Are you looking for the best tactical combat knives for self-defense, EDC, and military of 2022? These are some of the best tactical combat knives for survival & outdoor we found so far: ✅1. TOPS KNIVES OPERATOR 7 FIGHTING KNIFE ✅2. SOG PENTAGON FX ✅3. CRKT M16-KS ✅4. BENCHMADE NIMRAVUS ✅5. COLD STEEL RECON 1 ✅6. KERSHAW SECRET AGENT ✅7. BENCHMADE INFIDEL 133 ✅8. FOX KNIVES 479 G10 EMERSON WAVE ✅9. GERBER STRONGARM ✅10. KA-BAR US MARINE CORPS FIGHTING KNIFE
Just as an aside, 154CM does not mean 154 centimeters. 154CM is a type of steel. If it was actually a measurement, 154 centimeters is just over 5 feet long (60.63 inches). I can tell you from experience that the knife is much shorter than 5 feet 😆. I have a Benchmade Nimravus, after wanting one since the early 2000s, and can vouch for it being a spectacular knife. I used to have two of the SOG Pentagon knives, but they were the original version, with the blades being regular on one side and serrated for their full length on the other side. The Cordura sheaths that they came with were my only complaint with them, and SOG’s kydex/plastic sheaths available back then weren’t much better. I’d love to try out their new model- I prefer the look of the old version, but obviously how well it functions is what really matters. The checkered rubberized handles were extremely comfortable and gave them a totally non-slip grip. Hopefully the new ones are just as comfortable- they look good, and the sheaths look a lot better as well. Thanks for the video!
When it comes to steel, 154CM its a steel type. I know. It’s my one of my favorites. “CM” doesn’t stand for “centimeters". It’s a special high carbon stainless steel, main components besides iron being Carbon, Chromium, Manganese and Molybdenum. Also cryogenically treated for 30 days. Also, a hint that “CM” might not stant for centimeters is that a one meter and a half blade would make a VERY long sword, not a tactical knife.
I don't rely on just one knife. I wouldn't want to try and cut a branch with a Filet knife and I certainly wouldn't use an axe to cut meat. Different situations, different needs. I can tell you that having several different types of blades is a good thing. I have at least two knives or other in EVERY Bud Out Bag that I have especially in medical and tool's.
Great Video. I completely agree with your No. 1 pick. Great video. I have several on your list, but there are some I didn't know about. Thanks for the video!!!
Wholesale Blades is the renowned distributor of the best military knives. Our military knives exhibit the razor sharp blades and top-notch construction to turn any tactical game on at very cheap rates.
Not having a subject on a thumbnail shown anywhere in the actual video, should be automatic demonetization. But luckily, all youtube cares about is persecuting channels that it disagrees with politically, so you're good.
That's more marketing than actually truth. Most soldiers, who carry any blade, carry a Victorinox or a Leatherman multitool. None of the brands you mentined, have any of their knives, official contract with any army. That being said, there are better military knives, than the knives the brands you mentioned make. TRC Knives Mille Cuori for example. Winkler uses, kind of cheap steel, Bark River ruins their heat treatment with their fasts belts when they remove all that steel to create the convex edges their knives have. Half Face is 100% custom knifemaker, so it doesn't have a place in this talk.
@@NikosKatsikanis Νίκο, τι κάνεις? Are you a Greek-American? Common soldiers, like those who serve for a little while, usually don't carry knives, or they carry a Leatherman or a Victorinox here and there. As for permanent personel and Special Forces, they carry mainly the same but there it's way more common to see someone carry a multitool or a knife. As for knives, quality is like this: Custom made and semicustom are the best quality in that row, then it is a big gap and lastly the mass produced knives. Survive knives GSO in the USA and TRC Knives in Europe, make the best semicustom knives. As for Custom blades, that's 100% a personal choice and some thousand of great makers around the world!
@@greekveteran2715 are you a veteran? What service were you in? I am a MARINE and a multiple war veteran, and I have trained with Navy SEALS ,and a bunch of them had WINKLER knives with rubber handles , and on the west coast a lot of them use Half Face Blades . On the Osamma Bin Laden raid one or more had WINKLER knives. They can pick the knife they want , but they do not use folders. My neighbor is a SEAL for 25 years, and he will say the same thing so you are wrong and ignorant . It’s ok though you must just be DUMB. Not everybody can be a BAD A$$ like me . MARINE, multiple WAR veteran, top 10 finisher 3 years in a row for mountain bike racing in the WORS series, undefeated @ 185 mixed martial artist, and I wrote a poem that was published and I won the editors choice , and had a big award ceremony in Texas. I also have statements from 3 different supervisors that I am the best worker they ever saw. I did not miss a day of work for 8 years. I also rode my bike to work everyday for a year in the snow and everything. What did you do? Did you buy a cake with a flag on it and eat it all by yourself? Haha
Okay, since I am somewhat new to the knife game, if you were to have your pick of just one survival/bushcraft knife, and money was no object, what would you choose? Is there a clear winner? 'Cause right now, that Operator7 and the Benchmade are looking really good.
Buy from a reputable manufacturer that focuses on military or law enforcement people. Don't bother with those outrageous fantasy or Rambo knives. A solid bushcraft knife is not the same as a fighting knife. A survival knife has to cut, hack, chop, large enough to split wood rounds or branches fir firewood, sharp enough to make fine slices to make a feather stick or fuzz stick to start kindling fire. If necessary, the knife needs to he big enough to be "baton-ed" to split wood by using a stick or rock to pound thr blade through the wood block. It has to be strong enough and wide enough to help yiu dig for roots, drive into the ground to start tent peg holes in the ground, or help dig to make a fire stove in the ground. A saw back is good but not necessary. I like a saw back. Tops make super durable and tough knives. Pricey but just indestructible. Thick 1/4" inch blades, sharp but not Razor sharp out if thr box. I have several Tops knives. Benchmade makes premium folders and straight blades. I have several Benchmades. Razor sharp out of thr box. Solid construction. Quality components.
@@ms.annthrope415 AGREED. Tops, or a tops like knife is fine. I have Tops, coldsteel, benchmade, gerber, kershaw, CRKT, and others, even MTECH is fine, depends on budget, mission, and expectations. True, TOPS are pricy. Any hunk of steel with an edge will do at the end of the day. Shop around and research. If you dont like it, buy a different one. I think I have 50+ survival knives, some I broke and repaired them on a grinder. Each one is special to me.
The Gerber strong arm is nearly bullet proof for around 60 bucks. Several reviewers passed around the same knife and abused it to death. I have 2. One one my belt and another in my get home bag.
thanks for mentioning it. i clicked on because of the thumbnail and it's not talked about it at all. if you didn't mention i wouldn't even know what to look for. thanks again.
The creator of the "Rambo" knife that's copied all over the place with "survival" knives, joked about how placing that saw on the back of the knife RUINED the knife. He said the movie producers thought it looked "neat" so he's placed it there but in all reality it ruined the knife for actual survival purposes. The video is on yt.
Wow you pronounced Ka-Bar so wrong. Even though it is spelled KaBar, it is pronounced K-Bar. Do your home work. And yes the Ka-Bar is my number one pick. Along with my Cold Steel Recon Tanto, and my Khukuri, with a six inch blade, made in Kathmandu Nepal. I have other knives that are bigger, but these three are much easier to carry. Got my Ka-Bar back int he early 80's. Blade is powder coated brown, and looks so much better then the blued blade.
Anyone besides me tired of being dumbed down by metal type bs jargon? Who besides a metallurgist has time to study the pros and cons of what is or isnt good. Geesh for the days when quality spoke for itself.
No matter what they say unless it's Full Tang Steel in other words the metal goes all the way through the handle and unless you were able to sharpen it with a whetstone AKA not acid etched it is an absolutely useless knife even if they say it's fantastic full blade Steel capability of being sharpened you do not want to go anywhere without Steel
You're in fantasy land if you buy one of these because you think that you might need it for a knife fight just like in the movies. So many Rambo's in here with their "tactics" and "combat" and shit.
Are you looking for the best tactical combat knives for self-defense, EDC, and military of 2022? These are some of the best tactical combat knives for survival & outdoor we found so far:
✅1. TOPS KNIVES OPERATOR 7 FIGHTING KNIFE
✅2. SOG PENTAGON FX
✅3. CRKT M16-KS
✅4. BENCHMADE NIMRAVUS
✅5. COLD STEEL RECON 1
✅6. KERSHAW SECRET AGENT
✅7. BENCHMADE INFIDEL 133
✅8. FOX KNIVES 479 G10 EMERSON WAVE
✅9. GERBER STRONGARM
✅10. KA-BAR US MARINE CORPS FIGHTING KNIFE
He is just a narrator
Just as an aside, 154CM does not mean 154 centimeters. 154CM is a type of steel. If it was actually a measurement, 154 centimeters is just over 5 feet long (60.63 inches). I can tell you from experience that the knife is much shorter than 5 feet 😆. I have a Benchmade Nimravus, after wanting one since the early 2000s, and can vouch for it being a spectacular knife. I used to have two of the SOG Pentagon knives, but they were the original version, with the blades being regular on one side and serrated for their full length on the other side. The Cordura sheaths that they came with were my only complaint with them, and SOG’s kydex/plastic sheaths available back then weren’t much better. I’d love to try out their new model- I prefer the look of the old version, but obviously how well it functions is what really matters. The checkered rubberized handles were extremely comfortable and gave them a totally non-slip grip. Hopefully the new ones are just as comfortable- they look good, and the sheaths look a lot better as well. Thanks for the video!
I came to say the same thing but looks like yall got it covered 🤣
Can't even pronounce Ka-Bar
The Benchmade Longsword.
😊
@@kongandbasses8732 😆😆
KA-BAR!!! PRONOUNCED KAY-BAR
When it comes to steel, 154CM its a steel type. I know. It’s my one of my favorites. “CM” doesn’t stand for “centimeters". It’s a special high carbon stainless steel, main components besides iron being Carbon, Chromium, Manganese and Molybdenum. Also cryogenically treated for 30 days. Also, a hint that “CM” might not stant for centimeters is that a one meter and a half blade would make a VERY long sword, not a tactical knife.
You're right!!!! 154 centimeters, this knife would be a sword, instead......
Cool list of tactical knives. As always I am a big fan of Tops tactical knives.
Tops make great knives but the price is quite big too.
Kay bar is how its pronounced
all the fancy new releases, and the KA-BAR still winds up #1 (and rightly so) it's not actually full tang, though.
@@eldergroan my go to blade in the woods is a becker bk 9. I still carry a kabar fighting knife just out of habbit.
Ooooohh! A Kah bar knife! Um, yeah...
The first knife Is by far the Best........FOR COMBAT!!!
What is the knife in the thumbnail?
Those are all great knives, I have most of them, the problem is choosing which ones to use. But it’s fun trying to choose. Nice video.
I don't rely on just one knife. I wouldn't want to try and cut a branch with a Filet knife and I certainly wouldn't use an axe to cut meat. Different situations, different needs. I can tell you that having several different types of blades is a good thing. I have at least two knives or other in EVERY Bud Out Bag that I have especially in medical and tool's.
Oh yeah everybody loves the kah-bar
I don’t know what a Kah Bar knife is, but I’ve got a couple Kā Bars in my truck shop and house.
I'm a huge fan of that "kah-bar"
😆
Great Video. I completely agree with your No. 1 pick. Great video. I have several on your list, but there are some I didn't know about. Thanks for the video!!!
Kaaaa-bar... 🥴
Yes sir. I have the gerber & the KA-Bar!!!!!
kaw-bar
I think they are the best Cream of the Crop in Tactical Knives 🔥👍👌💪💯
For future ideas do top 10 chest rigs, or top 10 scopes.
Don’t know why, but the Kershaw knife makes me wanna go scuba diving 😁
I like the kershaw blade a lot but my favorite type of knife is the karambit knife then the kbar
Wholesale Blades is the renowned distributor of the best military knives. Our military knives exhibit the razor sharp blades and top-notch construction to turn any tactical game on at very cheap rates.
Not having a subject on a thumbnail shown anywhere in the actual video, should be automatic demonetization. But luckily, all youtube cares about is persecuting channels that it disagrees with politically, so you're good.
The knife in the title is a TOPS Steel Eagle Delta Class
What's the tanto knife?
Tops are great large knives.
The WINKLER, BARK RIVER,and HALF FACE BLADES are all used in the Military, and they are top 3
SFMF
That's more marketing than actually truth. Most soldiers, who carry any blade, carry a Victorinox or a Leatherman multitool. None of the brands you mentined, have any of their knives, official contract with any army. That being said, there are better military knives, than the knives the brands you mentioned make. TRC Knives Mille Cuori for example. Winkler uses, kind of cheap steel, Bark River ruins their heat treatment with their fasts belts when they remove all that steel to create the convex edges their knives have. Half Face is 100% custom knifemaker, so it doesn't have a place in this talk.
@@greekveteran2715 interesting thanks, what one do you carry
@@NikosKatsikanis Νίκο, τι κάνεις? Are you a Greek-American? Common soldiers, like those who serve for a little while, usually don't carry knives, or they carry a Leatherman or a Victorinox here and there. As for permanent personel and Special Forces, they carry mainly the same but there it's way more common to see someone carry a multitool or a knife.
As for knives, quality is like this: Custom made and semicustom are the best quality in that row, then it is a big gap and lastly the mass produced knives. Survive knives GSO in the USA and TRC Knives in Europe, make the best semicustom knives. As for Custom blades, that's 100% a personal choice and some thousand of great makers around the world!
@@greekveteran2715 thanks, I am Greek Scot ;)
@@greekveteran2715 are you a veteran? What service were you in? I am a MARINE and a multiple war veteran, and I have trained with Navy SEALS ,and a bunch of them had WINKLER knives with rubber handles , and on the west coast a lot of them use Half Face Blades . On the Osamma Bin Laden raid one or more had WINKLER knives. They can pick the knife they want , but they do not use folders. My neighbor is a SEAL for 25 years, and he will say the same thing so you are wrong and ignorant . It’s ok though you must just be DUMB. Not everybody can be a BAD A$$ like me .
MARINE, multiple WAR veteran, top 10 finisher 3 years in a row for mountain bike racing in the WORS series, undefeated @ 185 mixed martial artist, and I wrote a poem that was published and I won the editors choice , and had a big award ceremony in Texas. I also have statements from 3 different supervisors that I am the best worker they ever saw. I did not miss a day of work for 8 years. I also rode my bike to work everyday for a year in the snow and everything. What did you do? Did you buy a cake with a flag on it and eat it all by yourself? Haha
AWESOME VIDEO
I have a COLD STEEL BALANCED THROWER in my BOB.
I have the karambit too from Dave Marcaida Kali School.
AWESOME GUYS !!!
Where is the knife in your thumbnail??
Здравствуйте скажите пожалуйста ссылку на эти ножи.С уважением.
I have the k-bar
Okay, since I am somewhat new to the knife game, if you were to have your pick of just one survival/bushcraft knife, and money was no object, what would you choose?
Is there a clear winner? 'Cause right now, that Operator7 and the Benchmade are looking really good.
TOPS KNIVES, $150+++ but worth it
@@patrioticamerican8355 Sold.
Payday is tomorrow. I am ordering one. THANK YOU!
Buy from a reputable manufacturer that focuses on military or law enforcement people. Don't bother with those outrageous fantasy or Rambo knives. A solid bushcraft knife is not the same as a fighting knife. A survival knife has to cut, hack, chop, large enough to split wood rounds or branches fir firewood, sharp enough to make fine slices to make a feather stick or fuzz stick to start kindling fire. If necessary, the knife needs to he big enough to be "baton-ed" to split wood by using a stick or rock to pound thr blade through the wood block. It has to be strong enough and wide enough to help yiu dig for roots, drive into the ground to start tent peg holes in the ground, or help dig to make a fire stove in the ground. A saw back is good but not necessary. I like a saw back.
Tops make super durable and tough knives. Pricey but just indestructible. Thick 1/4" inch blades, sharp but not Razor sharp out if thr box. I have several Tops knives. Benchmade makes premium folders and straight blades. I have several Benchmades. Razor sharp out of thr box. Solid construction. Quality components.
@@ms.annthrope415
AGREED.
Tops, or a tops like knife is fine.
I have Tops, coldsteel, benchmade, gerber, kershaw, CRKT, and others, even MTECH is fine, depends on budget, mission, and expectations.
True, TOPS are pricy.
Any hunk of steel with an edge will do at the end of the day.
Shop around and research.
If you dont like it, buy a different one.
I think I have 50+ survival knives, some I broke and repaired them on a grinder.
Each one is special to me.
The Gerber strong arm is nearly bullet proof for around 60 bucks. Several reviewers passed around the same knife and abused it to death. I have 2. One one my belt and another in my get home bag.
great military gear in today's video
Which tactical knife do you liked the most?
@@survivalgearofficial
The one with the blade that’s over 5-FEET long! 😳🤦🏼♂️
Glock fm 78 💪👊
Oh! didnt expect to find clips of my Recon 1 video here 😅
Hehe, neat.
Gerber Strongarm in my INCH bag
What about the Wilkinson Sword British MOD "Type D" survival knife or Ray Mears/Wilkinson Sword bush craft survival knife?
0:40 Tops Operator
Seems like SOG has up their game
the knife used to advertise your top 10 selection is a tops delta - and you don't then mention it
thanks for mentioning it. i clicked on because of the thumbnail and it's not talked about it at all. if you didn't mention i wouldn't even know what to look for. thanks again.
It's the one I wanted to hear about 👍
There actually great, how can i get some in kenya?
What is name of knife that in thumbnail
154 cm is stainless steel.
Whats that blade in the thumbnail? Wants.
It’s made by TOPS KNIVES.
It’s not Kã Bār it’s Kā Brā. K Bar or KAY Bar
Semper Fi
skąd wezme TORX na wojnie?sruby powinny być skrecane na plaski srubokręt
I have a KM 2000
POLAND Nóż surwiwalowy NS1 oraz NÓŻ WZ 98
What’s the knife on the thumb nail for this video
@Douglas Pantera awesome, thank you
What is the knife used in the thumbnail?
Link for the knife in the thumbnail picture
تم
What about chris reeve pacific and green beret? They are way better than most of these
The knife in the title is a TOPS Steel Eagle Delta Class
I'm watching
Nice 🔪
サムネのナイフかっけぇ
"KAY" - BAR.
I'll take the Gay Bar knife
Where is the Glock Feldmesser 81? As for me, very questionable top list.
Where is the Cold Steel SRK it definitely beats the Gerber Strongarm
just top 🔥🔥🔥
you had me till "kah-bar".... its KAY bar....
You can not depend on one knife you need a couple there not one company that makes the best knife get what is good for you
Folding knives Are NOT Tactical, Nor are they "Survival Knives"!
Gerber Bear Grylls should be in the list
That knife belongs at the TOP of every list of trash to avoid buying.
I want them all 😊😊😊
what happens if these tools end up in the wrong hands?😳🧐
Cuanto sale
NO links?
No idea how ESEE didn’t make this list.
where is the cover picture?
I want to get a tactical knife. For cooking purposes
The creator of the "Rambo" knife that's copied all over the place with "survival" knives, joked about how placing that saw on the back of the knife RUINED the knife.
He said the movie producers thought it looked "neat" so he's placed it there but in all reality it ruined the knife for actual survival purposes.
The video is on yt.
This video is embarrassing to true knife enthusiasts.
Thumbs DOWN.
Wow you pronounced Ka-Bar so wrong. Even though it is spelled KaBar, it is pronounced K-Bar. Do your home work. And yes the Ka-Bar is my number one pick. Along with my Cold Steel Recon Tanto, and my Khukuri, with a six inch blade, made in Kathmandu Nepal. I have other knives that are bigger, but these three are much easier to carry. Got my Ka-Bar back int he early 80's. Blade is powder coated brown, and looks so much better then the blued blade.
No Hardcore Hardware/Halfbreed knives?...What planet are you from brah.
Anyone besides me tired of being dumbed down by metal type bs jargon? Who besides a metallurgist has time to study the pros and cons of what is or isnt good.
Geesh for the days when quality spoke for itself.
Why kill the sand dollar? 😞
The murder of that sand dollar was unnecessary. lol
...your opinion...
Ka-bar not kai- bar!
Who's dragging a school desk in the background? >.>
Once again the thumb nail picture is not in the video, in this case it should have been number 1
What’s a “kah bar?” 😂
It's pronounced K-BAR... Spelled KA-BAR.. Watch the documentary the history of KA-BAR
No matter what they say unless it's Full Tang Steel in other words the metal goes all the way through the handle and unless you were able to sharpen it with a whetstone AKA not acid etched it is an absolutely useless knife even if they say it's fantastic full blade Steel capability of being sharpened you do not want to go anywhere without Steel
You're in fantasy land if you buy one of these because you think that you might need it for a knife fight just like in the movies. So many Rambo's in here with their "tactics" and "combat" and shit.
Are you ever going to talk about the knives that are on the beginning of your video!? Clickbait really drives me nuts
I'm sorry but it's hard to take advice from someone who doesn't know how to say Ka-bar
Not agree especially with last two knives... Gerber???? Real?????
It's pronounced "Kay'-bar," not "Kah-bar'!"
Huh?
@@allemander Sorry, see correction.
👍😎🍺🍩🗡️🗡️
Hi! Which is your favourite tactical knife?
Bench made doesn’t support the second amendment.
lol no prices listed ie click my link so I can make as dollar. not happening. NEXT!
Guy doesn't even Know one of the worlds most well known knives. liked the video at first but turned to a guy reading a catalog. Waste of time
Tops knives rust and there customer service sucks they don’t care spent 200 on a knife had rust within a year had to refinish myself buyer beware
....
Kein Interesse an gesperrten Kanälen 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
This video is a joke.