Plenty of internet commandos in these comments not realizing that the clinch pick is a purpose built knife designed by an U.S. Army Ranger lol if you hurt yourself with it, its because you're a dork who has no actual training. Its an excellent knife for tight spots and crappy situations.
I agree man! A great close quarter self defense tool! I bought this thing when the clinch pick 2.0 dropped a long time ago, and still probably the most versatile/ easy to draw/ conveinient little piece
This knife is the bomb diggity. A pack of funboys tried to jump big poppa but I pulled my Scooby Snack slicer and got the drop on those jabronis faster than a waxed gerbil at a Richard Gere funnel party. Scooby snacks!
@@straighttothepoint3477 The funboys are not having fun anymore. They thought they were going to get an Alabama Reach Around but instead got a Shanghai Surprise. I switched it around on them and got em' on the flippity flip!
I don't like it. It looks like you could slice your thumb pretty bad on that edge up top of edge. If the edge was on the belly I would be interested. It is interesting but it's not for me
That is fair and i had definitely thought that myself, but really the way the handle is shaped, it makes it so that it would be unlikely to happen. I do think you can buy a version of this knife with both edges sharpened, but not with just the bottom edge i don't think.
@@sethklikesgunsif all your other blades are sharpened traditionally you would instinctively put your thumb on top on the draw in a stressful situation! It’s a no brainer! Think about it dude
You're definitely holding that Pikal upside down brotha, it's very similar to the Tops Unzipper, or any other Pikal. It's reversed from a Karambit. You hold it the other way..
I have personally never heard of a Pikal, feel free to educate me, but this knife is the Clinch Pick made by Shivworks and they have talked about how they designed it to be held like I'm showing in this vid. Look up "clinchpick warior poet society" on RUclips and i think you will find the vid
@@straighttothepoint3477 no I know exactly what this knife is, Chivworks actually goes around teaching classes on the clinch pick. Just look up some videos of Pikals and how they're held and you'll see it's basically a backwards karambit
@@straighttothepoint3477 it's personal preference, but the ideal way to carry any Pikal would be the ice pick grip, ripping downwards with natural body motion as opposed to slashing upwards against it.
the clinch pick is a reverse edge knife that is supposed to be put into a very small niche use. it is supposed to be carried next to the belt buckle, handle facing towards the belt buckle, slight downward cant. it is supposed to be used in forward grip, edge in, and only in very close proximity. the edge comes a little close to the handle for a reverse grip edge in. but in fgei it is really really effective. 'pikal' or 'pakal' is tagalog (language in the philipines) that means something along the lines of 'to rip'. in some philipino martial arts 'pakal' refers to having a knife in reverse grip, sometimes it refers to the edge orientation, but not always. for example i have dabbled in fcs kali a bit, and we referred to any reverse grip as 'pakal'.
Sure I have seen this style of blade. Its called the Street Beat, by Spyderco and has been around for at least a decade. It is a Fred Perrin design. The blade is different though, so in that regard, its different.
Um theirs a reason you haven't seen another knife like this cause it don't make sense no military man I know would use this knife I would cut my hand off self defense um No.
That is a fair take, and i agree with you for the most part, but this knife was designed specifically for tight situations like in a car. There are video from Shivworks on RUclips explaining more about it. Now i dont carry mine too often id perfer a slightly larger blade for self defence. I could see this clinch pick being handy tho. Feel free to subscribe! I just posted a testing video of the Bark River Ultra lite field knife. Feel free to check it out, its pretty a sweet fixed blade 😁
@@deadlift9360 the design is not practical! Have you ever been in a knife fight ?? Most knife attacks are with a kitchen knife not a movie knife like the clinch pick or karambit Fixed blade tanto with a ek edge is the way to go for defense. No more then 7” overall with g 10 scales as well is the sweet spot Kydex sheath with a tech lock
Plenty of internet commandos in these comments not realizing that the clinch pick is a purpose built knife designed by an U.S. Army Ranger lol if you hurt yourself with it, its because you're a dork who has no actual training. Its an excellent knife for tight spots and crappy situations.
I agree man! A great close quarter self defense tool! I bought this thing when the clinch pick 2.0 dropped a long time ago, and still probably the most versatile/ easy to draw/ conveinient little piece
This knife is the bomb diggity. A pack of funboys tried to jump big poppa but I pulled my Scooby Snack slicer and got the drop on those jabronis faster than a waxed gerbil at a Richard Gere funnel party. Scooby snacks!
Probably some of the craziest shit ive ever heard my guy haha i feel like i need more details about what happend to the funboys😂
@@straighttothepoint3477 The funboys are not having fun anymore. They thought they were going to get an Alabama Reach Around but instead got a Shanghai Surprise. I switched it around on them and got em' on the flippity flip!
THE BEST SELF DEFENSE TOOL.
Never seen anything like that before! Little but looks very useful. Thanks for sharing the info😂
You're very welcome! Thanks for the comment 😁
Very awesome blade brother, love it 🤺❤️🗡🔥😎
It is a cool one to have for sure! Thanks for the comment brother! 🔪
I don't like it. It looks like you could slice your thumb pretty bad on that edge up top of edge. If the edge was on the belly I would be interested. It is interesting but it's not for me
That is fair and i had definitely thought that myself, but really the way the handle is shaped, it makes it so that it would be unlikely to happen. I do think you can buy a version of this knife with both edges sharpened, but not with just the bottom edge i don't think.
@@straighttothepoint3477 double edge would be a badass
Your not suppose to put your finger on the top of the blade where it could get cut.
I’m the same on you’re opinion! Not for me at all! I’ll stick with my white River m1 caper
@@sethklikesgunsif all your other blades are sharpened traditionally you would instinctively put your thumb on top on the draw in a stressful situation! It’s a no brainer! Think about it dude
You're definitely holding that Pikal upside down brotha, it's very similar to the Tops Unzipper, or any other Pikal. It's reversed from a Karambit. You hold it the other way..
I have personally never heard of a Pikal, feel free to educate me, but this knife is the Clinch Pick made by Shivworks and they have talked about how they designed it to be held like I'm showing in this vid. Look up "clinchpick warior poet society" on RUclips and i think you will find the vid
@@straighttothepoint3477 no I know exactly what this knife is, Chivworks actually goes around teaching classes on the clinch pick. Just look up some videos of Pikals and how they're held and you'll see it's basically a backwards karambit
@@straighttothepoint3477 it's personal preference, but the ideal way to carry any Pikal would be the ice pick grip, ripping downwards with natural body motion as opposed to slashing upwards against it.
the clinch pick is a reverse edge knife that is supposed to be put into a very small niche use. it is supposed to be carried next to the belt buckle, handle facing towards the belt buckle, slight downward cant. it is supposed to be used in forward grip, edge in, and only in very close proximity. the edge comes a little close to the handle for a reverse grip edge in.
but in fgei it is really really effective.
'pikal' or 'pakal' is tagalog (language in the philipines) that means something along the lines of 'to rip'. in some philipino martial arts 'pakal' refers to having a knife in reverse grip, sometimes it refers to the edge orientation, but not always. for example i have dabbled in fcs kali a bit, and we referred to any reverse grip as 'pakal'.
Sure I have seen this style of blade. Its called the Street Beat, by Spyderco and has been around for at least a decade. It is a Fred Perrin design. The blade is different though, so in that regard, its different.
The street beat has the edge in the front. But Spyderco does make the P'kal which is designed by shivworks as well
@@scotopicvisionthe pical was not designed by shivworks...
Sir this is a shiv works clinch pick...
@@sethklikesguns has their logo on it
@@scotopicvision looks closer, don't believe me, look up the sivworks clinch pick.
Um theirs a reason you haven't seen another knife like this cause it don't make sense no military man I know would use this knife I would cut my hand off self defense um No.
That is a fair take, and i agree with you for the most part, but this knife was designed specifically for tight situations like in a car. There are video from Shivworks on RUclips explaining more about it. Now i dont carry mine too often id perfer a slightly larger blade for self defence. I could see this clinch pick being handy tho. Feel free to subscribe! I just posted a testing video of the Bark River Ultra lite field knife. Feel free to check it out, its pretty a sweet fixed blade 😁
You mean the knife that will get you hurt .
Nah just be mindful to not put your finger on the blade, and the way the handle is designed it makes it feel less sketchy, and natural
@@straighttothepoint3477 for me definitely not .
@@straighttothepoint3477 tdi is 💯 better option
@@warlantacticaluser error
@@deadlift9360 the design is not practical! Have you ever been in a knife fight ??
Most knife attacks are with a kitchen knife not a movie knife like the clinch pick or karambit
Fixed blade tanto with a ek edge is the way to go for defense. No more then 7” overall with g 10 scales as well is the sweet spot
Kydex sheath with a tech lock
Maybe you shouldn’t play with big boy stuff😂
What you talking about mate 🤣