TRC in my opinion is one of the best when it comes to fit and finsh their knives are just about perfect especially since they are a production knife and not a custom I have TRC Classic Freedom that stays in my EDC bag and goes with me everywhere.
I'm from Europe and know TRC for some years already. Basically from the start when the knives came without boxes. Andrius is really a great guy also. Yes they are on the expensive side but they are really well made in expensive steels. All I EDC is a SAK but this might be a good travel knife because of the slim profile. For prolonged camp use that Reiff F4 looks very interesting but will cost me even more including p&p and European VAT. I might try to pick one up next time I visit the US. Thanks for introducing TRC to the US. You should try their Apocalyps. That's a beast of a knife.
Hey Aaron, Ive been following your channel for a number of years now and have learnt so much especially about knives, steel, handles, sheath systems etc by just watching your videos. keep up the good work.
@@gideonstactical Aaron you may want to check my comments on this video got a scammer trying to tell folks they won the giveaway which hasn't even closed yet 😂
@@Transamchamp somebody tried to tell me that I won already. Got my hopes up at first but then my scammer senses started tingling. They asked me to contact you via telegram.
Too many nice knives are wrecked by a junk sheath. I know there are custom sheaths, but they are often an afterthought and it can make all the difference. Thanks for the consistently good content -
I like this little knife quite a lot but the company is new to me. I'll look forward to learning more about these new products in coming videos. Thanks for your evenhanded presentation.
I have two TRC knives and both are outstanding. What I love most about them are the quality. They feel like they were forged to be both working knives as well as pieces of art. You wouldn't understand that last point until you held one. The craftsmanship is phenomenal.
My go to fixed blade is a Hinderer Emmett @ 5.5oz...8.1oz W-kydex sheath and scout style straps. I rarely carry it like an EDC, but when I do, I carry it weak-side on my belt across-Draw style.
G'day Aaron, yeah very nice mate and I am using small fixies more in rotation for EDC, but my "go to" folder for EDC is a Recon 1, drop point, in S35 and weighs, 147 grams, (5.2 oz). Mind you, weight/size, within reason, is not an issue for me, it's all about cutting performance, ergos and a solid build. I havent had any blades fail to spring back, (or snap for that matter), if in fact they actually flex to start with. I do always try and use the right tool for the job though, and for the most part, thicker stock is a high priority across the board. Cheers Duke.
Every TRC knife I have is top shelf. Fit and finish is second to none. Durability is also excellent as is their sheaths. On a side note I can’t access the community page from my iPad so unfortunately I have to sit this giveaway out. 😢
I absolutely love my TRC knives, and had a lovely experience with them. I really hoping that they will re-release the discontinued TR-15 (Bushcrafter) in the near future. With a more neutral handle without the finger groove on the handle.
Greetings from Finland, Aaron. I have been following your channel and your excellent reviews for 6-7 years and have bought many useful knives based on your reviews. For example, similar to this knife is my TOPS Overlander 2. Best regards - Mauri
TRC and magnacut you can’t go wrong with that. I recently purchased a Joker after watching your review and it is also a great fixed blade. Great content as always thanks!
This was the first channel I subscribed too when I first started collecting knifes. Ingot into it about 3 almost 4 years ago. I wanted to get a very durable knife to survive me through SHTF. Thanks to you I was able to pick a knife. Little did I know a new addiction had started and now I have lots of knifes mostly fixed blades. Lol so I guess I thanks you and also curse you for this new addiction of mine. You do great work and should be proud
@@treybailey886 sorry should of added that. It was actually the Gerber strong arm. I just could t believe the torture test that thing went through. The same strongarm passed around three different UA-camrs to try and break it and it never did.
Great review and good lookin lil blade. The EDC style fixed blades have really grown on me. A bit pricey but you're paying a bit more for the brand reputation. This one will treat you well I bet. Keep up the good work, sir!
This would seriously LIVE in my pocket, Aaron. My guess is that TRC designed it to be a hybrid of an EDC and a survival knife, a sort of EDS (EveryDay Survival) knife, so they kept the edge at a thick-ish angle. Completely on-brand for them, honestly. That said, I'd reprofile it too.
G'day Charles, how are ya mate ? yep, totally concur, a hybrid, and a very good one at that I'd say. You may well have invented a new knife acronym, I reckon there's quite a few others that fit the same bill, ..... intentionally or not ; ) Cheers Duke.
@@eyeofthetiger4184 Hey Duke! Good to see you, my friend. I'm hanging tough on my end. How about you? The EDS is a genre I really like, frankly. I'm carrying one right now, though it's definitely not in the same class or price range as any TRS. It's a little Schrade 9Cr necker - full handle, full tang, thick spine, but hollow ground. Slices well, but tough as nails.
Great looking knife. I'm glad to see more EDC-oriented fixed blades, and I am excited about CPM MagnaCut. I am currently waiting on a MagnaCut knife from Survive! Knives. I appreciate your highly informative channel. It is definitely one of my go-to resources for knife information. Thanks.
TRC prices are high, and always have been. Probably a really good knife though. Love those ulticlips! I'm almost never wearing a belt lately, so the clip is a life saver for me.
I've spent $250 to $300 on knives and could never bring myself to beat on it, My price point is around that $125 range and it not hurt my feelings to actually use the knife, this knife overall is a really nice looking piece. Great review!
Thanks again for a great review...my take, however, I would love to try this knife out but the price is a little hefty. I do love my Speedgoat, also in magnacut, which I carry daily or my Lionsteel H2 in M390. As for the Hardside Hydration system...Love, love it. I have two, one for my pack and one for my Jeep.
That's what I love about my Magnacut Bark River Bushcraft Scout. It's about the same size as my large folder but gives me the strength of a full-tang fixed blade
I have a South Pole in Magnacut coming as a swap deal. I am Looking forward to fondling it, oggling it... and more importantly, putting it to task in the hard yards. I'll try the factory edge first (meant to be 61-62) and see if it needs a reprofile. I'm a big fan of 'overbuilt' TRC knives. Though the three 'Apocalypses' I had became one...I could only deal with one Apocalypse at at a time 🙏
It is interesting you compare it to the MKC Speedgoat. I was thinking the whole time that if the TRC was over $300, I would still rather have a MKC Fieldcraft, which I think is more comparable in both profile and intended use, being a drop point with G10 handle scales in an intelligently designed sheath intended for EDC, and available in Magnacut. I also couldn't help but think about the Bradford Guardian 4.2 in Magnacut. I currently rock a Guardian 5.5 in CPM 3V, actually at your recommendation. It carries okay; I carry a full size handgun as well so I obviously have accepted the added weight of full size tools with the increased functionality they offer. I haven't carried a folder in years. I have been looking at Magnacut, however, and being from MT and a big fan of Josh Smith, I would love the Fieldcraft. His drops just sell out so fast it is hard to get your hands on one. The appeal of the Bradford is that you can usually just go on their sight and order what you want without having to be waiting on your computer for the drop notice and be one of the first 100 to add one to your cart.
I really like the blade profile. It's a pricey blade but everything from TRC is expensive. Great choice of steel. I'd rather own one high quality blade than 2 or 3 common grade blades.
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. That's a great looking 🗡 knife. Thank you for sharing your review. Stay safe out there. 🤗
Good presentation...keep up the good work... lately ive been carrying a buck vantage in s30v...very solid knife...was lucky to get it at a very good price
That TRC Polheim looks excellent, but it's way out of my price range. I prefer budget knives for my hiking/woods use but admit I'm not doing any heavy bushcrafting stuff. The two I like the best so far are the CJRB Hyperlite (4" fixed blade by Joe Flowers) and my Cold Steel Range Boss (4" folder with 4116 steel). The Hyperlite weighs 3.5oz (w/o sheath) and the Range Boss weighs 3.125oz. Both would be fine for EDC.
A good review of the TRC Pohlheim 👍The Pohlheim is on top of my buy list. I own many knives and I own some (6) TRC knives, infact the TRC South Pole is one of my most used EDC Knives. The TRC Classic Freedom Full Flat is in my opinion also a excellent EDC knife. Yes TRC kinves are expensive, but the quality, fit and finish are top notch, they are all hand made in small quantities in lithuania (semi custom level). Greetings from germany.
Thanks for the review looks like a great knife but the price is a non starter for me personally. Always looking but always stick with my ESEE’s for my fixed blade needs.
It always looks like you have a lot of fun doing these videos and playing with some pretty awesome toys like this one. Thank you for the content and good luck to everyone in the giveaway. That is a really slick-looking knife.
So I have the South Pole for my field knife and the classic freedom for my edc. I love the polheim since it carried the same profile as the South Pole. Do you have any intel as to when places will be stocking it? I am convinced I want one!
Hi Aaron. I really like this knife. I am not familiar with TRC Knives, but this one offers a lot in quality materials, shape and size. Looks like a really strong contender for an edc fixed blade. I would really like to to try to pocket carry it, but it does have several great options. I also would probably re-profile the blade as you did.
Two other exelent EDC knives from TRC around the same size as the Pohlheim: K-1S, steel is Elmax and Classic Freedom, steel is M390. My most used EDC is a South Pole with a secondary convex edge (I have reprofiling the edge), but the knife is a little bit bigger as the Pohlheim.
Love your reviews - one of my resources on choosing knives. ❤ This looks like an excellent choice. I have Jokers and Casstrom for bushcrafting, and the Polheim looks like it would be good in that role, but better as an EDC. I also have a couple of MKC blades that I like. I currently EDC the Mini-Speed Goat for its weight - 1.7 oz. I will consider adding the Polheim to my purchase list - based on your review. 😊
Thank you Aaron for showcasing the TRC knife . This knife 🔪 looks very versatile and strong . This was another great presentation with great content . You always strive for excellence this video is a testament of this . Oh ! By the way please would showcase Extreama Ratio knives
i have been hearing a lot of buzz about trc kinves, after watching your review i can understand all the hype. i would love to try out this blade, fantastic hiking blade. thanks for the giveaway.
My daily use blade is a Bark River Bravo EDC in CPM-M4 steel. It weighs in at 3.5 oz without the sheath and 5.5 with the leather sheath. The TRC just doesn't hit me in the feels. The Reiff was more my preference. The speed goat would be better if it had nice wood or G10 handle scales. Just my opinion.
TRC in my opinion is one of the best when it comes to fit and finsh their knives are just about perfect especially since they are a production knife and not a custom I have TRC Classic Freedom that stays in my EDC bag and goes with me everywhere.
TRC stuff has been near the top of my wishlist for a long time. It's only a matter of time before I cave.
I'm from Europe and know TRC for some years already. Basically from the start when the knives came without boxes. Andrius is really a great guy also. Yes they are on the expensive side but they are really well made in expensive steels. All I EDC is a SAK but this might be a good travel knife because of the slim profile. For prolonged camp use that Reiff F4 looks very interesting but will cost me even more including p&p and European VAT. I might try to pick one up next time I visit the US. Thanks for introducing TRC to the US. You should try their Apocalyps. That's a beast of a knife.
You get what you pay for.
I’m in So Cal, USA and I’ve heard of TRC. It’s my go to brand along with Medford, Les George & McNees.
First time i have heard about TRC but now it is on my radar . TY. I like your reviews and watch as much as I can . Keep up the good work.
Awesome!! Thanks for watching glad you enjoy
Love the airlite very under rated knife.
Hey Aaron, Ive been following your channel for a number of years now and have learnt so much especially about knives, steel, handles, sheath systems etc by just watching your videos. keep up the good work.
Awesome, thank you! That really means alot
@@gideonstactical Aaron you may want to check my comments on this video got a scammer trying to tell folks they won the giveaway which hasn't even closed yet 😂
@@Transamchamp somebody tried to tell me that I won already. Got my hopes up at first but then my scammer senses started tingling. They asked me to contact you via telegram.
@@Transamchamp someone sent me the same message. This kind of scam hurts the community.
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Looks great, and this is how a sheath should always look
I totally agree with you!
Too many nice knives are wrecked by a junk sheath. I know there are custom sheaths, but they are often an afterthought and it can make all the difference. Thanks for the consistently good content -
Brand new to the. Thank you for the introduction to the TRC Magnacut.
The top line is beautiful.
I like this little knife quite a lot but the company is new to me. I'll look forward to learning more about these new products in coming videos. Thanks for your evenhanded presentation.
I attempted to reply to the message you sent to me but was unable. Do I need an Instagram account?
I have two TRC knives and both are outstanding. What I love most about them are the quality. They feel like they were forged to be both working knives as well as pieces of art. You wouldn't understand that last point until you held one. The craftsmanship is phenomenal.
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"Art work" LOL. yeah no, there's absolutely nothing they do that hasn't been done a million times over the years. Hipster BS confirmed.
Dude. Take it down a notch. @@DB.KOOPER
Love TRC knives , would love to add one to my collection
Thought I got a pop up notification that I won . Did i
Another great review. I was not aware of TRC previously. I am glad to see that such practical and high quality knives are out there.
Ooooo, I wants!
Trc makes excellent knives!!
Nice try spammer
My go to fixed blade is a Hinderer Emmett @ 5.5oz...8.1oz W-kydex sheath and scout style straps. I rarely carry it like an EDC, but when I do, I carry it weak-side on my belt across-Draw style.
Thanks for the review. I’m a big fan of TRC knives, can’t wait to get my hands on a South Pole.
Hey Aaron love the reviews on your channel. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Hi, I love trc, and your chanel to, great content, keep up the good work
Nice knife, I like TRC so much!
This is the first I have heard of TRC Knives. Looks like a high quality blade!
They are sick ❤
Great review! Another sweet knife from TRC! 👍 They put out some exceptional tools!
G'day Aaron, yeah very nice mate and I am using small fixies more in rotation for EDC, but my "go to" folder for EDC is a Recon 1, drop point, in S35 and weighs, 147 grams, (5.2 oz). Mind you, weight/size, within reason, is not an issue for me, it's all about cutting performance, ergos and a solid build.
I havent had any blades fail to spring back, (or snap for that matter), if in fact they actually flex to start with. I do always try and use the right tool for the job though, and for the most part, thicker stock is a high priority across the board. Cheers Duke.
Every TRC knife I have is top shelf. Fit and finish is second to none. Durability is also excellent as is their sheaths. On a side note I can’t access the community page from my iPad so unfortunately I have to sit this giveaway out. 😢
Now thats what i call a review!! Well done, i enjoyed it! Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Their heating is spot on 😊
I absolutely love my TRC knives, and had a lovely experience with them. I really hoping that they will re-release the discontinued TR-15 (Bushcrafter) in the near future. With a more neutral handle without the finger groove on the handle.
Greetings from Finland, Aaron. I have been following your channel and your excellent reviews for 6-7 years and have bought many useful knives based on your reviews. For example, similar to this knife is my TOPS Overlander 2. Best regards - Mauri
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Thats a really handsome little fixed blade. Thanks for sharing
TRC and magnacut you can’t go wrong with that. I recently purchased a Joker after watching your review and it is also a great fixed blade. Great content as always thanks!
Which joker did ya get, and for what purposes are you using it for? I've been interested in them too.
@@Mr_Whats_His_Nuts I bought the Lynx. Great for everyday use small enough to edc but robust enough for all camp and bushcraft tasks
Great overview!!! Thanks for sharing. I’m super keen to grab one of these 💪
Thanks for watching!
Looks nice. Haven’t tried magnacut yet.
This was the first channel I subscribed too when I first started collecting knifes. Ingot into it about 3 almost 4 years ago. I wanted to get a very durable knife to survive me through SHTF. Thanks to you I was able to pick a knife. Little did I know a new addiction had started and now I have lots of knifes mostly fixed blades. Lol so I guess I thanks you and also curse you for this new addiction of mine. You do great work and should be proud
Which knife did u go with for your first one
I am not sad for beings your conduit to suck a life giving addiction 😂
@@treybailey886 sorry should of added that. It was actually the Gerber strong arm. I just could t believe the torture test that thing went through. The same strongarm passed around three different UA-camrs to try and break it and it never did.
@tannershumway3030 yeah I liked it too, I do carry my scandi grinds more often as my belt carry
Great review and good lookin lil blade. The EDC style fixed blades have really grown on me. A bit pricey but you're paying a bit more for the brand reputation. This one will treat you well I bet. Keep up the good work, sir!
Hi! Super company, great products. Using South Pole apocalyptic and two Speed Demons. Greetings from Lithuania.
This would seriously LIVE in my pocket, Aaron. My guess is that TRC designed it to be a hybrid of an EDC and a survival knife, a sort of EDS (EveryDay Survival) knife, so they kept the edge at a thick-ish angle. Completely on-brand for them, honestly. That said, I'd reprofile it too.
G'day Charles, how are ya mate ? yep, totally concur, a hybrid, and a very good one at that I'd say.
You may well have invented a new knife acronym, I reckon there's quite a few others that fit the same bill, ..... intentionally or not ; ) Cheers Duke.
@@eyeofthetiger4184 Hey Duke! Good to see you, my friend. I'm hanging tough on my end. How about you? The EDS is a genre I really like, frankly. I'm carrying one right now, though it's definitely not in the same class or price range as any TRS. It's a little Schrade 9Cr necker - full handle, full tang, thick spine, but hollow ground. Slices well, but tough as nails.
Nice setup! Not crazy about tube-style bolsters (prefer screw attachment) but love sheath! $350 seems too steep for knife tho
Great looking knife. I'm glad to see more EDC-oriented fixed blades, and I am excited about CPM MagnaCut. I am currently waiting on a MagnaCut knife from Survive! Knives. I appreciate your highly informative channel. It is definitely one of my go-to resources for knife information. Thanks.
Thanks so much Dan!
how long have you been waiting? I've been waiting about a year and a half on my 5.1
youre never gonna get it...
TRC prices are high, and always have been. Probably a really good knife though.
Love those ulticlips! I'm almost never wearing a belt lately, so the clip is a life saver for me.
Looks to be an excellent knife would definitely consider purchasing love the adventure of exploring the great outdoors with a dependable tool
Looks like a well-done knife. Never seen this brand before.
I've spent $250 to $300 on knives and could never bring myself to beat on it, My price point is around that $125 range and it not hurt my feelings to actually use the knife, this knife overall is a really nice looking piece. Great review!
I think the range for a lot people 👍
Thanks again for a great review...my take, however, I would love to try this knife out but the price is a little hefty. I do love my Speedgoat, also in magnacut, which I carry daily or my Lionsteel H2 in M390. As for the Hardside Hydration system...Love, love it. I have two, one for my pack and one for my Jeep.
Looks like a good edc knife. Going to look at what else TRC has.
Thats a sweet looking all-round knife. From baguettes to rope slicing :-)
Great video i sometimes edc fixed blades. Appreciate all your insights across the board. Keep it up
Thanks my friend!!
Man I love this I have the apocolypse and the k1s I want this one man thanks for the great content!
That's what I love about my Magnacut Bark River Bushcraft Scout. It's about the same size as my large folder but gives me the strength of a full-tang fixed blade
Between 4 to 4,5 inch blade is just the sweet spot for me .
Great video as always. My goto for any blade before buying. Thanks!!
I have a South Pole in Magnacut coming as a swap deal. I am Looking forward to fondling it, oggling it... and more importantly, putting it to task in the hard yards. I'll try the factory edge first (meant to be 61-62) and see if it needs a reprofile. I'm a big fan of 'overbuilt' TRC knives. Though the three 'Apocalypses' I had became one...I could only deal with one Apocalypse at at a time 🙏
That Trc looks well made . Like it
It is interesting you compare it to the MKC Speedgoat. I was thinking the whole time that if the TRC was over $300, I would still rather have a MKC Fieldcraft, which I think is more comparable in both profile and intended use, being a drop point with G10 handle scales in an intelligently designed sheath intended for EDC, and available in Magnacut. I also couldn't help but think about the Bradford Guardian 4.2 in Magnacut. I currently rock a Guardian 5.5 in CPM 3V, actually at your recommendation. It carries okay; I carry a full size handgun as well so I obviously have accepted the added weight of full size tools with the increased functionality they offer. I haven't carried a folder in years. I have been looking at Magnacut, however, and being from MT and a big fan of Josh Smith, I would love the Fieldcraft. His drops just sell out so fast it is hard to get your hands on one. The appeal of the Bradford is that you can usually just go on their sight and order what you want without having to be waiting on your computer for the drop notice and be one of the first 100 to add one to your cart.
I was looking at the field craft too but the blade profile seemed a little skinny to me, maybe I'm just used to seeing wider blades
That looks like a great knife made from a great steel. Being from Lithuania means it'll likely be a pretty unique blade among your friends as well.
I really like the blade profile. It's a pricey blade but everything from TRC is expensive. Great choice of steel. I'd rather own one high quality blade than 2 or 3 common grade blades.
Je préfère avoir un tops , un kabar et 5 mora pour le même prix 😂
Hello 👋 my outdoors friend, greetings from Northern California. That's a great looking 🗡 knife. Thank you for sharing your review. Stay safe out there. 🤗
Thanks so much!! Keep fighting the good fight in my birth state of CA
My go-to pocket knife is around 2oz. My fav lil puukko weighs about 4-4.5oz. The combo is much more versatile imo. This is a good lookin knife though.
Interesting little blade, perfect for a match-up with the new Knafs Lulu that just launched (Magnacut but more bushcraft with Scandi grind).
Hey, Aaron, love, the video as always. knife looks great. I've always wanted to try one from this Maker. Thanks for all you do brother!
That speedboat is very thin. Looks pretty but seems uncomfortable to hold. That TRC knofe looks like a comfortable fit.
Good presentation...keep up the good work... lately ive been carrying a buck vantage in s30v...very solid knife...was lucky to get it at a very good price
Very nice! That is a good edc for sure
That TRC Polheim looks excellent, but it's way out of my price range. I prefer budget knives for my hiking/woods use but admit I'm not doing any heavy bushcrafting stuff. The two I like the best so far are the CJRB Hyperlite (4" fixed blade by Joe Flowers) and my Cold Steel Range Boss (4" folder with 4116 steel). The Hyperlite weighs 3.5oz (w/o sheath) and the Range Boss weighs 3.125oz. Both would be fine for EDC.
Great knife. 🔥🔝
Very cool blade could definitely find a use for it from what I hear Magnacut is the steel to beat these days.
A good review of the TRC Pohlheim 👍The Pohlheim is on top of my buy list. I own many knives and I own some (6) TRC knives, infact the TRC South Pole is one of my most used EDC Knives. The TRC Classic Freedom Full Flat is in my opinion also a excellent EDC knife. Yes TRC kinves are expensive, but the quality, fit and finish are top notch, they are all hand made in small quantities in lithuania (semi custom level). Greetings from germany.
Looks like a solid knife
My go to pocket knife is a Les George VECP Button Lock that comes in around 5.5 oz
Thanks for the review looks like a great knife but the price is a non starter for me personally. Always looking but always stick with my ESEE’s for my fixed blade needs.
Really interested an a fixed blade EDC. Like the concept, but haven't found one that executed it well. Hope this one does!
It always looks like you have a lot of fun doing these videos and playing with some pretty awesome toys like this one. Thank you for the content and good luck to everyone in the giveaway. That is a really slick-looking knife.
It’s a blast, I am very bless to be able to do this for a living and sharing my experience with you fellow blade brothers!!
So I have the South Pole for my field knife and the classic freedom for my edc. I love the polheim since it carried the same profile as the South Pole. Do you have any intel as to when places will be stocking it? I am convinced I want one!
This is an amazing knife. Weight is 4.7 oz. Buck 110 sport almost every day.
Hi Aaron.
I really like this knife. I am not familiar with TRC Knives, but this one offers a lot in quality materials, shape and size. Looks like a really strong contender for an edc fixed blade. I would really like to to try to pocket carry it, but it does have several great options. I also would probably re-profile the blade as you did.
Right on!!
Two other exelent EDC knives from TRC around the same size as the Pohlheim: K-1S, steel is Elmax and Classic Freedom, steel is M390. My most used EDC is a South Pole with a secondary convex edge (I have reprofiling the edge), but the knife is a little bit bigger as the Pohlheim.
Love your reviews - one of my resources on choosing knives. ❤ This looks like an excellent choice. I have Jokers and Casstrom for bushcrafting, and the Polheim looks like it would be good in that role, but better as an EDC. I also have a couple of MKC blades that I like. I currently EDC the Mini-Speed Goat for its weight - 1.7 oz. I will consider adding the Polheim to my purchase list - based on your review. 😊
I believe my Manix 2 is around 5 oz.
Sound like a great fix blade😊
My go to pocket knife is the SOG flash 2 3.1oz my go-to fixed blade is the SOG pillar seven and a half ounces
Both excellent carries
TRC make some amazing looking blades, pricey but well made.
Good looking knife
I'd love to check it out.
Thank you Aaron for showcasing the TRC knife . This knife 🔪 looks very versatile and strong . This was another great presentation with great content . You always strive for excellence this video is a testament of this . Oh ! By the way please would showcase Extreama Ratio knives
Honesty, its a great all around blade shape, perfect size for me, and I love a TRC
Sweet looking knife. One day lol. Never had that steel in a knife yet.
the folder I carry in my pocket is 4.3oz, I have a few fixies I carry depending on what I am doing that day, all of them are heavier than this one.
Looks like a winner to me! Love the workmanship.
Nice review as well. I have a few TRC knives. They are awesome. Really like this model might need to get it. Really hate the ulticlip
i have been hearing a lot of buzz about trc kinves, after watching your review i can understand all the hype. i would love to try out this blade, fantastic hiking blade. thanks for the giveaway.
Ya the hype is definitely because of the results and finished product
Huh, never heard of them before today. Looks like they are very dialed in. Knife sounds like it's a great tool. The price is a little steep for me!
Jeffe does it have a plethora of uses
Does anybody know how to re- profile TRC Polheim blade with the Worksharp professional precision adjust,
as mentioned on the video,
tks
Jean
Looks like a great edc option!
My daily use blade is a Bark River Bravo EDC in CPM-M4 steel. It weighs in at 3.5 oz without the sheath and 5.5 with the leather sheath. The TRC just doesn't hit me in the feels. The Reiff was more my preference. The speed goat would be better if it had nice wood or G10 handle scales. Just my opinion.
Another good video. Never heard of this company, but looks like a really good tool.
Ya, they have a big following in Europe! Excellent quality but you will pay for it 😀
3:18 my edc is the Cold Steel Airlite drop point. 3.2oz.
TRC are crazy expensive.
Customs are literally cheaper here.
Where is here? They are expensive but they are great quality
@@gideonstactical
Europe.
That being said I literally just ordered the "This is Freedom" knife. They hooked me with the "limited run" convex grind.😂
What a knife.. love your reviews
I want one!
They are expensive, but very nice!
That's true!