If you don't trust what he said you could try to run the test yourself. It's not nice to say he's a lier just because he didn't post any video![]()

There was no tricks, both knives were dull after the test, the reason the Randall didn't chip, even if it's in 440b, so it has a lower resilience than Infi are two reasons.
First... The metal behind the very edge of the Randall was a bit thicker than the metal behind the very edge of the sarsquatch.
Second... Randalls are tempered softer. Even if the metal has a low resilience, once it's tempered soft it will tend to have plastic deformations (a ductile reaction) instead of chipping (fragile reaction)
A concrete test never proves nothing. Never proves which steel holds an edge longer because unless you're just having fun, you'll never have a reason to use the edge of your knife to break concrete blocks. If you really should make your way out of a brick wall, you would use the spine of the knife, not the edge. Because guarantee or not, Busse or even God Knife Works, you'll have a ruined edge. And if you are in a REAL situation where a blade is a necessity, you'll never do anything that will ruin the sharpness of your instrument intentionally. To ruin the sharpness you'll already have the normal use.
So, noone I know in my country is so stupid to say Aisi 440 stainless steel series in superior in any way to Infi (exept for stain resistance of course), the test Marsus did was not to destroy the Infi reputation, it was just to show that Busse is not the only good blades to use and to trust on.
Infi is WAY thougher, holds an edge better, is more Elastic and has an higher breaking limit than any 440 steel.
Simply 440b or O1 forged and tempered by Randall will get the job done even if is not Infi.
