Review Harnds CK7006

 Review Harnds CK7006

Introduction

For a few years now, user requests that they wanted less weight and size in their pieces have had an effect, and manufacturers and designers have followed suit.

However, there are knives from the golden age of chinese cutlery that are already legend. This is one of them and I think I owed this review-tribute to it.

It is one of the most mythical Harnds knives, the Blazer CK7006, because knives of this size are no longer made (or very few). But there is another good news: it maintains the price of that wonderful time.

Exterior design and appearance

I have no doubt that the first thing that occurs to someone who sees it for the first time is something of the “what a beast” type, and that is that its dimensions are impressive.

We have a “clip point” blade of a generous length and thickness, Hollow grind and 9cr18mov steel. At this point we must stop to explain that at the time to which the knife belongs, D2 steel was not practically used as it is now, but almost all were Chinese steels of the type 7cr17mov, 8cr13mov, 8cr14mov, 9cr13mov and 9cr18mov, this being last one of the best that could be found. Of course this, among other things, also affected the fact that the parts were cheaper before than now,

Challenge: The edge that defines me

Challenge: The edge that defines me

Reflection: Lock types

 Reflection: Lock types

What I like the most/less of my last 10 pieces - 2 / 2 -

What I like the most/less of my last 10 pieces - 2 / 2 -

Purchase links of my last 10 pieces reviewed in the channel:

Sanrenmu S725: http://bit.ly/2AJXGZx

Land-Sanrenmu 9046 LCC-GH-T3: https://goo.gl/vBNczv

CH 3504: http://bit.ly/2AvsZaj      Cupón/coupon: MAP

Harnds CK6119BK Pollux: http://bit.ly/2M6uwoB

Sanrenmu 7023 LUC-SA: http://bit.ly/2J8Hf8g     Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF

Sanrenmu 7045 LUC-PH-T4: http://bit.ly/2u9zTg1    Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF

Sanrenmu GB4-913P: http://bit.ly/2KLcyvq     Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF

Sanrenmu 4059 BUC-PH: http://bit.ly/2LhyHgV   Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF

Land-Sanrenmu 8103: https://exduct.com/en/all-products/outdoor-knives/sanrenmu-knives/sanrenmu-srm-land-8103-8104-frame-lock-pocket-knife-outdoor-tactical-camping-tools-detail     Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF

Land-Sanrenmu 9103: https://exduct.com/en/all-products/outdoor-knives/sanrenmu-knives/sanrenmu-srm-land-9103-9104-9107-frame-lock-pocket-knife-12c27-folding-blade-tactical-tools-detail     Cupón/coupon: XTU5OFF 

Review Harnds CK6119BK Pollux

Review  Harnds CK6119BK Pollux

Introduction

Harnds is a quality brand that does not bring out too many models, but they tend to make a positive impression on the public who loves knives. Recall some of his successes such as the Viper, Blazer and Talisman models.

Well, just released two new models called Castor and Pollux, basically the same knife but with different blade.

After the last huge success of the Harnds Talisman, let's see what his Pollux model offers us.

Exterior design and appearance

There is no doubt that its look something reminiscent of his previous and successful model Talisman in things like the handle or the opening "flipper" without thumb studs on the blade (i love that aesthetic). Clarify that Pollux is available in 3 colors, orange, green (but then the blade is coated) and black. The one we are analyzing is the one of black color (that necessarily is with non-coated blade as with the orange scales). In this i think they should have taken the 3 colors with both blade ends, coated and satin.

Review Harnds CK9168 Talisman

Review Harnds CK9168 Talisman

Introduction

The knife that i present to you today, can not be any other than... special. Special in different senses that we will be weeding little by little. The most ambitious of Harnds to date.

The Harnds brand is known for folder knives with quite success as the Harnds Ck6015 Viper or the Harnds CK7006 Blazer (the latter with a lot of quality but not much sold for its size and weight, one thing is a critical success and another a sales success... ). With the Talisman model we have the highest level knife of the brand so far, leaving the group Ganzo, Enlan etc. And trying to compete with brands like Real Steel.

Let us begin…

Exterior design and appearance

Well, I have to say, that in designs there is nothing written, and some can be very attractive to some people and the same be horrible to others. In my case, as i have said before, my favorite opening of a folder knife is with a flipper, although sometimes it does not go as smoothly as it should and leaves the blade half open or you have to use a lot of wrist. I like "flippers" for both aesthetics and functionality, for me is the most comfortable way to open. But aesthetically there is something of a knife that i can like even more, and that's when the incredible combination of "flipper" + "absence of thumb studs" is given, i love that. But unfortunately there are hardly any models in Chinese quality brands (Enlan, Ganzo, Harnds, Sanrenmu...) that meet those two requirements, in fact, one of the things i love about the Enlan EL01 is that. Well, here we have another model with "flipper" and no "thumb studs", creating an impressive aesthetic and even giving the feeling that the blade is going to be able to use more, for example if you pierce deeply, the “thumb studs” will not interfere.

General view

Review Harnds CK6015 Viper

Review Harnds CK6015 Viper

Introduction

This time we bring you the latest surprise in the world of quality chinese knives of a relatively new brand: Harnds. This company came with their models "nyx", "knight", "pandora", "viper" and "blazer" in general the reviews of these models are good and the two higher-end models are "viper" models "blazer" in which G10 handle quality and improved steel makes its main stars. But surely the model "viper" is one that has had the greatest fame and number of sales, and it is what we will analyze.

Exterior design and appearance

There are two versions, the viper CK6015 classic and the viper CK6016 "black mamba" whose difference with the CK6015 is it brings black coated blade and handle with mixed edge. Its design is out of the ordinary, many say it has a classic design, and when I hear this "classic design" comes to my head the old knives, when there wasn’t "tactical" concept, wood or plastic handles, weak locks... i think even though at first glance may seem classic, if we look a little more closely we see that is a wolf in sheep's clothing and it could be well a tactical knife as I'll show below:

Overview