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YouTube - Muela TORNADO 18 W
This is a "review" (I guess) of a Muela Tornado knife. If it looks familiar, I think that someone in the Muela factory in Spain saw a SOG SEAL 2000. I have one, and think it's a pretty good knife. But, although I like the accompanying music, what does this video really tell us about the knife?!
Actually, because the maker does give sharp views of the workmanship, it does some good. But most Internet knife "reviews" consist of some fellow on a vanity trip turning the knife in his hand, while telling us where he bought it, or other extraneous data. One of the few reviews for the Buck No. 120 General did point out that it is the knife used in the "Scream" movies. That's good to know. Glamour image...
What is wrong with these guys? What makes them qualified to "review" the knife if they know so little about the products?! Some video makers can't even pronounce the brand names correctly. I watched several Buck "reviews" last night in which none of the narrators knew that Buck handles are made of a phenolic resin. Buck has been publishing that for years!
Very seldom do I learn more from one of these videos than I could from a company brochure.
Am I missing some good ones?
T-Star
This is a "review" (I guess) of a Muela Tornado knife. If it looks familiar, I think that someone in the Muela factory in Spain saw a SOG SEAL 2000. I have one, and think it's a pretty good knife. But, although I like the accompanying music, what does this video really tell us about the knife?!
Actually, because the maker does give sharp views of the workmanship, it does some good. But most Internet knife "reviews" consist of some fellow on a vanity trip turning the knife in his hand, while telling us where he bought it, or other extraneous data. One of the few reviews for the Buck No. 120 General did point out that it is the knife used in the "Scream" movies. That's good to know. Glamour image...
What is wrong with these guys? What makes them qualified to "review" the knife if they know so little about the products?! Some video makers can't even pronounce the brand names correctly. I watched several Buck "reviews" last night in which none of the narrators knew that Buck handles are made of a phenolic resin. Buck has been publishing that for years!
Very seldom do I learn more from one of these videos than I could from a company brochure.
Am I missing some good ones?
T-Star
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