I have carried a knife since I was 11 years old. And still do and I’ll be 80 years old in about two months. Nearly 69 years. And I would feel it if I wasn’t!
That’s great. I keep a big knife, smaller knife for utility, flashlight, lighter, and my 1911 or XD everywhere. I feel naked if I forget even 1 of my knives.
My wife actually laughs at me when she see’s me doing the “self pat down”. I always check counter clock-wise every time right before I walk out the door. “Knife, keys, cigs, phone, wallet, and gun”.
Exactly, he's getting paid to sell it. I wouldn't give $5 for this. I'm a Cold Steel fan for life. Who is a fan of guns but can't imagine not needing to carry a real knife? You want to possibly defend yourself and reveal your location with an explosion heard for miles? Or hope there is a club nearby? Dumbest thing I've ever heard....
My grandfather told me the same thing when he handed me my first pocket knife. He said unless you are in school or in court you should always have a cutter on you.
His glock is for self defense while a knife to him is just a tool that he doesnt use enough for the hassle that he goes through to carry it everyday of he so chooses
As someone who is to young to carry a gun, my knife is absolutely essential, for self defense, and practicality, and I'm always looking for a cheap, light and efficient one
Check out Cold Steel. I have over 40. Long time fan, 25 years with them. They make extremely nice, also affordable... tough and razor sharp. Something for everyone. $30 to $1,000.... anything you could need or want with awesome quality.
I thought the same thing. Imagine leaving home without one or 2? Never. I guess if you have to really finish it you gotta make enough noise to advertise your location to everyone in 2 miles. He's getting paid to sell it. Check out Cold Steel... 10xs worth the money of this junk.
@@arov500 - I've never heard of Budk. I saw a SOG throwing knife after it broke. It looked like concrete on the inside. I had a SOG axe. It was garbage. Didn't last a month of throwing at wood. Garbage. I've been a Cold Steel fan for over 25 years. I have over 80 of their products, 40 of them blades of one sort or another. I just bought the Rajah ll in March 2020 and it is incredible. You can keep your SOG junk. I wouldn't give $10 for the garbage in this video. Nice little girl blade tho. $125?!? My manly Rajah ll cost $140 on sale... I would not trade it for every SOG piece of crap made.
@redfaux74 there's nothing junk about this knife bud, I have owned 2(first one stolen, it has never failed me locks up tight af and keeps an edge through whatever....definitely some self esteem issues
I carry a leatherman almost always. If I have a belt I have a small fixed blade next to my holster and I recently picked up the CKRT Provoke that sits real nice and low in the pocket and deploys very well.
Didn't know you were into knives as well Colion, but i love this knife too. Slim and sleek with a great high end user steel. And super light. Just a real great edc knife overall.
I have carried a knife everyday for the last 5 years. It’s amazing how often you find yourself needing one at a random moment. And I agree. Utility first. Folding knives are FAR from ideal for defense. My current favorite EDC knives I own are Microtech LUDT, Hogue Doug Ritter RSK, and Kizer Basalt. I prefer the bigger blades. That’s all personal preference, just like your preferred EDC firearm.
Love your product reviews, I stopped buying SOG knifes some time ago and moved to Benchmade and Spydercos, but I'm tempted here--- Love that portable pew vault I bought earlier this year, and love your shirts--- you rock Colion!! Thanks for all you do!
Lol switchblade. Sounds like you've been carrying everyday for a week. Call it an automatic knife. Nobody calls them switchblade. It's otf or ots or auto.
Benchmade 9050, love this knife, though it's been sharpened so many times the blade is not fully covered anymore so I have ripped about 4 pair of pants pockets. Probably time for a new one.
gordon bombay We used to call them switchblades. My grandfather had one he picked up in the Airforce in 1950 rigging chutes in support of the Korean War. Automatic is a newer term we started using in the 1980s.
So many better options out there sir. Being a knife guy, i kind of lol and shook my head upon reading the headline and seeing sog in it. Expensive rabbit hole to fall into though.
I am a Electrician , a knife is a part of my Tools arsenal . I carry few every day almost everywhere and like some people said ( I feel naked if I forget them at home) I think that happens twice. Blades are everyday Tools and also a Personal Defense weapon. My favorite to Carry is a DAMASCUS BLADE Kershaw skyline and a Kershaw Bareknuckle 7777.
Mr Noir, I liked the knife review, I had a SOG knife and thought it was a good tool, sadly I've mislaid it. I don't go out of the house without a knife, none the less my knife is a tool, I don't think of it as a weapon. I'm going to respond to your interview with Bill Maher, I was very impressed. A little about me; I have my Grandfather's single shot .22 rifle, it's wrapped up in oiled cloth and newspaper and has set in the back of a closet for over 25 years, so I can't say that I don't own a gun, but that gun is of no immediate use. I like guns from a technological point of view, but I don't think that it would be the best idea for me to have a functional one as I think that I'd be very likely to harm myself or worse harm someone else. All that aside, I thought that you gave well thought out responses to Mr. Maher, some of the points that you made were new ideas to me. I appreciate folks who bring different points of view to the table. I may not change my mind, but it's valuable to consider other points of view.
I don't always carry, but when I do, I have an 8" knife and a 4" boot knife. They compliment my sidearm and ankle gun. Dress for the occasion. Stay frosty, my friends.
Nice little knife. I change my EDC every day or two, and love my Hinderers, ZT’s, Benchmades or Spydercos, but could see this as a very casual dress folder to wear with a suit, or carry in a small jacket pocket. Of course, that’s what a Chaparral or Kopa or Manbug or mini-Griptilian is for, but this is nice and light, and I like the blade profile. At least it’s decent steel. I have several SOG fixed blades, but this would be my first folder of theirs.
Kinda weird how someone will carry around a big piece of metal and a bunch of bullets just in case they need to shoot someone, but won't carry a pocket knife to make everyday tasks easier. I recommend the Cold Steel Code 4. It is a decently sized folding knife with a good steel and doesn't cost too much. It's also pretty slim and very strong.
I may have to design something like this. I have some GITD/CarbonFiber laying around, and I've been meaning to make a folder. Maybe ditch the titanium liners and use nothing but CF ...maybe Rex121 for the blade to go full extreme.
Old school Spyderco Endura. I prefer a half and half serrated/fine edge blade . Serrated part of the blade does daily work way better than a fine edge and i don’t ruin the fine edge part of the blade so it’s there when i need it
Seems like another quality knife from SOG, but tbh it looks to thin for me to be able to use it comfortably. I use all of my knives at work in an aluminum foundry from cutting 1in 150 psi air hoses to breaking down cardboard. From my Spyderco Dragonfly to my Microtech Combat Troodon Bounty Hunter. So it's not a problem with price or size just comfortability in use for me. Of course I won't actually know till I use it, but I've had experience with knives that are a little thicker being uncomfortable to use.
I've carried a knife maybe since I was 8 years old hunting and fishing around my grandfathers property. 59 years later I carry a Spyderco Paramilitary. My wife knows when she asks me if I have my knife, the answer is always yes if I have my britches on.
I’m 55 and can hardly remember not carrying a knife. In grammar school we had a teacher that was always wanting to trade knives with someone. I feel naked without one. I don’t have an expensive one but I don’t like being without one.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
It looks like a credit card, as you said, and omg just like that it IS a money clip and card holder. (Yes I was typing this while listening to you say all this lol)
As a suggestion, since you're in Texas still, take a look at the Gerber Applegate Mini Covert Automatic. It's a US made S30V steel, "disappear in your pocket" auto that I have found to be a great EDC knife. Since it's an auto, it runs about $15 over the SOG's MSRP & it wouldn't work quite as well as a money clip, but it is small enough to do so & is a great knife.
I think a person's choice of knife they carry is a personal thing, like the car they choose to drive (or maybe like the gun they carry if they do so). That being the case, I'm not trying to criticize your choice or convince you that what I like is better or great. I just wanted to suggest checking out something with assisted opening such as the Kershaw Scallion. I think that you might think they're neat/fun, and that model is pretty small. They have a unique opening design that is as fast and easy as a switchblade (but are perfectly legal in all 50 states last I checked), which is why I think they're great for the non-enthusiast/new carrier. I think most knife companies have them now, but the one I have is the Kershaw.
How does anyone not carry a knife? I use my knife almost every day for something. If I somehow forget my knife, which doesn’t happen often, I feel off the rest of the day.
Benchmade mini gryptilian is good. If you take it apart and loosen the screw a bit, it is very easy to open. Actually the most useful knife in urban life is a small Swiss Army knife.
I will stick with my classic pocket knife for my cutting tool. My Sig P365 SAS is my belt knife for self defense. All I ask of my belt "knife" is that it gets me to the better pair of guns in my trunk. All I ask of my cutter is that it cuts. But you are right, it is a nice looking blade. For anyone that doesn't already have a trusty pocket knife, this might be a good way to get a cutter in your carry.
You can carry a piston in your waistband but a normal folding pocket knife is too much? I have a Glock 48, microtech (ultratech or L.U.D.T) and kabar TDI daily
Grandpa said “if you’re a man, carry a knife. It’s one thing that if you need it, nothing else will do.” I don’t ever not have a knife unless it’s prohibited by a metal detector. When I travel abroad it’s a woobie when I can’t carry a gun. Different knives for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, board meetings, diving, kayaking, beach, casual edc, work edc, etc. etc. etc. Most days it’s a kershaw folder, leatherman rebar, and leatherman micra. That’s only four knife blades.
I’m curious about the rivets for the belt clip if they skipped using quality metal for it. I bought a few nice knifes only to witness the rivets for the belt clip strip out because the rivets and or the handle was soft metal. One I had Titanium rivets for the knife mechanism but not on belt clips and the belt clip Lasted three months.
What's your Every Day Carry KNife?
Brs replicant, maxace bearing petrel, mora robust and svord peasant mini
Spyderco Delica 4, I need what I see in the video.
Blackhawk CQD Mark 1,for just over 10 years now.
Cold steel drop forged push knife, 8 oz of weight, love it. I carry it as a main defensive weapon due to I don't have a gun license yet.
Im a sucker for anything with an axis lock. My fav carry knife is benchmade 940.
Why do I carry a knife? I hate the weird looks and screaming that occurs when opening a box with the front sight post of my pistol.
I know what you mean, and that damn Karen screeming for the manager is suppper anoying.
@@charlesmiller6826 Right? Why she screeching when I"m exercising proper trigger discipline? No pleasing Karen.
I have carried a knife since I was 11 years old. And still do and I’ll be 80 years old in about two months. Nearly 69 years. And I would feel it if I wasn’t!
I know how you feel. I was 7 when I got my first Case Sodbuster. Been 57 years now.
I carried a Boker sheepsfoot from third grade until I was a senior. I had Teachers ask to borrow my knife at times. I still carry daily. I’m 61.
I'm 14 and been carrying since I was 12.
Why would anyone hate carrying a knife? I carry the one my father carried. And my great grandmother's zippo. And a Colt 45. And los cojones.
That’s great. I keep a big knife, smaller knife for utility, flashlight, lighter, and my 1911 or XD everywhere. I feel naked if I forget even 1 of my knives.
A man without a pocket knife is just another man.
Daily carry for me is Glock 48, microtech (ultratech or L.U.D.T) and a Ka Bar TDI
No doubt a knife is mandatory! Not only for close quarter protection, but also comes in handy for many things. It's a way of life!
@@badlandskid 100%! So many uses for a good blade. feel naked without it.
I have so many knives I would be sad if I lost them in a "boating accident".
Haha Colion fan.. 🇺🇸
Once the government takes all the guns they'll go for your blades next
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Knife is on my “don’t leave the house without it” list. I actually carry 2 knifes most of the time but that’s not important really.
My wife actually laughs at me when she see’s me doing the “self pat down”. I always check counter clock-wise every time right before I walk out the door. “Knife, keys, cigs, phone, wallet, and gun”.
Yall actually get it let's go and people think we crazy
James Smith No, well technically but I don’t carry 2 “real” knifes
Billy Bee I do the “pat down” every time.
@@billybee3423 I have a jingle I do
"Phone, wallet, knife, piece, keys" it's catchy
This sounds like he's sponsoring them if he's not then he definitely should hes really good at it.
Exactly, he's getting paid to sell it. I wouldn't give $5 for this. I'm a Cold Steel fan for life.
Who is a fan of guns but can't imagine not needing to carry a real knife? You want to possibly defend yourself and reveal your location with an explosion heard for miles? Or hope there is a club nearby? Dumbest thing I've ever heard....
@@redfaux74 AND this company is basically in Seattle....HARD PASS!
Do you really think this dude comes out with 1 video that isnt paid for?
"I often find myself flicking the knife open and closed over and over again. It's oddly satisfying." KNIFE BRO GATEWAY DRUG
Yeah, when he said that I thought to myself so I’m not the only one who does that.
I'll tell you like my grandfather told me. Always carry a pocket knife.
My grandfather told me the same thing when he handed me my first pocket knife. He said unless you are in school or in court you should always have a cutter on you.
Yeah, but those unconstitutional laws passed (so called "patriot" acts) make it illegal to bring to sporting events or while traveling by plane.
@@allen_p we?
@@RobotDCLXVI some cities have laws against it too.
@@Belthazar1113 my grandma told me the same thing but she called a knifes toad staber
You are and have always been a poet my friend. Always a solid elegant review.
This is reminiscent of your old gun reviews, OG reviews if you will, that drew me to your channel years ago! Bring back more of these!!!
So a 2LB fully loaded Glock 19 that you never use you can carry everyday, but a 3-4oz knife you might actually use everyday is too much to ask?
Ding ding ding!!👌🇺🇸
I carry a knife, gun, and flashlight everyday. Not a cop either just ready for whatever is thrown my way.
His glock is for self defense while a knife to him is just a tool that he doesnt use enough for the hassle that he goes through to carry it everyday of he so chooses
"Carbon fiber + black. If I can afford it, probably going to buy it."
Cut to shot of Aston Martin. I think you can probably afford it...
As someone who is to young to carry a gun, my knife is absolutely essential, for self defense, and practicality, and I'm always looking for a cheap, light and efficient one
Check out Cold Steel. I have over 40. Long time fan, 25 years with them. They make extremely nice, also affordable... tough and razor sharp. Something for everyone. $30 to $1,000.... anything you could need or want with awesome quality.
I’ve heard the CRKT minimalist is good for a small fixed blade. I bought one but it hasn’t been delivered yet.
Get the one in the video, you won't be disappointed
Colion you should be a salesman, sold me in the first minute
He basically is, and I don't mean it as disrespectful to you or him.👍🙏🇺🇸🤙
As an attorney, or as a human being, we're always selling, aren't we?
Garbage.... SOG is an overpriced garbage brand. Check out Cold Steel. I wouldn't give $5 for this junk.
Welcome to the knife world. Glad to see you on board.
I love the color black too. This seems like a go.
In the words of Flossy Carter. It’s a “major major major major go”
Sissy knife. Check out Cold Steel.
> Advocates carrying a gun every single day, everywhere you go
> Doesn't carry a knife. One of the single most useful tools mankind has ever invented.
I thought the same thing. Imagine leaving home without one or 2? Never. I guess if you have to really finish it you gotta make enough noise to advertise your location to everyone in 2 miles.
He's getting paid to sell it. Check out Cold Steel... 10xs worth the money of this junk.
@@redfaux74 sog isnt junk lol. Did you hear the steel used? Cold steel lol... budk catalogue is your newspaper huh?
@@arov500 - I've never heard of Budk. I saw a SOG throwing knife after it broke. It looked like concrete on the inside. I had a SOG axe. It was garbage. Didn't last a month of throwing at wood. Garbage. I've been a Cold Steel fan for over 25 years. I have over 80 of their products, 40 of them blades of one sort or another. I just bought the Rajah ll in March 2020 and it is incredible. You can keep your SOG junk. I wouldn't give $10 for the garbage in this video. Nice little girl blade tho. $125?!? My manly Rajah ll cost $140 on sale... I would not trade it for every SOG piece of crap made.
@@redfaux74 you out things in terms of "manly" and "girly" I'm not even gonna engage with that.
@redfaux74 there's nothing junk about this knife bud, I have owned 2(first one stolen, it has never failed me locks up tight af and keeps an edge through whatever....definitely some self esteem issues
You need to do more of these "(cool tactical product) for people who hate (cool tactical products)" videos, they are great. Keep up the good work.
Glad you found a knife to get you in the game. It’s a deep rabbit hole and with your eye for quality, you’ll be in deep soon.
This is a man that takes care of his nails and cuticles. Nice
I’ve carried a sog cash card for a long time now. Love how thin it is and has great durability. This looks to be about in the same ballpark 👍
I carry a leatherman almost always. If I have a belt I have a small fixed blade next to my holster and I recently picked up the CKRT Provoke that sits real nice and low in the pocket and deploys very well.
Are you kidding me?? I looked at it at Academy yesterday and damn near bought it. Today a video about it shows up in my feed! Shits gettin’ real!
Didn't know you were into knives as well Colion, but i love this knife too. Slim and sleek with a great high end user steel. And super light. Just a real great edc knife overall.
I have carried a knife everyday for the last 5 years. It’s amazing how often you find yourself needing one at a random moment. And I agree. Utility first. Folding knives are FAR from ideal for defense.
My current favorite EDC knives I own are Microtech LUDT, Hogue Doug Ritter RSK, and Kizer Basalt. I prefer the bigger blades. That’s all personal preference, just like your preferred EDC firearm.
Love your product reviews, I stopped buying SOG knifes some time ago and moved to Benchmade and Spydercos, but I'm tempted here--- Love that portable pew vault I bought earlier this year, and love your shirts--- you rock Colion!! Thanks for all you do!
I can’t breathe
Love the instrumental
Colion makes ANYTHING look good. Bro, you got IT
I like my Benchmade Mini Grip. I loved my Spyderco PM2, but I lost that one :(
I'm watching this even tho I carry a switchblade everyday
Lol switchblade. Sounds like you've been carrying everyday for a week. Call it an automatic knife. Nobody calls them switchblade. It's otf or ots or auto.
@@gordonbombay6627 no its legitimately a switchblade, ive been carrying knives for years now
Benchmade 9050, love this knife, though it's been sharpened so many times the blade is not fully covered anymore so I have ripped about 4 pair of pants pockets. Probably time for a new one.
gordon bombay We used to call them switchblades. My grandfather had one he picked up in the Airforce in 1950 rigging chutes in support of the Korean War. Automatic is a newer term we started using in the 1980s.
Sounds good to me.
Love your channel and love this review. It’s the best by far for this knife. I just bought it and feel the exact same way you do about it. Stay safe!
So many better options out there sir. Being a knife guy, i kind of lol and shook my head upon reading the headline and seeing sog in it. Expensive rabbit hole to fall into though.
I am a Electrician , a knife is a part of my Tools arsenal . I carry few every day almost everywhere and like some people said ( I feel naked if I forget them at home) I think that happens twice. Blades are everyday Tools and also a Personal Defense weapon. My favorite to Carry is a DAMASCUS BLADE Kershaw skyline and a Kershaw Bareknuckle 7777.
Nice job, Keep on keepin on...
Perfect timing. Been researching EDC knives!
Your voice can be my voice in Congress or in the presidency step up my friend America needs well-spoken Patriots like you
Mr Noir, I liked the knife review, I had a SOG knife and thought it was a good tool, sadly I've mislaid it. I don't go out of the house without a knife, none the less my knife is a tool, I don't think of it as a weapon.
I'm going to respond to your interview with Bill Maher, I was very impressed. A little about me; I have my Grandfather's single shot .22 rifle, it's wrapped up in oiled cloth and newspaper and has set in the back of a closet for over 25 years, so I can't say that I don't own a gun, but that gun is of no immediate use. I like guns from a technological point of view, but I don't think that it would be the best idea for me to have a functional one as I think that I'd be very likely to harm myself or worse harm someone else. All that aside, I thought that you gave well thought out responses to Mr. Maher, some of the points that you made were new ideas to me. I appreciate folks who bring different points of view to the table. I may not change my mind, but it's valuable to consider other points of view.
I don't always carry, but when I do, I have an 8" knife and a 4" boot knife. They compliment my sidearm and ankle gun. Dress for the occasion. Stay frosty, my friends.
CN, man you could make a garage door opener look sexy. Cheers brother, keep up the good fight.
I love SOG's new line up. They really stepped up their game. If you want something a little bigger the Flash AT-XR is amazing.
CN, Great review of a great product. Thank you.
the presentation is gold
Nice little knife. I change my EDC every day or two, and love my Hinderers, ZT’s, Benchmades or Spydercos, but could see this as a very casual dress folder to wear with a suit, or carry in a small jacket pocket. Of course, that’s what a Chaparral or Kopa or Manbug or mini-Griptilian is for, but this is nice and light, and I like the blade profile. At least it’s decent steel. I have several SOG fixed blades, but this would be my first folder of theirs.
Kinda weird how someone will carry around a big piece of metal and a bunch of bullets just in case they need to shoot someone, but won't carry a pocket knife to make everyday tasks easier. I recommend the Cold Steel Code 4. It is a decently sized folding knife with a good steel and doesn't cost too much. It's also pretty slim and very strong.
Awesome Video, and yes the knife seems to be really great for EDC. Great job and impressive information.
I may have to design something like this. I have some GITD/CarbonFiber laying around, and I've been meaning to make a folder. Maybe ditch the titanium liners and use nothing but CF ...maybe Rex121 for the blade to go full extreme.
I carry a Kershaw 1560 Blackout everyday. It’s a little bigger than that one you show, but it fits in the hand well.
The M149 SAW was my main weapon in the Marine corps. I loved that gun
I just bought a SOG Ultra XR pocket knife from Bass Pro Shops online. I got the one with the gray blade and Carbon fiber scale handles.
Old school Spyderco Endura. I prefer a half and half serrated/fine edge blade . Serrated part of the blade does daily work way better than a fine edge and i don’t ruin the fine edge part of the blade so it’s there when i need it
Seems like another quality knife from SOG, but tbh it looks to thin for me to be able to use it comfortably. I use all of my knives at work in an aluminum foundry from cutting 1in 150 psi air hoses to breaking down cardboard. From my Spyderco Dragonfly to my Microtech Combat Troodon Bounty Hunter. So it's not a problem with price or size just comfortability in use for me. Of course I won't actually know till I use it, but I've had experience with knives that are a little thicker being uncomfortable to use.
I've carried a knife maybe since I was 8 years old hunting and fishing around my grandfathers property. 59 years later I carry a Spyderco Paramilitary. My wife knows when she asks me if I have my knife, the answer is always yes if I have my britches on.
I’m 55 and can hardly remember not carrying a knife. In grammar school we had a teacher that was always wanting to trade knives with someone. I feel naked without one. I don’t have an expensive one but I don’t like being without one.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Vg 10 is really good steel for more heavy use and cpm s30v is for cutting open packages and that type of things.
I carry a Benchmade Bugout 535GRY and replaced the scales with G-10. Awesome EDC
There has been many examples as to why I like you Sir. Carbon Fiber is one of them.
It looks like a credit card, as you said, and omg just like that it IS a money clip and card holder. (Yes I was typing this while listening to you say all this lol)
Colion geeking on a new toy...again! ;)
As a suggestion, since you're in Texas still, take a look at the Gerber Applegate Mini Covert Automatic. It's a US made S30V steel, "disappear in your pocket" auto that I have found to be a great EDC knife. Since it's an auto, it runs about $15 over the SOG's MSRP & it wouldn't work quite as well as a money clip, but it is small enough to do so & is a great knife.
Awesome review. I am definitely buying one
Nice knife. I typically don't carry a knife away from home but this one is one i might carry.
Fancy tech these days..
Carry a 11 inch fixed blade. Be a man.
Lol that’s overdoing it tf u need a 11 inch blade for every day use
May have worry about the back stop....
That's not a knoife, that's a knoife
Lol. The knife laws are lax here in Indiana. So yeah I carry a little fixed blade pig poker ;)
Austin Martín Hernández Good, I think it’s terrible that people are made into targets at colleges. Protect yourself however you can.
I think a person's choice of knife they carry is a personal thing, like the car they choose to drive (or maybe like the gun they carry if they do so). That being the case, I'm not trying to criticize your choice or convince you that what I like is better or great. I just wanted to suggest checking out something with assisted opening such as the Kershaw Scallion. I think that you might think they're neat/fun, and that model is pretty small. They have a unique opening design that is as fast and easy as a switchblade (but are perfectly legal in all 50 states last I checked), which is why I think they're great for the non-enthusiast/new carrier. I think most knife companies have them now, but the one I have is the Kershaw.
I'll definitely be checking this one out! XSF Punch neck knife is my daily wear. Inexpensive, but effective!
Ahhh this is the colion noir reviews I miss 🤦🏾♂️😅😅😅😅😅 but I understand big dawg 😅😅😅 keep grinding and stay safe.
I’ll be picking up one of these. I like it.
K-BAR TDI is a fixed blade that comes with it's own holster. Just a suggestion
I like that aston my guy i didn’t know you had one
I carry a Buck, that I've had for 35 years. I'll have to take a look at that knife, looks like something I would like.
How does anyone not carry a knife? I use my knife almost every day for something. If I somehow forget my knife, which doesn’t happen often, I feel off the rest of the day.
I usually don’t care for slim knives, but I’m a sucker for carbon fiber. Would be a good church/wedding/funeral (formal) knife.
Kershaw Brawler after work.
Klein hawkbill at work.
Love Tanto blades though.
As a POC....Im glad when I see a hand that looks like mine.
Keep up the great content. 👍🏾
I prefer my spyderco pm 2 and Manix 2. Along with olight srII batton and ridge wallet. My firearm of choice when I’m able to carry.
Ill stick to my Benchmade 940 Osborne. But i can see why some would prefer a carry knife in this style
I carry a Kershaw Half Ton, even though I love SOG and have them, too. The Kershaw is cheaper to lose!
Kershaw makes a fine everyday carry piece for a great price. I’m also fond of my CRKT as well.
Yep! I've been carrying a Kershaw Barge for years. It cost me 30 bucks, and is easily one of the best EDC knives I've every purchased.
Brandon Gavin I carry CRKT ever day. I like it very much
Benchmade mini gryptilian is good. If you take it apart and loosen the screw a bit, it is very easy to open.
Actually the most useful knife in urban life is a small Swiss Army knife.
I will stick with my classic pocket knife for my cutting tool. My Sig P365 SAS is my belt knife for self defense. All I ask of my belt "knife" is that it gets me to the better pair of guns in my trunk. All I ask of my cutter is that it cuts.
But you are right, it is a nice looking blade. For anyone that doesn't already have a trusty pocket knife, this might be a good way to get a cutter in your carry.
You can carry a piston in your waistband but a normal folding pocket knife is too much?
I have a Glock 48, microtech (ultratech or L.U.D.T) and kabar TDI daily
That Carbon fiber looks just like the holster I bought for my Sig P365...
I carry all kinds of knives, this one looks very comfortable.
Benchmade 940-1 or CF elite Benchmade Bugout. May be worth looking into
Thx for the info I might pick one up
I caught Colin on Joe Rogan and now I'm hooked on his videos.
Never occurred to me that concealed carry insurance could exist.
I like it 😌. Might have to add it to my already carbon fiber EDC (holster and wallet)
I carry everyday. It is either a ZT 0350TS, Benchmade 710, or a Benchmade 940.
Grandpa said “if you’re a man, carry a knife. It’s one thing that if you need it, nothing else will do.” I don’t ever not have a knife unless it’s prohibited by a metal detector. When I travel abroad it’s a woobie when I can’t carry a gun. Different knives for hiking, camping, hunting, fishing, board meetings, diving, kayaking, beach, casual edc, work edc, etc. etc. etc. Most days it’s a kershaw folder, leatherman rebar, and leatherman micra. That’s only four knife blades.
Cold Steel for me... I buy nothing else. 25 year fan.
All right you got me, I’m sold
I'm definitely getting this knife. 👌
PURCHASED!!!! So dope.
Do you have a date that the "I lost all my guns in a boating accident" throw blanket will be restocked?
Second that, didn’t know there was one, but do and want one now. Thanks
Thanks Colion!
I have always carried a knife (always extremely sharp) and a large (P51) John Wayne can opener for over 40 years.
I carry a folding karambit, because if I gotta fight with a knife then I want to make sure I leave an impression
Danm this knife is slick af
I prefer to use a multitool honestly. Little bulky, but it has been extremely useful at my job. I use it just about everyday opening boxes.
Since in NYC I can't conceal carry without being some former or retired officers my knife is on me for sure
Sounds like the better plan is to not be in NYC anymore.
Screw NYC, used to be a beacon of American freedom now it may as well be named Moscow in 1980.
I’m curious about the rivets for the belt clip if they skipped using quality metal for it. I bought a few nice knifes only to witness the rivets for the belt clip strip out because the rivets and or the handle was soft metal. One I had Titanium rivets for the knife mechanism but not on belt clips and the belt clip Lasted three months.