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Thanks for sharing your experience. You may have saved me 300 Bucks

@@CuttingBoardRx they are nice don’t get me wrong. One pair had the sole peeling off. One was abnormally wide in the upper and wouldn’t lace up tight. And recently the stitching that holds the upper to lower we’re coming undone. Nothing major but I’m hard on them In construction and honestly looking for reasons to utilize warranty which weinbrenner has been AMAZING abt and asks no questions. They are awesome in how they are pre broken in ish. Soft leather. I wish the speed hooks were bigger they recently downed the size of hooks. You would like them. Only thing on paper I don’t like is the synthetic welt but it has caused no problems and can be replaced with leather upon re sole. I HATE the sole but it’s the same as red wings. So you’ll hate theirs too unless u only walk on concrete. They HORRIBLE in snow/ice and meh on hiking trails.

@@jimmylarge1148 Mini Iridium?

@ is it? I wondered. The back end is a little different but I’ll look into that one

I have never heard of those knives. Sold locally screams made in Pakistan to me 🤣

Some are and some are not. Not Benchmade or Medford, that’s for sure 🤣After reviewing knives for 2 years straight, I don’t beat the Recliner Patriot drum. If we want to compete, we should get our shit together.

@enwin1912 Good idea!

@@SolDarkside I bought it as soon as it came out last year and instantly regretted that as I was working on this review: ua-cam.com/video/qH2eAMVKcNg/v-deo.html You will also find this one interesting: These 9 MagnaCut Blades Hardness Tested. ua-cam.com/video/nMNm0yUa10Y/v-deo.html

Seems like Kershaw has adjusted their heat treatment to 62-64, as mentioned on their website and confirmed through email. Would the Bel Air be a good knife with that change?

@@qiaoyuzhu6884 It came out in 2023 and had some heat treat issues. It is not as clean of a design as Iridium, which came out even earlier last year for half the price.

Everything is in the video description, including the sharpener.

@@BladeWalker77 The only SOG I own is AEGIS which didn’t do so well in my Tree of Doom test

@@CuttingBoardRxthe terminus xr might be the most satisfying crossbar lock flipper I’ve ever tried.

@@nriyo3 Huh! I missed the drop bear all together! When did it come out?

How could you possibly have missed the drop bear, not as in tune with the market as you think if you missed that knife

@ I’m in tune with interesting and innovative knife. This is neither. Overpriced too.

@@CuttingBoardRx I think it dropped earlier this year. It is a clean and neutral shape with quality build and some nice versions to choose from, I think it is worth a look. Mine is solid and easily a great user like my Spydies and Mcustas.

@@poncho151 Great point on the Manix! Thanks for commenting!

Glad I could help!

@@edwardzamorski3711 Glad I could help! Thanks for subscribing1

The Vosteed is definitely a game-changer but they went astray when they added cross bar lock to the Raccoon. Smok liner lock was the best of all worlds!

What do you have against Etsy? I've gotten some really quality stuff from there including replacement omega springs.

I keep hearing that. I’ve owned and carried axis locks for over 20 years and never have I had an issue. I’m sure it happens, but not nearly as much as some people would like to think. It’s a wonderfully convenient lock that’s easy to manipulate. Best part is, in the super rare case that a spring breaks, very easy to replace. I’ve had spare springs for over a decade and they just continue to collect dust.

Guns have springs. Just sayin.

Also manix 2 exists

@@meesterdinglefritz2064bro just saw a vid where someone said that the springs could malfunction and now he thinks it happens all the time. It doesn’t. He just watches to much tv and uses his knives almost never.

All locks have a downside, and the springs would be the downside for crossbar locks. But when you balance that against its other attributes like its strength, ease of actuation, and ambidextrous nature, it's still a great lock for a pocketknife. I've never broken an omega spring, and when I do, I'll fix it and go on with life. For me, the potential inconvenience of a broken spring is worth enduring for all the good attributes of a crossbar lock.

@@Sicarius888 You mean to tell me that those glass showcases behind me filled with Benchmade knives, about 230 of them, or the Adamas on my logo did not give you an indication that I like Axis locks? 🤣

@@CuttingBoardRx Maybe I'm just too focused on the main stars of the the show to notice the background😀. And you can never know. I switched to only modern flippers some ago but still have mostly Case and nicer bone Rough Ryders on display shelf.

The springs don’t break as often as people make it seem. I doubt you’ve broken Any springs, but possible I suppose.

@@Edcreviewer I hope it meets your expectations!

@@99.Blades I would not go through warranty process unless you’re absolutely sure that your Bugout is not a fake. If it is, they will destroy it. Omega springs break on knives with much heavier blades or when knives are seriously corroded, so I am surprised. But if you’re certain that it’s real, then send it. It usually takes 3-4 weeks.

@ I got it at cabelas. I ended up replacing them myself as I often tear things down and clean them myself. I was told this voids their warranty but was unsure. (The replacement springs work fine). Edit: it was a daily user for about 1.5 years.

BM will send you spare springs if you reach out. I’ve had many (not fake) BM Omega springs break over the years, and BM was always really good about sending spares.

@ Got it. Sounds like you are 100% sure they pulled a sealed box and you cut the seal yourself? It happens very frequently: people buy a fake and then swap them for a real one at a big box store. I’ve seen this at REI and at an Army Post Exchange. Did yours break in the middle of the big loop?

I think it would be easy to simply replace yourself with some reinforced piano string-style omega springs. You also might consider Spyderco's Manix 2, XL, or the Microtech Ram-Lok as they use coil springs instead of omega springs which are much stronger against use.

@@monkpato CJRB only still exists because power channels like Knife Center promote them heavily.

ABSOLUTELY, only reason they move so many products is becaus of all the bigger channels that will open the box and say how great the knife is without even using it so they continue to get free knives, affiliate link uses and YT clicks Go back a year or more and listen to how all those larger "every knife they open is great and you should buy it channels" and listen to them praising rpm9 and how great it is because of it being a "budget powder steel" then go back to their videos that the posted as soon as Larrin tested rpm9 and said it wasn't a powder steel but was rather a spray form steel and watch how quickly they turn on it and say that it wasn't a very good steel then the shitstorm blew over and and they was right back to "reviewing" 20 different cjrb knives a week and saying again how great they are for the money and how you should buy them. Civivi 9cr is done much better than cjrb rpm9 and it shows in performance big time. Rpm9 hasnt brought anything to the table in performance that decently dine 9cr hasnt, it just gives the company and the "reviewers" a Stat that they can claim makes it better than ingot 9cr so they sell more knives but in reality take some decently done 9cr like Civivi does it and in use directly compare it to rpm9 and at worst there will be no difference that you can distinguish and on average the civivi 9cr will out perform it but a decent bit. I'll take decently done 9cr from sencut/Civivi and a couple other companies that do it pretty decently over rpm9 any day of the week just because the heat treatment cjrb doesn't isn't very good and the steel composition it's self isn't anything special. It really was funny watching all those bigger channels back peddle when Larrin called out that it wasn't a powder steel and they had been speaking of how great it performs and why it's so special for the money for like 2 years and BOOM as soon as it was known it wasn't a powder steel theh was instantly trashing it until the crap storm blew over that then right back to shilling it... Only a handful of people stood by what they said and kept saying they think it's a good steel like they had said before and with them being right or wrong aside I at least respected the couple channels (no bigger channels all fairly small that stood by what they said like Mike emler) that stood by what they said about it before Larrin came out with that video. Clowns like metalcomplex just did what the community wanted.. Oh it's great it's a powder steel you can get for 30-60dollsrs in many models and it's so good you have to buy every model I show and did that for years then started trashing cjrb when Larrin came out with that video because the community was mad and him being mad pulled in clicks and 3 weeks later once it was getting swept under the rug and people had other things to complain about and then he was right back to shilling cjrb.. It's sad, oh buddy it's sad and people watch them like God's and aren't smart enough to understand that they are just telling you it's great so they keep getting those link clicks and free knives keep pouring in.. That man knows less about knives than my wife does and she isn't even really in to knives very much. Yet people listen to him like he is a folding knife god and look up to him because he has all these ultra high end knives that 90% of them are given to him and he has no personal investment in.

Cjrb echo i bought has very easy button lock failure can fail it with my thumb pressure but have others that great

They are also cheap tho, people buy them like add on for free shipping

@@randyhiggins4086 To extract fat wood for making kindling. You see, every time I do this to a folding knife, there is always a Darren comment: “that’s what fixed blades are for” So here you go: a fixed blade advertised as hiking/camping knife FAILING a simple pry on a dead tree. Benchmade sold you a piece of junk dressed up as a knife and now you know. You should be angry. At them.

@@Ricky_Mason You will have to cancel the payment asap through your credit card. The other brand, TacVasen is legit, just got a second one from them, arrived next business day. Link in the description.

@@orion95467 Literally no knife is worth what you have to pay for it anymore. Buy something useful instead, like a pair of really high quality US-made boots or a warm dawn jacket, or invest the 500 bucks into etherium.

@CuttingBoardRx i arleady have ethereum sir,but im searching a good edc combat otf,I would take the livewire but its too short,im considering the troodon hera 2 large or scarab 2 but also have eyes on heretik manticore x.

@ Microtech Dirac Delta, Benchmade Infidel or Claymore OTF. I would not call any OTF with the spine mounted switch “combat” Don’t believe BS you hear about the Infiidel, btw. I worked on several that were carried by MARSOC NCO’s in several theaters and they are legit.

@CuttingBoardRx the dirac is also between my choices im watching that one,but what about the troodon and the hera 2,the scarab 2 ecc.

@@orion95467 I don’t think they are worth the money. Have you looked at Glycon?