Ganzo G7451 CF Review / The Ganzos keep getting better!

Today we get a look at on of Ganzo's new carbon fiber handled knives the G7451-CF.

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[Jef]

Thanks for sharing. I dig the blade shape, but as you mentioned, sounds like a heavy one

[steedandersen]

Although I'm not into carbon fiber I like the changes Ganzo is making. It shows they are hungry for our business. Some of the bigger companies could use a reminder in that department.

[mikee]

Nice video, my man. Ganzo makes nice quality knives for the price they charge, and they complement my more pricier folders I carry, just in case I don't want my nicer folders damaged. By the way, what sharpening system do you use? Sorry in advance if you already answered this question, but I'm a new subscriber, thanks!

[Toki]

It's a copy of the HK 14715 made by Benchmade also called the Axis. It comes with a Ceracote D2 blade, G10 scales, milled liners and lands around $100.

[justingabor]

Exactly like the HK 14715 by Benchmade, jimping and everything else is even in the exact same places.
I thought about getting this Ganzo just to put the carbon fiber on my HK.

[DrFrankLondon]

Aren't you thinking about how Ganzo knives are able to pump "good" knives on to the market for under 20 bucks? I am questioning the well fare of the workers at the Ganzo tool company and of course if they have a dignified life. I know KAI, Kershaw's mother company are having a dignified life - dignified salary policy for their workers making knives in China. But I have yet to get info on this from Ganzo. I am a knive collector and I bought one Ganzo, but it will as well be my last Ganzo until I know if there are a few people making lots of money and the rest of the workers are working for scraps.

[karlizen]

Rat 1 and 2 ain't a better knife than the newer Ganzos, they've got the overhype factor inflating their worthiness

[Player_Review]

'loosely copying'. Good times.