Karambit "Trainer" Knives (Video 5 of Karambit Series)

[@memesterjeff7049]

I got the first one on amazon, it might take a long time for it to come but hey! It’ll be worth it. It’s also my very first trainer. Never had one before (I am also a child)

[@Towelie4200]

I suggest ebay 3 day shipping from Califronia, from one seller

[@memesterjeff7049]

@@Towelie4200 oh I already bought it

[@bladebruddahs6676]

That's great! Thanks for the comment!

[@kobe.talamantez]

I got a Cold Steel Trainer (like the one you have), and while it is okay, I still feel the need to get something more realistic in terms of weight. Is the grip on the alloy trainer comfortable enough to hold, or do you need to get a cord wrap or something for it?

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Hey, thanks for the comment! The alloy trainer has smooth edges so it is quite comfortable.

[@kobe.talamantez]

@@bladebruddahs6676 so I have one more question, have you ever tried the steel training karambits by KCCEdge or Falcon? I've heard of them, but some of the reviews are a bit iffy, because they claim the edges of the ring and the corners of the blade (similar to the folding ones you have) are sharp, despite the descriptions of both claiming that they're dull

[@kobe.talamantez]

@@bladebruddahs6676 nevermind I learned the hard way, it came wickedly sharp, it was not dull at all. Avoid the KCCEdge "training" karambit

[@bladebruddahs6676]

@@kobe.talamantez Hey thanks for the heads up! Sorry you had to find out the hard way.

[@swiruly]

where did u get ur alloy fixed blade trainer?

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Hey, thanks for the inquiry! I picked up the trainers via eBay.

[@swiruly]

@@bladebruddahs6676 thank u! im thinking about purchasing the alloy trainer from malasong. what weight do you recommend for training knives?

[@bladebruddahs6676]

@@swiruly Hello, so the best weight should be close to the real blade you are using. The current alloy trainer I use is about 5 oz.

[@An_Arab]

Are the foldable ones legal in the uk

[@bladebruddahs6676]

I'm not any legal expert. I did find the following online - www.knivesandtools.com/en/ct/uk-knife-laws.htm

[@crisp4707]

Are the alloy fixed blade trainers good ????

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Hi, thanks for the inquiry. They are quite durable and the weight helps with training.

[@DOOMINATER_]

can i get a link for allow

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Sorry, not sure I understand your request.

[@DOOMINATER_]

@@bladebruddahs6676 for the fixed allow karambit

[@bladebruddahs6676]

I understand now... Here you go: a.co/d/8uXNEqf

[@DOOMINATER_]

@@bladebruddahs6676 Thanks

[@Nicco925]

If you buy weapons for self defense. THEN YOU BETTER TRAIN WITH IT!

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Appreciate the comment, and agree wholeheartedly.

[@Miracle0915]

So the first karambit u showed is basically a toy

[@bladebruddahs6676]

Thank you for the comment. Arguably yes but the purpose is to safely train and prepare yourself if you should ever use the real one.

[@Miracle0915]

@@bladebruddahs6676 the first karambit is safe to use right? If I train with it and it hits a part of my body I won’t get a cut or get hurt right?

[@kobe.talamantez]

@@Miracle0915 The First one is a Cold Steel Rubber trainer. It's not sharp at all. It's basically just plastic.

[@kobe.talamantez]

@@Miracle0915 Also I purchased the First One a few weeks ago, there's absolutely no chance I'll hurt myself with it (just don't poke your eye with it, as you shouldn't do with anything else)

[@lukas-on8ft]

Uhm