01:11 and 01:35 I own this one, my problem is it opens too easily, point up (I prefer point down so if it opens in the pocket it minimizes your chance of getting cut, and you can't alter the clip to make it ambidextrous so it's a right-hander's blade only. I nicked a finger because I carried it on the left pocket and it came open on it's own. Mine was factory razor sharp, I don't test blades on cardboard or 20lb bond print paper like I see in a ton of videos, but on thinner receipt paper to see how sharp it is... this one passed that with flying colors. I did find it strange that out-of-box it was sharper than my walmart 6" fillet knife which shocked me. I consider the walmart blades mixed quality as well (their multi-tool has a lot to desire though I buy them because the pliers and file are nice to have around). I have several of their bait cut knives I've bought over the years, the blade grinding geometry and sharpness varied and worse than this knife.
Hey Mark. Great Video. I'd rather watch you unbox and review knives than a "knife connisseur". All the finger flipping and fidgeting irritates the fire outta me. I could watch your reviews all day! That blade that you refer to as a "tango" is actually a Wharncliffe or a modified sheep's foot. WalMart actually has many other models this year. They have several different spring-assist opening knives in the 7-8 dollar range and several other 7 inch fixed blades as well. I've noticed that the selection at different WalMarts differ as well. Some have many of the available models and some have almost none. Check around at other WalMarts if there are any available to you. I'd love to see you unbox and review some of the others, especially some of the new springers. Keep up the good work!
Love to check out Walmart Christmas knifes but this year my local store was really lacking only had one of those in stock was a big letdown thanks for the review of your knife finds
