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375 Testing [VIDEO]

peter

August 29, 2013 17:06

Tracy and I wanted to show that the 375 Adamas fixed blade is not only a great tactical choice but also a good all around utility knife. Hope you enjoy this video.

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theoneandonly

August 29, 2013 17:25
Been debating whether or not to get one of these... Debates over...
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kyle915

August 29, 2013 23:16
Nice!
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nosuchagency

August 30, 2013 00:19
wish my employer would pay me to dig up holes & start fires in back parking lot instead of pushing paper.
nice video; definitely put blade through its paces and then some.
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reinan

August 30, 2013 00:52
Don't know why but it won't come through on my iPhone like all the others.
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geocyclist

September 03, 2013 01:14
Very nice video. They just keep getting better. I am glad to see the bush craft tasks, especially for a knife like this one.

For Peter: Can you cut the large rope freehand and not on a cutting block? Normally when I am cutting large rope I fold it over, hold the rope in 1 hand and the cut with the other. It looks easy to cut with a cutting board (maybe it's not) but you definitely need a sharp blade to cut rope freehand in 1 cut.
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peter

September 03, 2013 16:02
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For Peter: Can you cut the large rope freehand and not on a cutting block? Normally when I am cutting large rope I fold it over, hold the rope in 1 hand and the cut with the other. It looks easy to cut with a cutting board (maybe it's not) but you definitely need a sharp blade to cut rope freehand in 1 cut.

Yep, that's how I generally cut rope. We have a spool of the nylon rope that I pull from and cut it free in the one handed fold over manner. worked fine with the 375. certainly can be more difficult to do in a single cut with other blades.
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