CRKT PIET Review

Review of the CRKT PIET designed by Jesper Voxnaes.
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-------Specs-------
Blade Length - 2.69"(68.30mm)
Closed Length - 3.76"(95.48mm)
Overall Length - 6.44"(163.53mm)
Handle Thickness - 0.457"(11.52mm)
Blade Thickness - 0.125"(3.15mm)
Weight - 2.50oz(70.87g)
Blade Type - Drop Point
Blade Grind - Flat Ground
Steel - 8Cr13MoV
Handle Material - Glass Reinforced Nylon
Lock Type - Liner Lock
Clip Position - Left/Right Side Tip-up
Pivot Type - Teflon Washers
Origin - China
Price - $45 MSRP $30 Street
Behind the Edge Thickness - .020"
Rockwell - 60 HRC
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00:00 - Intro
00:39 - Specs
02:33 - Size Comparison
03:30 - Design
05:35 - Action
10:19 - Carry
11:50 - Build Quality
14:42 - Rockwell Test
16:07 - Summary
16:41 - Why you should or shouldn't buy it
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[@marceloaumag]

Hello friend, thanks for your videos, very nice! 😃👍

[@olafkliemt1145]

i found the Piet for 18 USD. so i bought two. no-brainer.

[@jamesbarry6248]

for the type of cutting i typiically do over the course of a day i have no problem with 8CR13MOV steel. it gets super sharp ,its very easy to sharpen and with an occassional touch up on a sharpening steel i can go a long time between full resharpenings of the blade. so for 30 bucks getting a very stylish spyderco type blade and great overall design this knife is quite a bargain ! a Rockwell of 60 is impressive ,and very acceptable to me.

[@priority2]

Spot on! I 100% agree with your comments

[@gonzalomcordovez]

Totally agree with you Wes. It's a great small knife. Better materials and it'll be a homerun 😄. Maybe a bit bigger too for a full forward finger choil 😄

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Such a great slim knife compared to most of Jesper’s wider designs.

[@jacknemo8021]

AUS-10 would be cool for this. Always preferred it to chip prone D2. Wouldn't say no to 14c28n either, lol. Replacement of the washers for PB is child's play so I don't hold that against it.

[@ThePocketPerspective]

Yeah, I’m going to put some PB in mine.

[@toddbowers418]

I recommend the Pilar III if you want slightly better materials and ergos. Still a budget knife but with greater satisfaction likely.

[@Cracktower1]

Your comment about better materials on this knife stands true for about 80% of CRKT knives. They have so many good designs that just fall short on materials and are overpriced due to paying the designers. Don't get me wrong, designers deserve to get paid by it just looks like they skimp on the materials to keep the margins higher for them. This company would do so much better if they upgraded their steels in general.

[@franzong]

please do a pilar 3 review! would love to hear your thoughts on it

[@ThePocketPerspective]

It’s on the list.

[@beardedgear]

I haven’t tried a CRKT in quite a while, may need to give one a shot soon 👍🏻

[@ThePocketPerspective]

They have a decent 2021 lineup. Hopefully they improve their material selection and QC.

[@AjiraKimberly]

My first thought when I saw the knife: Poor man's Native ? The shape is fairly similar.