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Shit batoning, man! A knife is a knife! An axe an axe! A hatchet a hatchet! A Garrit is …

"Garberg a winner?" Not necessarily. Its a knife not an axe, I rarelt need to baton where I live. Another consideration is weight. Besides I gave my Garber away and brought a Terava Puukko 110. The handle while generous, lacked finesse, but the leather sheath was great - simple/minimalist and smelt gorgeous!

Beautiful knife , scandi blades are the best !

Aw man i didn't expect to hear Burzum in a knife review video, nice surprise

Hele goede video maar wil even opmerken dat de manier waarop je de ui snijdt een beetje gevaarlijk is. Beter snijdt je hem eerst doormidden zodat je de helften stevig kan neerleggen alvorens je begint te snijden!

Song?

Лучший нож это тот нож,который у тебя есть

A Gurkha that gifted me one of these during OEF said (via translator) the notch was to prick your finger, because you shouldn't pull the blade from the sheath without drawing blood. If you draw it but don't draw blood with it (during a fight) you're supposed to prick your own finger before putting it back.

Good Music what is the second song?

you can at a certain extent you cannot at a certain extent

510 is the winner :) You missed the most important part, cooking. 510 would beat Garberg in the kitchen. Because it's almost 2 times thinner.

How heavy is the martins?

OK... so you fiddle with it for a couple of hours and call it a good knife... Yes, Helle is good; Yes, the workmanship appears nice but to really understand the strengths and weaknesses of a tool one must spend a lot of time with it. And, what did Stroud do to make this knife so great? Who's perfection is it, Helle or Stroud? OK, it looks sharp. Then so is mine. Any follow-ups on this knife today in 2022? How easy is it to sharpen; how is the edge holding up after EXTENSIFE use? BTW, not a good "chopper". Strange.

Yo tengo una martins desde hace muchos años para mí es un instrumento muy confiable y duradero

Opinel is the best budget friendly folding knife!

Only two years woooow

Oh wow is that 5 fps sorry I’ll see when you published this

Considering Indonesians have used the karambit for hundreds of years as a farming and all purpose utility knife, why even doubt it?

ALL WRONG !! NEVER ,EVER SPLIT WOOD LIKE THAT !!! YOU ALMOST CUT YOURSELF SEVERELY !!

That's a nice looking knife. Lovely handle, great shape, proper scandi grind and a smaller "inoffensive" looking profile which helps if you live in the blade fearing UK.

Any chance you can use the curvature for carving out survival spoons and bowls?

So, some help concerning the ferro rod…. The sharpening steel that comes with the kukri… does a better job on the ferro rod than the kukri itself. Harder steel, sharp 90*, and much more control with the rod. Or you can hold the kukri down at the tinder and pull the ferro rod back, that way youre not waving around such a large slab of flesh eating steel. Cheers mate!

What ever song is playing sound awesome at 2x

Is there a USA site to purchase a Martin knife from?

Alles goed makker,wilde even weten hoe het met je was.

I'd try it for hunt since it has a claw shape

Oddly never used either. Am I a knife guy. LOL

You didnt hold it wrong. Traditionally it us a work knife from the Philipines which is nowadays used for fighting. You can hold it both ways

Do you think it would be a good knife for something like scouts or bushcraft?

Kerel, ben je er mee gestopt? Heb al een tijdje geen video's meer voorbij zien komen.

where did you get it?

Get out there and keep looking ! We all need to know about our past ! Thank you, very good video ! ✌️🇨🇦

I just use a strope to keep mine in fine tune an razor sharp

You won't hurt that knife I promise, I have the 140mm, tip testing won't even hurt it,I love mine,getting a skrama 240mm next soon for my next camping trip.

Why don't you just use a little axe ?!!

genial primer video mostrando el GERBER STRONGARM chino este se puede comprar por ali expres por unos 22 usd y se ve que paso las pruebas muy bien

Too weird

where did you buy this knife?

Maybe you can answer me this. Whats the cord for on the blade cover?

Awesome skills, and BEAUTIFUL blade! Is that a double-edged Karambit?

If you love yours as much as I do,I have a 140,beast of a knife an best I've ever owned,I'm getting a skrama next, probably a 110 too an get a dual kydex sheath to hold both together to dangle an also as a side draw carry options from a guy name doug wilson on Facebook as well as instagram, check him out on youtube, his channel is yellow hawk custom kydex sheath outdoors, he makes total sheath systems with firesteel holder an light depending on what you want.

Really good no-nonsense review! Looks an awesome piece of kit. Time to get saving!

Hey man, according to the Gurkha's you don't wrap your hand around the sheathe. Reason being, is the blade facing part of the sheathe is more commonly cut through, deteriorated, or softened due to wear and age. This would cause the blade to slice into or through your fingers/hand/whatever is there.

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Very interesting

Thank you so much for this video I’m going camping next week and want to make some wooden utensils

He made the classic finger losing mistake when drawing the kukri from its sheath. The fingers should never be wrapped around the part in front of the cutting edge.

Soms moet je naar buiten en dan is er geen betere reden dan een FRIKADEL SPECIAAT ;) of een FEBE speciaaltje

Helle messen snijden ook prima vingers heb ik ontdekt looi scherp

Silly tune