I like the temu videos… I wish it was the way we could find out what the blades are made out of on the knives… but I did hear some actual vendors sell on Temu and it’s real, it’ll say locally stocked meaning I guess they’re coming from a seller in America?
I think Keizer is selling on temu. On all of their products it say “direct from Keizer”. I’m currently making a video of sharpening the temu knives and some higher quality knives. They drag across the stone differently. Softer steel sticks to the stone. You’ll see in a few weeks. Thanks for watching!
Temu is definitely cheaper for Alonefire. And they seem to carry more options of models. For the price, they are by far the most economical value for what you get. Aluminum body, many with USB-C charge, and stupid bright.
For the price I paid, I’m happy with every one their lights that I have. The battery life isn’t as good as olight or streamlight but I can live with that.
@@Strateegee24 Agree on the battery life. I've used one for walking in or out of dark woods on a hat and they've lasted 20-25 min. with no real brightness loss on highest setting.. For a survival or long term need I'd spend more on a higher end light. Alonefire lights will get hot too after extended use.
I have seen them on Aliexpress also
I will admit that I’ve never checked out Aliexpress. I’ve heard Temu is a lot like it.
I like the temu videos… I wish it was the way we could find out what the blades are made out of on the knives… but I did hear some actual vendors sell on Temu and it’s real, it’ll say locally stocked meaning I guess they’re coming from a seller in America?
I think Keizer is selling on temu. On all of their products it say “direct from Keizer”. I’m currently making a video of sharpening the temu knives and some higher quality knives. They drag across the stone differently. Softer steel sticks to the stone. You’ll see in a few weeks. Thanks for watching!
@@Strateegee24 is there any kind of device that is the steel tell me what kind of steel it is?
There are tools to test hardness but I'm not sure how to test for exactly what type of steel a blade might be.
Temu is definitely cheaper for Alonefire. And they seem to carry more options of models. For the price, they are by far the most economical value for what you get. Aluminum body, many with USB-C charge, and stupid bright.
For the price I paid, I’m happy with every one their lights that I have. The battery life isn’t as good as olight or streamlight but I can live with that.
@@Strateegee24 Agree on the battery life. I've used one for walking in or out of dark woods on a hat and they've lasted 20-25 min. with no real brightness loss on highest setting.. For a survival or long term need I'd spend more on a higher end light. Alonefire lights will get hot too after extended use.