Bark River Bravo 1, Gunny & Aurora handles compared
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- Опубліковано 9 сер 2013
- I wanted to put together a shorter video talking about the differences in the Bark River Bravo 1, Aurora and Gunny handles since I've mentioned them quite a bit lately.
Also, there are some comparisons between the Aurora and Canadian Special as I've mentioned them as having similar attributes as well.
Finally, I mention why I think the Aurora might be the best Barkie for my needs by making overall comparisons between the four knives.
This is simply commentary and comparisons. There is no footage from the field or any edge performances tests. Just a heads up, in case you find this sort of thing boring :)
As usual, I hope you find this helpful!
Cheers - Розваги
thanks for this Video! very clearly goes over my top three prospects for purchase. Very well done explanation on the grips A++
I really appreciate the comment and glad it was helpful. Cheers
I didn't know Aurora is such a light knife for its full size. I will need to pick one when I see a nice piece. Thank you!
This video shifted me from the Gunny and Bravo to the Aurora. Thank you for doing this comparison. It was exactly what I needed.
This is one of the best comprehensive Bark River knife comparisons on YT, bar none. Thank you for sharing this incredibly informative and well described video.
This! This video is exactly the kind of thing I want to see in knife videos: in-depth, visual comparison of different handles (and blades for that matter but particularly the handles). All these knives look so similar when you're just trying to compare photos online. Getting them in-hand is the only way to really get a sense of them. Videos like this are the next best thing. Well done, sir, and thank you!
I'm so glad you found it helpful! These types of comments help me with future videos. Best of luck in your selection and I hope you love whatever you decide upon! Cheers
Excellent video! Very few knife reviewers spend as much time on the handle aspect of the knife review than you did. This discussion covered my exact concerns in selecting my next knife purchase . . . I have several Bark Rivers, but not the Aurora. I am considering a Canadian leaf blade design and have concern about the Bark River Canadian Special due to it's unique handle (made to Mike Stewart's hand size). As noted in your video, the Ambush Tundra is supposed to have a handle comparable to that of the Bark River Aurora with the unique Canadian Leaf blade design. Thank you for taking the time to produce this video as it was quite helpful.
What an absolutely phenomenal review. Thank you very much.
On the facebook bark river page, Mike Stewart said that happens sometimes on wood scales. He did say when they leave the factory they are perfectly flush but sometimes dry out more later. He also said you can send it in and it is totally covered by their awesome warranty. Maybe you could add some oil to the wood and it will swell a little bit? By the way, that Olive Wood is Fricken Gorgeous !
Very helpful video. Thank you!
Thanks Virtuo! Yes, the A2 Aurora, in the olivewood at least, is much lighter than I most would think for the size. My 3v in micarta was heavier. I'd love to know your thoughts, so as usual, I'll tune into your channel! Take care!
Very helpful review! It’s really hard to understand how these knives compare in size.
this is a great review comparing the aurora,gunny and bravo 1. i have the gunny in elmax in pre-order and aurora in curly maple wood 3v also in pre-order. i think both knives will be awesome. i chose the aurora over the bravo1 LT.
Hey, John! I agree, the Aurora handles are superb. The extra length I can see being generous for bigger hands. My best friend has gorilla hands - size 16 ring - and he loves the girth of the Bravo, but the Aurora is is next favorite. I loved the 3v as well. At the time, it was my highest $ knife so I sold it in order to try some others. Thats the only reason. I see myself picking up another 3v version in addition to the A2 perhaps, in the next 6 mo. Cheers!
+1 for slipping "I got your nose" into a knife review. Well done sir!
+dinoatlas Hahahahahahahaha
Last time I watched this excellent video I purchased an Aurora. Now, two years later I watched it again and I am buying a Gunny Hunter! Thanks again!!!
@@dinoatlas lol, nice
I've been thinking about the Elmax. Yet another steel I haven't had the pleasure of trying. I think those two knives are superb choices. I like my Aurora in A2, but my original 3V version was better. Oh, well. The longer blade of the Aurora is very handy in wood use, esp. batoning, while the Gunny is just outstanding to use as a general tool! You'll probably end up like me, loving each in their own way! The Bravo is a thick, beast of a knife, yet I can't part with it. Ha! Enjoy your knives man!
I have 2 auroras one in 3v and one A2. I like the handles because I have big hands and their a good handle for someone with big hands. I really like both these knives I was wondering why you sold the 3v.
Good video
You feel the pins because the wood has shrank. ....however. olive wood is used in wooden spoons for cooking. so very good handle.
bro, they do have that knife it is called ambush tundra but you would have to tell them to do full height convex.
Is that the aurora lt?
I love those olive wood handles. It’s too bad Bark river discontinued olive wood :(
I have a Bravo 1 Lt in olive wood... By far, my favorite knife
very quick video ....