The Tempest is a good looking knife. Both knives look plenty durable but I would also feel better wearing out a Kershaw knife although I think it will take you a while. Kershaw are usually pretty durable. Thanks for sharing and taking the time to watch. Cheers.

@@thecanadianedge1 I just got it today and tried it out. It's as sharp as my Tempest knife and a lot sharper than my Kershaw Cryo. I like the Cryo, but it's about twice as loud when opening compared to the Kershaw Analyst. I like the stealthy opening of Kershaw Analyst. The clip is in a good position on the Kershaw Cryo and on the Kershaw Analyst it's a little annoying to have it where I try to grip the handle, but it's still okay.

lol. Good question. It would definitely exclude a lot of the knives I own. Thanks for always watching and being supportive. Take care my friend.

Happy belated birthday and I hope that you really enjoy owning that knife. They do seem like a well built knife. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers

Nope. Sorry. There is no lanyard hole. I hope that you are not too disappointed by that news. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

@@thecanadianedge1 Cheers!

Nice. I hope that you get good use out of it. My wife added this to her hiking collection. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers.

It is not necessarily dull but not as sharp as most Kershaw knives are out of the box. It still cuts. Thanks for taking the time to comment and watch. Cheers.

I thought I mentioned it to you but you have seen so many of my knives lately that it is hard to keep it all straight. I will show you next coffee. Thanks as always for faithfully watching and encouraging. Take care my friend.

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Thanks Jay. It is a great knife and you of course would be able to get it cheaper than I did. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Take care my friend.

Hi Brian, Yes I thinking US $75ish. I am really impressed Kizer products and particularly this model! Thanks again for sharing this comprehensive review!

@@jld3229 Thanks for all of your encouragement Jay. Take care.

That's okay. We can disagree on the looks. It is good that we have a difference of opinion. I really like the fidget factor of this knife. It is great that you got an good deal on the upgrade. I hope you get lots of use out of it. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers.

Auto correct can be annoying.

I understand. Not everybody fidgets with their knife. The 112 is a great knife and that is a great price. It usually sells for $50 or more here in my neck of the woods. The 110 is also a great choice for an everyday carry. Thanks for watching and sharing. Welcome to the channel. Cheers.

They do make a few swords. Thanks for always being there. Take care my friend.

It is nice and thin and light. It is so far seeming like a decent knife. Thanks for taking the time to watch.

It seems sturdy and decent fit and finish. I am hoping it is a good knife in the long run. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

I am sorry to hear that but I am glad it was an easy fix for you and I hope that you get lots of good use of the knife. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers.

Thanks. I am really happy with it. It is proving to be a very reliable knife. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers

Glad you got a good deal I hope it proves to be a good knife for you. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers

Good question. The pouch is just for storing it when you are not carrying it. A lot of people collect the knives and if you don't have a display or storage case you can just store it in the pouch. It keeps it from getting all scuffed up in a drawer or tool box. If you are using it, you probably don't care if it gets scuffed up. Also I think companies throw them in so you feel like you are getting a little extra for your money. Thanks for asking and thanks for watching. Cheers.

@@thecanadianedge1 Great answer Brian! How much did it run in Canadian money?

Thanks. I think so as well. Thanks for your continued support my friend.

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Thanks for all your encouragement. I am looking forward to getting the review out there as well. Take care my friend and thanks for watching.

Thanks for sharing that. Apparently there is a tool you can get for adjusting the pivot which helps as well. This has been a good knife for me and I am not in any hurry to part with it. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

I am glad that you found a knife that works for you and they do seem like a decent knife. I hope that you get lots of use out of it. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers.

Thanks for mentioning that. I did look after I did the review and saw that that was the case but it is good that you brought it up. Thanks for taking the time to comment and watch. Cheers.

Hi Jay. I suggested that to the knife owner but she is not sure where the pocket clip is. It is a great suggestion though. Thanks for taking time to watch. Take care my friend.

Not to seem like I’m acting like a know it all but I use blue lock tight on all my pocket clips.

@@douglasfromalberta2456 I appreciate you mentioning it as well. It is good to have the confirmation. I suggest to people that they use it as well. Thanks for sharing. Cheers.

The Cavalier is definitely slimmer and a bit smoother pivot action. It is more of a gentleman's knife and the Decatur is more of an everyday use. That said the Cavalier would work as an everyday carry as well. I no longer have the Decatur as a friend of mine really liked it and it is now his edc. Both are good knives and I wouldn't have a problem carry either one. Thanks for the question and thanks for watching. Cheers.

The perks of doing maintenance on a friends knife.

That is interesting. It seems to me that this one is AUS 8 but you may be right. Thanks for sharing that info. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

I didn’t realize there was another way to pronounce it but I am glad I did it correctly. Thanks for sharing and watching. Cheers to you.

I guess there's ways to mispronounce it. I picked up one of these, found it a little bulky for a front pocket carry but works well in the cargo pocket. I like the flipper action because of that it sees more action than the 110 I also carry at work. Have a 110 auto but that's not for the work environment, I really like that one for it's one hand opening ability.

@@dennislloyd494 lol. I guess you are right. I am glad that you found this knife useful. I am jealous that you can have auto knives as they are illegal in Canada. The auto 110 is a nice knife. Thanks again for sharing. Cheers.

I feel your pain, been there, Canadian born and bred, been in the big country for 30 years now. Living in Arizona, it's the best state for firearm ownership and knives are considered arms and are therefore protected, even swords could be carried, I've only seen it twice in public.

@@dennislloyd494 I might have to move to Arizona or just make the best of it here in Canada. Thanks for sharing. Take care.

Good to know. I haven’t had a problem but I don’t carry mine that much. Thanks for sharing that information. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

I am so glad you like it and it went to a great home. I hope you get years of use and enjoyment out of it. Take care my friend.

Thanks my friend. You are right, it is a good budget price. Thanks for watching. Take care my friend.

It is a stainless high carbon steel called T10. They often use it to make some varieties of swords. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

Hey Jay. It is always good to learn new things. I have trouble keeping up with all the steel varieties. Thanks for taking the time to watch. I hope all is well with you? Take care my friend.

I am glad that this knife works for your needs and this knife may draw attention but not usually the scary or imposing kind. Good on you for sharpening it yourself. I hope you get continued good use out of it. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

It is. Thanks for taking time to watch. Cheers.

It is one of my first shorts. Oh well, I hope you enjoyed watching it.

Just showed up now in my shorts. I absolutely am obsessed with flashlights. Looking forward to a review 👍🏼

Hopefully it doesn't get lost. Take care my friend.

Maybe there is a good reason for not wanting one. I find most people who are against them are just intimidated by them. My wife didn't really see the need for one until she started hiking and now she has about 5 of them. Your wife may come around yet.

Thanks for the kind word. That is a great price. My knife was stolen at a garage sale. I might replace it one day. I hope you get great use out of yours. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

Sorry to hear about it getting stolen ,thieves seem to be everywhere unfortunately... Thank you for your kind words too. : -)

@@samthehikingman9484 Yes. Thanks. I am more careful with my knives now. Have a good one.

I am not sure why it does. Is it an older knife? Some of my older SOG knives have it written on the blade. Thanks for watching. Cheers

@@thecanadianedge1 I swear to God I have never bought a new knife, I swear they are all returns or rejects or overstock haha. Guess I need to buy at the factory gift shop. 🤣

@@nullface_YT lol. I feel bad for you. I hope that they are the real thing and last a long time for you.

It is a nice knife. I hope they work on weight reduction but I like the button locks as well. I hope you enjoy the knife when you pick one up. Thanks for commenting and watching. Cheers.

So far so good. Thanks for dropping by my friend. Take care.

You are welcome to criticize. No worries. This model actually is called a Coeus. It is the KU292A model and is slightly different than the Atlas. I like the look of the Atlas though. I found the info on Kubey’s webpage. I am glad you shared that though because it is confusing when knife companies use the same name but a different model number for different knives. Just name each knife and avoid the confusion would be easier. Thanks again for sharing and have a great day. Cheers

@@thecanadianedge1 I think Kubey has it listed wrong on their website. The Ku122 has been called the Coeus since it dropped, and now they just dropped a premium version the Kb286 also called the Coeus. It is available at Kubeys site for $280 but Chicago knife works has the non dlc version for $167.55, timascus inlays on both sides. The 286a in silver ti, timascus inlays, S35vn stone washed blade. The 286b is black ti, timascus inlays, S35vn dlc coated.

I am glad you found a knife you like. I hope that if you purchase one it works well for you. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

I like the look and I have been enjoying carrying this knife. Thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers my friend.

Thanks for popping in and watching. Take care my friend.

Thanks for the kind word and thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers.

Thanks for mentioning that. I was personally aware of that but unfortunately I don't have the tool to make the adjustments. I appreciate you sharing that for people who were not aware you could adjust it. I like when people add useful information. Thanks for watching. Cheers.

I agree with your evaluation of this knife. I would like to see some jimping and a little weight reduction. I like your idea of them continuing on and being like the Leek. That is an interesting thought. Thanks for sharing and watching and I hope that you are correct.