My Top 5 "Neck Knives" 2020 !!!!
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
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Knife world is overwhelming. i cant seem to stop acquiring a new one every now and often. i though one / two good knives in every category would do the job. Hard use fixed blade, boot knife, belt carry, neck, pocket edc. BUT, damn its a seduction not requirement. so i ve decided to open a gear shop around knives thats how will feed my crave. i wana be among knives.
I am a camping, hiking, hunting and all around outdoorsman. I say this because knives are a daily tool for me not just merely a collectable. I use them. There will always be 3 knives on my person at all times. Sometimes 4. My neck knife is the CRKT Minimalist, the size and sharpenability is what does it for me. Have skinned a whole deer with mine no problem and like all knives I had to true it with a hone steel about 3 times only. Thats pretty good. Also its very unnoticeable by the public. The case double bladed pocket knife my Daddy carried and a 6 inch Buck bowie for all around everything outdoors. I have plenty more I use in different situations and purpose. They all get used. If you have knives learn how to use them for there specific purpose. And please remember, a dull knife is a dangerous knife 🔪
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I have carried a Cold Steel Mini Pendleton Hunter (AUS-8) but I duck taped a magnet to the sheath.
I remember when Lucas Burnley was just starting out, I bought like 4 of his kwaiken knives. The heat treat was impeccable, you could do the brass rod test, and the edge would just flex right back.
I have been actively looking for a neck knife and I need to say that this is BY FAR the best video and Top # collection I have come across. Excellent work! Gonna get me a Mr Duck and maybe that Bark River sweetie. And the Topps look really good too. Nice job.
I have the leduck and the minimalist, love them both, they are great little knives, that bark river is pretty, ive been thinking about getting the Tops 2.5 scandi, it would pair nice with my Tops Bob which isn't a true scandi either, you have a heck of a collection, thanks for sharing!
Like that bark river ,I love the essee pinch for a neck knife
I've had that Minimalist Scout Carry all the time for quite some time and my wife has never known its there. Love it. But about to throw it back on my neck and put a Holtzman Baby Silverback behind me. But Damn that Bark River may be the coolest little knife I've seen. Just beautiful. Def a must have. And if you haven't see what you think on the Holtzmans. Little gem I swear. Glad to see the duck as well. It was around my neck for a bit and loved it.
I've been looking for a neck knife. I've never worn a neck knife. The more I look, the more I come back to my Le Duck that I've worn as a belt (horizontal) knife when walking the dog or carrying concealed. I started looking at the Obake after watching this, but I may end up buying a second Le Duck...one for neck and other for belt. It just feels so right in the hand and is a good size for a concealed low profile in Michigan. You're one of the only reviewers I've seen that seems to appreciate the Le Duck as much as I do.
Yes its one of my favorites.
"I hate intros!"
*Proceeds to introduce the subject of the video*
I have your number one in a Warrencliffe style. I love it
I just got a CRKT Minimalist Katana and I love it
Very nice collection
I just bought a K25 tactical neck knife, very cheap great little knife but the blade hangs upside down around my neck and the sheath is a little faulty so it already fell out at work so lucky i heard it drop, so better to carry them in your pocket. Maybe expensive neck knives are better fits, 🤷
I agree with the Tops MSK with just the sheath. It seems clear that you carry a neck knife for use as a utility tool. For me a neck knife is a last ditch effort to save your life. So the knife styles I would choose would be different.
That CRKT Obake is one that I have and carry. But my favorite is the Cold Steel Spike models and the Tac 2. I have a few larger ones that can be neck or boot knives.
It doesn't matter if a knife is fixed blade or a folder, I keep hearing different people go on about how heavy this one or that one is. The only reason I don't carry a full Katana is that I find it difficult to conceal. I absolutely don't care how heavy it is. All I know is that people like Jim Bowie, Davy Crockett, etc. Did not spend a moment crying about how heavy their musket or knife was. Real MEN, whereas today, oh! it's just so heavy.
Agreed on all points. Thanks for your comment 👍👍
Minimalist is the new pokemon, that i actually partake in catching them all lol
For a defense knife I prefer a break away chain instead of paracord or leather. If you're in a struggle the lanyard can be a choking hazard. Just my 2 cents.
Completely in love with that Bark River ...
Good taste. I would love to have a kydex sheath made someday.👍
@@JohnnyJuke Noooo. The leather sheath and point-down hanging were great.
I like your list. Its pretty good. I just would add what i carry as my neck knife lol ..... The Eskabar neck knife 🤗
Yes I have that one. It was strapped to the Esee Junglas. See that video if you like.
Interesting list! I miss the enzo necker which is my favorite and i made lots of handles for this blade 😂 the obake is nice and one of the first i bought, because i like the kwaiken style. From your list the bark river checks all the boxes 🙋🏻♀️Anna
Only ever owner the Enzo 79 I think it was called. Not a necker.
I like all of your blades also Mr. Duck. I carry a B. River Bravo edc, you have another modell btw, or the smallest Fallkniven. Both great knifes bur I really dig my little Bravo..
Hi, in "show more" please link where to buy each knife, thx, subbed
If I were a woman living in an urban environment I would definitely have a little neck knife. I'm a big guy and I carry a knife at all times.
mr Duck! love
I'd put M1 Backpacker Pro at #1 tbh. similar to your #1, but more versatile as you can unscrew the handles
I remember the Obake(so unique and different), ahhh there is that beautiful buck again! I love the minimalist, got it too. I remember that bark river, so nice!! I have always wanted one from that brand too, out of my price range though for now.
I almost got that 2.5 around xmas, another amazing looking lil knife that really caught my attention.
Was thinking the whole time before you showed him "that duck better be in there lol". I really want to get one now that you showed the quack'r better. I have been highly impressed with my small orange one mom got me, for surely a neat brand thats affordable!
I like the order, I might have put the bark river in number 1 but thats just a personal thing then mr.duck as number 2. Awesome video Johnny!
Oh and you are welcome(the email).
Mr. Duck will mess with me while sleeping if he wasn't number one!
@@JohnnyJuke So true lol, he is the star of the show right now besides you!
Lol very cool ty.
Interesting you put the Buck 102 in the mix. I have one and I've thought it would be handy as a neck knife. If I knew some one who could do Kydex, I'd have a neck sheath made for it. Now, if your on a budget, like I am. Take a look at the series of neck knives from Cold Steel. I just recently picked up the Mini Tac Bowie, very nice little knife, and the Koyoto 2 "Tanto". Both are very nice little knives. I've not used them in the outdoors yet. But around the house and in the kitchen, very useful. So take it easy and stay sharp.
Love the kydex idea. I have shown my Mini-Tac's a like them as well. Thanks James!
I have a Tops mini trakker..not really very fond of it. It's cool looking, but just not my thing. I'd sell it. I love the MSK 2.5 though,. Great knife. My favorite necker though is my Blackjack 155. I got the micarta scales for it and I just love that knife! Good steel, nice sharp convex grind, and comfortable in hand with the addition of the micarta scales. I like it better than my Izula 2.
Great Work Mister ! Hi from the UK .
Your welcome! Glad to meet you!
Very much like the Obake, I have the CRKT Sweet K.I.S.S. Love it, but I found the sheath's retention is wearing out - to the degree the knife (tip up carried) tends to fall out. To bad! Another neck knife I love is the Necker by Brisa (brand formerly known as Enzo) . Leather sheath, tip down carry.
Great comment. Thanks!
add White River M1 Backpacker
You ever look at the Tops Blue Otter? I'm thinking of getting one, its really cool looking but also has a great grip for such a small knife.
Haven’t handled one yet.
Complimenti. Molto belli👍
Molto Grazie!
Have you tried any Anza knives? Really stout knives made from files. They have a couple models that are good as neck knives, the Mini SWAT (or Baby SWAT I forget) and Bumble Bee.
Will have to check them out!
Just starting with micro fixt blades . Interestingly I have the first of this run in collection with your #5 . . . C00L . Ah Keeper ! T/C/E
Cool vid, I have fondled “Le Duck” many a time when found in stores and have never bought one...but I think I need one. I carry my ESEE Izula the most of my neck knives, the White River Backpacker, 2nd most. You should try those if you haven’t, as well as the: IZULA 2, Becker Eskabar, Real Steal Receptor (phenomenal bang for buck and amazing ergos on that one), TOPS pitstop, TOPS TIBO, and LT Wright has several that compare to the BARKIE you have
Added the Eskabar and love it!
Great list i have the duck and the minimalist a tops crow and a bark river valley. Has you list changed in 2021 ?
Yes It has. Ill probably update soon.
I don’t like the Bowie shape on CRKT minimalist. The other shapes work much better with the handle for me.
Nice video I’ve been trying to decide what to get for a first neck knife for a couple days now. Fist time seeing the Le Duck, I see amazon sells it would you recommend that over the CRKT minimalist or a cold steel one then?
Hard question. Get both if you can. Le Duck if you can not.
Johnny Juke I ended up getting the Le Duck. Love the sheath and 360 clip. Started wearing it on my belt line when walking the dog. Have it teamed up with my Edc Pacific salt 1
Would the first one be an ideal carry? I don’t carry knifes regularly but by the way things are going It’s starting to look like a good investment especially that I live in a hooded area with all sorts of thuggery.. I know it would be used as a LAST option but if it was used are the blades dependable? My question is pretty much asking that the blades don’t brake, I would like to see a strength test if possible, cool video by the way New subscriber
Ideal is subjective, but the first one is very comfortable.
I don’t think any of these would break, but if you want to be sure, get the one here offered in elmax steel or get something like a white river backpacker or caper in s35vn or rainier fastpak in elmax, but those might be out of your price range. Doubt any of these would break in self defense though, but I do love me some nice steel. Only downside is some of these steels can be a little harder to sharpen, if you aren’t experienced, than the cheaper steels, but they will hold their edge/sharpness much longer under use. Might not be an issue though if the knife is only to be deployed for potential self defense situations
Your minimalist is a bowie version, but your sheath is the recurve/tanto Weird !
They are are all made this way.
Thank u
Cheers Peter!
THanks for no boring intro!!! I notice you left out the bradford g necker in elmax which is a premium quality tool steel and yet you haven't mentioned it once in any of your video's. Is that because Bradford didn't give you any money or free knives or are you just not aware of it???
I’m not sponsored. This is my collection. Never handled the Bradford.
Duratech necknife number one, neckmuke number two, not sure about three.
Where can I buy the msk one can’t seem to find it online
What compass did you add to the le duck? Looks like a nice one.
The Marathon or Suunto.
@@JohnnyJuke Thank You! Looking to add it to my Escobar for backpacking.
can you add links to where you buy your knives?
The Bark River sheath as issued didn't last for me
What is the fire steel set up? Did you make it or buy it?
FireFly. Bought on eBay a few years ago.
I don't do intros either... I have a nice 3 second fade out logo that I don't even use. Lol
Tru story
@@datguyfromdownunder7099 🍻✌
The name of the knives please i'm french !!!! TY !
ESEE IZULA and IZULA-2
Bradford G-necker Elmax should be in the list.
Bonjour So which one is the best?
Depends
Well, I fount that introduction I asked about huh. Do you ever use the clip with your Le Duck. I like to hang mine off of the molly on my back pack.
I never tried the clip yet.
Where do I buy that track #4 at?
nice intro.....lol
Is the bark river one still available?
I'm not sure.
Bonjour de France 🇫🇷 le barkriver est top......s A salute
Salutations du Canada!
Johnny Juke 😎
where does the compass come from ?
Suunto
NAMES OF KNIVES please
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The TB Tracker small is nice but not as a neck knife for me ,it would be the CRKT Spuw.
How did you get rid of the micro bevel?
Mouse pad and sand paper. Scandi vex now.
@@JohnnyJuke you wouldn’t happen to have a video on that would you?
@@knifeaddict1014 No, but anything's possible here!
@@JohnnyJuke sweet! Will look forward to it.
Maybe speed up the pace a bit
Old video and yes I agree
Pls Put Links in the description!
Disappointed the Becker bk9 is not on this list
The BK24 is currently on my list.
Not a single one of those knives has been used so how would you know how to rate them.
Look's like never used knives, you are collector only?
CRKT uses crap steel, and can't grind a good cutter to save their company. TOPS uses good steel, but can't grind a good cutting edge; uses thick coating to compensate for garbage grind and finishing. The Bark River is ok, but their heat treating is suspect and inconsistent, and Elmax is a horrible choice for a using steel. And Outdoor Edge...literally the worse grind/steel/heat treating I've ever encountered. Seriously, Pakistani-level quality. Do you own any properly ground/heat treated knives? I suppose they all have their charms, for people who don't know squat about steel, grinds, or heat treating. Hate to be so harsh, but even the QSP Neckmuck uses a better steel than most any of these, has better using design, and it's not a sharpened prybar. And it's $42 after tax.