a surprisingly budget-friendly price point.
With a 14C28n blade, beautiful G10 scales and multiple fidget-friendly deployments, this new Remette RT-Bee-G knife turned out to be the perfect combination of size, shape, fit and quality to earn the #1 spot in my every day carry rotation
See how easy it is to swap out eh bearings on any knife.
I bought a knife from OK Knives that looks just like a carbon fiber MT Stitch. Let’s see what it’s all about.
As the outside temps start to drop, I often prefer carrying a nice micarta blade. This one never disappoints.
I bought a knife from OKK that looks just like a Shark Cub. Let’s see what it’s all about.
Here’s 𝗢𝗡𝗘 𝗦𝗜𝗠𝗣𝗟𝗘 𝗪𝗔𝗬 to know for sure that you’re looking at a fake. It’s easy to remember, and anyone can do it.
I bought a knife from AliExpress that looks just like a CRK Umnumzaan. Let’s see what it’s all about.