Fox FX-140XL Knife: A Bushcraft Instructor's review
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Welcome to the ultimate Fox FX-140XL Knife Review! 🪓🔥 In this in-depth exploration, John Boe takes you on a journey through the wild world of survival gear. With its impressive 19cm full tang blade, the Fox FX-140XL has been making waves in the bushcraft community. 🌲⚙️
🔍 Overview:
Join us as we dissect every detail of this survival heavy-hitter. From its stainless steel construction to the pros and cons of its robust build, we leave no stone unturned.
🪚 Performance Testing:
Watch the Fox FX-140XL in action as we put it through its paces-splitting wood, chopping, and even tackling some finer tasks. Does its 19cm blade hold up to the hype?
🔥 Fire Starting and Everyday Use:
Discover the ins and outs of the integrated fire starter and find out if this powerhouse is the right fit for your everyday carry needs. It's not just a knife; it's a survival companion.
🌲 Real-world Scenarios:
Take a journey with us as we test the Fox FX-140XL in various outdoor scenarios, from shelter building to food prep. Does it excel in survival situations, or does it fall short in the world of detailed bushcraft?
🤔 Pros and Cons:
Get the lowdown on the Fox FX-140XL's strengths and weaknesses. Is it the ultimate bushcraft companion, or does it lean more towards specialised survival tasks?
🎬 Conclusion:
In the conclusion, [Your Name] delivers the final verdict on whether the Fox FX-140XL deserves a spot in your gear collection. It's all about finding the right tool for your wilderness adventures.
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It makes feathersticks, it throws sparks, it battons, it hacks.. just look other Videos ... it is also good for hunting.. it is also a camp knife. It works for self defence. It is perfect. Greetings from Austria.
Who said its for bushcraft? its a Camp Knife or a Survival Knife.
It makes feathersticks easily - just look a few other videos.
This is awesome !!! This is the best review video 📹 I've seen in a long time ..honestbas they come ..loved it
Thanks JJ. It’s the way forward. Cut though the crap!
@wildwaybushcraftuk has to be done my friend..keep it going
Brilliant and honest from a professional bushcraft instructor. What more do yah need.
Also let's see that destruction test.
Let’s do it !
One of the best and most enjoyable reviews I've seen in a long time, and not at all surprised by your conclusions. Think I'll stick with my cheapo Mora for a while yet. Top job sir. All the best etc... Pete.
Thanks Pete, that means a lot.
Thank you for finally debunking the big knife mythos! The sheer ridiculousness of some of the claims that people have made over the years are not able to be replicated by anyone that actually spends any time working with a knife in the woods.
I love my huge blades but my bushcraft knives are very specific to task.
Thank you. I completely agree.
@@wildwaybushcraftuk oh, if you haven't already, destruction tests are rather pointless in the end for the most part. Destroying a perfectly good knife is done by many channels already and a lot of people misjudge blades/makers because the video is often taken out of context.
@@turtlewolfpack6061 yeah changed the plan there. Going to give it away at some point
Hilarious! Loved it.
Thank you Jamie!!
It's a hunting knife, so it's no surprise that it performed badly as a bushcraft knife 😀 You want a big bushcraft knife? Get a Finnish Leuku knife!
Where are people finding all these alternate handle colors with this knife.? Now I’ve seen white and brown and this. Looked high and low and can’t find them. Everyone only ever sells the blue handle.
Try knives and tools.co.uk
LoL guess UK guys don't do knife reviews with the sheath......
Hahaha sheath was ok did the job. The strap securing the knife was cut when the knife was put in the second time!
Does it pry very well?
Not really in the habit of prying things with knives but it will open a can of paint!
@wildwaybushcraftuk not bad if the trees need some gloss.
@@thewoodlandschoolltd3999 hahaha
Are there any knives of a similar size that you actually would recommend for Bushcraft? Or is this video just kind of meant to hammer home the idea that big knives aren’t good for bush craft? Lol.
A small knife for cheap. Mora every day. Or get a wildway bushcraft knife, from me!!
That's not my question. I already have some small bushcraft knives. I just wanted to know your opinion on larger knives in general for bushcraft applications.@@wildwaybushcraftuk
@@230mps for bushcraft I can’t see a reason to have a knife over 4 inch and anything larger is just over kill
@@230mpsdude just hate big knives lol. U dont have to use another wood to feathersticks with the Fox140, he just a low lvl instructor.🤷🏼 its an awesome knive, niolox steel is very good for outdoors.
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How can you review a knife and not sharpen it yourself? If you don't like the edge angle and microbevel, put on yoir own, better one.
It was more about the way it came out of the box. Re shaping the edge was not in the brief
@@wildwaybushcraftuk I got that. I don't give much regard to factory edge and expect them to be sub par (it's a nice surprise when it's not). I typically sharpen most knives straight from the box. Shows me how good the steel feels and I can put on the edge angle and finish i want.
I was saying, I don't see how anyone can review a knife without sharpening it because you don't know how easy it is or how the steel feels. Plus if a factory edge lasted long enough to do everything you needed for a review, it's either an amazing steel or it wasn't tested that much. Just my opinion.
News? no..