Cold Steel Kris Ti-Lite 2021 6”Serrated/6inch/4inch All new Ti-Lite Kris blades

Quick show of Cold Steel’s new 2021 Kris Ti-Lite blades. Couldn’t decide which one to buy so just bought them all! Wanted to show you guys in case anyone else is wondering about them like I was. Video shows:
Full Serrated Kris 6 inch Ti-Lite
6 inch Kris Ti-Lite
4 inch Kris Ti-Lite
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[@LEARSIKCIGAM]

these are the first mass produced kris blade folders ever, they are significant collection pieces

[@Gieszkanne]

If you dont count stilettos into that yes.

[@steveo13757]

In a self defense situation, the 6” serrated is the way to go, hands down. Thats the one I got.

[@Gieszkanne]

With the kris blade its even a kind of double serrated blade. Very nasty.

[@dunk3763]

the ONLY channel that has a good 4" review of the Kris Ti-lite :) SUBBED and thank you! i love this knife

[@DumbbellCentral]

Hey thanks man appreciate it! I made this vid specifically for people like you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@igingerbreadmann]

Thank you for the video! Hahaha so I did the same as you and ordered all 3. Have the 6 inch plain edge (both Kris and regular) And both Kris: 6 inch serrated and 4 inch on the way. Should be here by Friday 🙌🏽

[@DumbbellCentral]

Nice! You’re very welcome this video was just for people like you! Ordered some and now they’re on the way but you wanna check em out! The waiting is the hardest part but Friday’s not too far off! Enjoy!

[@markmartinez5335]

I want one. Were can i buy kris ti lite?

[@Kittyland123]

I dare you to use your espada xl at work instead of ti lite Kris and see what the coworkers will say! lol! 😂. I own many cold steels including the 6” ti lite and espada xl and there is a huge difference in size as we both know! 😊

[@DumbbellCentral]

lol yeah the espada XL would terrify lol😂

[@VicariousReality7]

I have the normal versions, nylon handles, theyre quite good for the price, now i want a kris large since that always impressed me quite a lot

[@DumbbellCentral]

They’re super fun. People are always impressed when you pull one out lol

[@Gieszkanne]

Far back CS had an in between size. At least on their voyagers. Todays XL size was called XXL and there was an XL size which was in between.

[@powerplay4real174]

Luv them serrations on that blade style ⚔️

[@kylethedalek]

I really like the look of the Kriss blade, but what is it good for? And is the fine edge kriss better or the serrated? Or what is the fine edge better at than the serrated? Sorry for all the questions just wanting to make the right decision before hand. Loved the review, need more people with your enthusiasm to make reviews! Subbed.

[@DumbbellCentral]

Hello! It’s actually designed for optimal slashing of meat etc but that’s not what I use it for although they work very well against breaking down large cardboard boxes. I like both the fine and serrated edge and use the serrated more for at work. I tend to cut a lot of zap straps at work and the serrated cuts them like butter whereas the fine edge would have a hard time. So it depends what kind of use you plan on doing with your knife. The fine edge would be better for cutting paper or fabric or anything where you want a smooth fine cut. The serrated is great for just tearing through whatever is in its path but can leave some ragged cuts compared to the fine edge. Thank you for the feedback and I appreciate the sub! I’ve collected quite a bit more knives over the past few months and I’ve been thinking about using my channel to a larger extent and doing more knife reviews.

[@kylethedalek]

@@DumbbellCentral Thanks very much for the reply! I really just like how it looks but if I can use it for other things I would go for the blade with the most usability. If you don’t mind answering one or two more questions, I can’t remember where I saw the info but a lot of people say serrated don’t blunt as fast, and can still be used when blunt? But once a fine edge is blunt that’s it. Then I got told serrated blades have limited uses, and the “teeth” get chocked up with material fast? Then a lot of people say Kris blades are good defensive tools but then so are serrations, so would the two combined make a good defence? (Not that I’m wanting it for such a thing, I just makes me wonder why they have made versions like this in the past for wars and such.) But I’ve seen a few people now say they use serrated blades all the time now, and I’m so confused because I’ve als ways been told serrated isn’t as good for an all rounder as a fine edge? My last question is how do you sharpen a Kris blade, and then how do you sharpen a serrated kris?

[@DumbbellCentral]

@@kylethedalek that’s a lot of questions! I’m no knife expert, just an enthusiast, but I’ll try and answer as best as I can! It’s true serrated will still cut when fairly blunt and a fine edge will not, but a fine edge can be resharpened when blunt no problem and with greater ease than a serrated blade. The serrations definitely get choked with material if cutting things like cardboard but it’s never really bothered me. Kris knives would be good for defense as the blade shape was originally designed for increased slashing ability so the blade design, plus serrations, would be very good for defense in my limited opinion. I would agree that the better all around knife for just every day use would be the fine edge. Again I use my full serrated blades for work because it suits my tasks very well over a fine edge but when I’m at home or out and about I always carry a fine edge knife. I would sharpen a Kris blade basically the same as a regular blade, just very carefully. I would try to not let it get ridiculously dull and keep it sharp regularly with a sharpening steel so that you don’t need to do major sharpening with a stone which is possible but a bit tricky. I sharpen my serrated knives almost identically to a regular blade with the exception being that I use a sharpening steel to aid with getting in the little teeth themselves. Almost like flossing your teeth but flossing the teeth on the blade with a sharpening steel. Hope this answers some of your questions!

[@shaunography7383]

@@DumbbellCentral Just came by to say how much your comment indirectly helped me. Rock on brother

[@DumbbellCentral]

@@shaunography7383 Thanks for saying thanks! 🤘🏼

[@12345678927164]

Freaking out your co-workers is part of why you buy a Kris Ti-Lite

[@Radimusdepirate]

Ti lights have always been right hand only which is why no extra pocket clip

[@DumbbellCentral]

Oh ok awesome thank you for clarifying I assumed on my other Cold Steels that they threw in an extra in case they broke!

[@sturmgewehr70]

I had a 6”, but sold it with others I’m selling. That 4” just looks too small for that blade presentation, but I’m jonesing for a serrated version for the damage it would inflict if need be, much like a Spyderco Civilian. Your thoughts on the 4”?

[@DumbbellCentral]

I’ve only had 6” ti-lites up until now and am finding that I’m reaching for the 4” more and more. It fits really nicely in the pocket and the blade presentation is not bad in person so I’m really liking it.

[@GunCollector007]

Nice. Convinced me to get some.

[@fightpsych]

Which would you recommend out of the 6 inch ti lites? -plain -kris -serrated kris

[@DumbbellCentral]

Hello! It’s hard to say really. For work I preferred the serrated as it cuts through things like zap straps really easily. For personal EDC use I would lean towards the plain edge 6” Kris

[@fightpsych]

@@DumbbellCentral thank you !

[@АлексейМихайлович-щ4э]

Покажи мне как режет это адское оружие что создано самим дьяволом

[@SpearfishingPL]

Super !

[@sturmgewehr70]

How sharp are the serrations?

[@DumbbellCentral]

Stupidly sharp like the rest of the blade. Not sure if you are familiar with Cold Steel or not but their blades always come ridiculously sharp and the serrations on their knives come just as wickedly sharp.

[@sturmgewehr70]

@@DumbbellCentral Oh yes, I’ve bought, collected, carried, and am now selling 20 plus years of Cold Steel products. Just wondering how the sharpness is on this relatively thick black with serrations.

[@DumbbellCentral]

@@sturmgewehr70 Oh ok awesome! So if you’re familiar with the serrations on the Voyager knives these are exactly the same and are equally as sharp even though the blade is a bit thicker. Hope that helps! I could always upload a video highlighting the serrations if you’d like just let me know!

[@kylethedalek]

How do you sharpen a Kris blade normally? Then how do you sharpen one with serrations?

[@tylerd947]

nice!

[@eezokk]

I've been looking for one of these anybody have any luck finding one? Shipping to canada byw

[@canadianninja1837]

Blades Canada just ordered mine now