CMB Knives Braveman Review: A New Titan in the EDC World

Hello everyone, and welcome back to another Jimping with Jacrispy video! Today, we’re taking a closer look at a brand-new offering from CMB Knives: the Braveman. Whether you're a seasoned knife enthusiast or someone just starting to explore the world of EDC (Everyday Carry), this one’s got something for you. But before we dive into the review, don’t forget to check out our other reviews, share it with your friends, and check out our YouTube channel for more knife reviews. Now, let’s get straight into today’s review!

Unboxing the CMB Knives Braveman

First up, let’s talk about the box. The CMB Braveman comes in a sleek, well-designed box that stands out with its clean color scheme. The box is predominantly a muted gray, accented by the CMB Knives logo in bold, modern font. On the front of the box, you’ll find the Braveman name prominently displayed, showing you exactly what’s inside. The back of the box includes some brief specs and information about the knife, ensuring you're well-informed before even opening it.

Inside the box, you’re treated to a few extra goodies. Along with the knife, you get a cleaning cloth, which is always a nice touch for maintaining the blade’s appearance. There are also some CMB stickers for those who like to show off their knife community pride.

Handle & Build Quality

Now, let’s get to the good stuff: the knife itself. The CMB Braveman is all about precision and quality, starting with the handle. Made from faint yellow titanium, the handle offers a solid yet lightweight feel, perfect for everyday carry. The titanium is not only visually striking with its unique shade, but also highly durable, ensuring that your knife stands the test of time.

The lanyard hole is another handy feature, making it easy to attach to your gear or carry it however you like. The pocket clip is another bonus, though it’s not reversible – so be mindful of how you carry it.

Blade & Locking Mechanism

Moving on to the blade, the S35VN steel is a standout feature of the Braveman. Known for its excellent balance of edge retention, toughness, and corrosion resistance, it’s a great choice for those who use their knives regularly. The blade itself is a drop point style, providing versatility whether you're using it for cutting, slicing, or piercing tasks.

The axis lock mechanism is smooth and secure, ensuring you can open and close the blade with ease. No complicated locking systems here—just reliable, straightforward functionality. The jimping on the spine of the blade provides an excellent grip, making it comfortable and safe to handle, even in wet or slippery conditions. Additionally, the blade features a hand rubbed finish, adding a touch of class and making this knife look as good as it performs.

Size & Specifications

When it comes to dimensions, the CMB Braveman is a perfect balance of size and practicality. The handle is 4.61 inches long, and the S35VN steel blade measures 3.46 inches, giving the knife an overall length of 8.07 inches. This is a full-sized knife, ideal for everyday use without being too bulky. Whether you’re using it for simple tasks or more serious cutting needs, the size feels just right for most users.

Variants and Availability

At the time of this review, the CMB Braveman is available in four different variants, giving you some options to choose from depending on your personal preferences. All variants are available for purchase directly from our website, ensuring easy access for anyone interested in picking one up.

Final Thoughts

In conclusion, the CMB Knives Braveman is a fantastic addition to the world of EDC knives. With its high-quality materials, sleek design, and functional features, it’s a knife that will meet the needs of both casual users and more seasoned knife enthusiasts. The faint yellow titanium handle, S35VN blade, and smooth axis lock mechanism all combine to make a truly reliable tool for your everyday carry.

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