Neurohaptic just means your brain interpreting what you physically feel. In phones, we have "haptic feedback" to make it feel as though you are pressing buttons, but really it is just a little set of vibrating motors to make it feel like you clicked something that actually doesn't depress. A Mac laptop has a giant track pad that feels like you are depressing the surface when you "click" it, but it actually doesn't move at all. There is just a vibration haptic that mimics that feel and tricks your brain. A real button that moves or even the keys on your keyboard are real, physical, tactile experiences. Haptics is faking it in some way, often through vibration
MORE GAVKO collaborations please. (Do the Nurse or baby Great white next) XL looks nice - Hopefully not milled out and lightened - the solid feel is what makes a Gavko..
I was literally working in a warehouse while watching this. As soon as I saw the Pyrus, the first thing I thought was “damn, that would be perfect for the warehouse!” Lol
How about instead of fun and creative designs they make some functional durable working knives. I work in the trades as an electrician and we all carry knives, in construction most guys use a flat blade like on the wharncliff or reverse tanto, we use it to strip large cables, and a curved drop point isn't optimal for that and many other construction applications. But I was surprised to find there are almost no button lock knives with a wharncliff or reverse tanto blade, for example the elementum wharncliff they offer there's no button lock for easy use with gloves, the armarite is the one option but it's large and bulky. Just sell that elementum wharncliff with a button lock, preferably with a tough steel that holds an edge. And for reference what you're trying to compete with or replace is the Milwaukee fastback and I'm sorry but that utility blade holder knife civivi sells with the set screw is a terrible option. You have an open market in the construction world. Edit: I just want to add one thing, I saw the new ExOne offered by Civivi which isn't shown in this video, and it's a great candidate but again doesn't have a button lock on a knife with a flat blade (reverse tanto or wharncliffe). Sell that ExOne with a button lock so it can be used with gloves on to open/close and I for sure would buy it. Again just to recap: for construction use you want a button lock for use with gloves, a flat slicey not too thick blade in reverse tanto or wharncliffe, and a very durable steel that holds an edge because we slice into things that have copper or metal parts in them. Lastly I don't want people to think I'm whining and want a knife specially made JUST for me, I honestly think these are criteria that would make a great knife for lots of workers.
Klein has a competitive option to the fast back and check out the Sencut Watauga . 45$ in D2 green Micarta with a button lock . I’ve already stripped a mile of boat cable and Romex with mine .
Lol. I guarantee u no knife company see the Milwaukee fastback as competition. Also search other companies there are tons of knife that fit your specs. For instance the qsp penguin button lock. It's a wharncliff in 14c28n which is a great budget steel. And it's about 65 bucks.
@@jeremyweisinger8655 Yes sir, I saw that QSP penguin while searching. My main point being its a very under saturated market, the button lock with a flat blade (reverse tanto or wharncliffe). Thanks for pointing that out though in case I hadn't seen it. The Pyrite is also close, but there's a bit of curve to their blade design. Also I noticed the new ExOne by civivi is a great candidate, but once again no button lock.
@@gladeshunter8796 Thanks brother I appreciate the info. I've seen that Klein utility flipper, and hoping to replace the utility blade knives I use with something more premium. Btw DeWalt just came out with a new utility flip knife. Anyways, I remember seeing that Watauga in my search for the button lock flat blade and I guess I thought to myself "eh it's D2, and Sencut is budget" so I wrote it off hoping to find something better but was surprised with how limited the options are with that criteria. Perhaps you're right that Watauga will do until the day a company comes out with better. Just imagine a Rex-121 or MagnaCut reverse tanto with a G-10, Micarta or Ultem handle. That's what we need to work on the job day in day out
Oh, BHQ, my last two orders came with no sticker(s) swag. I'd like to think Zirconium tear would get little stuff. (While true, I'm just bummed to not get a Stabby Hotdog sticker lol) 🤘🏼✌🏼
Some of WE knives are priced crazy. Especially since its all china made and not American. Think ill stick with other Chinese companies like kizer, Twosun, and kansept for now.
There's a stern jump in quality and design from WE knives that is without a doubt noticeably visible and physically tangible when handling them compared to most other companies currently. Nothing against Kizer, Twosun, or Kansept (I own 13 Kizers, 6 Twosuns and 3 Kansepts) but WE is simply making knives on a different level than those companies currently and they have to price them accordingly. The Kizers you're referring to are in the $160-$200 range are absolutely not on the same level as far as machining, polishing and overall design aesthetic as the knives WE has been dropping the last year and a half.
I like how WE will make larger versions of their knives when people complain about being too small but they won’t make smaller versions for those of us who like smaller- more pocket friendly knives 😕
What's happening? You guys didn't show up the knives enough so we could get a good idea of the design. I like to see the knives not only you guys handle it. Why you guys show the green slim knife?
We knives have really become boring. They release too many knives and not enough of anything really interesting anymore. The lame axis lock one reminds me of an Aliexpress knife from like 10 years ago. I have been wondering when they would release an axis lock, but as expecting something more exciting. None of these are Neurohaptic for me, and I am afraid that I will never "Need" another Civivi knife again. They are turning into Kershaw with the silly designs that bring absolutely nothing new to the table.
Buy a CRK and you’ll never "need" another knife again. I have literally shelved 50-60 folders and kept my large sebenza in pocket everyday. Today I almost switched it for my demko ad20.5 but I flicked it open and closed a few times put it away and stuffed the sebenza back in my pocket. Buy once, cry once!
camerawork: can't keep up presentation: 1/2 seconds of full front view. after that playing around for too long convo: lot of cringe vibes from the full body dude purpose of video: geeking out and not showing products well
That new snex design needs either studs or a different opening hole, please dont ruin such a cool design with a crap opening method again like with the vision. Also make sure the pocket clip is ambi!!!!
Y’all forgot the green micarta one
I was waiting on the green micarta one. I even rewound to make sure I didn't miss anything.
What was it?
😂😂😂
We were asked to pull this knife during the editing stage. Coming soon!
Speculating - That looks like a CEO with micarta handles and possibly upgraded steel?
I’m pretty sure it’s a sencut coz he said he got 2 sencut’s but only he showed 1. 19:56
I was waiting for that one too.
I love it when they stare at everything and dont show the camera.
Neurohaptic in knife terms means "this blade will tickle your brain."
only here for the Snecx Designs
We knife are killing it lately but there’s just too much - it’s all good but I think the over saturation hurts them
Neurohaptic just means your brain interpreting what you physically feel. In phones, we have "haptic feedback" to make it feel as though you are pressing buttons, but really it is just a little set of vibrating motors to make it feel like you clicked something that actually doesn't depress. A Mac laptop has a giant track pad that feels like you are depressing the surface when you "click" it, but it actually doesn't move at all. There is just a vibration haptic that mimics that feel and tricks your brain. A real button that moves or even the keys on your keyboard are real, physical, tactile experiences. Haptics is faking it in some way, often through vibration
When did Bradley Cooper go to work for Wevivicut?
SenWeVi
All right, all right, all right.
@@luispinsf7538 wrong dude
He does look like bradley cooper. 😂
Bro from civivi looks just like Bradley cooper!
MORE GAVKO collaborations please. (Do the Nurse or baby Great white next) XL looks nice - Hopefully not milled out and lightened - the solid feel is what makes a Gavko..
Gotta have that high fin xl! Love the small one, their stuff is really nicely done. Zizzit too, so much fun to fidget with.
Wasn't the mini buster a snecx design?
Yeah. I think they locked onto Super Lock knives only and forgot that one.
@@wgkincheloe2458 thats what I was coming down here to say
I was literally working in a warehouse while watching this. As soon as I saw the Pyrus, the first thing I thought was “damn, that would be perfect for the warehouse!” Lol
Please!!! Show us the DBK colab with Civivi and with a crossbar lock!!!!
The Civivi Fixey, is whats got me crazy! Since im such a fixed blade guy, i can’t wait to see the variants of that🔥
How about instead of fun and creative designs they make some functional durable working knives. I work in the trades as an electrician and we all carry knives, in construction most guys use a flat blade like on the wharncliff or reverse tanto, we use it to strip large cables, and a curved drop point isn't optimal for that and many other construction applications. But I was surprised to find there are almost no button lock knives with a wharncliff or reverse tanto blade, for example the elementum wharncliff they offer there's no button lock for easy use with gloves, the armarite is the one option but it's large and bulky. Just sell that elementum wharncliff with a button lock, preferably with a tough steel that holds an edge. And for reference what you're trying to compete with or replace is the Milwaukee fastback and I'm sorry but that utility blade holder knife civivi sells with the set screw is a terrible option. You have an open market in the construction world.
Edit: I just want to add one thing, I saw the new ExOne offered by Civivi which isn't shown in this video, and it's a great candidate but again doesn't have a button lock on a knife with a flat blade (reverse tanto or wharncliffe). Sell that ExOne with a button lock so it can be used with gloves on to open/close and I for sure would buy it. Again just to recap: for construction use you want a button lock for use with gloves, a flat slicey not too thick blade in reverse tanto or wharncliffe, and a very durable steel that holds an edge because we slice into things that have copper or metal parts in them. Lastly I don't want people to think I'm whining and want a knife specially made JUST for me, I honestly think these are criteria that would make a great knife for lots of workers.
Klein has a competitive option to the fast back and check out the Sencut Watauga . 45$ in D2 green Micarta with a button lock . I’ve already stripped a mile of boat cable and Romex with mine .
Lol. I guarantee u no knife company see the Milwaukee fastback as competition. Also search other companies there are tons of knife that fit your specs. For instance the qsp penguin button lock. It's a wharncliff in 14c28n which is a great budget steel. And it's about 65 bucks.
@@jeremyweisinger8655 Yes sir, I saw that QSP penguin while searching. My main point being its a very under saturated market, the button lock with a flat blade (reverse tanto or wharncliffe). Thanks for pointing that out though in case I hadn't seen it. The Pyrite is also close, but there's a bit of curve to their blade design. Also I noticed the new ExOne by civivi is a great candidate, but once again no button lock.
@@gladeshunter8796 Thanks brother I appreciate the info. I've seen that Klein utility flipper, and hoping to replace the utility blade knives I use with something more premium. Btw DeWalt just came out with a new utility flip knife. Anyways, I remember seeing that Watauga in my search for the button lock flat blade and I guess I thought to myself "eh it's D2, and Sencut is budget" so I wrote it off hoping to find something better but was surprised with how limited the options are with that criteria. Perhaps you're right that Watauga will do until the day a company comes out with better. Just imagine a Rex-121 or MagnaCut reverse tanto with a G-10, Micarta or Ultem handle. That's what we need to work on the job day in day out
So, as I understand it, "neurohaptic" is the brain's response to tactile stimuli.
Oh I get it… see the knife, buy the knife.
@@Letmetellyouwhat I think it is more like "Brain like clicky knife, brain feel good!" At least that's how I interpret it.
Oh, BHQ, my last two orders came with no sticker(s) swag. I'd like to think Zirconium tear would get little stuff.
(While true, I'm just bummed to not get a Stabby Hotdog sticker lol)
🤘🏼✌🏼
Ohhh the HighFin XL,,, that's a must...👍👍🔪 Carry the original at least once a week.
Some of WE knives are priced crazy. Especially since its all china made and not American. Think ill stick with other Chinese companies like kizer, Twosun, and kansept for now.
There's a stern jump in quality and design from WE knives that is without a doubt noticeably visible and physically tangible when handling them compared to most other companies currently. Nothing against Kizer, Twosun, or Kansept (I own 13 Kizers, 6 Twosuns and 3 Kansepts) but WE is simply making knives on a different level than those companies currently and they have to price them accordingly. The Kizers you're referring to are in the $160-$200 range are absolutely not on the same level as far as machining, polishing and overall design aesthetic as the knives WE has been dropping the last year and a half.
Already know we’re going to need a premium WE version of that Civivi HID.
Forgot about the Buster - this is at least the 4th Snecx knife WE has put out
Think they were just referring to Super-lock models
Oh man dat was ruff
That bright green aluminium knife looks interesting!
That tiny chef's knife is cute...
O we definitely need a budget version of the sneks
What is that one with the green micarta?
We were asked to pull this knife during the editing stage. Coming soon!
Closer, straighter knife shots please.
I like several of the Civivi’s this time. Any idea when they are dropping??
All right, give it up for scratch and sniff😂
What the hell was the green micarta one!?
We were asked to pull this knife during the editing stage. Coming soon!
I like how WE will make larger versions of their knives when people complain about being too small but they won’t make smaller versions for those of us who like smaller- more pocket friendly knives 😕
Someone is a search for words today😂....
Wish he would've brought some ballpark pricing tho...
Damn, this is the first time I've seen a we/civivi/sc product vid and thought... Well, i dont like ANY of this
"WE" please!!!!! use different premium steels also keep up the good work on thr texturing of the Titanium also better choice of fatcarbon
We Knife still uses that guy?
Needs more purple
Does WE Bradley cooper know anything about out his own companies knives. Sooooo weird how vague and uninformed he is about his own products.
$100 for a 14c28n kitchen knife seems steep from a chinese company
Like we civivi sencut their nice
Biophase is sweet
Isn't Ostap Hel 1 of the main reasons for civivi's success?
I currently have only 3 civivis.
Steel on the Civivi HID? Blade length? Overall?
Either gonna be 14C28N or Nitro-V like usual
What's happening? You guys didn't show up the knives enough so we could get a good idea of the design. I like to see the knives not only you guys handle it. Why you guys show the green slim knife?
We need a smaller Guthrie😢
More B rolls, please!
The height difference is distracting
25:25.... needs a fuller remove thumbstud
all these Chinese companies 👎
Keep supporting them
We knives have really become boring. They release too many knives and not enough of anything really interesting anymore. The lame axis lock one reminds me of an Aliexpress knife from like 10 years ago. I have been wondering when they would release an axis lock, but as expecting something more exciting. None of these are Neurohaptic for me, and I am afraid that I will never "Need" another Civivi knife again. They are turning into Kershaw with the silly designs that bring absolutely nothing new to the table.
bye 👋
Buy a CRK and you’ll never "need" another knife again. I have literally shelved 50-60 folders and kept my large sebenza in pocket everyday. Today I almost switched it for my demko ad20.5 but I flicked it open and closed a few times put it away and stuffed the sebenza back in my pocket. Buy once, cry once!
Even when I want to see the knives I can’t make it through these bladeHQ videos..
camerawork: can't keep up
presentation: 1/2 seconds of full front view. after that playing around for too long
convo: lot of cringe vibes from the full body dude
purpose of video: geeking out and not showing products well
Disagreed, they did great. Fun and informing watch.
That new snex design needs either studs or a different opening hole, please dont ruin such a cool design with a crap opening method again like with the vision. Also make sure the pocket clip is ambi!!!!