Bark River Knives - Canoe Knife Review
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- Опубліковано 18 лис 2016
- The Bark River Knives Canoe knife is a collaboration between Bark River and AKC (American Knife Company). They came together to remake and improve the original Marbles Canoe knife first made in 1903. The main improvements are the handle length had been increased and it is now full tang. The Canoe is a highly capable all purpose general use knife. It is in it's element whether backpacking, bushcrafting, hunting, or being used to cook in the kitchen.
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I really enjoy knifes like that. Thanks for taking time to show this one.
I figure that we'll see more and more traditional style knifes in the future, for a very simple reason. They work.
+HE Peteresen I completely agree. Thanks!
Another great looking knife Joe. Thanks for sharing your take on it.
I love these types of blades. They have a lot of useful nostalgia to me, and I mean that in a good way.
your rambling is the main reason I watch every time you release a video. You are informative and I learn something Everytime. thanks
Thank you Charles, I appreciate that. Thanks for the support bud!!
Great review joe
Good video, Joe.
You always have the facts down about what ever you are telling us about.
Keep up the good work!
Awesome review joe. I really always overlooked b is knife until your review, I love learning. I like this knife now. I would love to hang with you for a day on a hike and just listen and learn. Thanks again man. Very cool video
I'd love to hang for a day and listen and learn too. Who's teaching? :)
I am really very fond of this blade. Thanks for the support Ryan!
beautiful knife Joe. and your "rambling" is informative.... so keep on rambling man. love the channel. great video.
I've been eyeing the canoe but not sure what I would use it for. Now I know! awesome video Joe, thanks!
awesome looking knife
Awesome video man
that is just a cool knife! great job! it looks like an excellent performer
Great review.
I'm falling love ! I just ordered this knife
My addiction continues ...
Nice review as always
Beautiful knife man
I love this design; it's old school but also new
Great Review
Nice looking knife..as has been said "old school" looking for sure. Good review Joe
I've seen this knife in other videos and thought it looked great. The edge to always looked thick, maybe its just the perspective, so I wondered how well it would do tasks like feathering. From you video it looks like that is not a problem. I will have to put it on my wish list. Thanks for letting us see it up close.
That is a great looking knife. The weight is awesome and the lines just perfectly illustrate the quintessential camp knife from yesteryear. I am struggling with the urge to purchase one ........ Thanks for sharing !
Joe....when I see an old classic.... it speaks to my soul man ! ..... PAPA DUKES
Cool vid. Cool knife.
that is a classically beautiful knife! I like it!
Very nice!
Hope Bark River makes another run of these.
Excellent review as was Mike's from Blue Mountain Bushcraft & Outdoors. Esthetically pleasing as well as functional which was so well demonstrated. A little out of my price range right now, but, plan on saving my pennies for one.
Beautiful knife. Mike Stewart is quite possibly the smartest man alive when it comes to knives and the metallurgical arts. I was waiting to see how it sliced bacon. LOL Thanks Joe God bless you.
+ROUND AND RANDOM unfortunately due local and large wild fires, no fires for me until we get a serous amount of rainfall. I agree man, Mike is a genius with steel. Thanks bud!!
Feral Woodcraft sure enough we've been in air quality alert for about 3 days now. Wind shift and there's definitely smoke and haze just hanging in the air.
nice video sir not so many of em around on this knife
Beautiful knife. I really like smaller general purpose knifes. We have a great tradition on that kind of knifes here in Scandinavia. Thanks for sharing :)
- Martin
Or spend your money on internet and cell phone bills.....to each their own I guess.
That is a very beautiful knife. I need to jump on the bark river train soon. Lol
really cool knife. the 2nd edition of kepharts book completely ignores the kephart knife design and instead he recommends the marbles knife, with a little drawing of it and everything. the fullers, i just cant get into them. when are ye releasing the jx6 full review? thanks joe.
He dropped his knife and went with Marbles because Marbles paid the bills ;)
I had planned to this last week but these forest fires have really thrown a wrench in the works (I can't do a bonafide fire). I'm trying to figure out how to finish with what I already have filmed or just refilm the whole thing. Either way, It will be up this week. Why? Thanks James!
I like that knife, Joe. To be fair, I like most knives, but that one is interesting as a smaller, lightweight multi-use option. You could carry it EDC in most states if you wanted. Very nice.
oh my😮 that is pretty! talk about icandy🍭 great job. that's just cool
It is a beautiful knife:)
Cool knife. I'd buy one if it came in Elmax or 3v
If they are popular enough, then I am sure they will come out in one or the other. Or both. That tends to be the way BRKT works. At least to my observation. Thanks Ernest!
What are the handle scales on your model?
That is one super knife, I really like the design of it. Going to have to start saving my milk money to get me one of those bad boys lol. Great video brother!!
Say Heah Joe, Seriously, A lovely piece of kit. ,, .
I agree. Thanks Paulie!
Copy That. ,, .
When I first saw it, it did not seem like it was for me, but the more I look at it and hear about it, I think it is gonna be on my short list :-)
Like I mentioned, to look at it, it isn't my regular style but the knife is absolutely great. I really like it.
Hi, great review. Can you compare this knife to Bark River Gunny, Gunny Hunter or Classic drop poin hunter when it comes to hunting and camping needs? I want one of those, but cant decide. Thank you in advance for answer. Greetings from Slovakia.
Pavel Kvak Thanks for the kind words Pavel. My personal preference would go to the Classic Hunter that you mentioned but all are very capable knives. For hunting, I think I'd prefer a knife with a bit more meat to the handle like the Gunny or Classic then this but again, it really depends on you and what you prefer. Thanks!
Feral Woodcraft Hi, thank you for answer. If I can ask you one more question, if we do not look at the handles and compare only blade profiles of Canoe, Classic Drop Point and Gunny/Gunny Hunter, which one is by your opinion, or experience, best suitable for cutting and slicing? As I see from photos and videos and also read on internet, they all have approximately same dimension of the blade (length and thickness), but it looks to me, that bevel grind is different on each one. So what do you see as a mine difference in bevels, or blade profiles as whole on these knives? Is one of them significantly better then others on cutting and slicing, or are they comparable in this category? I ask because I expect from knife mainly that it will be good in that for what is knife for, and that is by my opinion slicing and cutting. So if you can answer me also this question and help me with my decision, I will be grateful. Thanks again.
Pavel Kvak No problem. Again it's not a simple answer. As you mentioned, the grinds vary so it largely depends on what you're slicing and cutting. If you're after a woodcraft/campcraft knife where wood, rope, and other similar materials are your main use for the blade with game processing a secondary, then I'd suggest the Gunny. If game processing is a primary focus, then the classic is the definite go to here in my opinion. If you want a blade for somewhere in between, the canoe would be a good choice (although, I'd still personally go for the Gunny here too but that's mainly a handle vs my big hands thing).
Feral Woodcraft Thank you again and sorry if I bother you with too many questions. So one last question..... as you mentioned Gunny, which one you mean as a better all around knife? Classic Gunny or Gunny Hunter? Or Gunny Vortex? And also which steel you prefer - A2, 3V or Elmax? Thank you again in advance for answer.
Pavel Kvak I'm sorry, I was referring to the Gunny Hunter.
Ha! I'm first! Lol. That knife is awesome. I really enjoyed my time with it. It's light, has great ergonomics, aesthetics and edge geometry. What's not to like?
+Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors Exactly! You condensed my 8 minutes of rambling very well lol
what's not to like ? the price .
It really is a looker.
I just did the one handed fire! on my phone so I can't give u a link sorry😭
you should design a knife and get it made by bark river!
that's a very nice knife. I'd like it better if the guard & pommel were stainless steel.
This was like watching the Bob Ross of knives. Hopefully we don't have any 'happy little accidents'.
+Player Review insult or not, that was pretty friggin funny lol
Feral Woodcraft It was my honest impression of your soothing voice. I really enjoy BRK, so far I just have a Bravo 2 in A2. This canoe knife looks like a great one to have. Thanks for the video!
LOL one can never tell these days. I truly found being compared to ol Bob funny. I'd never really considered my voice soothing but thanks! BRK is a favorite of mine as well. As of yet, I have not found a knife they've put out not to my liking. Thanks!!
Old school cool....still ROCKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! >;)
any chance you'd like to sell that knife? message me if so
Love that knife but the price is too steep for my fixed income budget.
Wait a couple months before renewing your next cell phone contract and you will be able to afford it...or cancel your internet if you can for a bit.
I like to save my change in a gallon paint can I bought new (no paint in it) at home depot. By the time it fills up it's usually around $300 or so saved up. Other option is some form of credit or watch the secondary market such as ebay, arizona knives, etc.
When you get tired of it, please sell it to me!
not a wet hands knife. but nice looking
great looking knife . waaay to expensive . JMO .
Funny enough, I have the Marbles that knife is based off. Though I just don't love the design.
+AlaskanFrontier1 I think the longer handle males a big difference in usability. Thanks for watching Matthew!!
Feral Woodcraft No, I just don't like the guard and pommel, for me both knives look too gaudy.
AlaskanFrontier1 but you just rant about everything, scandi's are the BEST , why cheap knives SUCK?! that doesn't make any sense.... be recenable
You didn't have specialized knives in the old days because You could only afford one knife.
It's too small, too thin, too light and too expensive.
Aikidobear129 How often do you use knives, and what all tasks do you use them for? I think this is a great size for a knife, and light and thin are good things from my experience. More nimble and much more effective with cutting. Which, is the main use for a knife. BRs are expensive, but you definitely get what you pay for with BR.