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Love this knife. I don’t care if it doesn’t hold an edge. I can stab it in a tree and jump on it and it won’t snap!

Beautiful hands omg!

It’s a straight up tactical knife so I don’t think deep carry is important. This makes it easier to deploy

Thanks, just got one but couldn’t figure out how to put into constant on mode of all things. The manual doesn’t explain much. I would have never figured out the hat clip feature as well thanks for the thorough review

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Are you still using it? I’d be curious to see a follow up. Been thinking of getting this one but wasn’t sure of the weight and how it hold up in the long term.

Great review

Definitely would prefer the ganzo over that little thing. I guess knives really just depends on what the person collecting knifes likes. I like collecting knives with self defense in mind, now a days every one seems to like these cute little knives like this civivi that are overpriced if you ask me. 60$+ for d2 and a knife that small? What would you rather defend your life with, a big cold steel folder or a little toy knife like that civivi?

Did Olight ever resolve the old issue with the batons 5+ years ago when they would get hot to the touch while running the light?

I love this light myself! There is also a setting you can get to where you can control the light brightness and as you hold the light down, it’ll make it go brighter and dimmer you can control the exact brightness you want. You will need to follow the cre light options.

Looks great nice review you should have way way way more subscribers 😊

Couldn''t watch the whole video. The music got me. Can't stand it. Anyway, here in Oct 2024 to say I now own 4 Cryos, bought three back in 2013 when they first came out, gave one away. Bought another on Ebay a few months ago for $10, bought one on ebay last week for $15 (G10). Without a doubt, this is Kershaw's best Chinese made knife and really the only chinese knife they have worth buying. They are just that good. The steel is 100% acceptable for 99% of the public using this as an EDC knife. 90% of the public won't use that EDC knife to much more than cut open some plastic wrapper or such during the week.

I have or have had 2 microstreams one aaa and one USB a stylus and a macrostream USB. Even though I’m carrying a Thrunite Saber currently the matte black finish on Streamlights is the best finish on a flashlight IMO. It’s relatively tough but it has a great texture for gripping. Looks pretty cool when it starts to wear too. I carried the macrostream and stylus more than the micros. I did put one of the two way microstream clips on the stylus though. I really like it with the hands free option for working and fishing.

Streamlight seriously needs to step up to USB-C. I have just about got rid of all my micro USB and now only lack my iPad being done with lightning and moved over completely to USB-C. My micro stream died and I’m looking for other things to replace it. My only gripe with the micro stream and the only thing keeping me from buying a new one is the charging port. I don’t want to keep one of those cords around just for a flashlight. Edit: I’m carrying a stylus pro in the mean time until I find what I want and I don’t hate it. It’s simple, light and just works.

Music killed it.

Now that a year has passed from this video, may I suggest a real-world testing of the question posed in the title. A table-top video won't answer that question.

oof that is a freakin KNOIF is the action good out of the box or needs tuneup and some oil?

I went with the micro usb blue. I retired my Milwaukee triple a pen light. The green is cool too!

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Eafengrow make great budget knives. I have an EF-123 fixed blade and I carry an EF-238 folder..for the price you cant go wrong imo.

I like Eafengrow knives...for the price they are decent budget knives and they seem to be well made.

Bernier Stream

Cummerata Ville

Looks like it’s made in China.

The pivot screw on these tends to get loose every time you open and close it over and over

you upgraded it, the double safety it a redundancy, and unless you abuse it to the point the liner lock fails it is concidered by some to be a nuicance

Thank you, sir! Great video!

How many cards can it hold?

LOVE OLIGHT

Two of my favorites. Carried the Cryo for 9 straight years, then the Civivi for almost two years till recently. TACKNIFES has replaced them both with no looking back! For the same price range it is a way better, smoother functioning knife!

Is it considered a non-metallic flashlight?

These reviews would be so much more helpful if you actually showed the beams in action/in comparison more.

W for still keeping your old and first ID badge😂 I still have my first ID badge from my first job ever

Like the older ones much better. 9 years daily use-trucker- I can verify this knife has never let me down-still in use!

Which knife is that?

Been using one for 20 years. It's one of my "affordable" knives, and so became my go-to hard use/ abuse knife. The steel is a little soft, but if you know how to sharpen it's really a great knife for the price. I love the flipper action

Great review.

The safety is super loose on mine. Is that normal

I have the same one in the same color and I love it. I do wish it had a longer runtime in the low 50 lumen mode. I also wish it was USB TYPE C and not the standard (old) USB for charging.

CRKT does lifetime part replacement so any old or broken will be replaced for free on the CRKT website

The CRKT M16-10KS (or KZ) is the perfect little EDC. The combination of the semi-serrated blade and the tanto tip really worked for a wide range of stuff. I used the serrations to strip wires and the tip to scrape gaskets. As a mechanic who is frequently in the junkyard I'm interested in carrying as few tools into the desert as possible, it just makes sense. I've regularly had to saw through battery cables, wire harnesses, radiator, vacuum hoses, fuel and brake lines (even metal lines), pry off valve covers or old rusty water pumps, cut through electrical loom or carpet to get to the parts that I wanted...and damn that little knife is an extension of my hand. The shape of the handle gives you a little recess where the serrations are so while closing the knife you can get a bunch of leverage and guillotine through really tough small diameter stuff, and the liner lock jimping kinda holds it there...which I seriously doubt the designers intended, but I found useful countless times. I found the blade size to handle ratio to be practically perfect for disappearing into the corner of my pocket. Super light weight, scalpel precision. I used to buy them 2 and 3 at a time, and the last time I bought any was a lot of like 10 on ebay. I've had all the variations of the small-frame M16 and they're all fantastic. I've never broken one, but I've lost and/or given away a whole bunch of them. Every one of them gets the same treatment. I punch out or grind off the detent that keeps the blade closed and put some locktite on the main screw at just the right tension so the blade would flip out with a slight flick of the wrist but wouldn't open under it's own weight. Some of them come with a weird safety mechanism that goes straight into the trash first thing. Absolutely delightful little beast of a knife. I just bought 2 more!

this is disgusting

Is this legal in cali?

Is it normal for the button to be stiff and hard to click when new? I have to use my fingernail to click button to keep light on.

I've been carrying this exact model for over three years. Lost the first one...super bummed...got a second, and it's exactly as the one I had initially. Consistency at any price point can be iffy...but at the $45-ish price range, consistency like this is unheard of in most products! I bought my wife the D2 blade model, with G10 scales, and the thumb slide lock (I can't remember what it's called!) and even in her small hands, she can wield it easily. She does loads of crafts, and uses it frequently...blade is as sharp as day one. Plus, I feel safer knowing she has it on her. I ordered the Rose Damascus a couple days ago, and should have it tomorrow. I've owned at least one example of the big name brands...Spyderco, Benchmade, Kershaw, Buck, Gerber, SOG, CRKT...a few others over the years. I've carried this the last three years because it's out performed all those others in edge retention, ease of sharpening, light for it's size and shape, comfort, and it looks super cool. Just my two cents, but I can't say enough about how impressed I am by CJRB. I'll save up for an Artisan soon. Maybe that'll outshine my Crag, but anything will be hard pressed to replace my favorite EDC.

I'd love this in a XL 6-inch Blade Cold Steel Style.....Hell Yeesss 😎 Every knife should have Medium & Larger versions - mandatory.

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Would make a great light for my semi truck

More specs - less fidgeting ... please. Knives are for cutting - not fondling.

Garbage steel which does not hold an edge at all. Stop promoting garbage dude.