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We'll start off with an interesting poll: which would you rather have: 2018 Corvette Stingray or a Kubota SSV65 skid loader. The responses are eagerly awaited.  Then we will consider a high quality titanium folder, the Kunwu Knives X TAO in ELMAX steel. This is an xlnt knife with high quality features but my bottom line on it may surprise you in this SF KRV.  

Kunwu X-TAO Elmax steel semi custom folders  https://shrsl.com/45prc 

Primary Arms SLX 1x Cyclops red dot, rec'd  https://shrsl.com/3u4y0 

Bestech Exploit Framelock https://shrsl.com/45prf (might review this one w support, looks xlnt!) 

Spyderco Sage  https://shrsl.com/45prh 

Olight Marauder Mini, very xlnt  https://shrsl.com/45pri

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Mark Higginson

Skid loader without question. It provides way more versatility. A true first kind of cool.

Nicolas Royston

I choose whichever is worth more; so I can sell it and get an early 70's corvette and a used skid at auction. Probably still have some left over.

Antwon Harris

Both. Can I say both? All the content. 😂

HappyFrancisMacomber

Kinda looks like the tnp lion steel blade but not nearly as well executed

DudeDudeDude

If I had that skid loader I would have make one hell of a berm.

Christopher B.

Corvette.. though this is a reminder I should live somewhere where the skid would be useful to me.

Onewizeguy

Skid loader for sure. That’s equipment that can make me money.

David Gaines

I have a farm and a mile long gravel driveway. Kubota all day

DACampbell

Skid loader for sure - for my land. Knife looks cool but the weight, price, and design misses mean a no for me. Since you are reviewing items in that price range, would you consider reviewing the CRKT Provoke EDC? An interesting concept with a price driven by IP payments to the inventor I'm sure.

Seeker Keyl

I can't comfortably fit inside the Corvette (not enough headroom) so I will take Kubota. I don't have much of a use for that either really, but I could probably find something to do. Regardless, a useful thing unused is better than a useless thing unused. As for the knife, it doesn't do it for me. Too heavy, not digging the metal handle, and if I am getting any new knives, I have been really liking the constant radiuses edge of the spydercos recently ...

Ian

Skid steer for sure. And if I'm gonna spend $200+ I'm looking for USA made. When goin 'overseas production I'm looking for $50 or less. Ganzo has amazing quality for the price, D2 or 440c with a crossbar lock. (as you have mentioned)

Craig Tabor

Would not buy that. I'd prefer some upscale upscale blade reviews.

Wade Yohr

I would go with the corvette. I don't have the space to utilize a skid loader. Where a blade is made doesn't matter to me, as long as it does its job and I get good price to performance.

Jordan Embry

I've got the carbon fiber version and it's amazing. A full size knife that is crazy light. Gonna pick up their new one soon hopefully

Trevor K

Skid. No use for a car like that.

Phillip Robinette McKracken

Skid loader. Could do a lot of hillside forest projects with it. Plus it's easier to pick up chicks with a Kubota. Literally. Even if they have a few extra twinkies on the thighs.

Pedro

Wife have a C5 Vett, but a C7 would be faster. A skid steer would be fun, but not much use in the city. My vote C7 to join our C5

Jon Pease

Kubota would earn enough to buy a vette. I agree on the knife, lightweight, with gimping is the way to go!

Nathan P Hubsch

Finally getting back to watching reviews, I have so much to binge now. I buy blades in this price level all the time and use them, I'd pass on this one for a couple reasons. Just the looks on this thing are pretty average, I mean it looks like about 1,000 other knives that are $50. My high end steel of choice is M390 for its corrosion resistance and edge retention. I also like having lanyards on my carry blades, so lack of a hole is a letdown.

Zane

I'm surprised to read so many people opting for a $30k skid loader vs a $50k Corvette... Corvette for me all day 👍 But I live in Vegas, so the skid is not much use. Pretty much exactly what you said in the vid

Hold Fast Joe

I don't have that knife but I do have that olight. It's fantastic on battery life and the flood is impressive. I've used it a lot in the garage working on my car. Super handy to have at home, I get a lot of use out of it

Maplebrew

Skid all day, stingray is a badassery of lust. Can do anything but cruise around and get icecream (I’ll do that when I’m 60) but a skid steer is a mine machine. Target range work, driveway clearing, and side $$. Can’t get ahead doing a 9-5, got to be a hustler. And the last and only decision, I can write off all expenses of the skid and screw the irs

Tom M

Kubota. I have a BX tractor with a backhoe and the thing is a Swiss Army knife.

Caleb Gips

My family and I farm land …we have a Deere skid steer and not a corvette…point proven lol

WILLIAM MEYER

I'm with the group! Skidster is the best, pragmatic choice for me. Have plenty of 2-wheel toys so a 4-wheel toy would be, uh, redundant. Besides, the versatility of the skidster for projects around the place makes it preferable to me.

Josef Shaker

Skid steer for sure. I'll make money with it then go me a vette too

BadgerTails

Kubota comes with the hauling trailer? Da Skid....KRV!!! Let's go!!!

Andrettski

Vette over skid loader but if it was a 15-20K LB track hoe, might be a different answer.

Duncan Wood

A 2018 corvette would be a liability, a Kubota COULD be an asset.

Carl Bailey

The Kubota would be more useful for me.

Rhi Alsup

PHU says I’m going with the Kubota!!

Lorenzo

Terms of service won’t let me watch this video either

hoplite ⚔️

I think I looked at that knife for a moment and then saw the price and lost interest. Not that I won’t buy a blade in that $ territory, but it just didn’t keep my attention. Do like the clip and blade shape though.