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They're 75 now and the 110 folding Hunter is 50 now prices are crazy

I have a 119 in 5160 carbon steel I love it you can't go wrong with a buck great vid

1095 is worse than 420hc in every way i believe. According to data sheets anyways. 1095 is a pretty awful steel and look at all it is capable of. Weve seen tops knives chop through steel pans with no damage. Modern steel is amazing no matter what type. Dont let the steel snobs talk you out of a great knife just because its not the popular type.

Love LT Wright !

Just picked up a textured ti ad20.5 for $235

That outback handle is SO sick

High carbon steel will always be my choice.

Im down an out I could use a free knife

Jim is also a very kind man.

Just pulled the trigger on an Ext-2 hunter thanks to your recommendation. Though I’m well versed in knifes, this will be my first Bark River knife. Hoping I get a decent one.

My general thinking on Super steels is that they don't wear out as fast as other steels do, but if the break or chip, you're up the proverbial creek, because they are much harder to fix or re-profile. And if we're honest, most of the guys that complain about how easily some of the non-super steels wear or take damage don't actually know how to use a knife and use their knives for tasks a knife was not meant to do, to begin with.

When the axes look well used like yours I know I can trust your review.

Esee frigging sucks. they are trash! honestly the are MID at best. i owned 5 of them. shit they are shit. no disrespect. i just dont get what people like about these knives. every aspect of these knives suck. suck suck. all those esee knives you could have gotten a real knife.

The Bark River haters are SMoking Crack and i call all of them out on it. Bark river is the best. yo! these guys review a knife... and you can tell they NEVER used it. EVER. then they shit on Bark River.. its bullshit

I love the blacktail nessmuk and also the outlaw nessmuk

So basically, get the ESEE 6?

Convex grind on the bark river is over the top. I started with a Bravo and fell in love with the grind. I have three LTs and 6 Bark Rivers (one those in (scandi convex) and Scandi does everything better. I still love my LTs but the BRs way out perform.

Those are so cool looking. Sometimes tools have their own functional beauty. Like Estwing steel framing hammers. The small forest axe has an especially nice shape. I don't really have a use for either of those but I want both 😂. I brought machetes from Costa Rica when I moved back after being there 9 years. It's amazing what you can do with machetes. I got really good leather sheaths down there too. I don't go to do yard work or camp without one. A little axe would be great if I camped more.

I just ordered mine in carbon. I can't wait to try it out. I've been eyeballing them for years.

I have a lon humphrey gunfighter that would go perfect with that Muley. I posted a short of it. So u wanna sell that or buy mine? 😅

Great video on the Patriot! One of our favorite knives.

Gns in magnacut at dlt trading right now its very expensive but would be great to get your thoughts on it great video

First im not a band wagon guy, my choice of knife i have and carry is the yracker, a good heavy use all around one tool option, granted its not for everyone and i can see you point, it is a valid point, but its the only knife i have used. I am comfortable with it, its what i personally love. But everyone has their own opinion and thats what is so great, variety can be the spice of life. I have a full size tracker and a neck knife tracker as well both function awesome when im out in the woods, be it hunting, fishing, hiking, or general outdoor activities. My first one was a girlft from my gramps and i have been dedicated to learning how to use it. I think it comes down to what every you prefer, what matters is practicing with it, using it for everything and then you get comfortable with it. Thats the key. Yall have a blessed day. Stay safe out there

Esee has a video on UA-cam where they said they broke their S35vn knife. And seeing as this is supposed to be a hard use knife that makes me a bit nervous

The A1 & especially the S1 have been my go to knives for over 20 year’s now. I have Micarta versions of the Bark River Bravo Clip Point and the latest version of the BR Cub that are in contention to replace my S1 outside of freezing wet weather... You’re Tundra looks very much like my Desert Ironwood burl Aurora with a humped spine...I’ve been a firm believer in Sabre-Vex blades for many years.

Sorry it didn’t work out for you. My goal was to bring a hard working stainless hidden tang European fighter style knife with wood handle options to the production market. I only ever got to do one run and in retrospect there are definitely things I would love to be able to change. Dissecting that handle u would see that a lot of the work in that is in its construction. Either way respect and great video

Mine is pretty much perfect with a UltiClip

Your audio sucks. Please redo this video

Great vid man to be honest that knife kinda reminds of something you would see in a Frost Cutlery catalog lmao😂its cool but kinda bland and dull design I don't like how the handle seems wide

I have one in 3v and love it. Goes on my belt on all hikes when a big knife just doesnt make sense. I’ve prepped food with it, feathersticked and started fires to boil coffee, open letters/packages, and just about any small task you could imagine.

I wasn't convinced by the Garberg but once it came down in price I gave it a go, that was about 2 years ago and I don't mind admitting I was wrong. I live in the UK so it's perfect for this weather with it being stainless, like most people I did remove the secondary bevel and I also slightly convexed it, I have to say I don't really use anything else in the winter. The summertime I use a knife I made myself out of 01 tool steel, it was modelled of an American knife, made by Jeff white, I've recently finished making a yahut knife and my girlfriends just finished making me a traditional style sheath. Stainless is unfortunately a bit trickier to make and with my simple forge and equipment I couldn't do it.

Bruh u need to buy some spydercos, they are the only ones doing good production heat treats. The brands u have here dont heat treat well.

My thoughts have changed with my times camping or maybe it's because of age. I still love big bowie knives. But i really am hard pressed to find use for a large fixed blade. Meaning 7-10in. What i do find useful in spring a small machete. The condor terrachete or kabar cutless machete are my favorites. Now as far as bushcraft knife. I like the Garberg but not stock. I re-did the edge and made a kydex sheath. Next BPS adventurer and Aura. The only people that talk trash about BPS are people that haven't tried them. I find it funny they complain the steel is 1066. They don't understand thats Russian spring steel. So in America it would be 5160. Everyone loves 5160. But really i camp fish and small game so my knives are what useful for that. I find i like Mors kochanksi idea on knives. The BPS Aura is exactly what he described. Plus ive gotten lauri blades to make a few puukko knives. Personally I believe they are the most useful design. Plus they are the size you don't mind carrying. A survival knife in the drawer doesn't help in the field. Or my favorite can i use your knife mine is really expensive i don't wanna mess it up! Anyone else ever heard that. Where's your knife " i left it home i didn't wanna lose it, cause it's really expensive". I can't believe im the only one that's heard these excuses over the years.

I like the Ontario SP53 Bolo

I think it's 10/75, it sharpens easily.

Good video! You have some really good knives!

Currently, Blade HQ for $57.35 (Sept. 14th, 2024)

Where did you find this knife?

Is Ontario completly back in business? Do they produce the SP line again?

I bought one of these many Yesrs ago. I have best the crap Out of even cutting galvanized Ducting. Most of the coating Is worn off it takes a pretty good edge for a bludgeon. Can't go wrong. I paid $55 Bucks for mine. Yours looks Better than mine. I had to grind The spine square on mine after Beating it with all manner of Hammers😅😅.

thank you!

At a lower HRC like 61 it should be as tough as 1095... I wonder if it just depends on the batch, though they did break it themselves when they tested one.

Didn't happen to buy the Wish version, did you???

Never had an issue with mine chipping. I’ve got the exact same ESSE 4 and batonned plenty with it. Strange…

I always suggest the Cold Steel SRK for a starter/budget blade

They have a great warranty, so I'd return it. They did have a bad batch that went out 2 or 3 years ago that they had problems with (and even showed it snap in half on video on their channel) but they apparently fixed the heat treat process on S35VN since then. That was a newer steel for ESEE at that time. They have a fantastic heat treat for 1095 but S35VN was a learning curve for them.

Strange, I have the 3 and the 4 in s35vn and have never had any chipping on them. Even have the same scales. Mine are around 3 years old so maybe from a different batch of steel. Mine mainly get light to medium ranch use, cardboard/cord/rope/some leather/pvc/feed bags/etc. Haven't really had anything that some stropping couldn't fix although I use the 1095 version for the real beater tasks.

No company will ever claim their steel is the best at everything. This is just silly, making a counter claim to a non-existent claim that no one other than, perhaps, users "UA-cam experts" would make. CPM 3V 30 years from now will still be considered to be in the top 10 of what is considered to be a well balanced, all-around great knife steel. Unless there is a miraculous leap in metallurgy, CPM 3V is an amazing knife steel. I base this claim loosely on the fact that it is already over 25 year and it is still in the top 10 (if they are being honest and paragmatic). CPM 3V is for many in the top 5 today.

Still cost 6000 pesos in Philippine

Great knife i love both of mine