Worlds DEADLIEST Knives… Last Ones CRAZY! #shorts

World's deadliest knives. the M48 Cyclone Dagger, a cutting-edge tool for those who demand the best. Its innovative design and exceptional quality make it a top choice for collectors, hunters, and survivalists alike

The dagger's unique spiral design not only looks impressive, but it also helps with quick and efficient cutting. It can effortlessly cut through a variety of materials with ease. The handle is made from a durable and comfortable nylon fiber that provides a firm grip and allows for easy maneuverability The M48 Cyclone Dagger also comes with a custom-designed TPR sheath that provides safe and secure storage for your dagger

Whether you're looking for a reliable tool for hunting, camping, or self-defense, the M48 Cyclone Dagger is a must-have in your collection

[Someguy-gb]

Doctor who just finished patching a guy who survived a grenade blast: "oh no, is that a cyclone blade wound? You're screwed bro"

[nathanielwilcox]

Yes, they can be stiched, and no, they do not violate the Geneva convention

[Endeavor]

You can still stuff a stab wound with hemostatic or regular packing gauze

[theravenking]

Fun fact: trying to stab someone with these knives would actually be less effective than a regular knife. Due to the spirals you’d need more force to push through the body, otherwise the blade will stop itself from going further. Think of it like using a chainsaw on fabric. You could have the sharpest blades on that saw but by design cloth will clog it up and make the saw useless.

[blojhli]

Stitches are kinda primitive next to gel sutures and hemostatic clotting powder.

[cracklingpumpkin]

"A wound from this monster will not be able to be stitched."
Really? I bet you've never seen a gunshot wound before.

[pttrnD]

It doesn’t matter if it’s twisted, you can’t cut with it so your restricted to stabbing. Even then it doesn’t matter cause a straight blade will still do the same amount of damage

[Kamen]

Let's be real here. Everybody with a brain would know that all of these 3 blades are much less deadly than most people think.

[benwilton]

Maybe you should learn the difference between “steel” and “steal” when describing your blade materials mate

[HollerHomestead]

....ok the wound can be stitched there was a doctor who did a whole study on it during the actual time that trench knives with triangular blades and bayonets with triangular blades were being used and there was no significant difference in the fatalities or the ability to stitch the wound versus a straightedge blade it's not against the Geneva convention or in any way of war crime to use one

[Aspen-floof]

there are alternatives to stiches and they would work

[ashember]

Look at that, 3 blades that have less uses then a normal knife, that arent more deadly either.

[thepariah]

Just want to say that "Dangerous knife" is a bit redundant. Any knife is dangerous regardless of purpose.

Stay safe friends.

[justiceparker]

That was a really cool video. Neat collection of blades. I want to stay on the safe side of those cyclone blades.

[givemeyourrice]

Man said knifes and pulled out a whole spear😂

[yankee_not_yanki]

Hey quick question… how do you sharpen it?

[kuzeyakgoren]

Guys, I would not recommend this. Kukri is way more deadly. Its unique shape helps reserve momentum so you can slide it in to internal organs easier. Its also 10x more cheaper

[sais.]

I can see these already collecting dust somewhere.

[shannonlogan]

Have a tri bladed dagger but it's not twisted but it's older then these models

[AYinKinnecktar]

You can only thrust with them which makes them less effective