I get it. I'm back to just a Delica. No clip, gray FRN scales. It was a fun game for a good while, but I'm trying to be less of a consumer, more of a minimalist... decided to liquidate while there's still a healthy used market. Less weight is always better, and all my 'collections' are weighing me down.
I second on that delica… 20 plus years ! Have others but 95 percent it that delica ( and same one). Delicas and other spiders all over the house . In the trucks … keep giving to the grown daughters for years . ( when I asked them what they have on them if they don’t have it, they get another one.) My love for the delicate comes from a couple different directions . First, my brother gave me one over 20 years ago and it replaced my everyday carry of a craftsman (made by Camillus )5 inch lock back used for 10 years elevator trade. Second, I love that knife. I used it for everything almost abused it. … It was a workhorse. It was the steel sided one.. With all that use and muscle memory… it came into play when I was jumped downtown Atlanta in the underground parking.. bum with a piece of pipe came at me from one of those large concrete pillars… here I’m a blue-collar worker and I’m not a small guy… but I got to tell you that knife was out in my hand without a conscious thought… seriously I don’t think I thought a second about it. Just the whole thing about muscle memory, and that thumb hole…. Hell the guy did a 90 right in front of me. Oh, by the way, this was right before lunchtime…, Soo that’s why I am a believer in this knife. They can be fairly cheap…. Oh, and like when I hit the blade show there’s quite a few dealers to have these used… so I pick him up either personally inspecting them used or buying them off of reputable dealers on eBay. I tried caring, larger spiders… Enduros , police models … my hand just naturaly grab those though .. My one son-in-law loves the paramilitary 2 . For some reason wife only wants to carry her native that she got at the blade show 6 or 8 years ago. But to all of this family ,,, it’s nice to know you’ll have to give much thought to how you open any of these knives… Now let me talk about the fixed blades I have scattered around the house……
I just got some colorful titanium scales from Lynch NW for the delica that made this knife my favorite in the collection. It adds a forward finger choil and has beautifully drilled holes that remind me of something from olamic cutlery
Understood. I’ve started liquidating all that I don’t use, don’t use much at all, or might be a reliability issue, e.g. ball bearing pivots. I’m making a single exception to ball bearing pivots: a Viper Oniro. I just like it. What will I keep? I won’t know until I’m done.
Yours is that very rare trusted voice on a platform that does not often these days reward that particular quality. Thank you for being someone that gets enough joy from the things he’s passionate about not to put up with bullshit that lessens it. Legit well wishes from a stranger who aspires to be half as persnickety. Nonsense or knowledge, I’ve enjoyed all of it.
Thanks for the video, Nick. Informative and entertaining as usual. Do what’s best for you, man. I’ve said it before and I will say it again. Your video opening the TSA confiscated knives is probably the funniest and most entertaining UA-cam video I’ve ever watched. You are a gem, sir. Hope you do an on screen collab with Metal Complex one day that would be great. MC impersonating you just isn’t the same. lol Have a good day.
You’re videos are always a welcomed treat, I’m sad to hear that it’s getting harder to crank that creative engine on, so I hope you take things slow as to not run it to the ground. I’ve been changing up the hobby for myself for a while now trying to explore different knives but i imagine I’ll be spent soon and in need of something else to spend time obsessing over.
Hi Nick. It was great to see your new content come up on my subscription list. And believe me, I totally get the burn-out and completely unplugged from my career about a year ago as a result. It's been nice to hit the reset button. I thoroughly enjoy my Grimsmo Norsemen and Panchenko, stay well my friend. By the way, my wife was very happy to hear your voice in the background and joined in too!
Hey Nick, you are the best!🤗Thanks for sharing your EDC collection with the community. You are an icon in the EDC community, and hearing your voice always brings me joy.😁 I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a quick recharge of your spiritual energy.😊
Hey Nick, so sorry to hear you're having a hard time. I really appreciate you sharing with us though; joys are multiplied when shared and sorrows are divided so keep sharing as energy permits. Take care of yourself and know that you have a ton of people who support you for who you are, not what you produce.
I've got that exact model of the McKenna. Loved his designs and I'm glad I got one before he passed. Still regularly carry it despite my preference for larger knives. A true gentlemen's carry.
I feel this level on burnout so deeply. I was fortunate enough to be promoted at work and that change of pace has been lovely. Vero Engineering is a company I've been fond of lately, especially the Lux model. Very good stuff.
It's strange how we feel burnout differently. I recently demoted myself because of burnout. Almost unheard of where I work; only one other person has done it in 50 years. It's great, much less responsibility, don't have to think about work at all when I'm off, etc.
@@dcamnc1 I tend to get bored when there's nothing left to learn, no new tricks to learn. I work in a factory so tedium is the name of the game. I'm working in a completely different department now so it's all new and exciting. For now...
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14:31 Nick: " Watchwise there is a little bit more variety......." Also Nick Showing three black dial divers with steel bracelet.....
I managed to pick up a Panchenko GT (#52) when they dropped and continue to look for a Rook, the right one, on the aftermarket. Good "seeing" you, Nick. ✌🏼🤘🏼
Big fan long time, staying subscribed. With cases of nice knives I carry a small teal dragonfly that doesn’t cost me extra seconds to get measured through security at work.
I'm glad I picked up a second Smooth Precision Pen on final closeout. I love the weight and feel of the copper, prefer it to the titanium pen I purchased from him years ago.
Hey Nick, I know there's a ton of comments saying the same thing but I'm going to add to them. We all love you and what you do and you've got the best personality out of all these knife guys. You're probably not the type of person that cares but I am going to pray for you and hope that life starts becoming more enjoyable for you. Anything you post is welcome because as much as things suck for me, listening to you talk is such a joy that I can forget the BS for the 20 mins you bless us with.
This video is exactly why I PATRONize Nick. The important technical details, but experiential and so descriptive that I know exactly which of these knives I want to look at. And I agree, smaller sizes are better. I am all for less frequent, more thoughtful videos from Nick. It turns out that I have spent a fair amount of money on items that Nick reviews have played heavily into my decision to purchase. I do not believe the UA-cam algorithm takes this into account. If they did, I think Nick’s channel would rank very highly among advertisers and sponsors.
Not on your list but I love the KNAFS lander 2 you introduced to us is my favorite and brings me joy. It's not jewelry but is in fact is just a knife and a great one.
The McKenna is the oldest knife still in my EDC rotation. SO good. Just wish I would’ve gotten a 154CM version before they all sold out, but Civivi D2 still brings me a lot of joy ✌️
What a great mental exercise. I admit that I have a similar innate compulsion with my watch collection. And sometimes I'll catch myself thinking "what would the community like to see me wearing (or talking about) today" (cool points) versus just what fits MY mood, desired level of comfort, features, or just plain fun. Often times, these things do not align 😅 Great message, Nick!
My daily is a PM2 Salt, with a TRM Holey Nerd in Ultum as my city carry. I love Ti scales, but generally they make most knives to heavy for me to carry. (I spend a lot of time in gym shorts)
Love the video I appreciate you Nick Your channel got me into knives you led me into the right Direction on knife maker hope to see more video Thanks for sharing and just always Being you ❤
I always appreciate a Nick Shabazz review, even though, I am more into watches, and a lesser extent, pens, with knives a distant 4th after leather goods. My actual EDC consists of a rotation of watches (more than I actually need but hey, it’s a thing, a Fisher Space Pen or Parker Jotter, and a Victorinox knife. Mini champ Alox on the keychain always, and a Climber, Tinker, Spartan or Pioneer Alox close at hand in my desk drawer or car glove box. I know knife guys like yourself most be horrified, but that is basically all I need from a pocket knife.
Don't get into watches! :) Congratz on your Tissot PRS 200! Enjoyed my Tissot (PRC 100 titanum) for 16 years. I still use it as my prefered dresswatch and keeping it running with regular battery updates (every 18-24 months or so on my PRC 100). The PRS 200 looks really good!!!
Those PM2 and 3 scales look really good. I need a set! Knives have gotten pretty pricey. When $100 knives are now considered to be “budget” it’s just rough. I still somewhat enjoy them.
Lately I’ve been a bit of the same way and kept my edc basic. Series 9 Apple Watch, v2 AirPod pros, north arm skaha 2 in magnacut, ti reylight pineapple mini and a speakeasy leather wallet.
Nick I wish you the best first and foremost. I dont have nothing fancy it just isnt in the cards however when I reach for something its what I get out of carrying it. I have to buy knives that make since to me. I make sure it has my preferred method of deployment and ride goods in the pocket. Also if it satisfies me when I use it. Right weight, right size, satisfying action and if do I care if it gets used or not. So I dont buy knives that will just sit in my drawer. Have a good day and hope to see you return
Agreed trm is amazing w lizard skin metal. Check out the American Blade Works button lock, its equally amazing. Made largely by one guy and a very small team for the love of making a great American made product.
maybe its just because I am not familiar with them but a lot of these fancy knives all starting to look the same, not easy for me to tell from one maker to the next
I kick myself for not grabbing a bass mckenna with Damascus back when they were more available and a little more affordable. I will find one sooner or later, and I think it would be even more attractive with a titanium clip. I think that little TRM you have would look good with a custom clip as well. But, that’s just my personal opinion. Fine collection. I recognize some of these knives from years ago.
If only we could get more of these amazing designs in true left handed variants so they have the scalloped areas, the locks pushed the correct way, and you have the clip on the opposite side. I would love a couple of those with variants but sorrow and suffering is the left handed lot.
"many factories that are making knives because they've heard you can make money making knives" ~Nick That's a great quote and one that the knife community needs to sit and process for a moment. There is a lot at play here to take advantage of your passions for knives. And that passion can lead to overspending and the rise of knife prices, benefitting no one. I'd love to see a different mentality among UA-cam reviewers - quality over quantity. Let's reward the best knives through purchase but slow the cheap mass production industry down. It's doing nothing positive for us consumers or the planet.
burned out. i strap on a rolex explorer II, spyderco endura combo, and surefire e2d. sog powerpint lives in my pants lately and cadet on the keys.casio f-91w in the pocket faithfully. i have to make myself carry other stuff
So many interesting knives, then three nearly carbon-copy watches. OK, I'm not a watch person. I appreciate the posts, even if they are only once a year.
Take good care of yourself Nick! You have a loyal fanbase that is following you for years. Health first, knives second, wife and kids third😉
And the dog?🐶.
I get it. I'm back to just a Delica. No clip, gray FRN scales. It was a fun game for a good while, but I'm trying to be less of a consumer, more of a minimalist... decided to liquidate while there's still a healthy used market. Less weight is always better, and all my 'collections' are weighing me down.
Very respectable choice. 😎
I second on that delica… 20 plus years ! Have others but 95 percent it that delica ( and same one).
Delicas and other spiders all over the house . In the trucks … keep giving to the grown daughters for years . ( when I asked them what they have on them if they don’t have it, they get another one.)
My love for the delicate comes from a couple different directions .
First, my brother gave me one over 20 years ago and it replaced my everyday carry of a craftsman (made by Camillus )5 inch lock back used for 10 years elevator trade.
Second, I love that knife. I used it for everything almost abused it. … It was a workhorse. It was the steel sided one..
With all that use and muscle memory… it came into play when I was jumped downtown Atlanta in the underground parking.. bum with a piece of pipe came at me from one of those large concrete pillars… here I’m a blue-collar worker and I’m not a small guy… but I got to tell you that knife was out in my hand without a conscious thought… seriously I don’t think I thought a second about it. Just the whole thing about muscle memory, and that thumb hole…. Hell the guy did a 90 right in front of me. Oh, by the way, this was right before lunchtime…,
Soo that’s why I am a believer in this knife. They can be fairly cheap…. Oh, and like when I hit the blade show there’s quite a few dealers to have these used… so I pick him up either personally inspecting them used or buying them off of reputable dealers on eBay. I tried caring, larger spiders… Enduros , police models … my hand just naturaly grab those though ..
My one son-in-law loves the paramilitary 2 .
For some reason wife only wants to carry her native that she got at the blade show 6 or 8 years ago.
But to all of this family ,,, it’s nice to know you’ll have to give much thought to how you open any of these knives…
Now let me talk about the fixed blades I have scattered around the house……
I just got some colorful titanium scales from Lynch NW for the delica that made this knife my favorite in the collection. It adds a forward finger choil and has beautifully drilled holes that remind me of something from olamic cutlery
I quit buying stuff in like 2020 when prices went nuts. They want more for many semi-custom knives today than entry level rifles.
Understood. I’ve started liquidating all that I don’t use, don’t use much at all, or might be a reliability issue, e.g. ball bearing pivots.
I’m making a single exception to ball bearing pivots: a Viper Oniro. I just like it.
What will I keep? I won’t know until I’m done.
Yours is that very rare trusted voice on a platform that does not often these days reward that particular quality. Thank you for being someone that gets enough joy from the things he’s passionate about not to put up with bullshit that lessens it. Legit well wishes from a stranger who aspires to be half as persnickety. Nonsense or knowledge, I’ve enjoyed all of it.
Finally a truly honest video. You are the OG of our world. It’s a fine line between addiction and enthusiasm.
Reach for something that sparks joy! Words to EDC by!
Thanks for the video, Nick. Informative and entertaining as usual. Do what’s best for you, man. I’ve said it before and I will say it again. Your video opening the TSA confiscated knives is probably the funniest and most entertaining UA-cam video I’ve ever watched. You are a gem, sir. Hope you do an on screen collab with Metal Complex one day that would be great. MC impersonating you just isn’t the same. lol Have a good day.
You’re videos are always a welcomed treat, I’m sad to hear that it’s getting harder to crank that creative engine on, so I hope you take things slow as to not run it to the ground.
I’ve been changing up the hobby for myself for a while now trying to explore different knives but i imagine I’ll be spent soon and in need of something else to spend time obsessing over.
Hi Nick. It was great to see your new content come up on my subscription list. And believe me, I totally get the burn-out and completely unplugged from my career about a year ago as a result. It's been nice to hit the reset button. I thoroughly enjoy my Grimsmo Norsemen and Panchenko, stay well my friend. By the way, my wife was very happy to hear your voice in the background and joined in too!
Legends never die, Nick. Always glad to see a vid when you can put one out. Wishing you all the best!
Thank for all the time and effort you put into your vids. Always appreciated!
Hey Nick, you are the best!🤗Thanks for sharing your EDC collection with the community. You are an icon in the EDC community, and hearing your voice always brings me joy.😁 I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a quick recharge of your spiritual energy.😊
Yay, always a great day when a new video pops up!! Hope you're enjoying your summer.
Hey Nick, so sorry to hear you're having a hard time. I really appreciate you sharing with us though; joys are multiplied when shared and sorrows are divided so keep sharing as energy permits. Take care of yourself and know that you have a ton of people who support you for who you are, not what you produce.
Love you, buddy. Stay strong. Thanks for the content.
Love that you’re m taking things at your own pace and doing what’s best for your own well-being. Keep doing and carrying what makes you happy! 😁
I hope your days ahead get lighter, Nick. Thank you for your continued commitment to this community!
Love your channel and your reviews!! Wishing you all the best
I love to listen to your videos. The way you feel about your knives makes me feel like I know you, too.
Some beautiful gear Nick. Thanks for sharing.
I've got that exact model of the McKenna. Loved his designs and I'm glad I got one before he passed. Still regularly carry it despite my preference for larger knives. A true gentlemen's carry.
It is GOOD to hear from you again Nick !
Nick this was a terrific vid. on your current daily carry love your watches ! My current fav. watch Mkii paradiver on a NATO ❤all the best Nick !
Nick, you're the real Og of EDC and we all love and thank you for the years of service you have given us.
I feel this level on burnout so deeply. I was fortunate enough to be promoted at work and that change of pace has been lovely. Vero Engineering is a company I've been fond of lately, especially the Lux model. Very good stuff.
It's strange how we feel burnout differently. I recently demoted myself because of burnout. Almost unheard of where I work; only one other person has done it in 50 years. It's great, much less responsibility, don't have to think about work at all when I'm off, etc.
@@dcamnc1 I tend to get bored when there's nothing left to learn, no new tricks to learn. I work in a factory so tedium is the name of the game. I'm working in a completely different department now so it's all new and exciting. For now...
14:31 Nick: " Watchwise there is a little bit more variety......."
Also Nick Showing three black dial divers with steel bracelet.....
How do you have no username? :0
@@Sanguivore I have no idea....
That’s pretty cool!
I managed to pick up a Panchenko GT (#52) when they dropped and continue to look for a Rook, the right one, on the aftermarket.
Good "seeing" you, Nick.
✌🏼🤘🏼
Any day with a new Nick Shabazz video is a good day. Interesting the number of liner locks on the list.
Big fan long time, staying subscribed. With cases of nice knives I carry a small teal dragonfly that doesn’t cost me extra seconds to get measured through security at work.
I'm glad I picked up a second Smooth Precision Pen on final closeout. I love the weight and feel of the copper, prefer it to the titanium pen I purchased from him years ago.
Hey Nick, I know there's a ton of comments saying the same thing but I'm going to add to them. We all love you and what you do and you've got the best personality out of all these knife guys. You're probably not the type of person that cares but I am going to pray for you and hope that life starts becoming more enjoyable for you. Anything you post is welcome because as much as things suck for me, listening to you talk is such a joy that I can forget the BS for the 20 mins you bless us with.
This video is exactly why I PATRONize Nick. The important technical details, but experiential and so descriptive that I know exactly which of these knives I want to look at. And I agree, smaller sizes are better. I am all for less frequent, more thoughtful videos from Nick.
It turns out that I have spent a fair amount of money on items that Nick reviews have played heavily into my decision to purchase. I do not believe the UA-cam algorithm takes this into account. If they did, I think Nick’s channel would rank very highly among advertisers and sponsors.
I need more reviewers to make videos like this, just beautiful
100%. I carry the maker daily. A very considered decision when supporting a craftsman that I identify with on a personal level.
Not on your list but I love the KNAFS lander 2 you introduced to us is my favorite and brings me joy. It's not jewelry but is in fact is just a knife and a great one.
The McKenna is the oldest knife still in my EDC rotation. SO good. Just wish I would’ve gotten a 154CM version before they all sold out, but Civivi D2 still brings me a lot of joy ✌️
What a great mental exercise. I admit that I have a similar innate compulsion with my watch collection. And sometimes I'll catch myself thinking "what would the community like to see me wearing (or talking about) today" (cool points) versus just what fits MY mood, desired level of comfort, features, or just plain fun. Often times, these things do not align 😅 Great message, Nick!
My daily is a PM2 Salt, with a TRM Holey Nerd in Ultum as my city carry. I love Ti scales, but generally they make most knives to heavy for me to carry. (I spend a lot of time in gym shorts)
All the best, Nick, Get well soon!!!
Love the video I appreciate you Nick Your channel got me into knives you led me into the right Direction on knife maker hope to see more video Thanks for sharing and just always Being you ❤
I always appreciate a Nick Shabazz review, even though, I am more into watches, and a lesser extent, pens, with knives a distant 4th after leather goods.
My actual EDC consists of a rotation of watches (more than I actually need but hey, it’s a thing, a Fisher Space Pen or Parker Jotter, and a Victorinox knife. Mini champ Alox on the keychain always, and a Climber, Tinker, Spartan or Pioneer Alox close at hand in my desk drawer or car glove box. I know knife guys like yourself most be horrified, but that is basically all I need from a pocket knife.
Good to see you Nick! Nice spread there!
Hey Nick!
So glad to see another video from you 🙂
The McKenna has been discontinued. I have the same one, and I totally agree with you.
Aww, shucks! Well, now I don't feel as bad about having gotten multiples of it.
Lately I have been carrying a spyderco endela serrated.
You are one of my favorite nerds Nick.
You got me into watches.
I recently bought a Tissot PRS 200. It was my dream watch when it came out.
Don't get into watches! :)
Congratz on your Tissot PRS 200!
Enjoyed my Tissot (PRC 100 titanum) for 16 years. I still use it as my prefered dresswatch and keeping it running with regular battery updates (every 18-24 months or so on my PRC 100). The PRS 200 looks really good!!!
Holy crap that Mitchell Clark mini gunstock is insane, how is that end cut CF so damn shiny?! It’s like mirror polished carbon fiber!
Wishing you and yours the best!
Glad to see the Oceanking here💪🏾
Nicolás, as always glad to watch your vids and totally get the burn out. Take it easy and my best wishes to you and the wife.😊👋
Always happy to see a video from you :)
Those PM2 and 3 scales look really good. I need a set! Knives have gotten pretty pricey. When $100 knives are now considered to be “budget” it’s just rough. I still somewhat enjoy them.
Would love a deep dive into UA-cam, the experience being a UA-cam "celebrity", the revenue and time involved.
Great video brother..Thank you for sharing..keep up the good work
love the 3 watches especially the monta
This Monta is near perfection.
Been there. We all need to learn self-care before we hit the wall. Stay strong and take care of yourself. A nice "joyful" EDC collection btw.
Great video nick wish more came out of the channel. Where are the flashlights lol ? Hope all is well buddy.
13:16 I still cant believe that Elijah passed.
Stay up and keep healthy Nick, well he here when you get back, if you come back.
Taking care of yourself is a beautiful thing
“This is not a cry for help.” ….”I’m fine.”never felt so seen 😅
Thanks for another great video Nick, look after yourself man.
Lately I’ve been a bit of the same way and kept my edc basic. Series 9 Apple Watch, v2 AirPod pros, north arm skaha 2 in magnacut, ti reylight pineapple mini and a speakeasy leather wallet.
Nick I wish you the best first and foremost. I dont have nothing fancy it just isnt in the cards however when I reach for something its what I get out of carrying it. I have to buy knives that make since to me. I make sure it has my preferred method of deployment and ride goods in the pocket. Also if it satisfies me when I use it. Right weight, right size, satisfying action and if do I care if it gets used or not. So I dont buy knives that will just sit in my drawer. Have a good day and hope to see you return
Agreed trm is amazing w lizard skin metal. Check out the American Blade Works button lock, its equally amazing. Made largely by one guy and a very small team for the love of making a great American made product.
Unfortunately Nick the McKenna has been discontinued. My fave Isham designed CIvivi is the Anthropos with Sandalwood scales and Damascus Blade.
Thx for the video! Always a pleasure
I have too many watches but the Monta OK v3 have the most wrist time. It's so comfy.
Can you buy TRM knifes in the UK?
maybe its just because I am not familiar with them but a lot of these fancy knives all starting to look the same, not easy for me to tell from one maker to the next
Your Joy is myJoy , Mate .
You are among the best, Nick. Anything you put out, we will gobble up with glee. Sigh.
Take a look at the Kershaw Livewire, I've been pretty impressed with mine.
I kick myself for not grabbing a bass mckenna with Damascus back when they were more available and a little more affordable. I will find one sooner or later, and I think it would be even more attractive with a titanium clip. I think that little TRM you have would look good with a custom clip as well. But, that’s just my personal opinion. Fine collection. I recognize some of these knives from years ago.
If only we could get more of these amazing designs in true left handed variants so they have the scalloped areas, the locks pushed the correct way, and you have the clip on the opposite side. I would love a couple of those with variants but sorrow and suffering is the left handed lot.
I'm left handed but now left handed knives feel backwards. I prefer right handed. Hands down.
Great video , take care of yourself. A burnout is not to be ignored...
"this is not a cry for help" -man actively crying for help
how is this comment from three days ago if this was posted today
@@tanvirrahman9504
Early access for patreon members
@@tanvirrahman9504 Posted to patreon first?
Probably a early release for patrons?
@@BladeBanterit was, yes.
Cheers Nick.
You need to get a Para 2 in Maxamet steel for a more top end Spyderco
Nick, I’ve watched & enjoyed your videos for years. Take some time off if you need to. Your fans will be here.
I love watching your vids cuz you sound exactly like Moe from the Simpsons and it's hilarious to me.
Tony McGuire was bit by a spider, but you ?🎉A goat. You will forever be the EDC knife goat. These is no argument
Great looking selection there
"many factories that are making knives because they've heard you can make money making knives"
~Nick
That's a great quote and one that the knife community needs to sit and process for a moment. There is a lot at play here to take advantage of your passions for knives. And that passion can lead to overspending and the rise of knife prices, benefitting no one.
I'd love to see a different mentality among UA-cam reviewers - quality over quantity. Let's reward the best knives through purchase but slow the cheap mass production industry down. It's doing nothing positive for us consumers or the planet.
What's the brass cased watch on your wrist? I've been looking a short list of brass cased watches myself. Would be nice to be made aware of another.
I'm surprised that you don't carry the Spyderco Slysz Bowie.
Have that sage TRM. It’s hard to beat.
Civivi Elijah Isham knives are discontinued.
Still not in to watches, many thanks Shabazz. 🤘🏼
Soul burnout is a good way of saying it
Nick, as someone who digs rings, what is the story with the index ring?
Oura Smart Ring.
burned out. i strap on a rolex explorer II, spyderco endura combo, and surefire e2d. sog powerpint lives in my pants lately and cadet on the keys.casio f-91w in the pocket faithfully.
i have to make myself carry other stuff
Which is the manufacturer of the Para3 scales ?
RG Custom Metalworks
Man the majority of those look like gas station truck stop knives except the 2 raw blasted smooth titanium ones.
Obviously not a knife fan. Tell me what knives you like? Steel preference? Let’s hear it bud.
@repbydesign16 I just said the raw titanium look. You want to know everything I own or just what my preferences are?
Enjoy your videos Nick. Very aligned on likes.
Which flashlight are you carrying now?
Great vid!
Z Hunter feels left out.
So many interesting knives, then three nearly carbon-copy watches. OK, I'm not a watch person.
I appreciate the posts, even if they are only once a year.
I have a type!
Love your content. As little or as much as you wish. Hang tough!
Edna from accounting daily drivers a cold steel espada xl