I have a good collection of knives including balisongs, Buck knives, antique knives, Traditional long knives , but my special and most loved knives, are my Cold Steel collection that i am very proud of. More power to you Mr. Thompson.
After 3 years of owning one it’s still my fav edc knife. I have the aus 10 version and it’s held up well over the years and is my go to when I can’t carry a firearm.
Gentlemens, your knives (spartan and luzon large) saved my life twice. God bless you for your great work!!!! With best wishes Anton from Russia.If anybody look for good knife,you should know,that Cold Steel knives REALLY WILL SAVE YOU!!!!!
I wish they would make a fixed blade version with an IWB sheath and discreet handle, and the same blade profile as the original Vaquero folder which is one of my favorite blades. If not I guess I’ll have to become a blade maker and make it myself. Beautiful blade, and insane cutting power!
I recently bought this knife and let me tell you, this thing is nasty in the best possible way!! This thing is a badass!!! I love this knife and I have owned and still own other knives but Cold Steel is my EDC
Always have a cold steel in my pocket everyday regardless of witch it is . Don't even bother wasting my money on anything else don't care to either demko or cold steel are the way to go if u ain't carrying a fixed blade
Is it really a daily big difference it terms of build quality versus let’s say a Tool store Milwaukee fast back or similar knifes? I’m considering making the jump but hesitant
Mr. Thompson, I have a decent collection of knives. I have been collecting since I was 8 years old in 1963. My absolute favorites are Cold Steel. I'm not taking away from other fine companies, but you, sir, are the quintessence of knife engineers. My heartfelt thanks. The Recon1 XL saved my life in the spring of 2015 against an aged male pitbull. I was 60 on a cane.
I never considered even thinking about this knife until I watched this video. Makes lot of sense listening to Lynn explain it. Liked, shared and always subscribed.
A 5 foot 300lb man is what we should aspire to be... the guy is like Steven segal, I don’t think I’ve seen a video where he’s not sitting down... I really don’t understand his following
@@shawnpepin7890 really? There are TONS of videos of him doing things with all kinds of weapons that you only wish you could do, despite him being less than ideal athletic shape, to put it mildly. The man has uncanny talent with weapons and lightning reflexes. He seems to be a true fire soul and no other company has had as wide a selection of hard use, practical weaponry and tools as Cold Steel has. Lynn Thompson and Cold Steel are truly one of a kind.
@@shawnpepin7890 The man went from being a poor person just like most people, to becoming a very successful millionaire business man who founded one of the most recognizable knife brands in the industry today. He's also an avid martial artist and obviously very knowledgeable in his craft, in most of his videos he makes references to knife fighting literature and knife designs from history. Him being overweight does not take anything away from him, most Americans today are his same size but they're broke and dumb.
yeah its really bsd ass the grande.i carried it for5 years on and off.its massive at 13.25 in total length.if some dick pulled out a gerber folder on u or a buck he would be a sorry mofo.if u get slashed with the serrations its gonna be nasty damage..
I have the 4 inch plain edge Vaquero, and it is absolutely one of my favorite edc knives. Someday I will get the full size, liked, shared, and commented!
I have two old ones, with the old, more simple backlock, made in Japan with the VG 1 blade. They have to come from the end of the 1980's or early 90's. Those have been my first Cold Steel folders, they came to me around the same time as my Trail Master. One of them came with a beltsheet I never used, I preferred to carry it in the pocket. The other one had a metal clip, but I unscrewed it and carry it like the first one in the front pocket. I still edc this old Vaquero Grandes, because I love those knives. After all those years and all the hard work there is no blade wiggle at all, those knives are tough and strong and verry useful. First I was thinking "what are you going to do with a huge folder with a serrated blade?" I found out quick what the Vaquero Grandes are capable of. Those knives still are my favorite folders, followed by the Voyager XL in drop point and the 4Max. I also have a 4Max Scout, and I am absolutely happy with the more budget friendly version. Again I will share the video over Twitter. #22aday Stay safe everybody, and stay blessed. Greetings from Germany!
Nice!!! 🤘 hey stick man got my 3v MAGUNUM TANTO 1X !!! Thanks again brotha! And also picked up a Large VOYAGER DROP POINT PLAIN EDGE folder today. You guys are the best. Keep up the amazing work!!!!
WOW WOW WOW me and my buddy that run a knife/clock/taxidermy/jewelry shop where talking about this specific knife that we have in our voyager line up probably for the first time I can think of and then u put this video out right about the same time!¡! Man we love y’all, super weird coincidence there lol, but ya still going through blue ridge even tho I tell my boss all the time we need a order directly to get some stuff we have trouble keeping in stock or can’t get😂😂😂 but anyway y’all r awesome and I love drop-forged survivalist and my magnum tanto xII and my trailmaster😂😂😂
I've owned a Cold Steel XL Vaquero for 15 years. It has the smooth scales and the serrated blade and it's before pocket clips. I love this knife and like Lynn, I sleep with it under my pillow.
I bought a "Vaquero Grande" back in the day (over 15 years ago). And that version *still is my absolute favorite* take on this design. And I used it A LOT for EDC. Even without the Triad-lock (which was established later) and being peened instead of screwed, it had IMHO the perfect ratio of blade to handle while at the same time having a very carry-friendly handle. I still prefer the "Grande" over the modern versions (despite the new versions having "hooked" handles which offer more grip of course). It's astonishingly easy to carry in all the trousers I wear - slim blade and hadle. But the hadle ist still big enough to be gripped securely. AND it even does have a slightly longer blade than the modern "XL"-Version. So, if you can get a grip on an old "Vaquero Grande", I recommend to get it. (shared - but with a chosen few, only...)
I have two of the old models of the Vaquero Grande, one from the end if the 1980's, the other from the early 90's. No blade wiggle, the handles are still in a good shape, and the old backlock never failed on me - althought I have beaten the living shit out of them. This old folders still are in my edc rotation, one of them is with me always.
I'm glad I ordered two of the Thompson Special Edition versions of these. Green Handle, Black Blade, Serrated Edge...all business. After seeing Lynn spar with two of these, I was sold!
I bought my first Cold Steel knives from Lynn at the Culver City gun, knife, and gem show around 1986 ! He had the prototype of the Tanto with him ! At that time he had the Urban pal and Urban Shiv for sale. I bought three of the Urban Pal knives - wish I had also bought A Shiv .
As, with Lynn forward curving blades are my favorite to carry. I have a Cold Steel Rajah II that I carry everywhere and in my shorts when I sleep. One feature about the Vaquero that stands apart from the Rajah II that I feel would be beneficial is the more distinct grip that will literally hook the fingers during slashing. Retention of one's weapons is top priority in a fight and that feature is a paramount. The thrusting point would be my next feature I like outside of the Rajah II as many people undervalue the thrusting ability of a knife. Many think reverse blade is the "assassins" way to fight and the only way to fight but a thrust gives an extension to the arm that equals distance from a threat. More importantly penetration into the threat which equals trauma and trauma....let's say "talks" the threat out of his desire to continue his attack. I use my Rajah II for survival training and when I was teaching edged weapon defense/knife fighting. I feel the Vaquero would be an even better blade for the knife fighting/defense scenario, especially with firearms training because as I have told my students "knives don't run out of ammo".
@@ArthursGardener no just in the hood in America...... Although apparently the hood in America is still preferable to some third world shithole where you get held up on the regular although apparently there are rules like you give them a bit of money and then they go away without trying to hurt you....... Although I have been told that in shitholes like Caracas they'll just kill you for no good reason........
I wish the put a thumb plate on the Voyagers. So they can be easier to open coming out of the pocket or on variety of surfaces. Liked, commented and subscribed
I have not yet had the pleasure of owning this knife, but I have had 1 each of the XL voyager tanto tipped serrated and razored edge blade's. Still the best knives out there from Cold Steel
@@mortuus4601 - Not even a comparison. I wouldn't trade 6 of those for 1 Cold Steel. You'll have to buy one to even believe it. I own about 90 pieces of Cold Steel. About 45 are blades. I've never bought another brand of knife since. And that's no exaggeration. I guarantee you.... you will NEVER, EVER touch a Cold Steel knife blade like you can touch the blade of a Kershaw. I guarantee you!!! They are razor sharp. Buy direct because there are fakes on Amazon. You'll crap when you open THAT box! 🎈🥳🎈
It would be nice to see the 4" versions in production again. I have the 3" version (in clip, tanto, vaquero, and vaquero serrated) and though they're cool, the handle might be just be a little thick for the blade size.
That is one amazing blade. So much cutting surface. Look how long that blade would be if you straighten it out. Bur the shape forces itself into the cut. Perfect design. Love this knife. Keep the videos coming brother. PEACE ✌
Luv Cold Steel knives, but I am gonna have to get one of these now I have liked, commented, shared & subscribed, I'm committed after watching this video
Isn’t it also an homage to south of the border cowboys (vaqueros)? I love the way you replicate historical working knives with modern folding technology. Despite their large size (for a pocket knife!) they are all in kitchen knife size range, and could double in that capacity. They probably did all the time for cowboys.
Hands down coldsteel is the best. Nothing brings more excitement than to know a coldsteel is being shipped to my address. I’m so excited my vaquero is on its way. go with my gunsite tanto and all my other coldsteel collection
Great video thank you ! I have Lynn’s signature but don’t want to use it because it’s value has really gone up. I gave my buddy my serrated and have the straight edge. I’m about to buy another serrated. Love this knife !
I love my 1st gen 6 inch Vaquero. So old school it doesn't even have a pocket clip. Came with a kydex style belt sheath It is awesome. Only thing I like a little more is my X2 Voyager full serrated. Both are the perfect size to fit in your jean pockets. Would rock the Espada XL but it is too big for the pocket. Lol. Fortunately I haven't seen many in the wild. And if someone pulls one on me, I have guns too. Lol.
I have exact this model without any clip. I carry it a lot, its my favorite knife. I bought a second one about 5 years after my first one, because I thought I might have lost my first one. This one has a metal pocket clip, but I removed it. I like to carry the Vaquero Grandes without clip in my front pocket.
Stud.... Yes, the 6" original had the clip ON the Kydex. I had it too. I lost it in a search ditch. I still have the 6" Vaquero Grande serrated as my EDC. I love it! ❤ 25 plus years old!!! I now own the Rajah ll as my left jean pocket companion. Another crazy monster. Like a Kukri in the pocket.
The Vaquero is just one of the best knives for self defense made...The story about the arm says it all. I have shared to Twitter. It is on my buy list.
3:22 Yeah, getting struck by someone, and 3 times, with a golf club is definitely enough reason to use a knife to defend yourself. I agree on that. These aggressive wacko's in traffic. They are in every country around the world. Don't pull a weapon when feeling annoyed. Just shrug it off and drive on .Then people don't have to defend themselves either.
I swap my EDC between two knives. A 4" Talwar CTX serrated. And an XL Vaquero serrated. It's easy to see why Lynn's go-to knife is an XL Vaquero serrated.
I own 3 vaqueros I even have his signature series dlc coated black blade green drab ctsxhp steel vaquero ,I've been a die hard fan for over 20 years ,it's coldsteel or go home!! I'm already subscribed , shared and always liked my cold steel there's no one like them as a company PERIOD!
I'm sold after watching your videos and today about an hour ago i received that Vaquero serrated. Since i throw no spin for few years already i can tell that the balance on the knife is good enough to do no spin up to 10 yards of the distance.
I have a good collection of knives including balisongs, Buck knives, antique knives, Traditional long knives , but my special and most loved knives, are my Cold Steel collection that i am very proud of. More power to you Mr. Thompson.
It's great you guys are keeping the Cold Steel greats up and running.
Watching other manufacturers, but always coming back to Cold Steel!
Lynn has been representing this knife for years! No matter what new lineup Cold Steel produces, nothing will replace the vaquero!
After 3 years of owning one it’s still my fav edc knife. I have the aus 10 version and it’s held up well over the years and is my go to when I can’t carry a firearm.
You should do the 4" Vaquero again... it was a wonderful knife for 4" blades legal limit places. :-)
I think 4 inch is to short to get the advantage of the recurve. There the Tanto edge is better.
Gentlemens, your knives (spartan and luzon large) saved my life twice. God bless you for your great work!!!! With best wishes Anton from Russia.If anybody look for good knife,you should know,that Cold Steel knives REALLY WILL SAVE YOU!!!!!
I wish they would make a fixed blade version with an IWB sheath and discreet handle, and the same blade profile as the original Vaquero folder which is one of my favorite blades. If not I guess I’ll have to become a blade maker and make it myself. Beautiful blade, and insane cutting power!
The CS Desperado was a fixed blade with a Vaquero blade. I'd love to see the Desperado come back in 3V steel.
@@wilowhisp
Good memory I couldn't think of the name
I recently bought this knife and let me tell you, this thing is nasty in the best possible way!! This thing is a badass!!! I love this knife and I have owned and still own other knives but Cold Steel is my EDC
The Vaquero is a great knife, glad to see you continue to make quality videos!
Always have a cold steel in my pocket everyday regardless of witch it is . Don't even bother wasting my money on anything else don't care to either demko or cold steel are the way to go if u ain't carrying a fixed blade
Well said! Completely agree.
Is it really a daily big difference it terms of build quality versus let’s say a Tool store Milwaukee fast back or similar knifes? I’m considering making the jump but hesitant
@M Peterson96 oh yeah dude they got EDC for everything tactical, casual , hunt etc tons of great options I Carry a 4 Max everyday .
Even if you are carrying a fixed boi it should still be a CS unless like it’s a handmade custom or something
I’ve had too many issues with liner locks Especially if get really rough on them I’m Never gonna get a liner lock knife again
Mr. Thompson, I have a decent collection of knives. I have been collecting since I was 8 years old in 1963. My absolute favorites are Cold Steel. I'm not taking away from other fine companies, but you, sir, are the quintessence of knife engineers. My heartfelt thanks. The Recon1 XL saved my life in the spring of 2015 against an aged male pitbull. I was 60 on a cane.
I love that knife. I own one myself! The voyager series is hands down the best bang for your buck.
I have always loved Cold Steel products!
I use this knife in my channel, bought it because of Lynn Thompson, a legendary salesman, the best folder ever made!
I never considered even thinking about this knife until I watched this video. Makes lot of sense listening to Lynn explain it. Liked, shared and always subscribed.
“I carry three of these 24/7”
😂 Lynn is what we should all aspire to be
A 5 foot 300lb man is what we should aspire to be... the guy is like Steven segal, I don’t think I’ve seen a video where he’s not sitting down... I really don’t understand his following
@@shawnpepin7890 it’s a bit tongue in cheek pal. The guy just does outrageous things, he’s unashamedly his own man, does things his way.
@@shawnpepin7890 really? There are TONS of videos of him doing things with all kinds of weapons that you only wish you could do, despite him being less than ideal athletic shape, to put it mildly. The man has uncanny talent with weapons and lightning reflexes. He seems to be a true fire soul and no other company has had as wide a selection of hard use, practical weaponry and tools as Cold Steel has. Lynn Thompson and Cold Steel are truly one of a kind.
@@utrak he sells mall ninja knives
@@shawnpepin7890 The man went from being a poor person just like most people, to becoming a very successful millionaire business man who founded one of the most recognizable knife brands in the industry today. He's also an avid martial artist and obviously very knowledgeable in his craft, in most of his videos he makes references to knife fighting literature and knife designs from history. Him being overweight does not take anything away from him, most Americans today are his same size but they're broke and dumb.
one of my absolute favorite cold steel blades, definitely need the whole set. respect to Lynn, mans a badass
Awesome knives, Cold Steel is my favorite knife company that delivers great defensive/utility blades! I liked, sharred, and commented!
Thanks for keeping this in production! The Recon 1 is my current favorite, but now I'm thinking about giving the Vaquero a shot!
yeah its really bsd ass the grande.i carried it for5 years on and off.its massive at 13.25 in total length.if some dick pulled out a gerber folder on u or a buck he would be a sorry mofo.if u get slashed with the serrations its gonna be nasty damage..
I have the 4 inch plain edge Vaquero, and it is absolutely one of my favorite edc knives. Someday I will get the full size, liked, shared, and commented!
Awesome knife. Always love hearing Lynn's commentaries.
Your knifes are really awesome. Apreciate all your work you´re putting into every knife.
Love the Voyager series! Long love the XL serrated blades!
I have two old ones, with the old, more simple backlock, made in Japan with the VG 1 blade. They have to come from the end of the 1980's or early 90's.
Those have been my first Cold Steel folders, they came to me around the same time as my Trail Master. One of them came with a beltsheet I never used, I preferred to carry it in the pocket. The other one had a metal clip, but I unscrewed it and carry it like the first one in the front pocket.
I still edc this old Vaquero Grandes, because I love those knives. After all those years and all the hard work there is no blade wiggle at all, those knives are tough and strong and verry useful.
First I was thinking "what are you going to do with a huge folder with a serrated blade?" I found out quick what the Vaquero Grandes are capable of.
Those knives still are my favorite folders, followed by the Voyager XL in drop point and the 4Max. I also have a 4Max Scout, and I am absolutely happy with the more budget friendly version.
Again I will share the video over Twitter.
#22aday
Stay safe everybody, and stay blessed.
Greetings from Germany!
Definately a great carry with Lots of uses. From food prep to self defense. Thanks for the look see and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable
My first impression when I first deployed that blade was I think I’d rather get shot. Very cool and very deadly.
Sounds impressive. I might have to try one.
My go-to has usually been the 4" Tanto Voyager. Has been for going on 30 years...
Nice!!! 🤘 hey stick man got my 3v MAGUNUM TANTO 1X !!! Thanks again brotha! And also picked up a Large VOYAGER DROP POINT PLAIN EDGE folder today. You guys are the best. Keep up the amazing work!!!!
I have one of the original Serrated Voyager Vaquero Grande knives, from the 1990's, made in Japan. EXCELLENT knife!
Me too! My EDC for 25 plus years.
I just bought the Rajah ll in March of 2020 to keep him company in my left pocket. Incredible! Fan for life!
@@redfaux74 Good choice, Bro...
Love this knife. I really appreciate the super long knives. Great demo.
Crazy knife, l love how many different aspects there to just the blade.
Lynn Thompson for the win! Also thanks for the opportunity to win one of these knives and may God bless y'all!
WOW WOW WOW me and my buddy that run a knife/clock/taxidermy/jewelry shop where talking about this specific knife that we have in our voyager line up probably for the first time I can think of and then u put this video out right about the same time!¡!
Man we love y’all, super weird coincidence there lol, but ya still going through blue ridge even tho I tell my boss all the time we need a order directly to get some stuff we have trouble keeping in stock or can’t get😂😂😂 but anyway y’all r awesome and I love drop-forged survivalist and my magnum tanto xII and my trailmaster😂😂😂
The Vaquero looks awesome...I bought the Voyager XL Kris last month that is also awesome..
I probably have 20 different sizes and styles of the Voyager that I got over the years.
Most awesome design!!!
Totally agreed....
This knife has an s curve inspired off of the Turkish yataghan, the prefect shape for cut & thrust. This is one is my favorite xl cold steel piece.
I've owned a Cold Steel XL Vaquero for 15 years. It has the smooth scales and the serrated blade and it's before pocket clips. I love this knife and like Lynn, I sleep with it under my pillow.
I own a few Cold Steel knives and they're all great weapons. I’ve “liked, shared, and am subscribed.”
I bought a "Vaquero Grande" back in the day (over 15 years ago). And that version *still is my absolute favorite* take on this design. And I used it A LOT for EDC. Even without the Triad-lock (which was established later) and being peened instead of screwed, it had IMHO the perfect ratio of blade to handle while at the same time having a very carry-friendly handle.
I still prefer the "Grande" over the modern versions (despite the new versions having "hooked" handles which offer more grip of course). It's astonishingly easy to carry in all the trousers I wear - slim blade and hadle. But the hadle ist still big enough to be gripped securely. AND it even does have a slightly longer blade than the modern "XL"-Version.
So, if you can get a grip on an old "Vaquero Grande", I recommend to get it.
(shared - but with a chosen few, only...)
I have two of the old models of the Vaquero Grande, one from the end if the 1980's, the other from the early 90's.
No blade wiggle, the handles are still in a good shape, and the old backlock never failed on me - althought I have beaten the living shit out of them.
This old folders still are in my edc rotation, one of them is with me always.
i wish they would re-release the older versions
Yes sir! Have been carrying the Grande and a same generation XL serrated clip point for many years! Wicked steel for sure!
Genius design. Acute tip like a clip, curve like a recurve, and serrations that cut like butter
I would love a vaquero. I've been carrying one for many years. It is my absolute favorite knife.
That changed my mind in fighting folders. Was not a fan before, but that just went on the "to purchase " list. Thanks!
Shared, liked I own a vaquero and it is absolutely deadly. I put my life on it. It's my EDC and I would love another one please Lynn
The Voyager Vaquero XL serrated is my favorite voyager and maybe the Kris version too haha keep up the good work
At this point, lyn can take on an entire army. I have liked, subbed and shared in the hopes of being able to own one of these beasts.
Terrifying...can't even imagine the devastation this knife can cause...
Love the quality of our Cold Steel knives! This would be a great addition!
I'm glad I ordered two of the Thompson Special Edition versions of these. Green Handle, Black Blade, Serrated Edge...all business. After seeing Lynn spar with two of these, I was sold!
The Voyager Series of folders are exceptional knives. No nonsense, straight to the point⚔😎
Been a CS fan since I was a kid. First real knives I got into after my swiss army knife. Big fan!
I bought my first Cold Steel knives from Lynn at the Culver City gun, knife, and gem show around 1986 ! He had the prototype of the Tanto with him ! At that time he had the Urban pal and Urban Shiv for sale. I bought three of the Urban Pal knives - wish I had also bought A Shiv .
As, with Lynn forward curving blades are my favorite to carry. I have a Cold Steel Rajah II that I carry everywhere and in my shorts when I sleep. One feature about the Vaquero that stands apart from the Rajah II that I feel would be beneficial is the more distinct grip that will literally hook the fingers during slashing. Retention of one's weapons is top priority in a fight and that feature is a paramount. The thrusting point would be my next feature I like outside of the Rajah II as many people undervalue the thrusting ability of a knife. Many think reverse blade is the "assassins" way to fight and the only way to fight but a thrust gives an extension to the arm that equals distance from a threat. More importantly penetration into the threat which equals trauma and trauma....let's say "talks" the threat out of his desire to continue his attack. I use my Rajah II for survival training and when I was teaching edged weapon defense/knife fighting. I feel the Vaquero would be an even better blade for the knife fighting/defense scenario, especially with firearms training because as I have told my students "knives don't run out of ammo".
@@ArthursGardener Perhaps he just watches the news! More power to him!
@@ArthursGardener no just in the hood in America...... Although apparently the hood in America is still preferable to some third world shithole where you get held up on the regular although apparently there are rules like you give them a bit of money and then they go away without trying to hurt you....... Although I have been told that in shitholes like Caracas they'll just kill you for no good reason........
This is such a great video. Awesome job guys, love it!
I wish the put a thumb plate on the Voyagers. So they can be easier to open coming out of the pocket or on variety of surfaces.
Liked, commented and subscribed
Coldsteel is hands down bang for your buck when it comes to functionality and design! AD-15 is my personal workhorse/beater.
Always have 2 not 1, recon 1 tantos on me everyday! Never owned a vaquero but I know it’s devastating!! Keep up the great work Stick Man!!!
Lol that is kinda ridiculous 😂
You need to up that to 4 recon 1 tantos!
I carried an Espada for years,and now I'm looking at this as a replacement. What a beautiful tool.
I have not yet had the pleasure of owning this knife, but I have had 1 each of the XL voyager tanto tipped serrated and razored edge blade's. Still the best knives out there from Cold Steel
I love Cold Steel products. I have carried several over the years.
sharper then kershaw ?
@@mortuus4601 - Not even a comparison. I wouldn't trade 6 of those for 1 Cold Steel. You'll have to buy one to even believe it. I own about 90 pieces of Cold Steel. About 45 are blades. I've never bought another brand of knife since. And that's no exaggeration.
I guarantee you.... you will NEVER, EVER touch a Cold Steel knife blade like you can touch the blade of a Kershaw. I guarantee you!!! They are razor sharp. Buy direct because there are fakes on Amazon. You'll crap when you open THAT box! 🎈🥳🎈
@@mortuus4601 always
It would be nice to see the 4" versions in production again. I have the 3" version (in clip, tanto, vaquero, and vaquero serrated) and though they're cool, the handle might be just be a little thick for the blade size.
My edc is the large serrated Vaquero I bought in the late 90's. Great knife!!
Great knife design! I love cowboy mustaches!😍
I just reviewed the tuff lite today so I love that you guys literally posted the same day, it’s a sign😂
Liked 👍 shared, and subscribed! Thanks Cold Steel!
Vaquero is a very well thought out design.
That is one amazing blade. So much cutting surface. Look how long that blade would be if you straighten it out. Bur the shape forces itself into the cut. Perfect design. Love this knife. Keep the videos coming brother. PEACE ✌
Luv Cold Steel knives, but I am gonna have to get one of these now I have liked, commented, shared & subscribed, I'm committed after watching this video
Just received my Srk(sk5) and recon 1 tanto(sv35)! I’m beyond impressed. Never will go with another company. Y’all have best quality for best price
SRK is probably the best designed fixed blade knives made.
I just ordered one! I have been a fan since 92!
Isn’t it also an homage to south of the border cowboys (vaqueros)? I love the way you replicate historical working knives with modern folding technology. Despite their large size (for a pocket knife!) they are all in kitchen knife size range, and could double in that capacity. They probably did all the time for cowboys.
I have the Vaquero XL and it's my artists knife , i am a sculptor and I use it in wood carving.Amazing carver.
Looks just like the Desperado that you guys used to make way back then. I still have mine but I didn't know I needed a folding knife version
The Vaquero opens lightning fast and smooth, looks like a knife I must add to my collection!
Hands down coldsteel is the best. Nothing brings more excitement than to know a coldsteel is being shipped to my address. I’m so excited my vaquero is on its way. go with my gunsite tanto and all my other coldsteel collection
1:08 I've been in this exact situation several times
Loved that story about the judge. If only all judges in this country upheld citizens rights that way.
I've been curious about the vaquero, I love my black talon 2.
Starting to really fall in love more with Cold Steel folders , always carried a CS Tomahawk esp while in the Army.
I could see Lynn kill a bear with this thing…
Great video thank you !
I have Lynn’s signature but don’t want to use it because it’s value has really gone up. I gave my buddy my serrated and have the straight edge. I’m about to buy another serrated. Love this knife !
I love my 1st gen 6 inch Vaquero. So old school it doesn't even have a pocket clip. Came with a kydex style belt sheath It is awesome. Only thing I like a little more is my X2 Voyager full serrated. Both are the perfect size to fit in your jean pockets. Would rock the Espada XL but it is too big for the pocket. Lol. Fortunately I haven't seen many in the wild. And if someone pulls one on me, I have guns too. Lol.
I have exact this model without any clip. I carry it a lot, its my favorite knife.
I bought a second one about 5 years after my first one, because I thought I might have lost my first one. This one has a metal pocket clip, but I removed it. I like to carry the Vaquero Grandes without clip in my front pocket.
Stud....
Yes, the 6" original had the clip ON the Kydex. I had it too. I lost it in a search ditch. I still have the 6" Vaquero Grande serrated as my EDC. I love it! ❤ 25 plus years old!!! I now own the Rajah ll as my left jean pocket companion. Another crazy monster. Like a Kukri in the pocket.
The Vaquero is just one of the best knives for self defense made...The story about the arm says it all. I have shared to Twitter. It is on my buy list.
Entered, thanks for the chance!! The vaquero is a monster!
Great video and great knife. I want the Voyager Vaquero!
Sweet knife! I’m partial to the AD-10 for EDC workhorse, but I may need one of these as well.
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Yeah, getting struck by someone, and 3 times, with a golf club is definitely enough reason to use a knife to defend yourself. I agree on that.
These aggressive wacko's in traffic. They are in every country around the world.
Don't pull a weapon when feeling annoyed. Just shrug it off and drive on .Then people don't have to defend themselves either.
Beautiful story about the golf club and the Vaquero Voyager. 💯⚔️
I swap my EDC between two knives. A 4" Talwar CTX serrated. And an XL Vaquero serrated. It's easy to see why Lynn's go-to knife is an XL Vaquero serrated.
I can't wait to get my hands on a 4" Talwar.
Who else would be interested in hearing an hour long talk about why Lynn like the Vaquero?
I had a Vaquero & lost it. Man, I need another one. They are fabulous knives!
انا من سلطنه عمان انا كولد ستيل شركه محترمه شركه قويه انا معجب بهذه الشركه كولد ستيل بشكل خرافي اشكر القائمين على الشركه واشكر مالك ❤️❤️
Stick is stepping his game up to Cold Steel levels 👌💯
I'll have to keep an eye out for this. I feel the same way about my recon XL . Its always on me and my first choice.
I own 3 vaqueros I even have his signature series dlc coated black blade green drab ctsxhp steel vaquero ,I've been a die hard fan for over 20 years ,it's coldsteel or go home!! I'm already subscribed , shared and always liked my cold steel there's no one like them as a company PERIOD!
I'm sold after watching your videos and today about an hour ago i received that Vaquero serrated. Since i throw no spin for few years already i can tell that the balance on the knife is good enough to do no spin up to 10 yards of the distance.
That's the most wicked and intimidating blade shape of all Cold Steel folders.
I have the vaquero in xl, this is my self defense carry another is my spartan. Thank you Lynn and Andrew.
Love that blade. Great video. Liked and shared
Love the Vaquero! Please bring back the large & medium fully serrated. They have been my edc for so long and will continue to be 😎🤙 Thanks