Opinel Outdoor №8 - Testing, making fire, spoon carving, batoning

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  • Opinel Outdoor №8 - Testing, making fire, spoon carving, batoning
    Тестирование ножа Opinel Outdoor №8, заготовка растопки, огненные перья, разведение огня, рубка деревца, рез веревки, вырезание ложки.
    Particularly suitable for sporting activities at sea and mountain : mountaineering, paragliding, trekking, canyoning, potholing, sailing, nautical activities. Sandvik 12C27 modified, 8,5cm stainless steel blade, 2,5 mm thickness for a higher resistance, with a serrated area of 3,5cm to cut lasting and effortless natural and synthetic ropes, shackle key (4-10 mm). Virobloc system to lock the blade in opened or closed position. The emblematic and ergonomic Opinel handle, 2 high end plastics, resistant to extreme temperatures from -40°C to +80°C and to water, grip area, pealess whistle (works by any time) built into the handle (110 decibels, heard from more than 300m). Synthetic grip for hanging on a hook / bag / belt.
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  • @stevesharp4849
    @stevesharp4849 8 років тому +15

    Excellent test and video; best one on the #8 Outdoor. Most reviewers sit in their living room or kitchen and gab. This is outstanding, thanks!

  • @mountainbearoutdoors
    @mountainbearoutdoors 8 років тому +9

    good work Dimitriy you show how a small knife can do big jobs. best wishes from the UK

  • @nicholasdesposito153
    @nicholasdesposito153 10 років тому +4

    Always wanted to see this knife put to the test. It seems to have come through nicely, but in the hands of a competent user. Thanks for the video, much appreciated.

  • @terrymiddlebrooke2073
    @terrymiddlebrooke2073 9 років тому +5

    This goes to show you that action speak louder then words. Very good review, very well done!

  • @oliverix
    @oliverix 11 років тому +2

    for me is this one of the best "opinel outdoor n.8" videos
    i love it!
    thx

  • @Prometheus1111
    @Prometheus1111 10 років тому +2

    thank you for the excellent video. I live 5 minutes from very large and awesome mountains and yet I rarely ever get to go into them. after watching your video, I feel like I've been there.

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому +3

    Thanks a lot, Oliver!) Opinel - Great knives!)

  • @user-vf6rd7dn5w
    @user-vf6rd7dn5w 3 роки тому

    Спасибо за прекрасный обзор на отличный нож! Пересматриваю не первый раз ( он у меня в закладках). Нож использую больше шести лет, от аутдора до кухни. Очень доволен. В Вашем обзоре его потенциал раскрыт лучше всех в Ютубе

  • @thisoldcottage
    @thisoldcottage 10 років тому +1

    Excellent review - no words needed. Very well done.

  • @trapper9396
    @trapper9396 9 років тому +7

    Better than any review I have seen or read.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  9 років тому +1

      matthew light Thanks a lot!)

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  9 років тому

      Dimitriy Sarnikov Ansel Knight During the work on this video? --- No

  • @TIMSTEEL1
    @TIMSTEEL1 9 років тому +1

    За тесты спасибо, нож нравился и раньше, но теперь убедился что он довольно надежный))

  • @schrist73
    @schrist73 4 роки тому +1

    Very useful review ! Great real life testing! Well done! Best regards from Athens- Greece!

  • @sdlynch1770
    @sdlynch1770 9 років тому +4

    I'm impressed. Did not think an Opinel could do that.

  • @charliewecker
    @charliewecker 10 років тому +1

    Thanks for making this. 10/10

  • @digitalstudioCZ
    @digitalstudioCZ 9 років тому +1

    Good job and skills, Dima!

  • @stevanoutdoor
    @stevanoutdoor 10 років тому +2

    Great video !

  • @fahadsharifi7055
    @fahadsharifi7055 7 років тому

    Got one, really cool in wet applications but for soft usages 👍

  • @zarathustra742012
    @zarathustra742012 10 років тому +1

    thanks! excelent review.

  • @airgunfun2112
    @airgunfun2112 11 років тому

    love the opinel.

  • @armadagunshow
    @armadagunshow 2 роки тому

    Thanks for sharing, bought mine a week ago, will see, cheers from France

  • @feralgrandad4429
    @feralgrandad4429 5 років тому +2

    Top job, you sold it to me. Was looking for a folder a bit different. Just broght this one. Thanks. Subscribing was an easy choise :-)

  • @lupodelpratomagno
    @lupodelpratomagno 11 років тому

    Best video of opinel outdoor!!!!...Greetings from italian Apennines.

  • @anthonysalter9573
    @anthonysalter9573 10 років тому +1

    I have one of these knives and it is fast becoming my fav outdoor knife

  • @OttosTheName
    @OttosTheName 10 років тому +2

    Nice video, I knew woodshavings could make good tindle but this seems like a very noob-friendly way of doing this. You might have just saved a life if we see an apocalypse in our lifetimes :P

  • @stephan123321
    @stephan123321 10 років тому +2

    Good video...good test...good knife. :-)

  • @massimilianocuniglio5
    @massimilianocuniglio5 11 років тому

    ottimo lavoro.Bravo!

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому

    Mille grazie!!! Thanks a lot!)

  • @ltxoutdoors4097
    @ltxoutdoors4097 3 роки тому

    Aaah Les Français !! Best food and great knife ...I always carry one ( nr 8 in Olive wood handle ) Oh what a joy !!

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому

    Thanks!)

  • @SonnySurvivor
    @SonnySurvivor 9 років тому +1

    Good Job!

  • @nassimbushcraft4381
    @nassimbushcraft4381 10 років тому +1

    Good video...good test...good knife.........!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @kenmartin1211
    @kenmartin1211 4 роки тому

    I own an Opinel # 8 which I am satisfied with. Its a knife that holds its edge on Carbon Steel... This video shows just how efficient Beavers can be....

  • @bioshockzoa
    @bioshockzoa 10 років тому +1

    Nice thx !

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому

    Grazie!)

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому +1

    Спасибо, Павел! Справился прекрасно! Классический опинель этого бы возможно не вынес)

  • @markwebb9063
    @markwebb9063 10 років тому

    A+ !!!

  • @PinoRoss
    @PinoRoss 4 роки тому +1

    Beautiful video.. I have too opinel 12 explorer

  • @herthaboomer2
    @herthaboomer2 10 років тому

    thats my edc. for that purpose its a really handy and well designed knife.
    u can use it as an outdoor (i am sure u could do the most things with it), but i think there many others, even not too expensive, which i would prefer to use.

  • @betasub
    @betasub 11 років тому

    génial :)

  • @mohammadimrankhan4523
    @mohammadimrankhan4523 11 років тому

    Good one.

  • @DimitriySarnikov
    @DimitriySarnikov  11 років тому

    Спасибо! Углубление я делал ножом, подрезами и отщепами.
    Далее просто выравнивал выжиганием только верхний слой, торчащие волокна, ворс. Несколько минут.

  • @alexg336
    @alexg336 10 років тому +1

    Very good

  • @anakmuda3792
    @anakmuda3792 2 роки тому

    Awesome! Dec 2021 😅

  • @TheytellToomanylies
    @TheytellToomanylies Рік тому +1

    10uears later and this is been hailed as a lethal zombie knife by westminster

  • @yangpad
    @yangpad 10 років тому

    nice

  • @matthewrix2164
    @matthewrix2164 4 роки тому

    Does the eye at the front of the blade function as a shackle key?

  • @keithlarsen7557
    @keithlarsen7557 10 років тому +12

    I'd love to get this knife, if it had a plain edge.

    • @kennymc7194
      @kennymc7194 10 років тому +3

      Me too Keith! I think it was a bad move not having the option of serrated or plain!

  • @mimmodb3588
    @mimmodb3588 Рік тому

    Sarebbe interessante sapere de mantiene il taglio dopo vari lavori come questi e se la lama alle intemperie prende ruggine. Amo gli opinel, mi manca proprio questo 🤔

  • @Foodie-vu2nv
    @Foodie-vu2nv 9 років тому

    Бобер! )))))))) +

  • @IamPaulBrown
    @IamPaulBrown 9 років тому

    What is the size of this knife? It looks like it has a longer blade than 3-1/2".

  • @dracovenit9549
    @dracovenit9549 10 років тому

    I love Opinel but i would never use it like a fixed blade.

  • @mrkiky
    @mrkiky 9 років тому +2

    Too bad they don't make it with an all smooth edge. It would just be more useful to me like that.

  • @elbowroomtube
    @elbowroomtube 10 років тому +5

    Great "review"
    A picture IS indeed worth a thousand words. Are you still using it? Has it held up?

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому +4

      Thank you! Yes i still use this knife! It is very light, compact, very high quality. Holds an edge well. Replace it only on the same but without serrated edge))

    • @elbowroomtube
      @elbowroomtube 10 років тому

      Dimitriy Sarnikov Are you saying that you would not buy the serrated edge again?

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому +4

      I would like to have both for different things)

  • @AlexShevcov
    @AlexShevcov 10 років тому

    Видео супер, автору респект. Насчет ножа. На видео автор неоднократно поправляет фиксирующее кольцо. Думается это неудобно, а если забыть - то может быть опасно.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому +2

      Добрый день, Александр! Спасибо за Ваш комментарий! Да, на самом деле, фиксирующее кольцо при силовой работе иногда задевается рукой и сдвигается. За этим необходимо следить. При обычном использовании такого не наблюдается. Нож и по сей день один из самых любимых. Очень легкий и прочный. Отлично себя зарекомендовал в походах даже как основной. Лучший из складных ножей, которые у меня были.

  • @joeshellingford
    @joeshellingford 8 років тому

    Hello, first of all, this is a great review, but i want to ask about the tip of this opniel, I have a bunch of regular opinel, inox and carbon steel and they always break on the point. Is this outdoor model different? Thank you.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  8 років тому +1

      +Joe Shelling Hello, Joe) Almost any knife can be broken.
      I did not break.I can only advise not to create a large load on the blade.

    • @joeshellingford
      @joeshellingford 8 років тому

      +Dimitriy Sarnikov hahaha you are right about that, I meant that in opinel knives, points are specially weak. Thank you for the reply, it was useful.

    • @joeshellingford
      @joeshellingford 8 років тому

      +Ansel Knight Thanks for the answer. I'll buy a couple of them.

    • @stevesharp4849
      @stevesharp4849 8 років тому

      +Joe Shelling The Outdoor has the same blade size as the "regular" No. 8, but the blade thickness of the No. 10.

  • @schlaznger8049
    @schlaznger8049 9 років тому +1

    That was probably the hardest test I have seen on a folding knife. I'm glad it stood up to the punishment, how the the edge on the blade after you got done?

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  9 років тому +3

      The knife blade is in excellent condition. a little bit corrected on the belt)

    • @schlaznger8049
      @schlaznger8049 9 років тому +1

      Thank you so much for the advice. I am trying to figure out a good back up knife. To me a good back up knife is the most important thing. Keep up the good work and great videos!

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  9 років тому +3

      *****
      Thanks a lot! This is very good variant! Good luck!

  • @vladimirtrushin9586
    @vladimirtrushin9586 11 років тому

    :)

  • @cesaralvarez5982
    @cesaralvarez5982 9 років тому

    I liked your review, however, it convinced me that a non serrated blade will work better. I question, though why make a knife do the work that an ax could do much better, like batooning.

    • @basbas63
      @basbas63 9 років тому +2

      Cesar Alvarez Weight concerns? :P I mean when you are backpacking in like the mountains you don't want to carry too damn much weight with you right?

    • @frankgon4
      @frankgon4 8 років тому +1

      To show techniques with what can be done with what you have.

  • @nicolagialli
    @nicolagialli 10 років тому

    Good job man! What about whistle? Is it loud enough?

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому

      Thank you) Very good whistle. Good quality, loud enough)

  • @stonedape3285
    @stonedape3285 2 роки тому

    To be honest a plain edge would be better

  • @MrCalkar
    @MrCalkar 10 років тому

    Great video, Was there any sharpening in between takes? I would like to see some of you boys do this with your china knives. If they wont do it STOP buying them.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому +1

      The knife was not sharpening between takes.Steel is quite good)
      Today I think this is one of the best knives for Outdoor. Light weight, excellent quality, sturdy, comfortable, great geometry and functionality, adequate price)

  • @MrCalkar
    @MrCalkar 10 років тому

    If you do work with a knife like this you will see that outsourced knives, "the china syndrome knives" will not hold up. schrade,buck,gerber,kershaw, ect. The chinese are good are making knives that look like they should work.

  • @JerkofAllTradesTLH
    @JerkofAllTradesTLH 10 років тому +3

    The axe at 13:00 is really ineffective.

  • @1lupus
    @1lupus 10 років тому

    You use it well, but I can't imagine Opinel could have made it any uglier if they tried.

  • @trakuraul5370
    @trakuraul5370 3 роки тому

    inutil haf blade

  • @brutalbrital
    @brutalbrital 10 років тому +2

    I would buy one if they hadn't fucked the entire knife and gone against everything that the general public want and put that bloody stupid serrated edge on it....great vid mate thx for sharing

    • @brutalbrital
      @brutalbrital 10 років тому +1

      *****
      I agree but like their other knives they should offer both.
      The blind masses that bought the BG knife are the cause of this crap, the 'advertising data suggest the public want serrated blades' dumb arses couldn't think for them selves and realise people who bought those knives now wish they didn't LMAO

    • @brutalbrital
      @brutalbrital 10 років тому

      we think alike mate I have the #8 carbone opinel, Mora MG, a victorinox huntsman which I use more than anything else and for camping a ontario sp47, I have others but dont use them much, the knives I listed are what I use, I am waiting on a tramontina machete to replace my ageing 'homemade' indonesia machete.....other than the machete I don't use large knives unless pig hunting then comes out the trusty old 14inch bowie blade,it was made by a local bloke. that I've used for 30 years but I'm getting a bit old for that lol cheers mate happy hunting

    • @brutalbrital
      @brutalbrital 10 років тому

      ***** awesome I'll check it out thanks

    • @305randall
      @305randall 7 років тому +3

      To be fair, Opinel sells this knife in France to the sailing crowd who often prefer the serrations. Note it also has a shackle key for sailing. The "hole" in the blade is not just an aid to open the knife. And no carbon steel option for the same reason.

  • @edisonsiew5450
    @edisonsiew5450 9 років тому

    Don't Baton with it locked. Bad

  • @Brandozabr
    @Brandozabr 10 років тому

    Это все без заточки/правки???

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому

      Да.

    • @Brandozabr
      @Brandozabr 10 років тому

      Неплохо!!!! У меня есть Опинель, номер 15, кажется, я им рыбу разделываю, отличный нож! Надо будет прикупить такой же как у Вас! Спасибо за тест!

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому +1

      Brandozabr
      Я так понимаю, что №15 это филейный нож. Есть такой 10-й. Беру в поездки на кухню по продуктам, рыбе. Очень удобно. И не весит ничего)

  • @user-ii6lw4hd5h
    @user-ii6lw4hd5h 10 років тому

    Уважаемый автор, на последних минутах видео Вы не совсем правильно делаете....это чревато травмами, т.к. - Резать нужно от себя.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  10 років тому

      Резать "от себя" нужно большую часть времени, но существуют приемы, выполняемые "на себя". Да, они более травмоопасные и требуют некоторого опыта владения ножом.

  • @jamesaritchie2
    @jamesaritchie2 8 років тому +2

    The partially serrated edge makes this knife completely useless for any kind of real bushcraft work. Those serrations are right where ninety percent of knife work should be done, and almost none of it can be done with those serrations taking up the work part of the blade. Batoning with any knife is silly, no matter how much UA-cam incest by a bunch of pseudo-experts says otherwise, but batoning with a knifelike this is especially foolish. People actually think it means something if the knife doesn't break. That's the silliest thing of all. All it means is that the knife didn't break, or the edge didn't chip or roll, THAT TIME. You may do the same thing two hundred times without damage, or it may ruin the knife the first time, and neither case proves anything except you're willing to beat a perfectly good knife with a club, rather than carry real woodsman tools with you. All that aside, this is just another Opinel with a hole in the blade. Yet you still beat it with a club, trying to prove what, I have no idea, other than the fact that you're one more victim of UA-cam incest. You call the knife your best friend, and then beat it with a club. That makes sense.

    • @DimitriySarnikov
      @DimitriySarnikov  8 років тому +4

      I do not agree with your opinion. The knife is very durable, comfortable and functional with its weight and size. Sereytor does not interfere with the cutting thread and is especially useful when creating tinder. knife Batoning need when you make a fire in a wet forest in bad weather. It is much easier to do with a knife, rather than other tool.

    • @frankgon4
      @frankgon4 8 років тому +1

      James, got to disagree with you as well on your comments. I can make feather sticks with a serrated edge with no problem. What Bush craft use are speaking of that cannot be done with a serrated edge ??

    • @tr3nta345
      @tr3nta345 7 років тому +1

      James Ritchie your comment really doesn't make much sense, in the video he showed all sorts of bushcraft tasks and they all worked no matter the serrated edge, also batoning is a good test as it tests how durable the lock is if you hit 200 times and it doesn't brake it mean's your knife lock is durable, if the brakes the first time then the materials are cheap and not well put together, it seem's pretty obvious and intuitive.

    • @ike8236
      @ike8236 6 років тому

      Completely agree with the batoning comment, but I've learnt over the years you can't say that on youtube because people here have no real experience and learnt from self proclaimed experts who also don't have much experience, so very few people who actually know will ever see your comment.

    • @MegaTinni
      @MegaTinni 5 років тому

      Why not bring your stove top then and put the kettle on.

  • @stevehuffman7453
    @stevehuffman7453 5 років тому +1

    "Batoning" ... WHY would you baton a folding knife - or ANY knife for that matter? In over 60 years of knife use, camping, fishing, hunting, etc. I have yet to baton a knife. Why take a chance on breaking it? ANY knife WILL eventually break if you baton it.
    NO manufacturer guarantees/warrantees their knives if they are batoned.
    Batoning a FOLDING knife is GUARANTEED to break it.
    Use the proper tool for the job! An axe to split wood. A knife is designed to CUT not split wood or fell a daRn tree!

  • @pharaonsk
    @pharaonsk 4 роки тому

    videos without commentary suck, thumb down

  • @user-iy9so3nf5q
    @user-iy9so3nf5q Рік тому

    Это нож НЕ для бушкрафта

  • @nassimbushcraft4381
    @nassimbushcraft4381 10 років тому +1

    for me is this one of the best "opinel outdoor n.8" videos i love it! thx

  • @anthonysalter9573
    @anthonysalter9573 10 років тому +1

    I have one of these knives and it is fast becoming my fav outdoor knife