Would love to see someone do some edge holding tests. Either CATRA or some rope/cardboard to see how it compares to some of the steels out there. Because s125v or rex 121 on Cultrotech knives can cut quite a lot of rope.
Noticed this out of stock situation as well... I’m saving for an indulgence blade like this after refraining for most the pandemic but I’m not the kind of addict who goes custom. Subbing and watching for awhile to see if something catches my eye.
Love ya Jim, as always great video came here after your most carried of 2022. And thanks for the recommendation on the Demo AD20.5. Just picked one up two weeks ago. Man I love this thing. A figet king of a knife and the lockup is solid. One of the best buys for the money.
One of my very first high end knives was a Dauntless years ago, and ever since I sold that there’s been a hole in my collection. Heard about these and found a great deal on the AT version w/ full G10 show side (just like my old Dauntless) and it’ll be here in a couple of days. Thanks for the very thorough review!
Excellent review - I am picking up the Caiman in a couple of weeks and then will add this model when it’s back in stock - very interesting take on modern knives.
Hi Jim, I have the exact same knife . Love it ! I charged my thumb studs at 9 pm to see what all the fuss was about. Went to bed , woke up at 6AM in a pitch black room, and I knew exactly where my knife was because they were still glowing !!
If I had a dollar for every time I dropped my knife while shitting in the woods and then got lost heading back because my steel knife magnetically screwed my compass up, SOLD me again Jim, just happened to be carrying my VBR today and your were right on that one as well - there will be a RUN on these also !!! Great Review Brother 😎😎😎
Hi Jim, love the knife but I just wanted to thank you for your HD video and sound quality. I get up very early in the morning and I clicked on your video and turned on my Bluetooth speaker and woke up every body in the house because you have the best sound quality on you tube . Thanks again!
Very interesting knife Jim , would like to know how well it sharpens and how it responds to different waterstones. Try a round on the shaptop glass ceramic stones and then try that against standard chosera Al/ magnesium oxide stones . I wonder which one would be better for those crystal carbide structures.
Love the design philosophy and simple style of this knife. Love everything about it except there is no flipper tab. I just don’t enjoy thumb stud/hole opening anymore. Still very cool, but that’s why I’m passing. If a flipper model comes out, I’m all over it. I actually live in the PNW and I’m on the ocean and going camping in the woods for days on end many times a year.
There is another cool way to open knife like this one, you hold it only by thumb studs between thumb and index finger, then by swing you deploy scales and catch them. This way blade that is sharp is stationary and during deployment can not cum something involuntarily.
David Boye has been making Dendritic Cobalt knives for a lotta years..he originally came of with dendritic steel in knives in the 80s...hes been showing off the cutting ability of dendritic steels and cobalts at knife shows by cutting huge spools of kevlar and spectra ropes used to moor huge ships with the same knife for 1000s of cuts... many of the men in his family were sailors were you just had to have a rust proof knife...his father got one of these huge mooring lines wrapped around his leg and unfortunately lost his leg...even though several sailors were using every knife on the ship trying to saw thru the rope...since then Boye knew he had to make a knife that would be rust free, non magnetic, and above all be able to cut like a laser thru just about any fibrous material..
Yes, Boye really pioneered this concept. While Terravantium and how it’s made into a blade is slightly different, the concept and benefits are essentially the same.
ahh I have the Quietcarry Waypoint which has the titanium scale and the Vanax blade which is meant to be corrosion resistant. A reviewer said you can leave it on the bottom of a boat.
Blade stock thickness is 0.150. It could be a little bit...(thinner is what I'm thinking since 0.125 is plenty strong and it helps in cutting ability) thicker. Well I guess we all have our own preferences. Just got a Cultrotech Slim (so glad to add to my Russian knife collection, love supporting my people) and its blade stick is 2mm/0.080 and it cuts really nice. Its ground a bit thicker than was advertised but doing a regrind on a Cultrotech even if it's a Bronze series is blasphemy.
The new MagnaCut In it us looks great. But that’s PDW, same owner but different brand. Terrain365 is always about completely corrosion proof, whereas PDW isn’t.
Great review! I have a carbon fiber version on the way. This one does have a lock bar insert/ over-travel stop. I was concerned that it might be a knockoff (haven't seen one yet), so I emailed Mike and Patrick. Surprisingly, they both got back to me the same day, with different responses. Mike said they added them to make the lock fit better, and it's all titanium. Patrick said they were "completely unnecessary", but were added "to appease the expectations of the general knife consumer." Can you tell which one is the true designer?
Sold! Seems like a cool knaf definitely going to grab 1 and I cant believe you said that about deep carry pocket clips! I thought you were better than that jim lol
I've had the blue/grey one for about 2 months now and love it.. oddly when the edge feels a little less sharp it still cuts amazingly.. haven't had to sharpen it yet..not sure how difficult it will be..
I have used Talonite which is very similar cobalt alloy to Terravantium and the edge holding is not better than properly heat treated premium steel... The cobalt alloy is much more prone to deformation if you cut hard stuff.. but on cardboard, it's doing pretty well tho.
So they gave me like 90% of what I wanted. For pdw this knife came out as a An integral called the IBL. It feels so much more premium to me. Now I am left wondering, if I have an ibl and this terravantium version if I could do a blade and hardware swap to make my integral fully waterproof, that is my everyday knife right there! Also hey Jim, I'm local to you in Dallas and want to show you some customs and knives I've discovered
Regular high end steel only needing sharpening once a year and this knife only needing sharpening every 4 to 5 years? What are you cutting only the air as you just sit there and flick your knife.
I just got this knife about a day ago and I just can’t get it to flick right with the thumb studs. I’m new to the knife world and I just can’t get the flick right. It’s so frustrating watching you do it with no effort. The detent when it’s closed is very tight and it’s hurting my thumb when I try to flick it. It’s hard to get past that closed lock position to flick it. I’m practicing lol.
I'm partial to an even thinner blade and the top tier rust proof Spyderco Carribean in LC200N. This one is just blah in the looks department. Seems solid but not interested.
So when it eventually DOES need sharpening... how do you sharpen it? Just like any other knife? Also, when you said that the blade could bend easier than steel... how bendable are we talking? I don't usually pry manhole covers up with a pocket knife, but I would like to know how soft that blade is?
It can be sharpened like any other knife, sure. As far as the malleability.. I can’t say for certain. My blade still looks like new and performs perfectly. But as you mentioned, I’m not using a knife as a prybar, so I’ve never worried about the material’s softness.
Your channel got me in to knife porn.....I love the new studio and format. So happy you are active again on TH-cam. How does this effect your own knife making? As i know you were too busy as a new knife maker for a 1 or 2.
A few light passes on a strop keeps the edge sharp. When it does come time to sharpen, any consumer grade kit works fine, and it doesn’t take much from what I understand.
You know how you tell yourself that 400 dollars is too much for a knife? Only people who would pay that would never use the knife. I want this knife, but would I use it? You bet your ass! I only wish it had a flipper. I just like flipping knives is all 😁.
Hahaa, that’s right. On the flipper thing though… usually as much as I do like thumbstud openers, I generally do wish most were flippers. Flippers are my preference. But this knife is so snappy and so satisfying to flick.. it’s as addictive as a flipper.
As long as you don't completely destroy the edge, the knife essentially sharpens itself with use. The Terravantium has carbide mixed with the dendritic cobalt, and as you use it, the softer cobalt wears away to reveal more carbide micro serrations.
Double thumb studs get hung up on my pocket and yours. Ambidextrous thumb studs are stupid for everyone except the seller. I would consider knives with a single right hand thumb stud but until that becomes a thing I cannot even consider any knife with a left hand thumb stud
Screw all that, can it be used as a bait knife on a SaltWater charter boat? I have titanium fillet knives, you're supposed to only sharpen on one side. BUT they never get really sharp, fish skinning sharp...oh but they never rust. Id love to give this pocket candy a charter boat test. Id have to see it for myself! YES, SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT.
Absolutely. It cannot rust. Can’t happen. And it holds a fantastic edge. I still haven’t had to touch my edge up yet and I’ve used it quite a bit more than most of my knives.
@@JimSkeltonKnives I'D HAVE TO SEE IT ALL TO BELIEVE IT. Never heard of it till now. Why is there no real test videos?? Just alot of talk. Wanna send yours to me for a true review and saltwater test? Or maybe you only trust that blabbermouth Metal Complex?
Really be nice if it wasn’t just right hand and a frame lock . What gets me is even living in Florida on the water rust was never a issue unless I let it be. Really sounds like you work for them the way you are pushing a $400+ knife.
Well this review like any review is just a matter of opinion , For me I do not like knife handles with a forced finger placement groove on the handle . I also do not care about super steels , and the price on this knife $380.00 is way out of my budget. I think I will stay with my Spyderco knives and traditional folders none of them have let me down not even in 1095 carbon steel though it needs more care from rust. That is my opinion what I like buy what you like and can afford there are no winners in knife opinions or debates. It all comes down to personal choice and use of a knife and your budget is a factor as well. There is no perfect everything knife.
@@JimSkeltonKnivessorry, sounded right in my head. What I'm getting at is that IMO the designer keeps moving from company to company. Makes me question why? Also how is customer service down the road? We're getting into Sebenza $ here without the included perception of quality customer service for the long haul.
@@joshuabriggs7114 Oh you don’t have to worry about warranty issues. Terrain will always have you covered. I know a lot of makers/brands that go through several manufacturers for a variety of reasons. This is very very common. Sometimes it’s due to costs, but I find that more often than not it’s about a manufacturer not meeting deadlines and costing the brand a lot of money because of that. I have no idea if that’s the reason for Terrain, but it’s almost always one of, if not THE reason manufacturers get dropped.
Glossing over the fact that "sheeple" is the dumbest, most overused insult in existence, how does a deep carry clip evoke such an emotional response? They make a lot of sense for some people and in certain situations. It's an option, not some shameful compromise of a knife maker's convictions.
@@JimSkeltonKnives i don’t need a 300 dollar knife for a box…..but I can see you have good tastes in guns…..we all have our tastes but for overly priced knives I’ll pass…..guns are a different topic and I’ll spend for the features I want
@@arthurpineapplepen5209 the point is, what you said sounds like “why spend $1,000 on a fridge when I can buy a couch for that much?” It makes no sense. When I’m buying knives, I’m not considering guns. When I buy guns, I’m not considering knives. I buy what I like of both, one purchase never contradicts the other.
@@JimSkeltonKnives you’re too defensive ….I think u did a great job on the video and very thorough but I simply can’t see spending that kind of money on a knife but could see me spending that and more on a gun……….we all have our priorities and cutting a box with a plus 300 box is some peoples perogative but definitely not for me.
I don’t get paid by anyone for anything. These were sold out before I made the video. As I said in the video, they’re only made in small batches and released in drops that sell out very quickly. If you follow their IG, you’ll see the announcements for future drops.
Hey, cool story. Thanks for sharing chief! I’m glad you took time out from testing how many soup cans you could fit in your ass to post this intellectual and relevant comment.
Man, you did a great job describing this knife in an eloquent way to hold our attention with the details and sell us on the concept. Good job!👏🏻
Just got mine 5 days ago and have been carrying it since. Loooove it!!!! Thanks Jim!!
Really appreciate your enthusiasm for this knife and I'd say it's well deserved.
Best explanation on Terravantium I’ve come across. Thank you!
I like the straightforward design, looks like a serious work knife
Jim always bringing the new, the bold &, the beautiful...... It looks like the Applegate-Fairbarin folder, very cool!
It does
I believe that Patrick was inspired by that classic design actually.
I thought that as well
Would love to see someone do some edge holding tests. Either CATRA or some rope/cardboard to see how it compares to some of the steels out there. Because s125v or rex 121 on Cultrotech knives can cut quite a lot of rope.
" let's say ...ahhh I don't know your going to go take a shit in the woods and ..." LOL ! Made my day
That’s a great looking knife and the sub $400 price isn’t too bad either. They look to be all out of stock though, so hopefully there are more coming.
If you're not partial to a particular configuration, last I knew PVK Vegas had them in stock.
Noticed this out of stock situation as well... I’m saving for an indulgence blade like this after refraining for most the pandemic but I’m not the kind of addict who goes custom. Subbing and watching for awhile to see if something catches my eye.
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You the man!
Love ya Jim, as always great video came here after your most carried of 2022. And thanks for the recommendation on the Demo AD20.5. Just picked one up two weeks ago. Man I love this thing. A figet king of a knife and the lockup is solid. One of the best buys for the money.
One of my very first high end knives was a Dauntless years ago, and ever since I sold that there’s been a hole in my collection. Heard about these and found a great deal on the AT version w/ full G10 show side (just like my old Dauntless) and it’ll be here in a couple of days. Thanks for the very thorough review!
That’s awesome. Glad you found one and you’re able to enjoy it again!
Excellent review - I am picking up the Caiman in a couple of weeks and then will add this model when it’s back in stock - very interesting take on modern knives.
Hi Jim, I have the exact same knife . Love it ! I charged my thumb studs at 9 pm to see what all the fuss was about. Went to bed , woke up at 6AM in a pitch black room, and I knew exactly where my knife was because they were still glowing !!
If I had a dollar for every time I dropped my knife while shitting in the woods and then got lost heading back because my steel knife magnetically screwed my compass up, SOLD me again Jim, just happened to be carrying my VBR today and your were right on that one as well - there will be a RUN on these also !!! Great Review Brother
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Hi Jim, love the knife but I just wanted to thank you for your HD video and sound quality. I get up very early in the morning and I clicked on your video and turned on my Bluetooth speaker and woke up every body in the house because you have the best sound quality on you tube . Thanks again!
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I believe I may have uncovered something that happens a lot but people just never talk about it
Very interesting knife Jim , would like to know how well it sharpens and how it responds to different waterstones. Try a round on the shaptop glass ceramic stones and then try that against standard chosera Al/ magnesium oxide stones . I wonder which one would be better for those crystal carbide structures.
amazing knife .😱😱😱😱😳🤯 Something so beautiful has not been here for a long time
Ok, I sooo need one of these! Great review sir!
Just got my Invictus-ATB micarta the other day. Simply put, it's awesome.
Flicker vs Slow Roller - AKA the two types of nose pickers.
Love the design philosophy and simple style of this knife. Love everything about it except there is no flipper tab. I just don’t enjoy thumb stud/hole opening anymore. Still very cool, but that’s why I’m passing. If a flipper model comes out, I’m all over it. I actually live in the PNW and I’m on the ocean and going camping in the woods for days on end many times a year.
There is another cool way to open knife like this one, you hold it only by thumb studs between thumb and index finger, then by swing you deploy scales and catch them. This way blade that is sharp is stationary and during deployment can not cum something involuntarily.
I'm running off to take a shit in the woods....QUICK charge my thumbstuds! Lol...thanks for the chuckle
I received mine last night. Very impressive.
There aren't many knives that I get one of and think "Damn, I want 10 of these..." This is one of them for me.
I think you're a bit confused man, compasses don't have magnets in them 😅
David Boye has been making Dendritic Cobalt knives for a lotta years..he originally came of with dendritic steel in knives in the 80s...hes been showing off the cutting ability of dendritic steels and cobalts at knife shows by cutting huge spools of kevlar and spectra ropes used to moor huge ships with the same knife for 1000s of cuts...
many of the men in his family were sailors were you just had to have a rust proof knife...his father got one of these huge mooring lines wrapped around his leg and unfortunately lost his leg...even though several sailors were using every knife on the ship trying to saw thru the rope...since then Boye knew he had to make a knife that would be rust free, non magnetic, and above all be able to cut like a laser thru just about any fibrous material..
Yes, Boye really pioneered this concept. While Terravantium and how it’s made into a blade is slightly different, the concept and benefits are essentially the same.
Crazy story behind that man cheers for that info.
"YEAH!!!!" , I yelled just about every time you said a fact!💯💯💯💯🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡
ahh I have the Quietcarry Waypoint which has the titanium scale and the Vanax blade which is meant to be corrosion resistant. A reviewer said you can leave it on the bottom of a boat.
Jim just closed me on another knife, after a year of adding to cart, but never checking out. My bank account thanks you yet again Jim!
Blade stock thickness is 0.150. It could be a little bit...(thinner is what I'm thinking since 0.125 is plenty strong and it helps in cutting ability) thicker.
Well I guess we all have our own preferences. Just got a Cultrotech Slim (so glad to add to my Russian knife collection, love supporting my people) and its blade stick is 2mm/0.080 and it cuts really nice. Its ground a bit thicker than was advertised but doing a regrind on a Cultrotech even if it's a Bronze series is blasphemy.
Very cool now I want 1
Knife center just drop some in cpm-magnacut !! I like my invictus with terravandium but magnacut no diffs the terra blade.
The new MagnaCut In it us looks great. But that’s PDW, same owner but different brand. Terrain365 is always about completely corrosion proof, whereas PDW isn’t.
Great review! I have a carbon fiber version on the way. This one does have a lock bar insert/ over-travel stop. I was concerned that it might be a knockoff (haven't seen one yet), so I emailed Mike and Patrick. Surprisingly, they both got back to me the same day, with different responses.
Mike said they added them to make the lock fit better, and it's all titanium.
Patrick said they were "completely unnecessary", but were added "to appease the expectations of the general knife consumer." Can you tell which one is the true designer?
Sold! Seems like a cool knaf definitely going to grab 1 and I cant believe you said that about deep carry pocket clips! I thought you were better than that jim lol
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This looks like a scaled up fallkniven gentlemans folder.
I've had the blue/grey one for about 2 months now and love it.. oddly when the edge feels a little less sharp it still cuts amazingly.. haven't had to sharpen it yet..not sure how difficult it will be..
Enjoyed review - not for me but fun to watch
I have used Talonite which is very similar cobalt alloy to Terravantium and the edge holding is not better than properly heat treated premium steel... The cobalt alloy is much more prone to deformation if you cut hard stuff.. but on cardboard, it's doing pretty well tho.
So they gave me like 90% of what I wanted. For pdw this knife came out as a An integral called the IBL. It feels so much more premium to me.
Now I am left wondering, if I have an ibl and this terravantium version if I could do a blade and hardware swap to make my integral fully waterproof, that is my everyday knife right there! Also hey Jim, I'm local to you in Dallas and want to show you some customs and knives I've discovered
Regular high end steel only needing sharpening once a year and this knife only needing sharpening every 4 to 5 years? What are you cutting only the air as you just sit there and flick your knife.
A taller thinner grind with the tip lower would make that knife perfect.
I'm getting the dual action auto also.
I just got this knife about a day ago and I just can’t get it to flick right with the thumb studs. I’m new to the knife world and I just can’t get the flick right. It’s so frustrating watching you do it with no effort. The detent when it’s closed is very tight and it’s hurting my thumb when I try to flick it. It’s hard to get past that closed lock position to flick it. I’m practicing lol.
What about using dry lube? WD-40 dry lube is perfect for bearings and does not attract dirt or dust
Mine holds an edge equal to m390 and it's really not comparable to steel.
i have one in m390 and it awsome as well-i think its the bladegeometry maybe?
It looks like a Bob Terzuola design.
Could you get this sharp with a Spyderco Sharpmaker?
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What's the HRC of this blade material?
I'm partial to an even thinner blade and the top tier rust proof Spyderco Carribean in LC200N. This one is just blah in the looks department. Seems solid but not interested.
I hear ya, but the fidget factor is VASTLY higher on the Invictus, and the overall quality feel can't be compared.
So when it eventually DOES need sharpening... how do you sharpen it? Just like any other knife?
Also, when you said that the blade could bend easier than steel... how bendable are we talking? I don't usually pry manhole covers up with a pocket knife, but I would like to know how soft that blade is?
It can be sharpened like any other knife, sure.
As far as the malleability.. I can’t say for certain. My blade still looks like new and performs perfectly. But as you mentioned, I’m not using a knife as a prybar, so I’ve never worried about the material’s softness.
Your channel got me in to knife porn.....I love the new studio and format. So happy you are active again on TH-cam. How does this effect your own knife making? As i know you were too busy as a new knife maker for a 1 or 2.
Great review. How is it to sharpen? Does it have any quirks?
A few light passes on a strop keeps the edge sharp. When it does come time to sharpen, any consumer grade kit works fine, and it doesn’t take much from what I understand.
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How do you buy this knife
One other question, how do you get notified when the manufacturer has inventory available?
Follow their Instagram for drop dates
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@@JimSkeltonKnives are they American made?
play at 1.25x and it isnt so bad.
What are the screws, pivot, and thumb studs made of?
I see on their website it's all titanium. Just surprised cause I've never seen titanium polished like that.
All titanium. Everything is completely rust proof.
You know how you tell yourself that 400 dollars is too much for a knife? Only people who would pay that would never use the knife. I want this knife, but would I use it? You bet your ass! I only wish it had a flipper. I just like flipping knives is all 😁.
Hahaa, that’s right. On the flipper thing though… usually as much as I do like thumbstud openers, I generally do wish most were flippers. Flippers are my preference. But this knife is so snappy and so satisfying to flick.. it’s as addictive as a flipper.
@@JimSkeltonKnives so... Taxes?
How hard would it be to sharpen?
As long as you don't completely destroy the edge, the knife essentially sharpens itself with use. The Terravantium has carbide mixed with the dendritic cobalt, and as you use it, the softer cobalt wears away to reveal more carbide micro serrations.
How did you get one website no stock
As I was saying in the video, they do small batches and do drops on their website. Follow their Instagram for notice on when a drop will happen.
This is my shit in the woods go to knife pants down!
I love your enthusiasm, but please keep your pants on sir.
Damn, they are already all sold out.
They do scheduled drops as I was mentioning. Follow them on IG and wait for drop announcements for the future shipments.
Double thumb studs get hung up on my pocket and yours. Ambidextrous thumb studs are stupid for everyone except the seller. I would consider knives with a single right hand thumb stud but until that becomes a thing I cannot even consider any knife with a left hand thumb stud
Screw all that, can it be used as a bait knife on a SaltWater charter boat? I have titanium fillet knives, you're supposed to only sharpen on one side. BUT they never get really sharp, fish skinning sharp...oh but they never rust.
Id love to give this pocket candy a charter boat test. Id have to see it for myself! YES, SEE IT TO BELIEVE IT.
Absolutely. It cannot rust. Can’t happen. And it holds a fantastic edge. I still haven’t had to touch my edge up yet and I’ve used it quite a bit more than most of my knives.
@@JimSkeltonKnives I'D HAVE TO SEE IT ALL TO BELIEVE IT. Never heard of it till now. Why is there no real test videos?? Just alot of talk. Wanna send yours to me for a true review and saltwater test? Or maybe you only trust that blabbermouth Metal Complex?
I don't care for ODG
Really be nice if it wasn’t just right hand and a frame lock . What gets me is even living in Florida on the water rust was never a issue unless I let it be.
Really sounds like you work for them the way you are pushing a $400+ knife.
I’ll take it off your hands if you grow tired of looking at the OD green ;)
Show something that's actually available!!!
Well this review like any review is just a matter of opinion , For me I do not like knife handles with a forced finger placement groove on the handle . I also do not care about super steels , and the price on this knife $380.00 is way out of my budget. I think I will stay with my Spyderco knives and traditional folders none of them have let me down not even in 1095 carbon steel though it needs more care from rust. That is my opinion what I like buy what you like and can afford there are no winners in knife opinions or debates. It all comes down to personal choice and use of a knife and your budget is a factor as well. There is no perfect everything knife.
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4.5 oz noice....
No liner lock is a good or perfect tool for anything but a bad injury!
It’s a bolsterlock. Which is a framelock supported behind a scale. As strong and stronger than a linerlock and operates exactly the same.
I kinda just wanna be able to smugly tell my friends “not steel, dendritic cobalt” when they ask me what steel it is
That’s also a good reason
It's just a sharp piece of metal with a handle and a point
Yep, and a car is just 4 wheels and a roof. Astute observation.
Grass is green and democrats are dumb. Life goes on.
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Too many companies. Why?
Too many companies… what. I don’t understand what you’re asking.
@@JimSkeltonKnivessorry, sounded right in my head. What I'm getting at is that IMO the designer keeps moving from company to company. Makes me question why? Also how is customer service down the road? We're getting into Sebenza $ here without the included perception of quality customer service for the long haul.
@@joshuabriggs7114 Oh you don’t have to worry about warranty issues. Terrain will always have you covered. I know a lot of makers/brands that go through several manufacturers for a variety of reasons. This is very very common. Sometimes it’s due to costs, but I find that more often than not it’s about a manufacturer not meeting deadlines and costing the brand a lot of money because of that. I have no idea if that’s the reason for Terrain, but it’s almost always one of, if not THE reason manufacturers get dropped.
Finally someone else that agrees. Fuck deep carry pocket clips. Appease the sheeple at the cost of less sure deployment. No thanks!
Glossing over the fact that "sheeple" is the dumbest, most overused insult in existence, how does a deep carry clip evoke such an emotional response? They make a lot of sense for some people and in certain situations. It's an option, not some shameful compromise of a knife maker's convictions.
For a little more I’ll buy a pistol
You’re gonna look really dumb trying to cut open a box with a Sig.
@@JimSkeltonKnives i don’t need a 300 dollar knife for a box…..but I can see you have good tastes in guns…..we all have our tastes but for overly priced knives I’ll pass…..guns are a different topic and I’ll spend for the features I want
@@arthurpineapplepen5209 the point is, what you said sounds like “why spend $1,000 on a fridge when I can buy a couch for that much?” It makes no sense. When I’m buying knives, I’m not considering guns. When I buy guns, I’m not considering knives. I buy what I like of both, one purchase never contradicts the other.
@@JimSkeltonKnives you’re too defensive ….I think u did a great job on the video and very thorough but I simply can’t see spending that kind of money on a knife but could see me spending that and more on a gun……….we all have our priorities and cutting a box with a plus 300 box is some peoples perogative but definitely not for me.
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Ugly duckling knife . But if it works it works.
All these 400 dollar folding knives are sold out. I hope you’ve been properly compensated.
I don’t get paid by anyone for anything. These were sold out before I made the video. As I said in the video, they’re only made in small batches and released in drops that sell out very quickly. If you follow their IG, you’ll see the announcements for future drops.
I still remember you fronting for those shitty watch "companies" on TV. I'll pass on this one.
Hey, cool story. Thanks for sharing chief! I’m glad you took time out from testing how many soup cans you could fit in your ass to post this intellectual and relevant comment.
Too much money for a cardboard cutter.
Very inexpensive in this world. And it’s definitely more than a cardboard cutter