This knife was among my first, and most prized pocket knives. I lived in Jamaica for part of my childhood, and like every other boy, I had to have a ratchet knife, like a Rude Bwaay. I modified it, as was the norm, using a coin to slightly bend the lock bar so that it would be looser, allowing me to flick the knife open one-handed without the effort or the constipation face. Of course, neither I nor anyone I knew was in a street gang, but I got to feel like I was with my ratchie (yep, that's an official nickname for the knife) in my pocket or my waistband. It's the reason I picked up a Cold Steel Kudu - their plastic-handled homage to the classic Okapi. Truth be told, I quite like Cold Steel's version - it's pretty much indestructible, has a decent enough stainless steel blade, sharpens easily, and, if you don't mind clipless folders, it's actually really useful as an EDC knife. Thanks for the pleasant memories on this one.
Love the story! I’ve never been there. Yeah the street gang bullshit is overblown on all this, I think. The majority of people who own these are just regular dudes. Like you. I’m not regular though.
I still have my Okapi, original German, not the later South African, bought in Kingston about 1977. As a wannabe Rude Bway in the early 70s I carried a different knife, also made by Okapi but very similar to a Mercator. These were flat and easier to hide in the pockets of our khaki school uniforms.
@@mikeoxbig6700 but stop! Ah one OG rude bway dis! Nuff tings mi did love bout dem deh days, but mi fly out after election in '80. Mi neva live ah Kingston, but all eena de country dem dey ah shoot up people. Ah years before mi go back a Yawd.
Bro....I am a 56 year old South African, who grew up in the crazy neighborhood of Phoenix in Durban. This was somewhat of an old apartheid induced Indian community of folk brought in from all over Durban after their land had been expropriated for reasons that still baffle me to date. Our standard weapon for self defense was the very blade you reviewed here . I still have both my precious Navajo's treasured in my safe. Mock them if you may.....but these magnificent extensions of my arm are the reason i am still alive today. i still value them like a GURKA would do to his Kukri. Thank you for making the time to review them though.....My OKAPI NAVAJO's have finally made their mark.
My dad says These were of the best knives ever! Regrettably they're associated with gangs and stabbings because that makes the news. If you wanted a reliable, inexpensive knife to work with, that you're not afraid to scratch or lose you carried an Okapi. Around the house, in the kitchen, on the farm, you name it. His grandmother did everything in her kitchen with the seven star Okapi's, what's cool is that you can close them when you're done using them unlike modern kitchen knives.
Awesome video... I'm South African and it's nice to see the Okapi reviewed... Very accurate description 😂... Also check out the Antonini Big Bear traditional Italian knife 👍🏼
There is a common theme that runs through the comments where either: wife watches blankly or asks the husband if you're watching that weird knife guy again- then leaves the room.
As a South African, I know these knives well. They are crude and cheap but functional and surprisingly tough. They have a very negative connotation here though, and you will get quite a few side looks and be given a wide berth if seen using one in a crowded area, but if you want a knife for those nasty jobs like cutting gritty, dirty material or you don't have much money for a functional knife, the Okapi will get the job done. I must admit that the the Cold Steel Kudu copy is a better knife though. Better steel, better grind, better lockup and just better made compared to the Okapi, for not much money either
"walking down the road with a pistol in your waist, johnny you,re too bad walking down the road with a ratchet in your waist, johnny you're too bad" johnny too bad, the slickers
Great review! I enjoy reading the comments your videos inspire-you have some witty viewers. Ironically, RSA has a disproportionately large number of the world’s best knife makers.
I start off with a knife or two on amazon and look at the suggestions and related knives below... then it kind of goes from there. I also read comments and suggestions and then search for the knives and knives like them. I go down rabbit holes a lot.
Ring through the finger....ah hahahahahah! Seriously (sort of) when I was a young paratrooper we did a 90 exchange with Egyptian Airborne forces. I traded some goofy junk for one of these knives. If you fold cardboard over a few times and wrap some duct tape around it you get a similar implement.
As a show of camaraderie I was holding my phone as a hand when I watched. We all are in this together bro! Truth out! 👊🏻✌🏻✊🏻(as opposed to “truth in” - different connotation). I should send you a couple of high end South African Knives to create a better perspective on what comes out of those lands. Lemme nou, K!
I too open my pm2 as if I'm taking the best shit of my life when I try to flick it down to open. EDIT, that fucking edit at 5:26 to change knives, I jizzed.
@@AdvancedKnifeBro it was super hard yes because you needed to keep alot of pressure on the ring pulling it back and fling it with all my 10 year old strength almost dislocating my elbow 🤣 but it was cool
I actually really love my Okapi, it came with no edge at all and the grind was hilariously bad. But after sharpening it up, the steel takes and holds a good edge, and the large blade is a useful size and shape. Being able to spin it around on your finger is fun while you're sitting around the camp fire. I just picked up the cold steel version and it's wayyyyyy better in terms of quality. Not quite as cool though.
Cold Steel also makes a knive like this, which is a surprisingly reasonable design for a Cold Steel. It's also dirt cheap, but just not as traditional, so it's probaly better in every way.
I searched "Okapi" because of Attack on Titan. I learned that it's not only an animal or cellphone it's also a knife. Man, how much longer I'll learn about this okapi?
Just want to put it out there as a south african that these knives don't cost anywhere near 12$ if you buy them locally. In fact they are usually less than one dollar. The price usually range from 8 to 17 south african rand depending on where you get it and the exchange rate is more or less 16 rand to 1 dollar. These knives are made to be as cheap as possible and although they are by no means good knives I haven't been able to find anything better at that price
You're a regular Jamaican rude boy! Check out a great reggae tune by the Heptones called "Country Boy": you-a shootin' up the place...with a ratchet in your waist.
Ok, I really have to ask where does one get lists of Gang Knives? Wouldn't those folks rather go for the high end knives or are we talking South African Gangs because that sounds like even more fun.. Great review.. as always very funny and interesting in presenting a well let's also call it "interesting" knife.
the key word is research. I don't do that.. I just copy the lists from the internet about bladelength and stuff.. then cut a piece of paper, cut some carboard and talk for 10 minutes.. that's probably because I've never seen those lists.. and because I am technically blind.. I will finally have to find a good solution to mark text and have it read.. I haven't looked into that at all but really what gangs? Gangs in the US or over there? I mean the US is over there too from here but you know what I mean
In Iraq and Egypt we use Okapi knives too. There’s this edition that’s made in either Germany or South Africa. But the only difference between the Okapi we get and the one the rest of the world gets is that we get it with Arabic alphabets, the brand is written in English and then there’s a word that says “Khooja” which means teacher or something like that.. The reason we choose Okapi knives because they have a very sharp blade, I have had my elbow cut just by the knife touching my skin, that’s how sharp a real Okapi should be. And to many people they buy this knife for it’s sound, it makes a strong nice sound when opening and closing it. Third reason we choose it is because it lasts for long times and doesn’t break easily and actually it’s very affordable in Iraq you can get it for 3-4 dollars. Last and not least it has a good name, a kid and an old person have saw or heard about this knife at least for once during their lifetime. When something has a good name it becomes popular and wanted and you’ll see many kids, men and women having them. But one note, not all that owns an Okapi are gangsters, some use it for cutting things some for protection and the others use to to gang bang around, most likely this generations teenagers..
As odd as it might sound, these knives being so crudely made is part of what made me interested in them. Don't know if that makes any sense at all. I've collected several Okapi knives of different shapes and sizes since they're so inexpensive and oddly designed. Kind of fun. The history of how and why Okapi became a thing is also pretty interesting. An Opinel or Antonini of much better quality can be bought for about the same price though.
I do like crudely made knives... I dunno these just didn’t click for me. But I had read a lot about them and was sort of interested- and now here we are!
Coming from the region...Zimbabwe I know these guys. Your review...spot on unfortunately....lol. but it's a sentimental buy for my.. I wouldn't reccomebd them...sadly.. love your stuff
Ive had one of these for 25 yrs or so never used it found it somewere thought it was cool looking ! Never thought of trying to throw it open like a jackass but you never know mabe i will now!
@@AdvancedKnifeBro hey man you dont gotta prove anything to anybody.... lol. Looking forward to that, which one?... oh wait thats a spoiler. Guess ill wait patiently.
I have this and a kudu, i have to say that the kudu is much higher quality and a better value. If you aren't into collecting old stuff I'd go for that if you plan on really using it.
Yeah, they suck. But the child collector in me says, "Ooh, shiny stuff in the wood stabby thing that opens way cool, like West Side Story but different". Disclaimer: I have a couple of knives in my collection that may be considered 'gang' knives. One is called the Stiletto, a rather high-end, very sharp, horn handled, folding letter opener (cudeman.com/en/pocket-knives/275-401-a.html). The other is the Vendetta Palanquilla Classic, a hard to open, yet very stabby short blade that locks in and means business. It's also a pain to close, but it's very cool. I'd venture to say a Hipster or Steampunk type might love this style of knife (cudeman.com/en/pocket-knives/439-sku-375-l.html).
These are legends in Jamaica.... if ur a gangster in Jamaica the first thing to buy is " 3 star". They're 1 market is Jamaica... they're even tuned out here to fly open faster n to make an intimidating noise. Lol
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This knife was among my first, and most prized pocket knives. I lived in Jamaica for part of my childhood, and like every other boy, I had to have a ratchet knife, like a Rude Bwaay. I modified it, as was the norm, using a coin to slightly bend the lock bar so that it would be looser, allowing me to flick the knife open one-handed without the effort or the constipation face. Of course, neither I nor anyone I knew was in a street gang, but I got to feel like I was with my ratchie (yep, that's an official nickname for the knife) in my pocket or my waistband. It's the reason I picked up a Cold Steel Kudu - their plastic-handled homage to the classic Okapi. Truth be told, I quite like Cold Steel's version - it's pretty much indestructible, has a decent enough stainless steel blade, sharpens easily, and, if you don't mind clipless folders, it's actually really useful as an EDC knife. Thanks for the pleasant memories on this one.
Love the story! I’ve never been there. Yeah the street gang bullshit is overblown on all this, I think. The majority of people who own these are just regular dudes. Like you. I’m not regular though.
I still have my Okapi, original German, not the later South African, bought in Kingston about 1977. As a wannabe Rude Bway in the early 70s I carried a different knife, also made by Okapi but very similar to a Mercator. These were flat and easier to hide in the pockets of our khaki school uniforms.
@@mikeoxbig6700 but stop! Ah one OG rude bway dis! Nuff tings mi did love bout dem deh days, but mi fly out after election in '80. Mi neva live ah Kingston, but all eena de country dem dey ah shoot up people. Ah years before mi go back a Yawd.
From Jamaica also, growing up we call it a 3 star. It’s legendary to me, im getting mine next just for the fun of it 😂😂🤷♂️
how do you loosen the cold steel kudu to flick it open one handed?
Great review, Love the deployment demonstration. I could feel the intensity.
🤣
Bro....I am a 56 year old South African, who grew up in the crazy neighborhood of Phoenix in Durban. This was somewhat of an old apartheid induced Indian community of folk brought in from all over Durban after their land had been expropriated for reasons that still baffle me to date. Our standard weapon for self defense was the very blade you reviewed here .
I still have both my precious Navajo's treasured in my safe.
Mock them if you may.....but these magnificent extensions of my arm are the reason i am still alive today. i still value them like a GURKA would do to his Kukri.
Thank you for making the time to review them though.....My OKAPI NAVAJO's have finally made their mark.
😅😅😅
OKAPI is an old south african street legend.
Lol, every Indian or Bushie ownes one.
❤❤ I still have mine from 10 years ago.
Every south African has to own one, especially us from Phoenix
The look of constipation when flinging your knife open will surely scare away any opponent. Let's put this away... for a while. This video is awesome!
I was hoping as I was shooting that, that the faces were ridiculous enough.
You show that turd whose the boss....
Chris k who does Number 2 work for?!
@@Stahlwerk88 haha:)
My dad says
These were of the best knives ever!
Regrettably they're associated with gangs and stabbings because that makes the news.
If you wanted a reliable, inexpensive knife to work with, that you're not afraid to scratch or lose you carried an Okapi.
Around the house, in the kitchen, on the farm, you name it. His grandmother did everything in her kitchen with the seven star Okapi's, what's cool is that you can close them when you're done using them unlike modern kitchen knives.
oh yea prove it
@@mountainmanmcbeachfront5296
Um... How?
So i was messing around with my father's knives when i couldn't figure out how to close this okapi knife
Saved me a lot of effort thank you Bro
Yea if I met you in a dark back alley I'd shit myself.....
.....laughing.
I've shit myself before with a straight face.
Love your channel and review style! Thanks AKB
Thanks man!
3:41 "H- hey, take it easy, man. I don't want any trouble. Just take it all."
Been watching since childhood but that odd design never seek my attention
Now definitely get one.
Which is better made German or SA?
@AfzaalWardag The German had better quality, but production ended in the mid 80s. There are new German clones, the Ibex and the Oryx.
The various faces made during the flingening are just too good
I try!
The National knife of Jamaica " 3 star ratchet"
Awesome video... I'm South African and it's nice to see the Okapi reviewed... Very accurate description 😂... Also check out the Antonini Big Bear traditional Italian knife 👍🏼
This has been on my list for a while and I plan on getting one for my next video about traditional folders.
@@AdvancedKnifeBro: Yeaaaaaaah
Dude, the gang face scared me so much I think I tinkled a little bit!
Blood of your enemies? Yeah, I guess you often are your own worse enemy.
I know I am
My god your face at the end , my wife is looking at me fun because I'm laughing so much. Thanks
There is a common theme that runs through the comments where either: wife watches blankly or asks the husband if you're watching that weird knife guy again- then leaves the room.
As a South African, I know these knives well. They are crude and cheap but functional and surprisingly tough. They have a very negative connotation here though, and you will get quite a few side looks and be given a wide berth if seen using one in a crowded area, but if you want a knife for those nasty jobs like cutting gritty, dirty material or you don't have much money for a functional knife, the Okapi will get the job done. I must admit that the the Cold Steel Kudu copy is a better knife though. Better steel, better grind, better lockup and just better made compared to the Okapi, for not much money either
Laaher bought the brand, quality will improve.
"walking down the road with a pistol in your waist,
johnny you,re too bad
walking down the road with a ratchet in your waist,
johnny you're too bad"
johnny too bad,
the slickers
Love it! The deployment seems to function based on pure rage of the user.
Thats it!
Another triumph!!!! Well done good sir!!!!
Thanks dude!
Informative and quite humorous review.
Algeria and egypt proud users for ages of the Okapi knife
Thank Bro.
I can hardly wait, until they come out with their S110V model!
I don't know if anyone caught the fact I switched to the diamond stones- because the edge is just that fucked from the factory.
This is among the best street thug knife reviews I've seen. I'm proud of you Bro . . . the lady in white in the pic at 3:21 is also proud of you . . .
My mom!
I try getting away from the internet and shit like this keeps pulling me back in. Thanks for nothing. Excellent as always.
Thanks man... missed seeing your comments for a while!
Awesome opening display!!!!!!!
Thanks!
You made me really nervous at 6:38. Thought this was gonna be another kydex sheath kind of video haha
Yeah me too. I should have known better.
Holy fucking shit....
How many times do we have to go over this?!
NO FULLER ....NO BLOOD OF HIS ENEMIES!
Awesome/Amazing Reviews of that Knife!😊👍
Thanks!
@@AdvancedKnifeBro np!😊
Bro you write puns into your script only you will see? That's dedication.....
Yep! I also misspell things a lot too- which might be confused for puns.
Great review! I enjoy reading the comments your videos inspire-you have some witty viewers.
Ironically, RSA has a disproportionately large number of the world’s best knife makers.
They seem to! Yeah- I love reading the comments too!
OMG, you are hysterical, I put in a like and subscribed !!
wll
It "seams" that the blue measuring lines are missing again. Nice gangsta deployment demo!
I know! They'll be missing soon enough again!
That ring demo was very bronson. Nice
TACTICAL WISH
How do you find these? Do you just search POS knives on The Google?
I start off with a knife or two on amazon and look at the suggestions and related knives below... then it kind of goes from there. I also read comments and suggestions and then search for the knives and knives like them. I go down rabbit holes a lot.
A part of me died watching you describe these knives.....so good on yah, seems like the tone of this video, group depression.
It's just a video man.
Cold steel has a ring a ding kinda knife.
Now I'm Interested, brings me back to my yut
Yeah I think it's based off this... cheaper too- but I wanted to go with the original.
@@AdvancedKnifeBro
I'm think I'm going to buy that cold steel one, been passing by until I saw this vid and figured,
Ah
Why not
Let me know how it goes!
Are those rivets or nails in the okapi ring folder?
Ring through the finger....ah hahahahahah!
Seriously (sort of) when I was a young paratrooper we did a 90 exchange with Egyptian Airborne forces. I traded some goofy junk for one of these knives. If you fold cardboard over a few times and wrap some duct tape around it you get a similar implement.
That sounds about right!
I like your reviews...
Thank you!
Wow! A knife named after my favorite animal.
Extra like for the angry faces 😂
As a show of camaraderie I was holding my phone as a hand when I watched. We all are in this together bro! Truth out! 👊🏻✌🏻✊🏻(as opposed to “truth in” - different connotation). I should send you a couple of high end South African Knives to create a better perspective on what comes out of those lands. Lemme nou, K!
My man!
I too open my pm2 as if I'm taking the best shit of my life when I try to flick it down to open. EDIT, that fucking edit at 5:26 to change knives, I jizzed.
That worked out much better than I planned. I wish I could get a perfect line up every time like that.
Thank you for your comedic reviews , but what is knife collecting if not folly? Cheers!
Man that used to be my coolest knife when I was a kid , I used to flick it open thinking how cool it was lol 1980s
Man this is a hard version to fling... its harder to fling than basically any other knife I own, that’s flingable
@@AdvancedKnifeBro it was super hard yes because you needed to keep alot of pressure on the ring pulling it back and fling it with all my 10 year old strength almost dislocating my elbow 🤣 but it was cool
Chopping broccoli! Well done.
Choppin Brock-ullah
@@AdvancedKnifeBro Jack Black.
😂 The okapis look like something you'd get out of a gumball machine, on a larger scale.
The original Okapi was manufactured in Germany
That ring doubles as a tactical carabiner.
Attach it to a tactical prybar!
In Jamaica, those are called Three Star Ratchet.
I’m Like #800, and it is 29 days into quarantine. I feel like whittling. Should I buy one?? 😋
I actually really love my Okapi, it came with no edge at all and the grind was hilariously bad. But after sharpening it up, the steel takes and holds a good edge, and the large blade is a useful size and shape. Being able to spin it around on your finger is fun while you're sitting around the camp fire. I just picked up the cold steel version and it's wayyyyyy better in terms of quality. Not quite as cool though.
In Jamaica we call the ringed ok 3stars 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
Cant decide on getting this or a tray of mince for my family tonight pls halp
LOOKS LIKE SHIT- NEED A NEW KNIF
Mince tray
are they made in South Africa?
If only there were a way to tell if they were MADE IN SOUTH AFRICA
Advanced Knife Bro they should clearly label these sort of things
They are.
Aweh... The knife that helped acquire many wallets, cell phones, chains, rings, watches, handbags, etc, etc, etc lol
Cold Steel also makes a knive like this, which is a surprisingly reasonable design for a Cold Steel. It's also dirt cheap, but just not as traditional, so it's probaly better in every way.
Yeah I hear it’s a lot better and even cheaper somehow. However I went with the original- and don’t like the design enough to buy another.
4:41 "...seeing pink hearts, yellow moons, orange stars and green clovers."
This knife is a very popular knife in Jamaica for many years lol
Any thoughts about Navaja folders?
I searched "Okapi" because of Attack on Titan. I learned that it's not only an animal or cellphone it's also a knife. Man, how much longer I'll learn about this okapi?
Looks like if someone tried to draw a buck 110 from memory
This guy just gets it.
Yeah I do
By "it" do you mean aids? Because yes, probably.
A favor, Mr. AdvancedKnifeBro: please feature more violent expressions of frustration while trying futile things. That was very entertaining.
The harder the face, the harder the flick.
Is that plastic one made in prison with Lincoln Logs as the handles?
Just want to put it out there as a south african that these knives don't cost anywhere near 12$ if you buy them locally. In fact they are usually less than one dollar. The price usually range from 8 to 17 south african rand depending on where you get it and the exchange rate is more or less 16 rand to 1 dollar. These knives are made to be as cheap as possible and although they are by no means good knives I haven't been able to find anything better at that price
*prices
You're a regular Jamaican rude boy! Check out a great reggae tune by the Heptones called "Country Boy": you-a shootin' up the place...with a ratchet in your waist.
No the ring is for closing and for handling on a opening but i have a way on opening with no ring usage
Iconic knife in Jamaica 3star wratchet
Ok, I really have to ask where does one get lists of Gang Knives? Wouldn't those folks rather go for the high end knives or are we talking South African Gangs because that sounds like even more fun.. Great review.. as always very funny and interesting in presenting a well let's also call it "interesting" knife.
I don't think there's a list- but those three stand out in my research I do before the reviews.
the key word is research. I don't do that.. I just copy the lists from the internet about bladelength and stuff.. then cut a piece of paper, cut some carboard and talk for 10 minutes.. that's probably because I've never seen those lists.. and because I am technically blind.. I will finally have to find a good solution to mark text and have it read.. I haven't looked into that at all
but really what gangs? Gangs in the US or over there? I mean the US is over there too from here but you know what I mean
In Iraq and Egypt we use Okapi knives too.
There’s this edition that’s made in either Germany or South Africa. But the only difference between the Okapi we get and the one the rest of the world gets is that we get it with Arabic alphabets, the brand is written in English and then there’s a word that says “Khooja” which means teacher or something like that..
The reason we choose Okapi knives because they have a very sharp blade, I have had my elbow cut just by the knife touching my skin, that’s how sharp a real Okapi should be.
And to many people they buy this knife for it’s sound, it makes a strong nice sound when opening and closing it.
Third reason we choose it is because it lasts for long times and doesn’t break easily and actually it’s very affordable in Iraq you can get it for 3-4 dollars.
Last and not least it has a good name, a kid and an old person have saw or heard about this knife at least for once during their lifetime. When something has a good name it becomes popular and wanted and you’ll see many kids, men and women having them.
But one note, not all that owns an Okapi are gangsters, some use it for cutting things some for protection and the others use to to gang bang around, most likely this generations teenagers..
I enjoyed that review. I also wonder if that one viewer that hit dislike was hoping for another eraser review?
You spoke too soon. Another subscriber just thumbed it down! Keeping it real!
Okapi okapa life goes on on. Okapi life goes on. 😉👊🏼
Love that diddy!
Advanced Knife Bro yeah buddy!
On a scale from 1 to 10 I am going to rate this video an A. Good solid job making a fat guy laugh.
Thanks man!
Jesus Christ you're terrifying! Just take my lunch money!
The meaner the face, the more likely it is to deploy.
@@AdvancedKnifeBro That is what she.... said...
They could've used your videos in the therapy scenes in A Clockwork Orange
They could have.
Spoken homonym puns...fuck me now im never gonna stop noticing that
These seem to be dollar store versions of the “navaja”, or “navaja de muelles”, a design originating in 1700’s Spain.
That knife paired with a short sleeved, button down collared shirt makes you a very threatening individual.
I know- it's one of my nicest shirts!
As odd as it might sound, these knives being so crudely made is part of what made me interested in them. Don't know if that makes any sense at all. I've collected several Okapi knives of different shapes and sizes since they're so inexpensive and oddly designed. Kind of fun. The history of how and why Okapi became a thing is also pretty interesting. An Opinel or Antonini of much better quality can be bought for about the same price though.
I do like crudely made knives... I dunno these just didn’t click for me. But I had read a lot about them and was sort of interested- and now here we are!
I only watch your vids for the written puns... 😎
My man!
Coming from the region...Zimbabwe I know these guys. Your review...spot on unfortunately....lol. but it's a sentimental buy for my.. I wouldn't reccomebd them...sadly.. love your stuff
Oh shit I thought you were goofin with photoshop for the thumbnail, but those things are WAY bigger than I was expecting.
Somebody should banish these to District 9.
Good movie!
Nice batoning of the trees. Who eats that stuff?
Rabbits
Ive had one of these for 25 yrs or so never used it found it somewere thought it was cool looking ! Never thought of trying to throw it open like a jackass but you never know mabe i will now!
We all gotta go slummin from time to time.... Don't worry bro you'll bounce back.
Oh I got a Fallkniven that should be here tomorrow.
@@AdvancedKnifeBro hey man you dont gotta prove anything to anybody.... lol.
Looking forward to that, which one?... oh wait thats a spoiler. Guess ill wait patiently.
Oh yeah the middle one... The S1 I think.
Advanced Knife Bro Damn u just spoiled it for me bro !
Csn you lock it without the ring?
Yes, the ring aids in unlocking it, and lifts that lock plate. You can lift the lock plate with your fingers to lift and close it.
I cannot watch this without the blue lines..
I know, I know.
I have the cold steel version......the oh copy
Lol 😂 that was great... I enjoyed this video
I want to buy one, can you help me?
The blood of my enemies is what prevents the rust. Speaking of which......gotta go "lube" up.
Uuhhhh...
5:28 "of the non ringed one." slight of hand camera trickery voodoo magic
I have this and a kudu, i have to say that the kudu is much higher quality and a better value. If you aren't into collecting old stuff I'd go for that if you plan on really using it.
Yeah, they suck. But the child collector in me says, "Ooh, shiny stuff in the wood stabby thing that opens way cool, like West Side Story but different". Disclaimer: I have a couple of knives in my collection that may be considered 'gang' knives. One is called the Stiletto, a rather high-end, very sharp, horn handled, folding letter opener (cudeman.com/en/pocket-knives/275-401-a.html). The other is the Vendetta Palanquilla Classic, a hard to open, yet very stabby short blade that locks in and means business. It's also a pain to close, but it's very cool. I'd venture to say a Hipster or Steampunk type might love this style of knife (cudeman.com/en/pocket-knives/439-sku-375-l.html).
I have a stiletto style similar to that, that I plan on reviewing someday. It's ok- but you're right- a glorified letter opener.
I can see this vid being featured on Tosh.O in the near future....
Is that still on??? I need the Tosh bump!
These are legends in Jamaica.... if ur a gangster in Jamaica the first thing to buy is " 3 star". They're 1 market is Jamaica... they're even tuned out here to fly open faster n to make an intimidating noise. Lol
This guy is great 😁😍🤩 this guy sounds like me 🥰
😄 If i was to do a knife review
🤠
Shit my self a little when you started flexin bro.
Maybe it was me who shit my pants- that’s possible. Did you see those faces?