AWESOME Real Steels Knife Models

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  • Опубликовано: 2 дек 2024

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  • @jdisdetermined
    @jdisdetermined Год назад +3

    1:32
    *Attention manufacturers!*
    That is how you do a deep carry clip on a budget knife. Period.

  • @ezk9026
    @ezk9026 Год назад +6

    You know why your videos are the best compared to these same unboxing videos, you get right to the point, no bs unboxing for 5 minutes and you know more than anyone! Thanks for the great content, everyone can learn from you sir. Tell the Mrs. she's great on live as well. Peace🤠

    • @davidjewell3932
      @davidjewell3932 Год назад +1

      Your right man!

    • @-tzadakim-7805
      @-tzadakim-7805 Год назад +1

      100% so many people just have the knife laying there on the table and they just talk for 10 minutes.

  • @DB.KOOPER
    @DB.KOOPER Год назад +2

    I'm literally buying that Pathfinder right now. one of my all-time favorite whittling knives is an old original Real Steel "Bushcraft" with the ivory scales and the scandi grind in D2. It's chipped a bit but I can always touch it up on a wet stone and it just RIPS through wood like few other knives. I'm SO stoked they made a folding version. Thanks for the great review/heads up as usual. Love this channel.

  • @toddcarr.
    @toddcarr. Год назад

    Some cool knives from Real Steel, love that Scandi grinds are getting more prevalent in the folding market. The Sacra is a great 5th pocket carry and was my first integral knife when I got it. The Barlow looks well made and the pocket clip is a nice addition to a slip joint that we don't see very often. Thanks for the look see and keep making sharp things fun and enjoyable

  • @LemmyGitdat
    @LemmyGitdat Год назад +1

    really cool little slippy!

  • @garygraham4571
    @garygraham4571 Год назад +1

    Hi I'm a retired Army veteran I do bushcraft that knife is awesome

  • @johnrosenthal7270
    @johnrosenthal7270 Год назад

    I own a Real Steel G frame from White Mountain with s35 and it’s phenomenal. Very underrated company

  • @RGsrq
    @RGsrq Год назад +1

    That Barlow is seriously one of the first slipjoints to ever catch my attention. Could be the first!
    Thanks, Jerad! 👊

    • @WhuDhat
      @WhuDhat Год назад +1

      love the noises it makes, sounds like me getting out of bed in the morning 😅

  • @No_Lucks_Given
    @No_Lucks_Given Год назад

    The first one is like a folding Morakniv. That's actually quite cool and I think shows that they pulled off the bushcraft style well.

  • @erinsquirkychannel501
    @erinsquirkychannel501 Год назад

    Love that sacra better looking then the bugout got a meaner look love the folded aluminum when knife company's do something so different

  • @ryandye6242
    @ryandye6242 Год назад

    Great work man! I really like the first one!!!!

  • @MrParticular-pu7qh
    @MrParticular-pu7qh Год назад

    Great prices good looking knife I like the first one because of its size

  • @mikereese15
    @mikereese15 Год назад

    That sakra looks pretty dope. Nice walk and talk on the slippy.

  • @timtitus2532
    @timtitus2532 Год назад

    Good review, Jerad. Thanks

  • @ibpositivemostly7437
    @ibpositivemostly7437 Год назад

    Cool video thanks.

  • @jimmoir736
    @jimmoir736 Год назад

    Very cool knives. I think that Real Steel have always been a very underatted company. I got my Real Barlow a few days ago and love it. A very classy design and excellent blade shape.

    • @ddubsakadl
      @ddubsakadl Год назад

      I like real steel also. I have a slipjoint luna and the carbon fiber terra which are both great

  • @mattg2935
    @mattg2935 Год назад +1

    If that Barlow had a butterfly on it, it would cost $400 because of the ivory G-10.

  • @erinsquirkychannel501
    @erinsquirkychannel501 Год назад

    Do u got any info on different grinds and wat there best for, one thing haven't learned to much about yet thks Jared 🙏🏻

  • @rando27enco
    @rando27enco Год назад +1

    For the Sacra, are the thumb studs the stop pins?

    • @SkunkPunch73
      @SkunkPunch73 Год назад

      Nope well I don’t think so I’m sure there’s a cutout in the back of the blade the the crossbar lock goes into. Then again I might of dreamt that so don’t take my word for sure as they do look like they do. Come on Jerad put the man and my sponge of a brain out of our misery 🫵👍

  • @kingcormack8004
    @kingcormack8004 Год назад

    Didn't the Vosteed Grind sell out? At 3.25" it was plenty big!

  • @michaelinsc9724
    @michaelinsc9724 Год назад +1

    I like the first knife, but i dont think many serious bushcrafters are going to take a folder. The Sakra looks cool, but wish theyd have gone with something other than D2. 14C28N wouldve been awesome.

  • @vancerants
    @vancerants Год назад +1

    On gun stocks it is called checkering 😉

  • @BrandonGavin_EDC
    @BrandonGavin_EDC Год назад

    Real steel has a thumb stud problem. They have multiple models where the studs are just like that. They work but aren’t great. The slip joint shape reminds me of your two sun slippie.

  • @richardhiam7901
    @richardhiam7901 Год назад

    Sacra, the ak47 of integrals......

  • @erinsquirkychannel501
    @erinsquirkychannel501 Год назад

    What do u think about the Viper Novis, or the damned designs wraith 14C28N, ethr any good, also do u know of any other like Kizer just did the tangram Orion and Santi fe budget knives didn't know about them until seen them on ur videos well the Santi fe was the Orion wasn't idt but loved it even more an don't currently have a flipper yet an want to get one, got the Qsp bluejean Micarta, houge deka Gen 2 green Micarta scales, mountain exclusive cjrb pyrite, Kershaw 2050 cheaper knife, an just got Para 3 Camo with Stonewash blade n clip waiting on it yet, but want great knives that call out to me unique like giant mouse ace biblio but desided to get the Para 3 instead but don't care for knives any bigger then 3.2 love titanium Micarta an wire clips not that into G10 or carbon fiber since ant got one to experience it as of yet, thxs love n learn alot from u 🙏🏻 also any videos on full titanium 100-200 range

  • @Mpafanai46
    @Mpafanai46 Год назад

    Love 'Sacra' ❤but the price could be lower as k110

  • @Qwerty_Q101
    @Qwerty_Q101 Год назад

    I think every heavy duty folding knife must have triad lock locking system...if not, is just another normal folder for fruit, paper cutting...

  • @CarlSanford76
    @CarlSanford76 Год назад

    You and yer plunge grind...

  • @ben9and1-3rd
    @ben9and1-3rd Год назад

    👍🍻

  • @Joshua-lx4ck
    @Joshua-lx4ck Год назад

    Breathe!

  • @DinoNucci
    @DinoNucci Год назад +1

    lowercase comment

  • @krutmasterv4791
    @krutmasterv4791 Год назад

    Those first blades look like kizer escort rip offs hahaha... damn near same blade shape

    • @wes.killed.it.5511
      @wes.killed.it.5511 Год назад +1

      It's a cookie cutter blade shape. Meaning that makers have been utilizing that exact blade shape for hundreds of years, and it has essentially been around so long that no one person can pinpoint its origins. Every single design utilizing a saber ground scandi with a tapered straight back after the first one ever created, have technically "copied" this blade shape. Just like how the Benchmade Bugout didn't invent the drop point, or how the QSP Penguin didn't invent the sheepsfoot, yet both are still considered original designs.
      Considering every blade shape has come from the ideas of someone else previously, only an actual clone that intentionally mirrors a design 1 to 1, and has copied logos/brand markings from another company, should be called out as copies and IP thieves. Everything else is pretty much fair play.