I’ve owned the Joker Ember with Curly Birch scales for 2 years. It came with the sheath and matching fire steel. The Ember is a great knife. The 14c28n is easy to strop back to a razor’s edge. Great for carving and batoning.
My favorite steel is 14c28n. It’s not the best steel for edge retention. But it is easy to touch up and can make a razor sharp edge. All while being incredibly rust resistant, and cheap!
Do you only get a sheath on which handle based on the handle you bought? I have the black walnut handle and it came with a nice brown sheath. I also wondered why have a pummel. I guess it is better to have it and not need then to need it and not have it. It doesn't seem to be in the way of anything.
I'd like to see you do a side by side with the Ember, the Campero and the Trampero, if you get one. They are all very similar knives. All basically Kepharts. Same blade length. Same steel. Same basic handle,.. The differences are pretty subtle,.. the grinds, the blade shapes, the handle guards, the pommel,.. I have yet to see a video that goes into the differences enough to help the first time Joker fixed blade Buyer choose among these great blades.
I am quite disappointed to see your channel becoming just another typical "knife channel". "best doomsday knife", "the best bushcraft knife", "mountain knife", "the ultimate knife", "best budget knife" come on
I love my Ember. It is simply well designed and practical. It's what I need and all I need.
Just a really good knife.
Thank you for sharing your love for the Ember! It's always great to hear from fellow knife enthusiasts.
I’ve owned the Joker Ember with Curly Birch scales for 2 years. It came with the sheath and matching fire steel. The Ember is a great knife. The 14c28n is easy to strop back to a razor’s edge. Great for carving and batoning.
That curly beach sure is pretty on that knife. I have the black walnut one. I like it though.
Good info.
Appreciate it!
My favorite steel is 14c28n. It’s not the best steel for edge retention. But it is easy to touch up and can make a razor sharp edge. All while being incredibly rust resistant, and cheap!
Do you only get a sheath on which handle based on the handle you bought? I have the black walnut handle and it came with a nice brown sheath. I also wondered why have a pummel. I guess it is better to have it and not need then to need it and not have it. It doesn't seem to be in the way of anything.
I'd like to see you do a side by side with the Ember, the Campero and the Trampero, if you get one. They are all very similar knives. All basically Kepharts. Same blade length. Same steel. Same basic handle,.. The differences are pretty subtle,.. the grinds, the blade shapes, the handle guards, the pommel,.. I have yet to see a video that goes into the differences enough to help the first time Joker fixed blade Buyer choose among these great blades.
Now that I'm thinking about it, the Joker Nordico also should be in the mix.
Absolutely! The Joker Nordico brings a unique flair that definitely deserves consideration.
I am quite disappointed to see your channel becoming just another typical "knife channel". "best doomsday knife", "the best bushcraft knife", "mountain knife", "the ultimate knife", "best budget knife" come on
And yet here we are those are the best performing videos on my channel…………
That’s YOUR opinion but I love the knife content on this channel.
@@cocovasquez1Thanks Bro!
There's always people spreading negativity in the comments. Just ignore them 😂