So the other day I happen to be poking around youtube when I stumbled across a rather goofy person doing reviews on knives from a company I have never heard of; MLL. I'm always on the lookout for something unique and different, especially if it's from a company that's not mainstream, so instantly I'm intrigued. This person is doing tests on two knives that look quite similar, the Amazon (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-zTpFfdG_4) and Three (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0b90oTHNjc), and I like them both. Unfortunately, there's a problem; the former has a different profile then the one I find on the companies website, while the latter doesn't appear to exist at all.
Is anyone familiar with either of these knives? If so, can you give me some insight about them? Thanks...
After posting above I did go back and watch the videos that you linked, personally I didn't think the reviewer appeared to be goofy at all, I think his video was high quality, his presentation was confident and he showed that he was quite skilled and experienced in what he showed, he may have repeated himself a bit more than he needed to, but we all have little traits here and there that others might view as different, he doesn't seem much different than the average person one might meet on the street of at a bushcraft event.
By the way, the knife that he used in the first and second video was the same MLL Amazon Hunter, the other knife he used in the first video to compare the two was a Mora #2 model, the Mora is a cheap production made utility knife while the MLL is a custom made specialty knife, the Mora #2 costs about $12.00, MLL custom knives sell on average from $150.00 ~ $300.00.
