I have absolutely no use for them, but I’m a sucker for double edge daggers.

He's absolutely correct regarding injection molded handles being significantly tougher than handles milled from a sheet. When i worked for a thermoplastics company, we regularly saw this and the difference was alwas very pronounced.

ANV is making some great progress. Love to see them develop every year!

I had never heard of Acta Non Verba, but as an owner of a CZ pistol, don't sleep on Czech-made products. They make some seriously good stuff! I like what these guys are doing and may add one to my collection soon!

I’ve been really impressed with their constant development and willingness to update and change!

This has been the best materials chat, most knife makers dont explain why they make decisions.

The Czechs really know their knives- every one has one in their pocket and it’s never a poor quality blade.

I have been loving what Acta Non Verba has been doing with their knives. I want them all!! 😂

'You want your body to work just as hard as the knife does'. Wow! He obviously works his body....

I’m always impressed with the advancements and innovation ANV makes in their lineup. High quality, durability and functionality are their specialty.

That dagger, can't wait till it is available in the Netherlands

Seems like a very smart dude. Some of my most used and abused on a daily basis, yet longest lasting tools, are manufactured in the Czech Republic.

Always love their designs.

That dagger is SICK. Must have.

This guy actually knows what he's doing

i love the ultem natural look, as a guitarist ultem is one of my favorite picks to use

Think I'm gonna have to pick up my first ultum knife!!

I use p200 as my camp knife. These new lines are speaking to me.

Interesting knives. Id like to get one of their folders, seems like some quality stuff.

I have the ANV Kontos M73 and absolutely love the handle geometry and the tank track pin pommel.

Every time I see a fixed blade I think of DC New line Coming out Can't wait To see them on Knife center ❤ Great coverage guys

I really like this company 👍🏻

Still waiting for knife in collaboration with Chech Navy.

Lets hope they improved their quality control because previous A100 models for example are full of flaws and defects … KZfaq is full of negative reviews on this knife .

Some nice stuff right here... and that is nice Tudor Black Bay Ceramic on his wrist aswell 😎

The M25 is a great knife. I'm going to review it!

When will the ultem A100 be available?

Looks like I'll be adding another dagger to my collection. 😁

I stopped by the ANV booth and really liked the P 300. The handle is amazingly comfortable. Can you compare the p300 to the Spartan Henasey Nesmuck? I considering both for a backpack/ camping knife. By the way it was my first Shot Show. I was hoping to meet you and your team. But I didn't know where to find you. Would have enjoyed to meet you, Seth, and Thomas.

the camera man is obviously head injured or a rookie. Would have been awsome to actually see the knives

So they designed the Anthropoid and didn’t expect anyone to carry or use it?

Have they dealt with the many QC issues that I see in reviews?

Interesting batch of products, neat

❤ the Ultim scaled knife.

Excellent video!

Seems that Lionsteel have lost the Euro-Ergo Crown!! M311 Spelter and M25 make a great pairing... may have to get the P100 as a necker!

Did I miss something, or did they not mention the first knife name or its steel?

Can't find the metal push dagger anywhere

thanks i learn something

Awesome knives.

Anv are very good quality knives but For the P line and some others I never buy again because of this HUGE choil (many brand made this too...!) I intensively used on the field ,and its definitively not ergonomic for me . I 've had lionsteel t5 with the same issue and I sailed it too .I saw this on many knives I had to admit I don't understand. For me now it's a NO GO . The dagger are beautiful

Andre, if going on a show in America, learn to convert to inches my man, it's the courteous thing to do, yes it's a stupid measurement but that's the way it is. 1inch = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm, the math is not that hard. Other than that, ANV makes unreal knives and Andre is a very good presenter but just a bit of a tip, having only one thumb stud on a knife makes it look so cheap and the assymetry is very unappealing, won't be much of a hassle or cost to put another one on there and it will make it ambi as well.

That second knife looks like a lionsteel

Yellow plastic is cool.

He was looking for the word "shear force/stress"?

What is the model or name of the translucent knife in the thumbnail?

Typo on the thumbnail

their Magnacut is at 64 and their Elmax is at 60

These clear yellow handles everybody is using is ugly as sin