Lionsteel Myto Knife Review (Wild About Sporting Goods)
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- Lionsteel Myto Knife Review (Wild About Sporting Goods)
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Things I love about Lionsteel is there packaging .. and their overall machining is on par!!!
Looks like a great offer...
Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
Much love from Switzerland
Very nice looking knife. I like the removable flipper tab and that they give you everything you need to do so. Great review
I had to snag one after seeing the unboxing. It should be here sometime next year...🤣 Merry Christmas brother! 🍻🎅
That’s great. Glad you liked my unboxing 👍🏻
Very elegant piece.
Got mine in micarta and I love it
I have a Bronze and Gray Myto. VG design, deployment and execution. I am not concerned with packaging. Good blade to add to your collection.
Very cool
Carbon Fiber or G-10? Which handle is better please?
I love lionsteels crowned spine .I'm wondering if the edge is a convex grind?My SR11 is convex and I'm afraid to sharpen it.
I don’t remember I’ll check when I get back home in a few days.
The removable flipper tab is a godsent in Germany. Can you still open it one handed if you try using the blade? My KUR for example can be opened really easily with one hand even with the flipper tab removed.
Not really when I was messing with it but.
@@DirkWerning Interesting! Thanks!
What is the knife that you compare the Myto to after the Spyderco? I don’t recognize it and I’d like to check it out, thanks!!
That’s the CKF FIF20. I’ve got a video on it on the channel also.
Ordered one direct from the designer himself...can’t wait for my package from Italy.
Sweet.
Very cool. I’d bet one of it wasn’t lion steels m390
Interesting video...coincidentally have been looking at another Lionsteel blade. Also has the removable flipper and an additional thumb stud. One thing of possible concern is lack of jinping on the flipper tab and the spine of the knife. An issue with this Dirk or others? Perhaps not, since would be used more as a "gentleman's" knife vs hard use. 👍🇮🇹🔪
The more I’ve handled it the less of an issue the jumping is. It works great.
I have the TRE (I think that's the one you're talking about), and the lack of jimping on the flipper tab is absolutely not a problem, and it's one of my favorite EDCs. And if you want a harder use one, I'd suggest to look at the ROK which is also a great piece.
@@matfrenchy Thanks for the feedback.
Currently carry a Benchmade with axis lock. Any issues with this opening up in your pocket? Had a Kershaw Blur with s30v steel and it opened up a lot in the pocket and I sold it. Thanks for the video.
Never had that happen with a Benchmade of any variety.
@@DirkWerning sorry about that I worded it wrong I carry a Benchmade now because my previous Kershaw used to open up in my pocket. Was curious if the lion steel nice open up because it doesn't have an axis lock like the Benchmade knives
@@johncaban4310 nope the Lionsteel was great in the pocket.
@@DirkWerning appreciate your feedback.
@@DirkWerning Last question. How sharp is it out of the box? My Ultrateck with 390 steel wasn't as sharp as my Benchmade 427. Last question before I decide to drop $260 on the Myto with Carbon Fiber. Thanks again
Yuu are exactly right with your assumption about why the flipper can be removed. In Germany for example you are not allowed to carry a one handed - locking knife with you. You may own it, use it but not carry it with you in public. When caught authorities are allowed to confiscate it. And to not take the risk a lot of people carry two handed - locking knives which are no problem to carry though.
Thanks for the confirmation.
“When caught, authorities are allowed to confiscate it... and keep it for themselves.”
Fixed it for ya. 😉
Btw, that law requiring a locking knife to be two-handed is discriminatory to the handicapped and elderly or anyone else with arthritis, missing arm, etc who can’t open a knife with both hands. Stupid politicians think less people are going to be stabbed because it takes longer and is more difficult to open a knife. 🤦♂️
@@AtKnifepoint1 A person who knows how to properly handle a knife will be able to cause harm no matter if the knife is a slipjoint or not so I also don’t think that one handed knives need stricter regulations.
@@ShebZockt
Exactly. Just imagine all the people slashed by straight razors throughout time, which are even more difficult to control than a slip joint.
Like your shorter videos.There more to the point and I like the 12 to 15 minute length.
Lol 😆 okay thanks. Sort of playing with the format still 🤷🏼♂️
Mine has a weak detent and poor flipping action. If I am not very deliberate it will fail to open fully. Just received it, so I may return it.
Sorry to hear that. Yes send it back if you’re not happy.
@@DirkWerning I have the black washed version. I am wondering if the finish is partially to blame. Of the few reviews I have seen, most seem able to open the knife much better than I am able to open mine.
@@marine6680 I would t think the finish would make a difference like that really.
Just bought this knife today. The detent ball fell out already while I was sitting on the couch playing with it.
@@nsant omg wow.
Guess I better spend some more money then...