Ontario Rat 2 - Why Everyone Thinks It is a Great EDC Knife
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Urban Knife Guy reviews the Ontario RAT Model 2 as an urban EDC knife.
Purchase it here: amzn.to/3SeTIwL
The Ontario RAT Model 2 is designed by Randall's Adventure Training for the Ontario Knife Company but manufactured in Taiwan.
The RAT II has been upgraded with a D2 steel blade. It's more compact than the RAT 1 and retains the same great shape and performance as the original. It is a folding EDC knife that can withstand hard use and abuse associated with hunting or survival tasks.
Blade Length: 3"
Overall Length: 7"
Closed Length: 4.125"
Weight: 2.75 oz.
Steel: D2
Handle Material: Nylon
4-position pocket clip
MSRP: $69.95
If you like the content, you can support the channel by shopping at the Urban Knife Guy Amazon Store and Bashcraft Gear store to buy the knives, gear, and kits for urban EDC and jungle survival that I use and discuss in my videos as well as swag and merch. Thanks!
www.amazon.com...
bashcraftgear.com
Urban Survival Tin for Disruption, Disaster & Attack
Check out Urban Knife Guy's take on a survival tin designed to increase chances of survival and rescue or escape specifically in an urban environment should things go bad.
• How to Build an Urban ...
Download the free Urban Survival Tin guide with details, photos and product links for the different items inside the tin at urbanknifeguy.com
If you like the content and to help the channel, please give the video a "like" and subscribe to the channel by clicking here: / @urbanknifeguy
Join Urban Knife Guy on social media at:
Instagram: / urbanknifeguy
TikTok: / urbanknifeguy
Purchase it here: amzn.to/3SeTIwL
www.amazon.com/shop/urbanknifeguy
bashcraftgear.com
If you like the content, you can support the channel by shopping at the Urban Knife Guy Amazon Store and Bashcraft Gear store to buy the knives, gear, and kits for urban EDC and jungle survival that I use and discuss in my videos as well as swag and merch. Thanks!
www.amazon.com/shop/urbanknifeguy
bashcraftgear.com
Excellent knife, I personally have one with AUS 8 steel. I've been using it for about 2 years and never put a drop of oil on it. I just sharpen it and put it in hot soapy water every couple of months to clean it. When I destroy it or lose it, I will buy a new one and that's it. The next one will probably be D2. AUS 8 turned out great, it didn't rust anywhere, and I take it camping, fishing, and use it regularly for food preparation and for all other tasks around the house.
Actually I personally think the AUS 8 is a better steel for an outdoor knife as it is easier to sharpen. Thanks for sharing!
Love my RAT II..if I lost it I’d get another one asap..great knife that I’ve had for years..also have the RAT I..
Yes, it is a great handy knife at a very good price.
Good review. That EDC pocket organizer appears to be made from vegetable-tanned leather. You can stretch that sort of leather by dampening it. It will not harm the leather, just soften it temporarily. When it dries, it will nicely mould to the shape and size of the knife. I work with leather and frequently "customize" leather goods to exactly fit various articles. This process is how leather holsters are made to snugly hug firearms.
Thanks and thanks for sharing your insights. Appreciate it.
The Ontario Rat 2 is a very good budget knife, for sure 👌
Good video buddy,
Atb Gus 👍
Thanks for watching Gus!
Everybody but me maybe???
I never wanted to love a knife more. I'm a recent budget knife afficionado. The RAT2 was hyped on several youtube channels as the best thing since sliced bread. At the best, was a let down.i cushion that by saying I probably woulda loved the knife if I didn't have some others I really love. It has good steel and overall construction, but thats where it ends for me. It'll end up in my car as a beater. I like the look, the thinness and construction but it is far from a one hand intuitive knife like my other flippers that I thoroughly enjoy. This one takes some finess and smaller hand apparently. The clip is short and SUPER stiff. I got frustrated taking it out and putting in my pocket it was so tight. I was doing a project and basically just kept in fully in my pocket til my next use. It feels like itll wear out the jean material as well if i used this one a lot. For a budget friendly knife I'll buy other models of the Honeybadger or anything by Ganzo. The Ganzo Firebird FH91AND 41 in D2 with amazing flip action is $25 to $30 currently!!! Both Cheaper and more fun than this.
I have an orange one so I don't lose it. I use it to cut bark around small trees while in the woods that way they die slowly and make habitat also. The bolts come loose on mine so I have to check it all the time. A drop of loctite would solve that problem.
Thanks for sharing! While I 100% agree with the concept of having brightly coloured gear, I just don't like them 🤣
Best knife at super affordable price!
This one or QSP Penguin?
Knife isn't named after an animal.
RAT stands for Randall's Adventure Training.
Same guy who designed this also did some of the ESEE knives.
Yes I know 🤣 tq
No sh*t. He mentioned that in the video. 🤦🏻♂️
@@Nerdzombiedisco😂😂😂😂
This vs Ganzo 741 for value knife? (ofc ignoring price difference)
I think you have to compare the Rat 2 Aus 8 version to the Ganzo 741, which is 440C steel. Very comparable steels, but 440C is a bit harder (also harder to sharpen). 741 is a much longer blade at 3.5". This is 3", unless you compare it with the Rat 1. Ignoring price, I think the Rat 2 is a prettier knife with a more thought-out design. It think fit and finish is slightly better. For outdoor use, I personally favour the liner lock to the axis lock (no springs to break). If I had the choice and it was available, I would have bought the Aus 8 version I think. Easier to sharpen even though edge retention is not as good as D2. Between Rat 2 and 741, I personally would choose Rat 2.
@@urbanknifeguy you're right, I should be comparing it to the rat 1 in the Aus8. I really like the look of the sabre grind on the Ganzo 741 and the beak (?) the handle has at the pinky. I also don't like the offset look on the rat 1 blade. Basically I like the looks of the 741 better in every way. But I think I'm going to change to the rat 1 purely because of the liner locks ease of use. Thanks for the thought out reply.
@@Jorigin Glad to help!
Good budget knives. It's kind of silly how they're being pushed as goat edc's with their lesser materials, questionable ergos (mostly the way the blade starts) and a liner lock.
I think the key word is Budget. So within that price range, some knives seem to be more popular than others. But, while I understand why some really like the Rat 2, it's not for me.
@@urbanknifeguy Don't get me wrong, there are budget knives I like. It's not around anymore but look up buck redpoint 753. Still had cheaper materials but it held up well and had the first iteration of benchmade's axis lock I'd ever seen. I felt like a wizard whipping it open and closed. Probably better than the rats for the price.
S35vn in 2023
Nice! Thanks for the heads up!
If you didn't understand RAT was an acronym, you shouldn't be reviewing knives.
Probably.
If you didn’t listen well enough to hear him explain that, you probably shouldn’t be commenting