Cold Steel Voyager Series Folding Knife with Tri-Ad Lock and Pocket Clip

The previous time I didn't write a review, but in this case, I felt it was necessary to share my experience. My personal knife collection is made up of Benchmade and Spyderco knives. Despite being up to the same quality standard as the two brands previously mentioned, Cold Steel always seemed a little bit less impressive. In the last year, my view of the world has changed. During the past 12 months, I have purchased five Benchmade knives and one Spyderco knife. There was no way for me to flick out the blade of the Spyderco. There were issues with four of the five Benchmades, including blade centering, uneven blade grinds, not as sharp as it should be, and one was even missing a Having wondered why Benchmade sends out such garbage, I wondered, "Why does Benchmade still do this?"? The job of the police is to perform this task. It was understandable when there was an issue every once in a while, but eventually it got to the point that I was afraid to order from Benchmade, believing chances were I would receive a knife with a problem. Cold Steel is here. was watching a Cold Steel video on YouTube when it came up. In this review, Cold Steel Voyager, with the new AUS grade 10a steel, is discussed. With an Axis lock, you can flick out the blade with your thumb as the reviewer does at the start of the video. The rest of the video captivated my interest, and my eyes widened further. A clip point or tanto point blade shape is available for the Cold Steel Large Voyager maximum blade length is 4 inches. This clip point blade caught my attention because of its aesthetic appeal. A total of $46 was paid to me. Compared to the standard Benchmade Griptilian, I thought that this was half the price. The price isn't much more than a glass of water, so it's not a huge deal in the event that it doesn't work out I'll know from holding it in my hand how it does. Just to keep my own mind at ease, I just felt the need to do my own review of the knife. The Cold Steel Voyager is larger and has a clip point that I ordered from Amazon. I received a knife with an extremely sharp edge, without any screws missing, and the blade was well balanced. My first attempt at opening the blade with the thumb stud worked. I managed to do it, although it wasn't as easy as opening an Axis lock. The Cold Steel customer service department was informed that I had seen a video in which the reviewer had been able to flick it open fairly Several days later, I was encouraged to open the blade 90 degrees and leave it open. In order to keep my blade sharp, I opened it 90 degrees and left it on my desk for a This time, I gave it another try seven days later. I am amazed. It's amazing how much difference there is. In comparison to an Axis lock, I am able to open the blade using the thumb stud 55% more easily. I literally close the blade by pushing down on the back lock, and it seems to close on its own without any extra effort. In the pivot, washers are made of bronze and Teflon. There are three branches to the Triad One of the strongest locks in the knife industry is the Ad lock. Despite the fact that I can flip it open and close easily with a flick, it has no blade play. Only the tension of the pocket clip has been a problem so far. Despite the tight pocket clip, it still fits. Removing a virus from your system is not straightforward From my pocket, I retrieved this clip. The Voyager is dropped into my pocket half the time, so the clip is rarely needed. Having owned several Cold Steel Voyager models, I am extremely happy with this one. Lastly, here are a few details Watched another video about Cold Steel and its AUS 10a steel, where the reviewer performed some rope cutting tests to see how the steel retained its edge. Based on his tests, the reviewer stated that Cold Steel's AUS 10a held its edge longer than the D2, the 154 cm, and the Steels like those can be found at other companies. What are you waiting for? Why not give Cold Steel a try? You can have this for $46, please. My excitement was overwhelming when I received my check for $1000.

Fallon Good

| Aug 09, 2021

Both are so comfortable in my large hand after handling both. The Voyager is by far more comfortable. This would be a very easy and convenient to use device for me, both opening and In contrast to Spartan, this Voyager XL has a much easier time using its Triad lock. As for returning the Spartan, I didn't like its feel and it was much heavier, in fact, I purchased an additional Voyager XL with a clip point blade instead. *For your information. The size fits quite well in my right side pocket I wouldn't have it as my only EDC item, but it could be carried. Oh, and you'll have to make the pocket clip modification since the pocket clip is a bit aggressive on jeans etc. Oh, and flipping open the cover can be done with an aggressive wrist movement As advertised, it is also AUS 10A. I have included some pictures of my knives to give a sense of their sizes. The Voyager XL tanto at the bottom, a Spartan at the top, a CRKT Hootenanny at the bottom, and a Ganzo G753 at the top of the picture. This is just a glimpse of how large the Voyager XL is. I've got much more, but it gives you an idea just how large it.

Anna Robles

| Jul 24, 2021

The biggest of the Biggies, it has a lot of reach, a lot of handle space, and a lot of I was surprised at the thickness of this tanto blade even to the tip, because I had a recon 1 tanto that looked skinny. But despite its monster-like thickness, the tanto blade came hair shaving sharp. While it is a big knife, it will fit in your With a price range in between $57 and $70, it's one of the best knives for yard work. It's incredibly sturdy and extremely robust It's so heavy, thick, and can hold so much force that I can see someone taking it hiking with them because it's good for hacking, prying, digging, and can-push. Most people are going to use it to show their friends at home as a cool knife that does all those cool things such as opening, brush clearing, etc. If you don't mind a small investment for such a cool, durable, beefy blade, it's a good buy. That's what I like about Most likely, I'll buy a few more of them in different I am not an expert in steel, but I have heard and read that aus10 (10a) steel is very similar The VG series is my favorite I have 10 delicas in my kitchen. It is more important to me that the edge remains tough than it is for wear resistance, so if it needs resharpening often, I am happy so long as it won't Steel of this grade, especially at this thickness, is tough enough to withstand a lot of pressure. Until now I have not yet been able to predict how long the sharpness will last. On YouTube, I've seen people beating up these knives in an ugly way, yet they do not It has to have toughness that's what I want in a big blade. This knife is very cool, and perfect for those who love giant folders, thick blades, and affordable prices.

Hector Galloway

| Apr 30, 2021