“There’s no such thing as bad press” … unless, of course, the news of the day indicates he’s suppressing bad press. That just means the bad stuff is probably true, and he’s a turd.
Their website says it all- the products are trying to drum up excitement by saying things like, “in production”, “preorder now”, and “in finishing”. He’ll even knock 20 bucks off the price if you hand him the money early!
There’s that classic adage, “Good, Fast, Cheap. Pick any two.”. With Survive knives it seems like you can only get “Good”, and honestly I’m straining to see what exactly is so exceptional about these compared to a myriad of other knives readily available out there at a similar price point. You know… knives that will be in your hand by the end of the week.
Just pondering for the sake of pondering at 3 am:
I see perfect score reviews (perfect, really?) that indicate these knives are flawless and have lots of attention to detail. If that’s true, I’m guessing these priced-to-compete knives probably don’t have the bang for the effort Guy was hoping for. Sounds like his model wasn’t sustainable, like maybe he was counting on things like materials at very limited cost thresholds. Then he got behind in orders which is the kiss of death, and now we’re all standing around watching the dumpster fire.