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Please follow me as I post videos of activities and hobbies that excite me. Thank you.
Mystery Ranch vs. Cotopaxi: 42 L Travel Backpacks HD 1080p
Recently decided to upgrade my travel bag from a REI Big Haul 40. The two packs that stood out were the Cotopaxi Allpa 42 and the New Mystery Ranch Mission Rover 45. Don't let the numbers fool you, they are all about the same size. I take an in-depth comparative look and let offer my option of which might be the better pack for my needs. Cheers
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The new SOG Diverge XR HD 1080p
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I saw this had recently come out and I'm a long time 940 Osborne fan, so naturally I had to get it. At a mere 2.7 oz with anodized green scales, could this be even better than the Benchmade?
Gerber Scout: High Value EDC
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Ok, I've been using this knife for about 6 weeks now and really love the balance of design, materials and (most importantly) price. I replaced my $200 knife with this $60 wonder and now I don't worry about loosing yet another high end knife. I review it and share my thoughts with you.
Viktos Counteract: 2 month review
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I've been living with the Viktos Counteract for a few months and share the good, the not so good and how I use it in daily life.
The NEW Gerber Strongarm Camp: Strong arm or Limp wrist?
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Well, it doesn't live up to the reputation of its classic predecessor but how does this new blade compare to the other bushcraft/campy knives out there. After unboxing it, take a look and compare it to Esee, Joker, SOG and other Gerber's.
Mystery Ranch Wingman AFP Accessory Pocket
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I take a first look at the Mystery Ranch Wingman AFP accessory pocket. The design is different from the others on the market with its attachment wings that include the sternum strap. I did have a bit of a quality problem out of the box but hope to resolve with customer service.
SOG Camp Axe: It feels like a toy!
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I unbox and give my initial thoughts on the SOG Camp Axe. Sneak peak, if felt like a toy and not a hatchet nor axe. At 3:15, I then cut to a few weeks later and give my assessment and give you my thoughts for some good alternatives.
Off Grid Moldering Privy DIY Build
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I'll go over the resources I used to design and how to build a moldering privy.
Off-grid two chamber moldering privy tour
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Off-grid two chamber moldering privy tour
SOG Trident FX: First look and thoughts about its use.
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Hello, I recently picked up this blade on a recent SOG sale. I take a first look and provide my thoughts on how I might use this. The knife is a blend of filed and soldier knife with a sheath optimized for LBE. Cheers
Viktos Counteract CCW Pack (15L)
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This is the small EDC pack in Viktos' new Counteract line. They also have a smaller sling bag. The idea with these is that they have a dedicated CCW area that has a rapid presentation function. I like it because it has a completely separate storage than the rest of the pack, making it a great option for public areas where you might not want to present as overly tactical.
Mystery Ranch In and Out 22: One year later review
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I got back from a great trip and realized that I've had my Mystery Ranch In and Out 22 for a year now. Great time for a followup video. I talk about my experiences, how well it wore and some warranty issues.
REI Big Haul 40
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I just got back from a whirlwind trip to Asia and packed everything into this bag. 7 airplanes, 1 train, 1 bus, multiple cabs and few scooter rides later I give you my opinion of this bag.
Patagonia Stealth Work Station Chest Rig
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Yet another chest rig review. I've been eyeing this for some time as a high quality, more inexpensive alternative to the more tactical chest rigs out there. I really like the versatility and low price of this one. cheers
SOG Terminus XR LTE: 4 Month Review HD 1080p
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After an abortive attempt with this knife, I bought another and put it through its paces. Long story short. Love this super lite knife for Every Day tasks. It just disappears in your pocket and represents a very high value product.
Outdoor Research Shadow Insulated Cap
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Outdoor Research Shadow Insulated Cap
5.11 Skyweight "On-the-Go" Pouch: 2 month review and hacks
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5.11 Skyweight "On-the-Go" Pouch: 2 month review and hacks
5.11 Skyweight "On-the-Go" Pouch: First Look!
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5.11 Skyweight "On-the-Go" Pouch: First Look!
Mystery Ranch Bridger 55, Nice Pack, but not for everyone. HD 1080p
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Mystery Ranch Bridger 55, Nice Pack, but not for everyone. HD 1080p
Maxpedition TT12 Convertible Pack HD 1080p
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Maxpedition TT12 Convertible Pack HD 1080p
SOG Aegis AT Tanto: The tactical knife for the REI crowd
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SOG Aegis AT Tanto: The tactical knife for the REI crowd
Joker vs CDS: More Great Spanish Steel
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Joker vs CDS: More Great Spanish Steel
Mystery Ranch Scree 32: The best "all around" workhorse?
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Mystery Ranch Scree 32: The best "all around" workhorse?
Feiwood Gear Chest Pack: A Cautionary Tail
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Feiwood Gear Chest Pack: A Cautionary Tail
Gerber vs. Esee: Principle or Izulla II?
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Gerber vs. Esee: Principle or Izulla II?
Ultralight Travel Backpacks: Mystery Ranch vs Mountain Hardware
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Ultralight Travel Backpacks: Mystery Ranch vs Mountain Hardware
i went to vegas for a concert this summer and also went out hiking at red rock canyon instead of gambling, very beautiful!
Cool, I love Vegas and spent a lot of my 20 through 40s at red rocks climbing. Slowing down so I hike a lot more now. Last hike I did there was called the Gold Strike Hot Springs Trail. Super fun with scrambling up and down the dry river bed with hot springs along the lower half. Best is when you hit the Colorado at the bottom. Bring your swim suit. Cheers
Great comparison. Keep up the channel
Great review. Wish I had this vs my MR SPARTANOLOGY when we did 2-Countries Travel. I'd imagine placing this in my half-full Carry On Roll Luggage and deploy this as we explore different cities by day. On the way back, I'd check in my now full-of-souvenirs roll on Luggage and use this as Carry On bag. I agree using Zoid bags. They help organize and give proper shape and balance to the In-and-Out bag
The more I use the pack, the more I like it. Only drawback is if it is a hot climate the back does not breath. To get a breathable fabric, you have to go to a more substantial pack in terms of weight and packability. Pro tip, a small, chilled hydration pack help to keep it cooler on the back.
The handle is too small. Same problem as with the Benchmade. They waste useable length with the design of the handle and create possible hotspots. Lynx handle is great, as is the Garbergs.
IMO, the Strongarm (and Strongarm Camp) are good basic knives, they're just about 30-40% more expensive than they should be. I paid $50 for my Strongarm Camp, and IMO thats about what it SHOULD be going for.
Yes agreed. Takes it to the “solid utilitarian” status. Thank you for watching.
Has any benchmade knife ever won a value competition? With their recent price hikes, they never will.
Good question. Back in the day they had their black class that seemed to be a more value proposition. They also had more budget friendly offerings like the griptillion or bug out. Hunt for the occasional sale on these and you do get a value relative to the materials you get and warranty level. Hunt even harder and you can also find significant discounts on their other offerings but rarely in the gold class. It seems like BM has positioned themselves more as a collectors or as a high end gift manufacture with a significant profit margin.
you know that when you open the compartment to access your carry, you are supposed to hold on to and pull on that strap/buckle which then opens that flap and slides out your carry for easy and faster access to draw.
@@Cloud21x I know. You really have to jerk it to get it to deploy the gun tray. You have train regularly on it. I’d prefer a magnetic closure that can’t buckle. If under stress, I can see getting hung up on the buckle.
@@mtnboy123 i see and that makes sense
I think it’s 4mm instead of 3.5mm thick.
@@RogerC2023 yeah, it interesting how reported numbers vary from mfg to retailer websites. Also, many are in either metric or English measurements and there is some loss in translation. .I think I measured it with my micronimeter, but I’ll measure it again when I get home. Thank you for your comment.
I like both benchmade and Joker , i bought the bushcrafter 2 and a half years ago and wow on the S30v as it hold an edge very well. Better than i thought it would. I also paid a lil over 200 bucks and it is worth every penny. I got two new Jokers on the way and will most likely really like them as the reviews on these two are 5 star.
Product alert. This case is fantastic well-built you won’t believe it. But if you have the new bodyguard 2.0 this is a match made in heaven. They Mary up perfectly and discreetly holes and protects your newest greatest micro 380. Guarantee you will love it
So, do you still have it? What are your thoughts 3 months later Looking for a good Greyman edc backpack with the cc option Use the 5.11 rush series currently 12,24 and 72 Wondering if this is worth it or you know if anything better Thanks ✌️
Ahh, you need to watch the next video. Viktos Counteract: 2 month review ruclips.net/video/XMj9ynd-G2Q/видео.html
I noticed that you have your bag hooked on the front straps on their shortest loops. This is the same way that my bag was shipped to me, and it took me a little while to see that there are multiple loops on the front straps that you can hook the metal fitting into. It was nice to know that the bag has these adjustment loops on the front straps. Nice review.
Thank you for watching. I saw that and like to ride it higher up on my chest. If I was running it as a bandolier for mags, I’d probably run it lower.
Thanks so much for posting. I really wanted to see what the collar actually looked like in use under different light conditions, and your video was a huge help!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful Detailed Review. Thank you 🙏 Brother. Think 🤔 I will go with the Viktos bag you showed.
Thanks for comparing the 2 knives on my wish list. Very good job and honest opinion.
Can this work with an average belt?
Yes, I use a tek lock and it works great. Just slap it on. Honestly, I don’t use the sewn on straps at all
Have Bridger 65 and with a load over 28lbs the shoulder straps padding collapses and its MISERABLE! Mystery Ranch should build and send out a replacement with an apology. 28 miles with a 33lb pack and no shoulder padding to speak of sticks with a fella.🤨
The Joker Ursus knife is a better comparison to the CDS Axarquia, as they could be, but not - identical twins. The Ursus is more like the Lynx beefier Bro.
Great review. In the Mystery Ranch buckle-replacement-issue. Wouldn't MR just replace it? Read enough stories where MR would ship you the buckles or repair them. Did MR CS changed that policy?
@@rayngrace depends on which side of the bucket. I had a toggle closure break on two other MR items and they were great with a warranty, but that doesn’t help if you’re on a multi week/month trip.
Thanks for the great review! The car tip was helpful.
Well done sir.❤
@@ecogeek3572 thanks for watching
I just got the Diverge XR and didn't even realize SOG was doing their own Osborne until I saw this.
I recently got the Benchmade 162. It's a nice knife but overpriced. As to the Chinese, they are the world's largest shipbuilders and have been making knives for thousands of years so I'm pretty sure they know how to make high quality steel if they want to. It's just that we buy the cheap stuff to make profit.. If you were to spend $300 on a chinese-made knife it would be something very special but you can only get those in China. I have a 25-year-old chinese-made kitchen butcher knife that is still razor sharp and I use it everyday in the kitchen. It has only been maintained on a owning steel I bought the same day. I bought it in a Chinese butcher shop which Imports high quality knives directly from China. But you won't find these on Amazon Etc. I mainly bought the Benchmade for the name and reliability of the product. But it's my first five quality fixed blade. I will have a look at Joker knives one day when I can afford another one.
The 940 is not a Sheepsfoot blade…. Not even close. They 940 is classified as a reverse Tanto or Spey… a sheepsfoot has a straight blade lie that SOG
The 940 is not a proper sheepsfoot, it isnt a sheepsfoot at all. Sheepsfoot blades (like wharncliffe blades) have a straight edge and the spine dives down towards the edge. I think benchmade calls the 940 a reverse tanto. You should give the Altair a look. It’s nice to see SOG trying again the last few years.
Thanks. I love the learning aspect of the comments. Went down the rabbit hole on this question. Yes, the BM website describes the 940 as a "reverse Tanto" but then the definitions I looked at put it into question if the 940 also meets the definition of sheepsfoot. "A blade shape characterized by a straight edge and a spine that curves down to meet it at the point. Sheepsfoot blades are designed for slicing while minimizing the potential for accidental piercing with the point. It was originally used to trim the hooves of sheep but comes in handy as a rescue tool today." I took a tour at the BM factory a few years ago and they have a little museum upstairs and had a set up about the origins of the 940 design. I think that is where I first read about the shape and what the designer was aiming for. Seems like the 940 is more of a hybrid. Take a look at the Sheepsfoot Griptillian, and there is not a whole lot of difference in the geometry between the two. The BM Prosper has a more classic Sheepsfoot profile. Cheers, and thanks for the comment.
@@mtnboy123 oh I’m just going off of the patterns from back in the days of traditional blade shapes (as that’s what I learned on a few decades ago). A sheepsfoot ought to look like QSP penguin (most readily available reference folder) Almost everything these days is some sort of modified shape. Honestly, I think the 940 looks more than a spey blade than anything.
Looks like a good little knife. Not sure the blade shape is my jam, tho...
Nice stove! I’ve cooked a few meals on my 602 as well
Right on. Love the cook top. Just wish larger stoves also had them.
SOG-s QA is garbage has has always been like that. They can aim at whatever they want but all they do is produce an overpriced good looking garbage.
I own 7 or 8 SOG knives and I’ve had to return one due to QA issues. It was a Terminus that had issues on the uniformity of the blade grind. On the forums, other people reported issues with the pod coating. I suspect their QA is generally good but better with the Taiwan, USA or Japanese manufacturing. The warranty return took a half hour on the phone and I had to pay for shipping. Actual process took 2 weeks. Certainly not Benchmade level customer service. Also, I can’t agree with the overpriced garbage comment. Generally, I find SOG has high value products although some of their designs (especially with the sheaths) are lacking. I don’t think they do nearly as much product testing as other companies. My 2 cents and thanks for the comment.
@@mtnboy123 You definitely like SOG so of course you won't agree. That's fine. I'm a dealer so I'm pretty sure I've seen, sold and returned quite a lot SOG-s for past 10 years. Even their LTE versions are mostly crap. Come with stripped screw heads, damaged blades, broken tension springs, bent bearings etc. I've seen them all. The last on "gem" was the carbon ultra xr with damaged s35v blade because it apparently hits the stand off. Their multi tool line is even worse than that.
Do you have a link for the exact belt attachment from Amazon?
I think this is it. There are a bunch of different types on amazon. www.amazon.com/dp/B07GGYQN6H?ref=emc_s_m_5_i_atc&th=1
If you think that blade play is caused by the backing pin you are wrong. as for this particular knife, it is an overpriced garbage just like 99% of modern gerber knives. impossible to tear down without stripping the screws or damaging the scales (just like 99% of their knives) cheapass 1920s steel with terrible heat treatment that won't hold an edge properly. For $50 you can get a much more better knife. tons of options.
I sense you have a strong opinion on this. I think the strength of the lock up is a combination of the liners, back pin and screws. Experience is just showing that it is a pretty solid after using it as a work blade for 6 weeks. For comparison, after a similar amount of work I sent in my BM north fork to have replacement parts because of the amount of play that developed. Yes, I was pushing it beyond what it was designed to do. The blade did much better than the 440a of the gerber but the BM also cost 5x as much. I looked at a few websites like bladehq and didn’t really see anything in a recognizable name brand at that price point. Boker was the closest. I guess the end analysis is that the gerber worked really well for me as a work knife especially compared to high priced alternatives. I also find that as a brand, Gerber has some really solid and well designed options. I get that you might not like the brand and would like to hear what your personal experience was. That is constructive input for anyone considering this or another gerber knife. Cheers
@@mtnboy123 checkout Kershaw covalent with D2 for around $45. It's a perfect bugout alternative with great edge retention. It has glass reinforced plastic handles with steel liners. D2 is is not as tough as 440a but not too brittle as well. Acts very similar to s30v . Will hold and edge forever but is quite easy to sharpen. By the way I really like Gerber as a brand and I like their knife designs but the execution is subpar 99% of the time. Similar to SOG. I like their designs but their QC is terrible.
Oh and about the stop pin. With this particular knife the cause of the blade play are the low quality washers and soft steel pivot. Not the stop pin. Poor materials are the cause not the design. I love the design.
Great looking knife. Thank you
no problem
I feel the same way about my Osbourne. I hardly carry it, even to church! Lol! I'm not really a fan of most of Gerber's stuff. I think they used to be a great company, but for years they seemed to slip back a bit. But lately, they seem to be upping their game. Thats just my opinion, of course. I'd buy that knife. Great overview. 👍🏻
Thanks for watching and the comment. It's been interesting to watch the evolution (or de-evolution) over the years. I remember as a teenager in the 80's, buy some of their tactical, dive and skeleton knives and there wasn't anything else on the market that filled those niches. Now, there are so many producers in those space and Gerber/Fisker is set up more with a mass production model and aiming for low to mid tier market. I think people lament the old Gerber with out appreciating the present Gerber. The Scout is a case in point. I could talk for an hour of all the design elements that Gerber got right in this knife. Kind of like Apple with their "designed in California" (but made in china/vietnam/thailand) approach. I think Gerber's down side is that they have too many "meh" products destined for mass consumers who don't really carry or care that much. The challenge is finding the well designed and executed Gerber products in a sea of mediocre products, but you are rewarded some high quality offerings at an extremely reasonable price. So far my list of favorites are the Downwind, Scout, strong-arm, principle, Bushcraft Axe and their older Multi-Plier tool (when it came out).
Do you still recommend this over all the other packs? I'm trying to minimize sweating and won't be carrying pistol. I also don't want a crazy huge pack. I do like hill people and saw they have stubby runners pack, but not a big harness fan.
Yes, I do recommend it. Although I have an assortment of chest packs, I like that this is small enough to easily put in a travel bag or throw in the truck when I'm headed out. Because it is small, I take it more places and use it more often. I also, really like the versatility with the way I have mine set up. KISS
Great review, I never see the sheath displayed in these reviews and you did a fine job showing it. I have a Terävä Jääkäripuukko 140, Carbon Steel hanging off a CASSTRÖM NO.3 DANGLER and while it ain't a pretty knife, it has never let me down. I wanted to pick up something smaller that I can comfortably wear around camp and I was looking at the Joker Bushcrafter. I wanted to see the sheath before ordering, I wanted to know if I can easily swap out my Jääkäripuukko for the Joker off the dangler (it has a carabiner type ring) and you showed that yes, it is an easy mod. The Jääkäripuukko will mostly server for fire prep and battoning where the Joker will be on my belt most other times. Thanks for this review, I will be ordering my Bushcrafter :)
It's a shame that the marketing or other videos don't look more at the sheath or options to better use the sheath. I have a number of great knives that don't get much use because of a mediocre sheath.
I had a Benchmade 162 in the mail that was supposed to be delivered today but unfortunately the post office messed it up. Actually the Chinese have been making knives for thousands of years and they are the world's largest shipbuilders so obviously they know how to make high quality Steel. It's just that business people go there and buy the cheap stuff to sell to us back home to make profit. I have a 25 year old Chinese Kitchen butcher night that is still razor sharp today and it's only been honed on a steel. However I bought it where the Chinese people buy their knives at a Chinese butcher shop and that's where you get the good quality stuff.
I’d watch this video from Dutch bushcraft knives. They really breakdown how well the high “quality” knock off are. It’s a shame they do t put a little more effort into the steel. Kiser and othe mfg.s certainly have access to good metals. ruclips.net/video/zZ4TkQYVoQc/видео.htmlsi=GvpzVEtW9lzV3SOt
@@mtnboy123 Actually some knife makers in China like Kubey knives buy high quality Steel from Germany Etc. Also if you were to spend $300 on a chinese-made knife, that was actually made for the Chinese and not for export you would get a very high quality knife. Way back in the old days the Chinese knife makers would plunge their hot metal swords through the bodies of their enemies while they were tied up of course. They thought that it would give extra spiritual strength to their swords but actually it was adding carbon. To make their swords they would fold the metal over multiple times to give strength and flexibility. As I mentioned before the Chinese have been making knives for thousands of years and all we see is the cheap stuff because they keep the high quality stuff for themselves. If it says made in China written in English that's the junk they sell us but if it says made in China written in Chinese like it does on my kitchen knife that's the high quality stuff. As I mentioned I have a 25-year-old chinese-made knife that is still a razor sharp today and I use it everyday. It's only been home on the steel I bought the same day and the original Edge is still barely showing. If they are the world's largest shipbuilders obviously they know how to make high quality Steel.
Both these knives are made in Taiwan ?
Hi, the Trident is made in Taiwan and the Tellus is China. The Trident is definitely a step above the Tellus in terms of the blade material, blade geometry, coating and overall fit and finish. Not a huge difference, but falls in line with SOGs other mid range knives that are Taiwanese in origin. Watching the video again, I discuss the differences I'm seeing in manufactering locations.
I got a smokin deal on this exact pack in that color for only $80 in gently used condition.
Nice. Sierra Trading was selling the women’s version for $75 for a while last year. Great site to watch especially now that MR is launching a bunch of new products.
For the water bottle holder on the chest strap, you could get a slightly taller water bottle or stuff something soft at the bottom of the pocket to keep it from slipping down. A small sock or hand towel maybe.
Maybe, I tried a tall slim bottle and it is challenging to get in and out due to position on chest. I prefer an adjustable pocket to mount to the shoulder strap or a canted waist holster for a bottle. I'm building a new pack from a MR Septer with a 3L hydration bladder and a should strap wingman for small Nalgene with drink mix. cheers
I like both knives Benchmade, USA and Joker, Espana. Awesome review! Though I’m scared of loosing my prized blades outdoors, I just carry my Kansbol.
Yeah, I’ve had a few stolen and done others disappear into the house somewhere. I do carry cheaper blades for this reason but there are some great low cost/high value options out there. Garberg co es to mind as well as SOG Tellus
did you have any trouble with the omega springs breaking at all.
No, not that I know of
The sheath setup looks interesting. I bet it's a fair bit more expensive here in Finland though.
I would think a mora or joker would be a more reasonable option for the EU. Cheers and thanks for watching.
Fantastic review, watched your other review on it as well, really helpful. Ordered one to add to my work belt.
Great, glad you liked it. I find that I use it frequently due to its small size. Grab and go. Cheers
Looks really thin too. I don't really get this kind of axe. I think that they are designed for knife people. Hard to split anything without a baton. Thin and an axe with a tang???. Maybe just a bit far away from What I am used to for me.
Thanks for watching. I’ve been thinking I’ll put a finer edge on it and see how it works. Maybe it is more usable for camp tasks then. Cheers
Great selection of knives there, the knife in the title definitely wouldn't be the one I would choose. The principle looks good (I am not familiar with that one) and Joker knives are awesome. Nice video.
Hey, thank you for watching. The principle is an ok knife if you can get it on sale but there are a number of better options at its Msrp. I did do a review of it a few years ago and still use it. The rubber over molding is coming loose in a spot or two and sharpening it was a bit problematic. I ended up putting a new edge angle on it and it works better and is easier to sharpen now. Cheers, Gerber Principle: 6 month review ruclips.net/video/s0twvBuTHY8/видео.html
It’s a TOMAHAWK…….TOMAHAWK……not an HATCHET…
I don’t think so. That handle is way too flimsy and the balance is wrong for throwing. SOG describes it as a “camp axe”.
Why would you put that fixed blade above your weapon like that? Seems like it would impead the draw?
Pistol draw is from the right. Knife lays flat against the back and even provides a little structure to the kit bag. It is more of an up and out draw. I just like how everything is tucked away and clean.
Your Kobalt chainsaw in the video is literally built by Greenworks.... a _very_ budget tool brand.
I did end up returning the saw and replaced it with a cordless Makita. After using the Makita for about 2 years, the kobalt seemed more reliable. The Makita likes to throw its chain a lot.
@@mtnboy123 Sorry to hear that. But appreciate your honest take on the two chainsaws.
I was fortunate enough to get my Benchmade 162 back before the price skyrocketed and it is still one of my favorite and most trusted field knives. It isn’t for everyone’s taste, but it does everything I need it to do with no difficulty.
Same here. I picked up an extra one at the REI closeout on the knife. I think I paid like $120. Figure it is a good investment. Cheers and thanks for watching.
Are the pillars Saber grinded or hollow grinded?
Sabre grind
@@mtnboy123 If water gets inside the handle of S35VN steel, will it rust? Should I remove the handle periodically to clean it?
Is that the runner’s bag medium?
I think it is the large. I looked and no tag.