You turned me on to Odenwolf. I have 2 W1's, a sow catcher and now I'm going to have this. Just so you know in case you ever stop by; The wife is not happy with me and I doubt she will be with you.(j/k) I appreciate your great reviews. Thanks for helping a brother out.
And another item in the amazon shopping cart .....that is a beast ! I've always carried my trusted cold steel special projects Kukri machete (1990's) worked well while in the army and scared the crap out of my Saudi counter parts as i kept it in my duty bag when i was doing Security work.
C6193 canku, extremely awesom self defence, 411 you will buy one for sure, if not already, im like you , you will see the power, a thrust just like a boxing jab, the blade sinks into the target
Unfortunately the zombies got the same knife. Looks great. You can modify the sheath by drilling a slot and putting a bolt and screw in it just like the Esee junglas. Then you can slide the screw to tighten the sheath opening.
I take my *Varusteleka Terava Skrama 240* and pit it against any comparable large chopping knife, factory, or custom that I have yet seen reviewed and raved about on RUclips. The 80CrV2 high-carbon steel is tough. I hate stainless steel because I have never encountered a stainless steel alloy that wasn't exponentially more difficult to sharpen than a comparably priced high-carbon steel alloy. I have found this maxim to be true for kitchen knives, regardless of how expensive they might be, as well as for pocket knives, hunting knives, fishing knives, and outdoors knives. As a 22 year professional chef, I've owned dozens upon dozens of really expensive kitchen knives from virtually all of the top European knife manufacturers, as well as a couple of the top Japanese knife manufacturers. I purchased my first stainless steel boning knife at age 16 and compared to its carbon steel brother from the exact same manufacturer it was a huge disappointment. It was supposed to be a knife that my mother couldn't hurt but it dulled so quickly and was such a stone cold bitch to sharpen that it ended up in the back of a drawer sitting unused for decades.
Its nonsense that you cant sharpen stainless steal easily… it depends on the steal, but most similar priced ones are also similar in Performance, otherwise they wont me on the market anymore. Certain stainles moras for example are „better“ than their carbon counterparts
@@411Outdoors I do not see made USA on it. All my Germany, USA, Spain, and Sweden all proudly say on it where its made. Only China knives seem to often not say which is a big red flag. What does it say on the knife and or box?
@@411Outdoors I have no Efengrow knives (but I do follow 704 Tactical who loves them) but they have been tested in the past and the D2 claim was false. Just goggle.
@@brannedit may be produced in china, but its a german (or austrian) brand. If it was produced in usa, germany … the exact same product would at least cost twice as much, probably more. No one will buy this, so what to do?!
It looks like a beast. And you have it performing like one. They seem to be very budget friendly and off good quality. I want to pick up a couple of the blades and really put them to work. Try them out. They seem impressive.
У меня есть такое мачете. Черная рукоять и лезвие мокрый камень. Классно, это больше даже нож, но Рэмбо 4 рубит лучше 💪🔥 Обзор не показывает ничего. Я сделал бы больше 😎
@@411Outdoorsthanks. According to a German reviewer it weights 568 gr or around 20 ounces. Despite being shorter the tops tracker is heavier which is not a good thing for the Odenwolf. In any case I think they are moving in the right direction originally from the smaller and lighter knives previously sold under the brand Wolfgangs
@@OlegLyutov Its straight up copy of Terävä skrama from varusteleka. Even the handle lenght, and over all design is way too similar to be coinsidence imho. Not to mention skrama already is fairly economical even though its from finnish company, and made from better steel for intended purpose i think than d2 80crv2 is tough tool steel
So good....but please don't cut tree live ..... itnis so important to preserve nature ! I am not ecolo just a man that love nature.......Big Kiss to FRANCE
I emailed them asking for a 10in bowie with a metal handguard. They said they passed it onto their team. Glad to see they're still working on things.
That blade shape has been fit for purpose & in use for over 1000 years.
Indeed👍👍
Sköl!!! 🍻
Its a Tarava Skrama copy but the Skrama is in 80crv2 steel and real full tang but this might be alright
That is a beast. Looks like it will last for years. Another great product review.
Just ordered this and another sow catcher and got a free w catcher with purchase. awesome deal right now
You turned me on to Odenwolf. I have 2 W1's, a sow catcher and now I'm going to have this. Just so you know in case you ever stop by; The wife is not happy with me and I doubt she will be with you.(j/k) I appreciate your great reviews. Thanks for helping a brother out.
Always a pleasure bro 🙂👍👊
And another item in the amazon shopping cart .....that is a beast ! I've always carried my trusted cold steel special projects Kukri machete (1990's) worked well while in the army and scared the crap out of my Saudi counter parts as i kept it in my duty bag when i was doing Security work.
I LOVE THE SCHRADE BRUSH SWORD
C6193 canku, extremely awesom self defence, 411 you will buy one for sure, if not already, im like you , you will see the power, a thrust just like a boxing jab, the blade sinks into the target
Badassarie👍🇺🇸
That machete is like something out of Mordor
It looks almost exactly like my Terava Skrama which is my favorite machete.
To purchase use this link and go to their catalog
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411OUTDOORS
Unfortunately the zombies got the same knife. Looks great. You can modify the sheath by drilling a slot and putting a bolt and screw in it just like the Esee junglas. Then you can slide the screw to tighten the sheath opening.
Reminds me of a skrama but its a worker
Nice machete! 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
Hello. Great Video! I'm having a hard time finding the link with your code to get the discount on this machete.
Damn it did go rite through that tree!
Yesir like butter haha
I take my *Varusteleka Terava Skrama 240* and pit it against any comparable large chopping knife, factory, or custom that I have yet seen reviewed and raved about on RUclips. The 80CrV2 high-carbon steel is tough. I hate stainless steel because I have never encountered a stainless steel alloy that wasn't exponentially more difficult to sharpen than a comparably priced high-carbon steel alloy. I have found this maxim to be true for kitchen knives, regardless of how expensive they might be, as well as for pocket knives, hunting knives, fishing knives, and outdoors knives.
As a 22 year professional chef, I've owned dozens upon dozens of really expensive kitchen knives from virtually all of the top European knife manufacturers, as well as a couple of the top Japanese knife manufacturers. I purchased my first stainless steel boning knife at age 16 and compared to its carbon steel brother from the exact same manufacturer it was a huge disappointment. It was supposed to be a knife that my mother couldn't hurt but it dulled so quickly and was such a stone cold bitch to sharpen that it ended up in the back of a drawer sitting unused for decades.
Its nonsense that you cant sharpen stainless steal easily… it depends on the steal, but most similar priced ones are also similar in Performance, otherwise they wont me on the market anymore. Certain stainles moras for example are „better“ than their carbon counterparts
If its 10in it should compatision ready
It's a China copy of the made-in-Finland $115 Terävä Skrama 240, Carbon Steel.
Where are you seeing that it’s made in China? Just curious
@@411Outdoors I do not see made USA on it. All my Germany, USA, Spain, and Sweden all proudly say on it where its made. Only China knives seem to often not say which is a big red flag. What does it say on the knife and or box?
@@411Outdoors I have no Efengrow knives (but I do follow 704 Tactical who loves them) but they have been tested in the past and the D2 claim was false. Just goggle.
I do like your reviews. I just started to watch them.
@@brannedit may be produced in china, but its a german (or austrian) brand. If it was produced in usa, germany … the exact same product would at least cost twice as much, probably more. No one will buy this, so what to do?!
Nice
It looks like a beast. And you have it performing like one. They seem to be very budget friendly and off good quality. I want to pick up a couple of the blades and really put them to work. Try them out. They seem impressive.
Right on brother!🙂👍they are a lot of fun to work with
It's a choppa!
-Arnold Schwarzenegger
Probably.
You are correct sir!
Now that’s a gold piece ❤
🙂💯👍
Looks amazing my friend.
Thanks for share
Saludos Amigo
Thank you! Cheers!
An exact copy! And its NOT a tough steel. Why do reviewers think d2 is tough? 80crV2, is incredible and one of my favorites. It's like non powdered 3V
Wow they straight up ripped off the Terava Skrama 240 . Comical because the Skrama is cheaper with superior steel and heat treat .
Interesting 👍
Yeah the Skrama is better I have one
Yeah even the handle is so similar
У меня есть такое мачете. Черная рукоять и лезвие мокрый камень. Классно, это больше даже нож, но Рэмбо 4 рубит лучше 💪🔥
Обзор не показывает ничего. Я сделал бы больше 😎
Hey buddy enjoy your stuff and let's enjoy KNIFES
Can I ask you how much it weighs?
It doesn’t provide the exact but it has to be close to 2 pounds
@@411Outdoorsthanks. According to a German reviewer it weights 568 gr or around 20 ounces. Despite being shorter the tops tracker is heavier which is not a good thing for the Odenwolf.
In any case I think they are moving in the right direction originally from the smaller and lighter knives previously sold under the brand Wolfgangs
That is a really a nice looking machete; it looks like something Russell Crowe would use in the movie, Gladiator. 😂😎👍
Definitely!
@@411Outdoors 😎👍
d2 steel on a big chopper is not good . its a brittle steel which has a reputation of breaking
This is more of a fascine knife rather than a machete. I feel like a sharp axe would be a more efficient tool if the tool size isn't an issue…
I was thinking it looked like a giant, wharncliff knife myself
@@411Outdoors this is akin to what 19th century artillerists were using as a side arm/tool
@@OlegLyutov Its straight up copy of Terävä skrama from varusteleka. Even the handle lenght, and over all design is way too similar to be coinsidence imho. Not to mention skrama already is fairly economical even though its from finnish company, and made from better steel for intended purpose i think than d2 80crv2 is tough tool steel
So good....but please don't cut tree live ..... itnis so important to preserve nature !
I am not ecolo just a man that love nature.......Big Kiss to FRANCE
Thank you and I don’t really cut one down unless I’m working on a project and I’m actually using the wood from the tree👍👍
Bad one!
first!
Congrats🙂👍!