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The taggedout isnt worth the price for intinded use to be honest. Kershaw has the iridium and mini iridium that mimic the aluminum scaled bugout and mini bugout. Srm has their tagged out. The buck 110/112 slim select can also fill the roll of the taggedout and mini taggedout. Gerber sumo as a benchmade freek... Benchmades arent worth the price, warranty is voided if you disassemble for maintenance even. Plus quality control on them is garbage. Got a chip in my mini bugout blade from cutting a box open within the first week of having it. I like my mini iridium better, at an ounce heavier it has better scales, better action, and feels better in hand due to it being a quarter of an inch longer in blade length and handle length than the mini bug. I bet i can even mill out the liners to reduce weight even more, and turn it into a mini bugout!

The only reason that an e.d.c folder makes scene / logic is when you're out and about in public and want / need to be incognito. When "low-key" presentation isn't required, then a fixed blade is better in every way possible. But really, it's just really your own personal choice / preference.

Hell yeah

There's something satisfying about making scales that fit a blade better than the factory ones.

Everybody was Kunwu Fighting , those flicks were fast as lightning.

There are definitely folks like myself out there that prefer very thin slicey knives vs chonkey choppers. I have owned several keychain scalpel blades and love them for package opening mostly. I have not yet tried one of these larger blade versions. But I have been eyeballing them for the last few years. It's hard to beat an Opinel for a decent inexpensive slicey blade though.

I can reccomend, Olight 😊some of the best quality Or Fenix 😊 not expensive

It's not fair to knife tease with these xl beasts. We know that the Bowie and the Espada were influenced by the Navaja of 1600s Spanish origin. These poor folks will always be itchin for one in their big ol hands. 🇦🇺🥷🪃

It's a folding kitchen knife. That is reason for the cleaver style blade so the belly of the blade is cutting on the board with your hand down there. 🤠👍 The L1 is where they fixed some of the issues.... I believe that Ken Onion designed both the R1 and L1 Sentry's

Thank you so much two years later and helped me out tremendously. Have another one that a spring went to mars and need a replacement do you know where I can get one? It’s the tiny ones

Thank you for a great informative video!

This is helpful thank ypu

Gotta Love the Cold Steel Frenzy, By Far one of my Favorites of all Time.

They have been for a very long time.

Perfect review on the knife. I just bought it and then saw your video. Pretty much explains what it’s good for. Thanks

I don't know why you get low number of viewers. Your content is high quality and interesting

Yup

Glad I saw this before wasting money on it. Thank you.

I like some benchmade. But have no interest in buying a newer model made in the last 4 years. I like the clip on you ZT0452.

I'm in

I’m in!

I like the og better. If you slip up that handle, or cant sharpen it, you have bigger problems that a new knife aint gonna fix.

Just got 1 for xmas I like it.

My dad bought one for me and I love it!

Is that a newer one or one before cold steel was bought out?

Cool I really like the peacekeeper t2 myself you should do one made out of wood next.I thought it would be pretty

It’s an expensive knock off of the CRKT Razel. Which I mentioned on the guys channel and the comments kept getting deleted 😂

Benchmade are the biggest snake oil knife company around, but their marketing is genius people love that butterfly. Their otfs are not comparable3to microtech but that butterfly is. A sucker born everyday

Shame about the hardness. With 14C28N being a known high toughness steel I can't imagine why it should be that soft on purpose. Maybe they burned the edge?

I cu,I found u Bro,nice Video 👍🏾

The thing I like about Spyderco is they offer knives made in the US and Japan in Rex 45 K390 cruwear and M4 in the $100-$150 range

Karambits were inspired by the Raptor Dinosaurs toe claw

I just got my thor mini the hot spot is kinda sqaure is that normal?

It can't be re sharpened at all please don't go for it. 👎

I bought this knife for my woman for cooking at home and she honestly loves it.. Me being an avid knife fidgeter, I find myself playing with this knife all the time lol

I gave up. Been a benchmade guy for as long as I can remember, had one in my pocket most of the time since the 90’s, but they haven’t put out anything I wanted since the before the bugout. And even if something I liked popped, it would be priced at close to double what I could get a competitors offerings for.

That piece of carbon is not 40 dollars lol, 3k carbon plate in 3mm (I make race quad frames out of it) would he about 3 bucks for a 1.5x6 inch piece to cut the scale out of... Buying it buy the sheet that handle scale is about a dollar in material cost.

It's what happens when the owner passes away and greedy family take over the business.

Absolute trash….do not buy

Well bad comparison. Socp is a self defense knife and u dont need auper steel for a self defense knife. You use it once itll end up in an evidence locker. R they overpriced ya. But ur buying a knife for life with bm. Ya wish they were cheaper...so i could buy more. Clearly they get alot of hate but ppl r still buying

That literally won't give any consistency as an edge retention test your cuts are different every single time it's impossible for it to not be doing what you're doing

Vanax doesn't have higher corrosion resistance that H1/H2 they are literally stain proof

Both benchmade and spyderco

Ever got the Benchmade fanboys. I had one for a few months, hated it changed to a tried and true crkt m16 and never looked back. Zero if I'm going fancy day to day crkt.

I'm going to say Benchmade's prices are in line with the competition. Everyone will say that the bugout with S30V ang grivory scales for 170 is too high while Spyderco rolls out the bodacious in S30V and G10 for 270 are G10 scales worth a 100 dollar upcharge? Probably not and yet there's little to no complaints. Then there was the complaints about the Narrows. Let's take a deeper look at that Titanium, M390, and made in the U.S. for 550 while Spyderco(again) offers the Spydiechef in LC5200, Titanium scales and made in Taiwan for 350. Now what if the Spydiechef was made in the U.S. instead of Taiwan and used M390 do you think it would be pushing 500+? Now to hold Spyderco accountable they have done some questionable moves and there isn't much complaining about 135 dollars for a tenacious with Titanium scales and 8CR13MOV let that soak in made in. Also, what is a base tenacious going for now? 70 dollars? I remember when they were 35 dollars. Now in comparison Kubey has the Tityus in 14C28N and Titanium scales for 100 or so dollars. In my opinion the benchmade hate is misdirected any and every U.S. conpany's price are just as bad if not worse because they're either making collaborations overseas or making knives overseas to supplament their profits. Do I wish benchmade offered a budget lineup? Sure, will they? I doubt it. At least they do offer payment plans. In closing no one can say buy U.S. made knives and expect Chinese prices.

This was hardly a fair comparison. You could've compared the zt to a Benchmade griptillian I bought one several years ago in 154 cm for $115 but you could get one in s35cn for around that price point. I bought a custom griptillian from dlt with carbon fiber scales and m390 blade for 220. Both companies have knives that are way overpriced(every model by zt is over 200, Benchmade had a lot priced under 200) and for some dumb reason D2 is making a resurgence like it's a good steel. D2 is a trash steel, you shouldnt ever buy a knife in 420j2, aus 8 or below, D2, or pot steel(husk knives). Maybe if you argued zt was overpriced I would agree. The real one out of touch with reality is they guy paying for a knife in D2.

Finally getting the callout they deserve. I’ve been into knives since I was 5 years old. Later in my life I became a chef. I invested 350$ for a very good chef knife early on in my career. It’s 25 years old now still running strong and will outperform any benchmade with plastic/ frn/ scaled with a 3.5 inch powder metallurgical hipster steel. It’s sad. I’ll never put that kind of money in a mass produced folder. It’s insane.

Yes asa short anser.

I found that Zero Tolerance knife on the ground and never knew what brand it was. Didn’t pay much attention to it, as I have another EDC but the carbon fiber seemed so cool to me. Didn’t know that it was worth that much. Part of me thought it was some Chinese built Temu knife. This is the first time I’ve seen another one.

When there was a slew of knive brands that were trash, Benchmade set the standard. Now that there are plenty of quality makers out there, they don't rate. Edit: They don't rate for the price point they are at.