@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 100 is right about my limit for a knife I know I'm going to use frequently. I would consider myself a mild collector tho and would pay in the 200 range for something I really like
I always appreciate how well you guys balance the different knives/topics that you do videos for. From a $1 kitchen knife all they way to a $1,600 Fallkniven, you hit it all.
I just purchased one Took it to my water stones to reprofile the blade to a zero grind It is an awesome knife The fit and finish is no where near to even the Mora Kansbol or Garberg But who cares for half the price
This becomes a bit sweeter of a deal when you consider that Joe Flowers designed the Terrasaur way before the Garberg was a thing and it was originally only available from semi-custom makers like Fiddleback Forge and Dogwood Custom knives for 5-10 times the price.
Man Im so glad I found this comment. I was watching this channel super recently and couldnt figure out whos name was associated with it. I remember it being all the talk when I was like 15 lol
I bought the Terrasaur as a backup based on this DBK video, and it has become my go-to. I like it nearly as much as my Fallkniven, but at just $47, I don't feel bad abusing it in ways I wouldn't dream of with a $240 knife. If I'm being totally practical, the ability to use a knife as intended instead of being afraid to damage a more beautiful and expensive option makes the Condor a better overall tool. Thanks for the recommendation, boys. Keep up the good work. (Oh, and a quick tip: I originally bought the olive drab version because I wanted to look cool and bush-crafty. I lost it in the woods within 2 days. So my second was the blaze orange. If I lose that, I probably shouldn't be allowed to have knives all.)
Dutch Bushcraft Knifes tanks a lot for the video, just purchased in Romania for about $60 I have to wait just 8 days to get it,and I didn even see the entire video. Thanks guys and keep the good work!
@@jb7707 Very tough question. Here’s what I’ve learned from my own use and what’s I’ve been hearing from others. I would say the Jääkäripuukko is the most bombproof - it’s hard for me to imagine it breaking even under extreme abuse. Both the Jääkäripuukko and the Terasaur needed some grinding on the spine to get them sharp enough for my liking. The Garberg plastic sheath that I received was faulty - basically zero retention, so I got an aftermarket leather sheath. The Jääkäripuukko feels like the highest quality knife in pretty much every way, especially the sheath, which is miles ahead of the leather sheath you can get with the garberg. Here’s my conclusion - all 3 knives are awesome. Can’t go wrong with the terasaur if budget is your main concern. The garberg is great, but it didn’t dazzle me, and I’m salty about the sheath. The Jääkäripuukko just feels like the most premium knife, which makes it my favorite.
Had one of these. Condor had sent me one that had a terrible grind, bad heat treat staining, and a very sharp seam in the plastic. That said, I contacted condor and they stood by their product. They sent me a replacement.
I had bought a condor Undertaker and when it came to me the tip was bent like a hook. The only thing they offered me was a refund that could take up to 3 months. I’m glad your experience was better than mine. Bad quality control is more common with condor but when you get a good one they are pretty awesome.
Might be weird, but I actually really like the Patreon segment being AFTER the video of Maarten in this episode. You should do it like this from now on :)
I’m so glad you done this video I literally just received mine through the post yesterday and to be honest I wasn’t to impressed at first it was smaller than I thought it would be but I like the sheath and the slimline look when in the sheath but it was so good to watch you guys put it thru it’s paces thanks🤙🏻
The Condor Bushlore has been my knife for maybe the last 10 years. I think I got lucky because there was a batch of bad steel around at that time that got it bad rep. Mine has been *flawless*. Easy to sharpen, keeps it's edge but does pick up rust if you don't keep it clean. I've just picked up a Terrasaur based on this review.
This is the 2nd knife I bought from watching you guys. 1st was the Mora Robust. Both have become my favorite camp and bushcraft knives. Thanks for the great recommends!
I've been using my Terrasaur for two years now, for bushcraft and camping and general use. I just sharpen it now and then, and it keeps up great cutting performance! I agree with Mickey, Condor wins.
I have been eyeballing this knife for a few weeks, but I hadn't ever seen the DBK boys cover the knife. It almost seems too perfect; not the best knife, but you actually get a decent product in a budget price range.
Awesome review. I have been in love with this budget blade since it first came out. I did a review of it on my channel, and since then I've made it my primary woodsman carry. I can't recommend this blade enough for the price. Well done guys
Jaakari Puukko's handle ergos, can become even better by sanding down the bottom part of it, with low grit sandpaper and a lot of patience! (This stuff is TOUGH, I was sanding for days)
from la cantina to this ....in 1095.well......i am glad you guys are back to reality and reviewing knives not steels, and finally we now have an alternative to the mora
My brothers I come from a breakup And releived to see my two favorite boys running this gold Ive missed my lads Always in a better mood watching yall do what you do best Youre always a pleasure to hang out with
It's most essential to have a sharp edge for a ferro rod. The Quality differs too, I have noticed. I use "Light my fire" ferro rod which comes with a dedicated striker.
Great Video. I review knives myself and I do knife Unboxing video's also. For years I have praised the Mora Garberg. Then I purchased the Terava Jakkariipuukko 140 in stainless steel & Carbon Steel. They became my New Favorites! I eventually purchased the Condor Terrasaur in 1095 carbon steel. It is a great knife in my opinion,... especially for the Money. - That being said: I Prefer the Terava Jakkaripuukko because it has a better sheath & it fits my hand much better. So I agree with Marteen on this one,...LOL - - So now in order of Best to worst: 1) Terava Jakkaripuukko, 2) Condor Terrasaur, 3) the Mora Garberg. I never thought Condor would outperform Mora. Amazing.
By the way regarding the broken knife I noticed that there was snow around. What means that the temperature had to be at least at around 0ﾟC. Steel especially carbon steel Has a certain temperature, at which it will stop being able to flex and start to behave more rigid like glas. Therefore unable to absorb shock without shattering. That could be the reason behind why it broke Englisch: Nil-ductility temperature NDTT oder ductile-brittle transition temperature DBTT ( Just a theory please be gentle if I'm wrong )
I love my condor terrasaur I slightly convexed my edge and stropped it to an insanely sharp edge that is easy to maintain I bought a bps leather sheath for it
Have you ever tried to use the Firesteel the other way around? That way the sparks land directly in the featherstick and you don’t have to work on the ground..
I've had this knife for almost two years now ,Condor CTK1806-7.5, oh man,one problem for me is the grip, the thumb guard literally cuts into the thumb,but the rest✌️👍✌️👍
Only thing pulling me towards spending more on the Garberg is the fact it has a Stainless Steel option unlike the condor...I don't want to have to worry about rust out in the bush.
I'd love to see you guys trying to break a mora bushcraft black. Since it's not full tang but pretty sturdy, it would be nice to see how much it can handle
The Bushcraft Black's tang, is very similar to the Gerber Strongarm with the only difference that the B/Black stops at 4/5 of the length of the handle. It's still better than what most people think as full tang knives nowdays, when they are actually "Skeletonized Tang" knives which is different than what actually a real Full Tang knife is. The cuts inside those skeletonized tang knives, may releave some weight and add to the balance but in the same time they are potential failure points. The most robust desing is the real Full Tang and then it's the style the Strongarm and the Jaakari Puukko come with. Not much different, than the Bushcraft Black's tang! It still has nothing to do, with the way they destroy knives with the Air rifle! Because it's the heat treatment, the thickness of the blade and the grind and then the steel itself, that matter, not the tang inside the handle.
I'm glad I got 2 of these knives! Joe Flowers designed knives are good! I got the Condor Wayfinder and Tops Brakimo by him as well! All are great knives! I love the DBK channel! Thanks for sharing!
I'm sorry to say Mikkie, but I got to handle both the Condor Terrasaur and the Terava Jaakaripuuko (sp) and I have to agree with Maarten about the comfort of the Terava's handle, it is a lot more comfortable to handle than the Condor. I'm not going to knock Condor because I really like their products and have used a Condor Machete for many years. For a budget knife under $100.00US I think it's very hard to beat the Terava but with newer steels hitting the market there are some really cool knives sporting CPM-154, S35VN, S30VN and even CTS-XHP (really hard but brittle I think) entering the market at really low prices. Heck I've even seen a couple Spyderco knives with the same steel as the Rockstead ZDP-189 for under $200.00CAD!! In fact I'm seriously considering a Spyderco Stretch 2 with ZDP-189 steel. It's almost becoming too confusing trying to keep up with and understand where all these Steels line up against each other for edge retention, durability, ease of sharpening and overall performance. Maybe a future episode could look at the available premium and budget steels to see where they all fit. I still like S35VN as an "All-Rounder" Steel but that's just me, I have a Buck 110 pro with S30V and am looking for something over the winter to become my new #1 Bushcraft knife, and I haven't even come close to looking at all the options like PDK and Sleipnir Steel and so on. When you're budgeting around $350US for a knife, or pair of knives it's really tough to choose. Loved the video, take care lads!!
I love these afforable knives. For budget I would choose Morakniv Robust which is sadly currently now available in my Country. Maybe it is about chip shortage... ;-) For more bucks for ligher use I would choose this Condor or the Kansbol. For heavy duty the Jaakaripuukko would be the chosen one. The Garberg a bit expensive.
You guys sold me, I'm going to get one. I have a Garberg and Eldris that I really both like. My favorite is my Jaktkit KNV2. I am anxious to buy the Condor now. The 1095 is awesome.
I have expensive knives but I still like to have a couple beater knives around. I have the Jääkäripuukko 140 and I love it. I've been slowly putting a convex edge on it with stones and it just keeps getting better. I'll go to that knife if I'm doing a real ugly job.
You had me at $40. Have been on the fence about this one for some time. I personally cannot justify high priced knives, to the point that I taught myself how to make knives and will be using Magnacut soon.
@@Timeren2010 Pop’s Knife Supply sells it (and quickly sells out). I have an Even Heat oven coming in soon, it’ll allow me to work on stainless/high grade steels.
@@Timeren2010 Thanks man, it was a rare opportunity being able to order one. If you haven’t already, give 8670 a try, makes for some tough knives. 80crv2 is one of my fav steels. I’ll be focusing on learning A2, I’ll likelier find a jackalope than maga cut at this point.
So I actually own all three of these budget knives and the condor is my favorite because it’s so cheap and lightweight they are all good but I use the condor more than any fixed blade I own now.
Love Condor....got me a Condor Garuda Fixed Blade Knife and Condor Bushcraft Parange Machete....love them...something about doing the basics good....next up the Condor Mountain Pass Camp Knife (I've seen your cool review).
we don't know why youtube doesn't get the video to 4K. UA-cam is just being slow I'm afraid.
Just watch again and get a second experience hahah
A budget knife video posted in a budget 360p format. Quite fitting. It gets the job done.
Quality unavailable 🤣🤦♂️
360P DBK is EPIC! You guys rock no matter what!
lol, I only get to watch you in 240p
Nice!
Egad Man , I'm seeing just ⭕!!! I love how they say tap and retry #@$##&
Most guys can't afford to pay hundreds of dollars on a knife, so a good quality knife for 40 bucks is great. 👍 Well done Condor. 👏👏👏
Agreed. $100 is my limit
( sa far)
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 condor ripper is a great option for that price range. Micarta & kydex.
Great knife....
Still need to test it but CAT makes a micarta fixed blade. Looks solid and feels solid.
Most guys don't *want* to spend $$$ on a knife. If it's cheap and does the job of a knife costing 5 times as much, I know where my money's going.
@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 100 is right about my limit for a knife I know I'm going to use frequently. I would consider myself a mild collector tho and would pay in the 200 range for something I really like
Lilly says she will sell you the same knife in aus8 for 140.00.
😂 😂 😂
Does she? 😂😂👍
Been a while I didn't come on this channel and I see this comment. Don't change anything guys you are gold lmao
I always appreciate how well you guys balance the different knives/topics that you do videos for. From a $1 kitchen knife all they way to a $1,600 Fallkniven, you hit it all.
Mikkie’s grandma is a legend 😁
I just purchased one
Took it to my water stones to reprofile the blade to a zero grind
It is an awesome knife
The fit and finish is no where near to even the Mora Kansbol or Garberg
But who cares for half the price
Right!? I did the same. Got mine to almost a mirror polish on the bevel and it glides through kindling like phonebook paper!
this isn’t even close to half the price of a kansbol. it’s the same exact price as the bushcraft.
This becomes a bit sweeter of a deal when you consider that Joe Flowers designed the Terrasaur way before the Garberg was a thing and it was originally only available from semi-custom makers like Fiddleback Forge and Dogwood Custom knives for 5-10 times the price.
Interesting. Thanks. I’ll probably learn even more things before the day is done
I wonder if they got a batch of good/cheap steel and thought this was the product to shift it.
Man Im so glad I found this comment. I was watching this channel super recently and couldnt figure out whos name was associated with it. I remember it being all the talk when I was like 15 lol
Great knife. Good at penetrating tires
Holy cow, I did not know this, Thanks.
Yes! Can't wait to watch this tomorrow at 5am with my boy.
I bought the Terrasaur as a backup based on this DBK video, and it has become my go-to. I like it nearly as much as my Fallkniven, but at just $47, I don't feel bad abusing it in ways I wouldn't dream of with a $240 knife. If I'm being totally practical, the ability to use a knife as intended instead of being afraid to damage a more beautiful and expensive option makes the Condor a better overall tool. Thanks for the recommendation, boys. Keep up the good work. (Oh, and a quick tip: I originally bought the olive drab version because I wanted to look cool and bush-crafty. I lost it in the woods within 2 days. So my second was the blaze orange. If I lose that, I probably shouldn't be allowed to have knives all.)
Which fallkniven do you have?
Best time of the week...
Thursday 1 pm pdt!!!
Respect for having done all this on your own strength!!!
Love DBK 4 life thanks a lot guys
Dutch Bushcraft Knifes tanks a lot for the video, just purchased in Romania for about $60 I have to wait just 8 days to get it,and I didn even see the entire video. Thanks guys and keep the good work!
Having all 3, the terrasaur, garberg, and jaakaripuukko. I feel like a real bushcraft boy
The Trinity of Bang for your buck
Which is your favorite?
@@jb7707 Very tough question. Here’s what I’ve learned from my own use and what’s I’ve been hearing from others. I would say the Jääkäripuukko is the most bombproof - it’s hard for me to imagine it breaking even under extreme abuse. Both the Jääkäripuukko and the Terasaur needed some grinding on the spine to get them sharp enough for my liking. The Garberg plastic sheath that I received was faulty - basically zero retention, so I got an aftermarket leather sheath. The Jääkäripuukko feels like the highest quality knife in pretty much every way, especially the sheath, which is miles ahead of the leather sheath you can get with the garberg. Here’s my conclusion - all 3 knives are awesome. Can’t go wrong with the terasaur if budget is your main concern. The garberg is great, but it didn’t dazzle me, and I’m salty about the sheath. The Jääkäripuukko just feels like the most premium knife, which makes it my favorite.
Me too
Me too
I dont have any skills, but with these 3 knifes i am bushcraftboy 😂
I have a TJ, condor and mora companion 😂
Had one of these. Condor had sent me one that had a terrible grind, bad heat treat staining, and a very sharp seam in the plastic. That said, I contacted condor and they stood by their product. They sent me a replacement.
I had bought a condor Undertaker and when it came to me the tip was bent like a hook. The only thing they offered me was a refund that could take up to 3 months. I’m glad your experience was better than mine. Bad quality control is more common with condor but when you get a good one they are pretty awesome.
Might be weird, but I actually really like the Patreon segment being AFTER the video of Maarten in this episode. You should do it like this from now on :)
Love seeing vids on knives priced low enough for me to recommend to people xD
CAT makes a micarta fixed blade I just made a vid showing it off still need to test it.
I’m so glad you done this video I literally just received mine through the post yesterday and to be honest I wasn’t to impressed at first it was smaller than I thought it would be but I like the sheath and the slimline look when in the sheath but it was so good to watch you guys put it thru it’s paces thanks🤙🏻
The Condor Bushlore has been my knife for maybe the last 10 years. I think I got lucky because there was a batch of bad steel around at that time that got it bad rep. Mine has been *flawless*. Easy to sharpen, keeps it's edge but does pick up rust if you don't keep it clean. I've just picked up a Terrasaur based on this review.
How has the Terrasaur been?
@@CertifiedSunset Used it pretty aggressively to break down a pallet firewood. Solid, sharp. Handle didn't cause any blisters. Solid knife all round.
This is the 2nd knife I bought from watching you guys. 1st was the Mora Robust. Both have become my favorite camp and bushcraft knives. Thanks for the great recommends!
I've been using my Terrasaur for two years now, for bushcraft and camping and general use. I just sharpen it now and then, and it keeps up great cutting performance! I agree with Mickey, Condor wins.
I love the family cameos! Very cute moment.
Boys.. you need another DBK knife video/content. Been dying for more
I have been eyeballing this knife for a few weeks, but I hadn't ever seen the DBK boys cover the knife. It almost seems too perfect; not the best knife, but you actually get a decent product in a budget price range.
Many lower priced knives on the market, but non can compete with the value that Morakniv offers, tried and true…with a positive experience.
I have a few Condor Knives. They're Great knives for the price 👍
Terava puukko/skrama is my favorite....
But I love the condor bushlore, too.
THIS looks descent.
Joe Flowers is such a great knife designer. He is super nice too.
this dinosaur is my favorite knife for all tasks in the forest, thanks
Awesome review. I have been in love with this budget blade since it first came out. I did a review of it on my channel, and since then I've made it my primary woodsman carry. I can't recommend this blade enough for the price. Well done guys
Yo I just posted a vid about an extreme budget fixed blade from CAT it's got real micarta. Wondering if you'd be interested in checking it out.
Jaakari Puukko's handle ergos, can become even better by sanding down the bottom part of it, with low grit sandpaper and a lot of patience! (This stuff is TOUGH, I was sanding for days)
I have two of them and they a F* beasts !! Def overlooked but they are like an old flannel shirt ; comfortable, basic,and durable
from la cantina to this ....in 1095.well......i am glad you guys are back to reality and reviewing knives not steels, and finally we now have an alternative to the mora
$70 in Canada for the Condor. Sticking with the Jakaripuuko.
the only channel that will never get bored, thanks guys!
I do enjoy Condor for its value. My Rodan is arguably the strongest fixed blade I own while holding a decent edge
My brothers
I come from a breakup
And releived to see my two favorite boys running this gold
Ive missed my lads
Always in a better mood watching yall do what you do best
Youre always a pleasure to hang out with
Love my Bushlore 😊 wish you would review that one day!
I have both terrasaur and bushlore, love them both, may be a little more on the bushlore, somehow I wonder why condor’s 1075 is no different than 1095
Joe Flowers giving it a 'workout':
ua-cam.com/video/4R5kScOnxdQ/v-deo.html
Good times! You guys are entertaining. Thanks.
It's most essential to have a sharp edge for a ferro rod. The Quality differs too, I have noticed. I use "Light my fire" ferro rod which comes with a dedicated striker.
I've had one of these for about 8 months and I use it just as much if not more than my fallkniven f1x.
Absolutely love my terrasaur and bush glider. They stay in my pack tremendous value
It definitely is not a bad knife
Not a Garberg Killer,
But definitely a competitor
You should take a look at the BK-16, especially once it's stripped and convexed, it's really fantastic.
I requested you guys for a video about this knife last week and you did it! Love you sooo much
A little hint:
The terrasaur fits exactly into the Cydex sheath of the Real Steel Bushcraft.
I found out by accident when I tried it.
Another little hint: a Marttiini timberjack fits into the sheath that comes with the terävä jääkäripuukko 110.
@@andrewl.8626 If you're serious, that's a cool tip. Thanks.
Hey Quasi, would that be the real steel bushcraft lll?
@@wolf1393 it would be XD
@@Bobby_Digital_23 muchos gracias ese.. Can i but the sheath separately
I just bought the condor because of your video :) cheers , greetings from Germany
Finalliy a new Video🔥🔥🔥
Finally,I’ve been asking y’all to review this knife for a while now
I have a condor knife I bought years ago. Great knife and works well. Stays sharp too
I love every time yall review a knife I sell at the shop I work at🤣🤣🤣
Great Video. I review knives myself and I do knife Unboxing video's also. For years I have praised the Mora Garberg. Then I purchased the Terava Jakkariipuukko 140 in stainless steel & Carbon Steel. They became my New Favorites! I eventually purchased the Condor Terrasaur in 1095 carbon steel. It is a great knife in my opinion,... especially for the Money. - That being said: I Prefer the Terava Jakkaripuukko because it has a better sheath & it fits my hand much better. So I agree with Marteen on this one,...LOL - - So now in order of Best to worst: 1) Terava Jakkaripuukko, 2) Condor Terrasaur, 3) the Mora Garberg. I never thought Condor would outperform Mora. Amazing.
I like the Terrasaur Handle also much much more
I am happy to finally see condor here :)
I'm so happy for getting this knife 2 months ago for 50e in Greece! 😁😁😁
Thanks for sharing. I will have to get this knife. I have been using the condor RIPPER in honor of JACK.
Wow, for once I'm ahead of the DBK boys. Bought my Terrasaur at BladeHQ for $46 last month. It slices through raw meat like butter.
MIKKIE IS BUSHCRAFT BOY!
I've always loved the Condor Terrasaur. Such a perfect budget beater
By the way regarding the broken knife I noticed that there was snow around. What means that the temperature had to be at least at around 0ﾟC. Steel especially carbon steel Has a certain temperature, at which it will stop being able to flex and start to behave more rigid like glas. Therefore unable to absorb shock without shattering. That could be the reason behind why it broke
Englisch: Nil-ductility temperature NDTT oder ductile-brittle transition temperature DBTT
( Just a theory please be gentle if I'm wrong )
I like the scientific inquiry, but that's not nearly cold enough to make steel brittle enough to break.
Good job Joe Flowers and Condor!
To me Terasaur is the perfect beater knife, cheap, useful, sturdy, and easy to fix,
I can't wait to take this out. I do a lot of canoeing, so the rate at which I lose knives has made Mora Companion my go to for decades.
I just ordered the terosaur that knife is a crazy budget knife I can't believe the durability
Hey it's DBK!
DBK and Pete from Cedric and Ada converge again, in their affection for TRC apocalyptic and now the Conor Terrasaur.
I got one 2 months ago in OD green. This is the first time I've owned a knife before you've reviewed it.
Many Condor in my herd. Many TOPS Knives. This video on Terrasaur, well I have Wayfinder and I think it will do!
I love my condor terrasaur I slightly convexed my edge and stropped it to an insanely sharp edge that is easy to maintain I bought a bps leather sheath for it
I have both the Terasaur year and now a Garberg Happy with both
Have you ever tried to use the Firesteel the other way around? That way the sparks land directly in the featherstick and you don’t have to work on the ground..
Elk ridge is putting out great budget knives as well
YES!!! I have been hoping for a video on this one. Yes boys
I've had this knife for almost two years now ,Condor CTK1806-7.5, oh man,one problem for me is the grip, the thumb guard literally cuts into the thumb,but the rest✌️👍✌️👍
Another great one! Can’t wait til you guys hit a mil!
Ganzo FH 805, 27euro knife. Good allrounder. Can recommend it.
Hi DBK Guys, I would like you to see test that Ganzo. It is a small fixed blade knife, suitable for everyday tasks.
Only thing pulling me towards spending more on the Garberg is the fact it has a Stainless Steel option unlike the condor...I don't want to have to worry about rust out in the bush.
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. I predict they'll say it's 💩
Edit: I was wrong! I guess I have to get one now
Spoil: it won. Lol
u guys seem to have a lot of fun and it shows...
I'd love to see you guys trying to break a mora bushcraft black. Since it's not full tang but pretty sturdy, it would be nice to see how much it can handle
The Bushcraft Black's tang, is very similar to the Gerber Strongarm with the only difference that the B/Black stops at 4/5 of the length of the handle. It's still better than what most people think as full tang knives nowdays, when they are actually "Skeletonized Tang" knives which is different than what actually a real Full Tang knife is. The cuts inside those skeletonized tang knives, may releave some weight and add to the balance but in the same time they are potential failure points. The most robust desing is the real Full Tang and then it's the style the Strongarm and the Jaakari Puukko come with. Not much different, than the Bushcraft Black's tang! It still has nothing to do, with the way they destroy knives with the Air rifle! Because it's the heat treatment, the thickness of the blade and the grind and then the steel itself, that matter, not the tang inside the handle.
I'm glad I got 2 of these knives! Joe Flowers designed knives are good! I got the Condor Wayfinder and Tops Brakimo by him as well! All are great knives! I love the DBK channel! Thanks for sharing!
Dutch Bushcraft Knives makes videos about knives?! I've been watching for years and NOW you decided to tell me!!
I'm sorry to say Mikkie, but I got to handle both the Condor Terrasaur and the Terava Jaakaripuuko (sp) and I have to agree with Maarten about the comfort of the Terava's handle, it is a lot more comfortable to handle than the Condor. I'm not going to knock Condor because I really like their products and have used a Condor Machete for many years. For a budget knife under $100.00US I think it's very hard to beat the Terava but with newer steels hitting the market there are some really cool knives sporting CPM-154, S35VN, S30VN and even CTS-XHP (really hard but brittle I think) entering the market at really low prices. Heck I've even seen a couple Spyderco knives with the same steel as the Rockstead ZDP-189 for under $200.00CAD!! In fact I'm seriously considering a Spyderco Stretch 2 with ZDP-189 steel. It's almost becoming too confusing trying to keep up with and understand where all these Steels line up against each other for edge retention, durability, ease of sharpening and overall performance. Maybe a future episode could look at the available premium and budget steels to see where they all fit. I still like S35VN as an "All-Rounder" Steel but that's just me, I have a Buck 110 pro with S30V and am looking for something over the winter to become my new #1 Bushcraft knife, and I haven't even come close to looking at all the options like PDK and Sleipnir Steel and so on. When you're budgeting around $350US for a knife, or pair of knives it's really tough to choose. Loved the video, take care lads!!
the stretch in zdp is great.
@@rhonda837 Thanks for the endorsement. I think it's a killed knife too!
Your grandma is hilarious! Reminds me of mine! Fantastic 😂
I love these afforable knives. For budget I would choose Morakniv Robust which is sadly currently now available in my Country. Maybe it is about chip shortage... ;-) For more bucks for ligher use I would choose this Condor or the Kansbol. For heavy duty the Jaakaripuukko would be the chosen one. The Garberg a bit expensive.
You guys sold me, I'm going to get one. I have a Garberg and Eldris that I really both like. My favorite is my Jaktkit KNV2. I am anxious to buy the Condor now. The 1095 is awesome.
I've had one for around a year now. Great knife, it's my go to and I have a few.
Why is the video only available in 360p?
Funny, i bought it last week xD
But without sharpening, mine wasnt that good out of the box.
I know, its good enough XD
Hi DBK! Try out the spanish brand joker. They have some great bushcraft knives for sale.
we've got a few lying around! Should test them sometime
@@DutchBushcraftKnives looking forward to it👍👍🤘
My Joker Nomad chipped while batoning through pine. Beautiful knife and very sharp, but something isn't right.....
I have the Condor Terrasaur and I love it, thanks for the great review, all the best 👍🤩👌🇵🇹🇵🇾
You release this nice video just when I was ready to buy the mora garberg. Hard to choose
Love my garberg but ive been intrigued by the terrasaur for a long time. Looking forward to this.
I have expensive knives but I still like to have a couple beater knives around. I have the Jääkäripuukko 140 and I love it. I've been slowly putting a convex edge on it with stones and it just keeps getting better. I'll go to that knife if I'm doing a real ugly job.
Nice wooden spoon. And You guys are great
You had me at $40. Have been on the fence about this one for some time.
I personally cannot justify high priced knives, to the point that I taught myself how to make knives and will be using Magnacut soon.
Where can you buy magnacut, and do you have the setup for heat treating something like that?
@@Timeren2010 Pop’s Knife Supply sells it (and quickly sells out). I have an Even Heat oven coming in soon, it’ll allow me to work on stainless/high grade steels.
@@engelwyre Lucky you:) Have fun, from a fellow knifemaker, who so far have to stick to 80crv2.
@@Timeren2010 Thanks man, it was a rare opportunity being able to order one.
If you haven’t already, give 8670 a try, makes for some tough knives. 80crv2 is one of my fav steels. I’ll be focusing on learning A2, I’ll likelier find a jackalope than maga cut at this point.
So I actually own all three of these budget knives and the condor is my favorite because it’s so cheap and lightweight they are all good but I use the condor more than any fixed blade I own now.
Greetings from a Canadian knife lover! Excellent video!
Love Condor....got me a Condor Garuda Fixed Blade Knife and Condor Bushcraft Parange Machete....love them...something about doing the basics good....next up the Condor Mountain Pass Camp Knife (I've seen your cool review).
What happened, why is the resolution 360? By the way, this is my new favorite knife channel!
youtube happened :p Nobody knows why
Thanks for the review. Amazon got another order.
make a double blind test of feather sticking from cheap to expensive knife. that would be awesome and rule out the bias
The Condor Terrasaur is now out in 14c28n ❤ and a better overall finish