Brief Review of Spyderco Yojimbo 2

[mhanlen]

So this was sent to me in a pass around type review. One guy passed it to me and I passed it back. I agreed not to beat the crap out of it, like I do with some of the Chinese knives I review- but it gave me a chance to mess around with a cool blade.

I have a small collection of knives, so it's my first experience with a compression lock- but since I've been EDCing an Endura 4 for years it's not my first Spyderco.

I'd like it if the knife was a bit bigger, but I still liked it a lot.

I'm posting this on tapatalk, so hope it's formatted correctly and isn't breaking any knife forum laws.

I shot this with a few cameras I have, and I intersperse my own weird sense of humor into the video. Again I usually do a bit more testing, but I wanted to baby this since it isn't mine.

You might have seen this review on reddit on knife club where I'm a member. Anyway here it is.



[video=youtube;cKbWryirvME]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKbWryirvME[/video]

 

[Slauterhause]

I watched this earlier today on YT from a link in a completely different forum somewhere. Loved the video, and the way you mixed the review with actual humor. Very well done, I subscribed.

 

[mhanlen]

Thank you! I'll have some more coming in the near future, with more actual use. Glad you liked it.

 

[TIZWIN]

Very well done. It's a bit beyond those boring table-top video reviews that have a pair of hands and a disembodied voice.

 

[BluegrassBrian]

The peel ply/s90v version is great alternative too, if you don't want the standard G10/s30v configuration.

 

[mhanlen]

Very well done. It's a bit beyond those boring table-top video reviews that have a pair of hands and a disembodied voice.

I tried to make it somewhat entertaining, to some people anyway. Thanks!

The peel ply/s90v version is great alternative too, if you don't want the standard G10/s30v configuration.

You think it'd be hard to improve on the standard, but that one looks even nicer. Not to mention the steel.