Hey Ben. Just wanted to say you are a natural born Utuber. Your reviews are honest, unbiased, and very thorough. I really appreciate your reviews and go to your channel first to do my research. Cheers!
When using the scissors, you should push sideways to the left with the thumb as you cut. That pretty much fixes the cutting issues. You don’t need to with Victorinox.
The Vic Workchamp is about the same size as the L51-B, but it's over an oz. lighter, and it has a file, a larger locking prybar, two sizes of Phillips drivers, a small screwdriver for the corkscrew, and a toothpick. The Ruike has a little bit wider blade with a thumb stud, a rescue cutter, an in-line and larger awl, larger tweezers, and a pocket clip. I give the Workchamp the edge because of the file.
Yeah, Ruike knives are a bit on the heavier side. I would just see this as a solid knife with some bells and whistles and wouldn't bother with bigger models. OR... If you put it in a backpack, then who cares. Vic has a huge lead on them when it comes to weight. But I have to admit, they look really cool.
Swisschamp has an inline Phillips opposite of the magnifying glass. This Ruike looks ok, but something that wide I don't like pocket carry, belt pouch for me, had my Swisschamp 8 years now and it's never let me down. This Ruike could be a good idea for a person who might need something in their car but not my flavor, good review as always.
They make different models that are smaller with less tool options.. I have a single blade with glass brake twisters and a pocket clip But there's other options... I find it to be of Better than decent quality
Swiss Champ on my belt at work, fixing medical equipment. Rarely have to go to the toolbox, and while it may get a chuckle from workmates from time to time, I have earned the reputation of always being prepared.
I recently rec'd a Boker multi-tool (Tech Tool?) as a gift, and the sender and I were guestimating that the tool you describe as a "rope cutter" might also possibly be a strap cutter, as in seat belt strap, due to it's fixed angle when opened. Rope cutter makes sense also. 👍 On a side note, the fit & finish of the scales on the Boker are done well.
Fenix Flashlight owns Ruike (pronounced "Rake")...Fenix is based out of China. "Flashlight manufacturer Fenix is getting into the knife business under the brand RUIKE Knives" according to an article on Knifenews on April 4th 2017. I own a few of their dedicated pocket knives and they are good quality
Seems pretty good. I always like to learn about sak alternatives. This is reminiscent of the boker plus line. The saw was very impressive. Great review 👍
Thank you for your video, it helped me with my decision. I have a L21-B already. Very good edc. But if you want to play, you want to play them all 😅 I ordered one. Best regards from the Bavarian Forest - Bernhard
I have the Böker tech tool 8 and the Ruike rescue knife. The steel is the same, the workmanship close enough to be called identical, my boker was engraved by laser and shipped from Germany... The finish on the handles is quite different, the Ruike is rough feeling, not perfectly CNC, done cheaply with cross grain, the Böker is a fluid shape that runs the body and is excellently finished and all round feels stronger. The tool selection and tool fittings in both feel excellent and operate butter smooth.
Hi! i believe Sanrenmu produces this knives. I bought an wa721 medium model 2 layers. Beats any sak in blade steel and blade geometry. Skeletamized Stainless steel liners, not aluminium. Tools runing on fosfer bronze washers. Torx screws not rivets.Being sold under an Aliexpress store name. Just searche for wa721. They have a more layers model and other 2 small models available. Vic eyeglass screwdriver does not fit in the corkscrew without some filling in the screwdriver plastic.
One selling point of these Ruike multi-tools is that the main blade is made of Sandvik 12C27 steel. It should have much better edge retention than the simple stainless that Victorinox uses.
I have model no. LD11-B Single blade knife with glass break, twisters And pocket clip... It's actually not a bad knife at all especially for the money.... I would recommend it.
I use Victorinox Ranger Wood 55, Ruike rescue knife and Böker tech tool 8 saws in my gardening, cutting at tropical plants, nasty lime tree, seriously fibrous palm fronds, cutting through plastic piping and all 3 knives are a joy. I prefer the grip on the larger and more curved Victorinox ranger wood 55 when sawing as it is less slippery and very sturdy. The saw on the Victorinox is 5% better than the other two. (Tiny meaningless difference)
I got a Boker Techtool 4 which is made by the same people, same build quality. They are well made, all the tools work. If you wished the blade on your medium SAK was a little beefier and you value just about indestructible liners this range of tools is worth a look. If you do activities where weight counts, you're putting in the miles on foot, it's too heavy for how useful it is, find an equivalent SAK, my No#4 is heavier than my Rangergrip 78? (Can never remember that things number!).
I have the Böker Tech Tool 4. It is one of the Medium Size knives. The scissors of my Victorinox knives are better. The Böker scissors cut paper very well but with paracord I have the same problem with bending. So I bent them very carefully with my Pliers to the other side. Now they work much better. Perhaps I will show it on my channel in the next days (sorry but it is in German).
It's an unusual name, my money is on "Roo key". I love the construction of these knives, torx screws instead of hammered/pressed studs is fantastic for longevity and service. It seems to be their version of a SAK Hercules. But without a blade lock ! ☹️ Evo Grip serrated scissors are AWESOME !
Believe its pronounced "Rake" and interestingly enough they're using the same manufacturer or possibly manufactured by one of bokers factory's cause boker the exact tool to boot (got a boker tech tool its the exact same design only major difference in mine is its carbon fiber laminated black g10).
After digging further there's its either "roo key" "rook" and "roo kay" so at this point I'd agree your prounounciation is accurate in the American marketing front for some reason its rake so I chalk it up to bad translation and bad pronouncing.
Great review! My question is, is the Vic 's screwdrivers fit to the cork bottle opener of the Ruike? Also on the belt/rope cutter , the end is a small flat driver i think and it has nice leverage. but pity, the blade is not locking. the big Vics as outrider and Ranger i think they have locking blades. But main blade of the Ruike seems good quality steel and also much larger
Ben thanks for the review. That is a very interesting option. Just from seeing it in this review It appears to be very similar to Boker+ knife based multitool. What’s your opinion?
@@txtoolcrib I think Sanmremu too come out of the same factory. In Taiwan or China (in response to Todd's question). But very good quality overall, I have a couple of Bokerplus knives - the Atlas and Mini Techtool - and am very impressed with the quality.
For the weight, I’d rather carry a Wave. And it’s most likely superior in several ways. Having said that, I like seeing new entries into this product segment.
I got the LD51-B, with the locking, one-handed blade. It's definitely nice. I do not like the pliers that much and the scissors do not have a thumb-pad like the Surge. But I do like it. Did you miss the tweezers or did I miss that part? Better than Vic tweezers, the Ruike's are larger and more robust, albeit a bit rounded at the tip so still not perfect. Another great review, Ben! Thanks for taking the time.
This is set up like the Victorinox Hercules, with a few changes. The serrated blade is nice on these large Ruikes. The serrated blade on their medium tools are not that good.
Awesome review! I’ve been looking at these for a while, but I never got one thinking they looked a little chonky. I have often wondered if Ruike is the OEM for Boker Plus, because a lot of their pocket knife multitools are very similar (maybe even the same). The serrated knife is a little weird and the awl makes me nervous after you mentioned that spring 😅 but overall, I really like this a lot! Thanks for the review my friend!
I haven't seen anyone else point this out, here or anywhere else, so I'm going to ID the elephant in the room. Is there any difference at all between these Ruike pocket knives and Boker Plus?
It amuses me how many people will legitimately turn down an item for being Chinese. Some of my favorite brands are based in China, (I.E. Olight, Civivi, etc) just because they have a lot of junk manufacturing factories doesn’t mean the whole place is a garbage scow. The Chinese actually know what their doing, now it’s just a matter of finding a company that cares more about their product than their immediate profit.
Also, in the vast global supply chains, China is ALWAYS a part of it. If it is not the product, it is the tools/machinery. You can't bankrupt the CCP by not buying stuff that is worth the money. Zebralights are tough lights. They're made in China but damn are they the finest things I have ever held.
True I love some of their knives but you are buying from a country that takes all the money they make and give none of it to the people that work extremely hard for the Chinese and they are worked like a dog over there. But yes,it is interesting why people hate Chinese stuff.
I bought a Gerber Armbar Drive just because I hate Victorinox slim blades, I have broken a couple while working and not being super careful, so I needed a sturdier knife blade. But the scissors are awful really really bad. Any Idea on how to mod or even improve them?
The blades on 93mm alox models are a fair bit thicker and sturder. Or if you're not limited by knife laws as I am here in the UK you can step up and go for a 111mm locking bladed model. But at the end of the day no folding knife is going to take as much punishment as a full tang fixed blade.
@@simonh6371 im thinking on buying a chinese multitool pliers, then splitting up both handles (sacrificing the pliers) so I would end with 2 robust multi knives. Ive seen that Many times, folks doing so with the leatherman sidekick, rebar, etc. But Im not ready to experiment on a high quality one.
I have one of these, if with another brand on it. The overall quality is really impressive but that super odd serrated 45° blade thing drives me totally nuts. I hate it, don't ask me why. Also the backsprings on mine are a little to weak for my taste. Odd thing: it's made in China but considerably more expensive than comparable Victorinox knives where I live.
У этого ножа неправильные пружины его механизма. Одни слабые, другие наоборот. И что хуже, часть инструментов не выйдет открыть, если рука замёрзла. У Victorinox никогда не было таких проблем. Да, они нагло взяли именно Victorinox за основу, и немного переделали, но улучшив в одном, сделали хуже в другом. И да, он дорогой для китайского ножа.
And in the vast supply chains of the world (one that was exposed by the pandemic), we all know that one way or another... It all leads back to China. Surefire is made (not assembled) in the US but all the machinery they used for that comes from China. I say just forget it and don't stop yourself from enjoying a couple of really good products. I mean Zebralight is a US company that manufactures in China but I am not quick to judge. Zebralights are amazing, rugged flashlights as well as Olight.
Nick Shabazz, a fine knife CZcamsr, pronounces it as you do, a rake like the tool you use on your lawn. Check him out, you will appreciate him i`m sure.
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Hey Ben. Just wanted to say you are a natural born Utuber. Your reviews are honest, unbiased, and very thorough. I really appreciate your reviews and go to your channel first to do my research. Cheers!
When using the scissors, you should push sideways to the left with the thumb as you cut. That pretty much fixes the cutting issues.
You don’t need to with Victorinox.
The Vic Workchamp is about the same size as the L51-B, but it's over an oz. lighter, and it has a file, a larger locking prybar, two sizes of Phillips drivers, a small screwdriver for the corkscrew, and a toothpick. The Ruike has a little bit wider blade with a thumb stud, a rescue cutter, an in-line and larger awl, larger tweezers, and a pocket clip. I give the Workchamp the edge because of the file.
I think the L61 comes with a file as the additional layer.
Yeah, Ruike knives are a bit on the heavier side. I would just see this as a solid knife with some bells and whistles and wouldn't bother with bigger models. OR... If you put it in a backpack, then who cares. Vic has a huge lead on them when it comes to weight. But I have to admit, they look really cool.
Really happy with the number of uploads lately !!
Really digging that knife blade. Probably the best design I've seen on an MT. I'm tempted!
Go far it, they're inexpensive.. I have a single bladed model that I like.
Looks a lot like the Böker Plus Tech Tool Carbon 4 tbh.
Same maker
Right?
Because it is 🙂
All design and made by Sanremu.
How about that? No sooner did I hit "post" on my comment above and I see this one.
Swisschamp has an inline Phillips opposite of the magnifying glass. This Ruike looks ok, but something that wide I don't like pocket carry, belt pouch for me, had my Swisschamp 8 years now and it's never let me down. This Ruike could be a good idea for a person who might need something in their car but not my flavor, good review as always.
They make different models that are smaller with less tool options.. I have a single blade with glass brake twisters and a pocket clip But there's other options... I find it to be of Better than decent quality
Swiss Champ on my belt at work, fixing medical equipment. Rarely have to go to the toolbox, and while it may get a chuckle from workmates from time to time, I have earned the reputation of always being prepared.
I recently rec'd a Boker multi-tool (Tech Tool?) as a gift, and the sender and I were guestimating that the tool you describe as a "rope cutter" might also possibly be a strap cutter, as in seat belt strap, due to it's fixed angle when opened. Rope cutter makes sense also. 👍
On a side note, the fit & finish of the scales on the Boker are done well.
Love ruike knives. I own the p801 sf and it's very very factory sharp and edge lasts a good amount of time.
Fenix Flashlight owns Ruike (pronounced "Rake")...Fenix is based out of China. "Flashlight manufacturer Fenix is getting into the knife business under the brand RUIKE Knives" according to an article on Knifenews on April 4th 2017.
I own a few of their dedicated pocket knives and they are good quality
Seems pretty good. I always like to learn about sak alternatives. This is reminiscent of the boker plus line. The saw was very impressive. Great review 👍
Both are made by Sanrenmu. The Böker TT are identical to the M-series, except Böker has rounded scales. Quite a plus in my book.
Thank you for your video, it helped me with my decision.
I have a L21-B already. Very good edc.
But if you want to play, you want to play them all 😅
I ordered one.
Best regards from the Bavarian Forest - Bernhard
I have the Böker tech tool 8 and the Ruike rescue knife. The steel is the same, the workmanship close enough to be called identical, my boker was engraved by laser and shipped from Germany...
The finish on the handles is quite different, the Ruike is rough feeling, not perfectly CNC, done cheaply with cross grain, the Böker is a fluid shape that runs the body and is excellently finished and all round feels stronger.
The tool selection and tool fittings in both feel excellent and operate butter smooth.
Hi! i believe Sanrenmu produces this knives. I bought an wa721 medium model 2 layers. Beats any sak in blade steel and blade geometry. Skeletamized Stainless steel liners, not aluminium. Tools runing on fosfer bronze washers. Torx screws not rivets.Being sold under an Aliexpress store name. Just searche for wa721. They have a more layers model and other 2 small models available. Vic eyeglass screwdriver does not fit in the corkscrew without some filling in the screwdriver plastic.
....I am sure its of good quality edc. I would just prefer a combination simillar to the SAK Bantam....its just my preferance....
Great review! That is a decent set of tweezers. A couple BAND-AIDS and a set of tweezers are always in the sheath with my Charge+.
Thanks for the review Ben!
One selling point of these Ruike multi-tools is that the main blade is made of Sandvik 12C27 steel. It should have much better edge retention than the simple stainless that Victorinox uses.
The LD43 looks a nice toolset and carry size.
I have model no. LD11-B
Single blade knife with glass break, twisters And pocket clip... It's actually not a bad knife at all especially for the money.... I would recommend it.
I use Victorinox Ranger Wood 55, Ruike rescue knife and Böker tech tool 8 saws in my gardening, cutting at tropical plants, nasty lime tree, seriously fibrous palm fronds, cutting through plastic piping and all 3 knives are a joy. I prefer the grip on the larger and more curved Victorinox ranger wood 55 when sawing as it is less slippery and very sturdy. The saw on the Victorinox is 5% better than the other two. (Tiny meaningless difference)
Very intersting knife. I'll watch to see when you get a smaller version to review.
I would of liked to see you try out the pliers and what your take on them would be 👍 I did enjoy your tool review ✅ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I'd say 12c27. Is better then both 8cr and 420hc
Replace the corkscrew with a cross head driver and it's a winner.
No can opener is a deal breaker. They coulda did a combo opener like in sum Victorinox models. And Leatherman.
I agree with you about the tweezers
I beleive these are the same manufacturer as the Boker tech tools.
They are. Both are manufactured by sanrenmu. They make also some more nice knives
My thought exactly. Seem like Bokers model may be discontinued or at least unavailable and Rukie picked up on the model.
I'm almost positive that at one time there was a page on their website that said it rhymes with "brake".
Oof.
I got a Boker Techtool 4 which is made by the same people, same build quality. They are well made, all the tools work. If you wished the blade on your medium SAK was a little beefier and you value just about indestructible liners this range of tools is worth a look. If you do activities where weight counts, you're putting in the miles on foot, it's too heavy for how useful it is, find an equivalent SAK, my No#4 is heavier than my Rangergrip 78? (Can never remember that things number!).
I have the Böker Tech Tool 4. It is one of the Medium Size knives. The scissors of my Victorinox knives are better. The Böker scissors cut paper very well but with paracord I have the same problem with bending. So I bent them very carefully with my Pliers to the other side. Now they work much better. Perhaps I will show it on my channel in the next days (sorry but it is in German).
That L31 looks real promising
I had my eye on that one as well.
It's an unusual name, my money is on "Roo key".
I love the construction of these knives, torx screws instead of hammered/pressed studs is fantastic for longevity and service.
It seems to be their version of a SAK Hercules. But without a blade lock ! ☹️
Evo Grip serrated scissors are AWESOME !
Believe its pronounced "Rake" and interestingly enough they're using the same manufacturer or possibly manufactured by one of bokers factory's cause boker the exact tool to boot (got a boker tech tool its the exact same design only major difference in mine is its carbon fiber laminated black g10).
@@Horde334 I agree with part of your comment. But only Americans would think Ruike is pronounced Rake.
After digging further there's its either "roo key" "rook" and "roo kay" so at this point I'd agree your prounounciation is accurate in the American marketing front for some reason its rake so I chalk it up to bad translation and bad pronouncing.
That knife blade in your Ruike looks very similar to my Böker tech tool, not at all like the Ruike rescue knife.
Great review! My question is, is the Vic 's screwdrivers fit to the cork bottle opener of the Ruike? Also on the belt/rope cutter , the end is a small flat driver i think and it has nice leverage. but pity, the blade is not locking. the big Vics as outrider and Ranger i think they have locking blades. But main blade of the Ruike seems good quality steel and also much larger
Ben thanks for the review. That is a very interesting option. Just from seeing it in this review It appears to be very similar to Boker+ knife based multitool. What’s your opinion?
These and the Boker tools are made by the same manufacturer as I understand it. They have very similar styling for that reason.
@@txtoolcrib
Made where?
@@txtoolcrib I think Sanmremu too come out of the same factory. In Taiwan or China (in response to Todd's question). But very good quality overall, I have a couple of Bokerplus knives - the Atlas and Mini Techtool - and am very impressed with the quality.
For the weight, I’d rather carry a Wave. And it’s most likely superior in several ways. Having said that, I like seeing new entries into this product segment.
In what world 420hc is superior to sandvik steel exactly?
They are not even in the same league, not even in the same realm as far as metallurgy goes.
@@clintwestwood3539 no one made that claim.
I got the LD51-B, with the locking, one-handed blade. It's definitely nice. I do not like the pliers that much and the scissors do not have a thumb-pad like the Surge. But I do like it. Did you miss the tweezers or did I miss that part? Better than Vic tweezers, the Ruike's are larger and more robust, albeit a bit rounded at the tip so still not perfect.
Another great review, Ben! Thanks for taking the time.
I caught the tweezers at the end.
17:30 yup, I missed you talking about the tweezers. I like them, nice and big.
Seems like that rope cutter was also set up as a foil cutter for wine bottles.
This is set up like the Victorinox Hercules, with a few changes. The serrated blade is nice on these large Ruikes. The serrated blade on their medium tools are not that good.
Personally I own both and prefer the leatherman t4 above all
Why a cork screw. I never understood the value of having this on a knife.
Awesome review! I’ve been looking at these for a while, but I never got one thinking they looked a little chonky. I have often wondered if Ruike is the OEM for Boker Plus, because a lot of their pocket knife multitools are very similar (maybe even the same). The serrated knife is a little weird and the awl makes me nervous after you mentioned that spring 😅 but overall, I really like this a lot! Thanks for the review my friend!
Sanrenmu is the oem for both
id rather carry their ld-41 b than a free t2 or t4 , the thumbstud really levels the ruike up and i dont need the saw from the 51
Is the Ruike saw tapered toward the spine? I ask because the blade seemed to bind during the cut. A tapered blade should eliminate this problem.
It is. It was more user error. I didn’t have my vise as secure as I should have, and that dry wood was closing on me more than it normally would.
Can the ruike corkscrew hold the Victorinox micro screwdriver?
Good question..
terrible name but good question...🤭
Нет, но её можно подточить. Шаг витков разный.
The main downside is the screwdriver on the curved blade
This looks like a Swiss Army Knife on steroids, but the hinge pins sure need to be a little more beefy to accommodate for the increased size!
I haven't seen anyone else point this out, here or anywhere else, so I'm going to ID the elephant in the room. Is there any difference at all between these Ruike pocket knives and Boker Plus?
I can imagine it’s heavy,,I have 41 model and it’s still heavy for my taste but it’s very useful and beautiful multi tool…
Cybertool 41 is my EDC. Rarely need any other tool (honestly miss the fish descaler from my Swisschamp from time to time...)
It amuses me how many people will legitimately turn down an item for being Chinese. Some of my favorite brands are based in China, (I.E. Olight, Civivi, etc) just because they have a lot of junk manufacturing factories doesn’t mean the whole place is a garbage scow. The Chinese actually know what their doing, now it’s just a matter of finding a company that cares more about their product than their immediate profit.
Also, in the vast global supply chains, China is ALWAYS a part of it. If it is not the product, it is the tools/machinery.
You can't bankrupt the CCP by not buying stuff that is worth the money. Zebralights are tough lights. They're made in China but damn are they the finest things I have ever held.
True . But they are still communists
@@masonrains5010 that may be, really doesn’t change anything to do with certain companies making garbage and certain others making gold.
True I love some of their knives but you are buying from a country that takes all the money they make and give none of it to the people that work extremely hard for the Chinese and they are worked like a dog over there. But yes,it is interesting why people hate Chinese stuff.
I bought a Gerber Armbar Drive just because I hate Victorinox slim blades, I have broken a couple while working and not being super careful, so I needed a sturdier knife blade. But the scissors are awful really really bad. Any Idea on how to mod or even improve them?
The blades on 93mm alox models are a fair bit thicker and sturder. Or if you're not limited by knife laws as I am here in the UK you can step up and go for a 111mm locking bladed model. But at the end of the day no folding knife is going to take as much punishment as a full tang fixed blade.
@@simonh6371 im thinking on buying a chinese multitool pliers, then splitting up both handles (sacrificing the pliers) so I would end with 2 robust multi knives. Ive seen that Many times, folks doing so with the leatherman sidekick, rebar, etc. But Im not ready to experiment on a high quality one.
its made in us?
pls check out the m51 ruike. smaller....
I have one of these, if with another brand on it. The overall quality is really impressive but that super odd serrated 45° blade thing drives me totally nuts. I hate it, don't ask me why. Also the backsprings on mine are a little to weak for my taste.
Odd thing: it's made in China but considerably more expensive than comparable Victorinox knives where I live.
Oh, thats just the pocket clip tax.
Do you plan on reviewing the leatherman PST 2
Good idea
Oh god thats horrendous
When he turned the tool sideways for the first time? 😜
I just don't see how they added a pocket clip. That is just impossible.
Y u say that?
Like a tech tool
Me gustan mucho las navajas
Yeah...Victorinox has been around for over a century, and didn't release a Coof into the world.
У этого ножа неправильные пружины его механизма.
Одни слабые, другие наоборот.
И что хуже, часть инструментов не выйдет открыть, если рука замёрзла. У Victorinox никогда не было таких проблем.
Да, они нагло взяли именно Victorinox за основу, и немного переделали, но улучшив в одном, сделали хуже в другом.
И да, он дорогой для китайского ножа.
I do what I can to avoid Chinese products but it ain't easy and sad to say, for me it's been impossible
I know what you mean but when it comes to knives Remember that they have been making knives decades before the United States was even a country.....
And in the vast supply chains of the world (one that was exposed by the pandemic), we all know that one way or another... It all leads back to China.
Surefire is made (not assembled) in the US but all the machinery they used for that comes from China.
I say just forget it and don't stop yourself from enjoying a couple of really good products. I mean Zebralight is a US company that manufactures in China but I am not quick to judge. Zebralights are amazing, rugged flashlights as well as Olight.
It is pronounced like "Ray-K", in chinese Ray means Sharp, and K means Dudue. So... sharp dude.
Genial
Ruike is German: Roo'-ee-ka
As a german, I assure you it is not.
@@vibeslide goteeem
Nick Shabazz, a fine knife CZcamsr, pronounces it as you do, a rake like the tool you use on your lawn. Check him out, you will appreciate him i`m sure.
I thought these were made in Taiwan, Taiwan is a different country, just ask the people who live there...
The country code for the phone number on their website is 86, which is the country code for China, not Taiwan, unfortunately.
There is no need for a knife on a multi tool . I carry a utility blade and a real pocket knife
It seems you're in a somewhat exclusive club with that opinion 😉
....I am sure its of good quality edc. I would just prefer a combination simillar to the SAK Bantam....its just my preferance....