I bought a knife from Temu that looks just like a Spyderco Shaman. Let’s see what it’s all about.
Tac Force Stiletto Review: Slightly Scary, Very Pokey, Barely $8
Tac Force Stiletto Review: Slightly Scary, Very Pokey, Barely $8
This is another knife loaned to the channel by our good buddy John Emerson. This is probably about as close to a real gas station knife as we’re gonna get around here. John splurged and ponied up almost $8 for this knife when he found it online. Although you can find a ton of them ranging in price from $15 to $50 (don’t buy that one). This might actually be a clone of another knife that has the name “Joker” written all over it. Or maybe it’s the other way around? DOn’t know.
Either way, it’s a fun little assisted Out-The-Side kind of knife that looks only slight scary and very pokey. It’s built solid enough with its aluminum scales and mysterious 440-?? blade steel. I did manage to put an edge on it that’s as scary as the knife itself (which is not very much if I’m being honest). And since I love all things pokey and stabby, I thought I’d share my thoughts here. Thanks John. Hope we can still be friends! 🙂
Either way, it’s a fun little assisted Out-The-Side kind of knife that looks only slight scary and very pokey. It’s built solid enough with its aluminum scales and mysterious 440-?? blade steel. I did manage to put an edge on it that’s as scary as the knife itself (which is not very much if I’m being honest). And since I love all things pokey and stabby, I thought I’d share my thoughts here. Thanks John. Hope we can still be friends! 🙂
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