Survival Lilly I wish you would do a video on the proper way to gut a dear, you would prob have to warn people but I think it would be helpful, God bless.
I have this knife and I've got to say it's very good. Like you I've only needed to sharpen it once. It keeps the edge. I lost the firesteel though. What's not to like about Bear Grylls? He's awesome.
I've had my knife for about two years and it's holding up quite well. Granted, I'm not out to purposely destroy it and I take care of it. I personally like Gerber products and have been using them since the early 90's. Great video as usual Lilly, have a nice day!
The best review on this product I nave seen . Totally unbiased and extremely fair.. Lilly tested everything that needed to be tested. Obviosely in her close up shots of the knife she keeps a good edge on her blade, and she has a lovely communication style, Well done Lilly.
One of the reasons there was so much hate online for this knife was because the original one had many flaws. They fixed it later but the steel was still subpar and that reputation followed it to this knife since many people are incapable of understanding that this is a different knife. The Ultimate Pro is actually quite good and would be better if they stopped with all that orange. Coodos to you, Lilly, for giving this knife a shot!
Agreed - except for the colour thing. Why would you need a knife to be black or camo unless you’re trying to hide it? Which means you see it as a weapon instead of a tool. The orange colour makes it easier to find in the wilderness if lost and it shows that you’re not trying to hide it for whatever reason
Not a survivalist you say? This is some of what he’s accomplished. Yeah jealousy is the root of most of his detractors. He doesn’t ask anybody like him anyway, but he’s accomplished more as a survivalist/ adventurer than anybody mentioned in this thread. From 1994-1997, he served in the British Army with 21 SAS.[24] On 16 May 1998, Grylls climbed to the summit of Mount Everest in Nepal, 18 months after breaking three vertebrae in a parachuting accident 1997, Grylls became the youngest Briton to climb Ama Dablam, a peak once described by Sir Edmund Hillary as "unclimbable".[30] unassisted crossing of the north Atlantic Ocean, in an open rigid inflatable boat. Grylls and his team traveled in an eleven-metre-long boat and encountered force 8 gale winds with waves breaking over the boat while passing through icebergs in their journey from Halifax, Nova Scotia to John o' Groats, Scotland.[31] Grylls created a world record for the highest open-air formal dinner party, which they did under a hot-air balloon at 7,600 metres (25,000 ft), dressed in full mess dress and oxygen masks.[32] To train for the event, he made over 200 parachute jumps. In August 2010, Grylls led a team of five to take an ice-breaking rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) through 2,500 miles (4,000 km) of the ice-strewn Northwest Passage.
TCL Bear grylls tor apart a car to make a shelter (a car is a shelter ).he sucked elephant shit and piss from a snake skin for water got sick and puked 10x as much water as he got . Most if not all if the TV phony survival shows and youtube fail to teach about survival poaching ( hunting) .hunting deer at night is the best way to get one an option that shouldn't be over looked ! But if you want some real survival info .find a book called how to stay alive in the woods by bradford angeirs ( not sure of the spelling ) . All the stuff in the sas and most other so called survival books and shows are taken from his book . It should have been called living in the woods . There's is 10x more stuff in that book than any of the book the youtubers and TV jokes put out .real world stuff .not commie show approved crap . Bear grylls showed mostly that you can't survive not how to ! (Politically correct bull shit )
Dale Carpenter : if it makes you feel better to bash BG go ahead. My first post listed a few stone cold accomplishments of his that very few people can put on a resume. His TV shows are entertainment and that’s all they are, I applaud him for making a good living and taking care of his family. So if you appreciate the way someone else approaches survival skills and generally living their life-- great!
TCL If your talking about he sucks elephant shit comment ? I wasn't knocking him ( then ) he did suck elephant shit on his show ( and got puking sick).but his show blows any.but all the stupid survival shows suck not just his . Those shows are commieized ( palitically correct bull shit )to the point of being useless stupid entertainment ( but there not entertaining) But one of bg shows he take a car apart to make a shelter ( a car already is a shelter !). Now they may have told him to do that ? But he's always telling people to drink piss ( if you drank piss before your dehydrated maybe it would help ) if you drink piss when your really dehydrated its moztly salt .if you want to throw up anytime drink really salty water .but if throw up when you are dehydrated it it could be the end !but then again maybe the producer told him to do it . Most of the shows show doing risky things that you wouldn't do because of the risk ( even a minor injury could be fatal when you can't go to a doctor ) so you don't take risks risks and i havent seen any of the shows show anyone deciding not to do a risky thing because you are in that situation . Non of the sgows even on youtube show the best survival tactic .which is night survival poaching deer .if youre not going to show that even like the first thing to do after shelter and fire then is shit .youtube shows individual skills but not night survival poaching ( because hunting at all is not pc i guess?).
Thank you Lilly for your honest assessment of this knife. I've owned this knife for years and Never 1 malfunction. Spot on with the grip notation. A friend of mine had one before me and just the grip alone sold me on it over others I was thinking about buying at the time. I have this knife on my SHTF armor vest....GREAT REVIEW!
I have had the original (3rd generation) with 7cr17 steel and it has worked just fine. I've used it a lot the past four years and it simply works. 1st gen. knives had a problem with the pommel coming loose, but Gerber quickly fixed the problem. I like mine.
Lilly, I have a Gerber Dime. I keep it sharp and I take care of it otherwise. I carry it almost every day, on the other days I carry a USAF issued Camillus pocket utility knife. In addition I carry a pair of pliers. My favorite pair are about 60 year old Japanese drop forged slip-joint pliers. There is no brand name on the pliers. If I’m going hunting or fishing I carry a Case brand hunting knife that is about 60 years old. I have found that the brand is not that important. What is important is how it looks, feels in one’s hand, how easy it is to maintain, and it’s utility. When I go to the woods I carry a cruiser axe and a bow saw, and an entrenching tool. My entrenching tool is some Northern European army surplus. A cruiser axe is a single bit axe that is in size between a hatchet and a splitting axe. My entrenching tool has a shovel on one side and a pick on the other. I have learned that the females in my family want a latrine and fresh water for cooking and sanitation and hygiene so finally, I carry a bucket. I could go on all day about this but I’ll stop here. I enjoy you site.
great video. ive been looking at this knife for a while and havent seen just how tough they are till this video, so thank you. I hope to see plenty more in-depth videos.
What a great video Lilly. I loved that you did a long term test on the knife before the destruction test. To many just do the destruction test and never really get to know thee knife. And thank you for the unbiased opinion. Love your work, keep it up.
Alot of people love to hate on this knife cause of its designer and older brother (first version), and so I dont think it gets a fair shake. I'm happy to see someone be honest about it and talk about it fairly. I bought one a couple years ago now, and it has performed just fine. No fails. No breakage. Edge and steel held up fine. Plus, it has so really useful features on the sheath and knife itself, the hammer pommel comes to mind which I really like. I wont replace my ESEE's or other knives, but I wont be getting rid of it either. Gave it to my wife as a beginner knife for her and she really likes it and uses it well. Good size for her, comfortable handle and weight. Steel is great for a beginner as well since its not a super steel it wont be too hard to sharpen for them or someone who just has a hard time sharpening knives in general, but is also a decent toughness and holds a decent edge. I really dont have anything bad to say about it. Good review Lilly.
Lilly, can you do a comprehensive comparison video of all of the knives you've used and rank them? Please compare them in a complete way. This knife comes with the integrated sharpener, survival manual, and fire steel in a nice compact design(IMO from looking at it online). All of that right on my belt is appealing to me. I'd like to see how they all line up including price in terms of value, and how they compare against one another from your perspective.
Lilly . . excellent video quality.. sound and camera. I watch you because you are not a braggart, do not preach, and project the approach of the common person.. not some expert demanding that they know best. Your videos show you sometimes dropping something, or missing with the hammer, or other things that happen to real people. You are.. um.. real! Thanks
Nicely done! I appreciate your thoroughness and fair-mindedness. And in addition to that I also appreciate your willingness to ignore the kind of people you would never want to be stuck in a survival situation with anyway! Your review demonstrated that it is a very good knife at a very good price. I’m going to go ahead and buy one of the knives based on your video results, and I will buy it through your store. Thanks.
Once you dull the edge of such a sturdy knife , how do you get it sharp again ? Will a simple Arkansas stone do the job ? Typically A small stone is all a person might take with them into the wilds . I notice there are very few videos about field sharpening of knives .
you can't use Arkansas stones on a stainless knife. the chromium carbides in the stainless are actually harder abrasive than the quarts in an Arkansas. you can use the diamond stone that comes with it though. it's glued right to the back of the thing.
Good video. I've only had one Bear Grylls sponsored product and it was the survival fire starter which I really don't like. I have owned other Gerber made products, 2 multi tools which I love (I bought the first one back in 05' and still use it on the farm toady), a spring assist folding knife, and their E-Tool which is rather nice. As far as the knife styling, I'm not a fan, I prefer my Buffalo Skinner bushcraft knife from PKS. Thanks for another informative video Lilly and thank you for your time and effort. Stay safe.
Thanks Lilly, great review. I also have this same knife and it is my only survival knife I have so far and I take hiking and occasional camping. Mine won't get a beating like that, good to know it can take a beating and survive! I'm glad I have my Gerber BG Ultimate Pro knife, I love it, the ergonomics are nice and it's comfortable to use. Your review gives me more confidence in it!
Hey Lily, I have the same knife and it also had a tight sheath and fire steel. I use my thumb to put pressure down on the sheath as I'm pulling up, it seems to work well. As for the fire steel I slide the knife between the sheath and the head of the steel, then I grip the rubber with the opposite hand and use my thumb to slide it up and out. Kind of ridiculous to have to do that but I guess it's better than being too loose and loosing it. Overall I have been fairly happy with the knife.
Hi Lilly, Thank YOU! I have had this knife for well over a year. It is great. I think people are too easily influenced. The grip is very good. The balance is correct and the spine is good for a fire steel. I am pleased that you made your own opinion. Respect!
Great review I may just get the knife for my collection. What has always put me off buying it is the initials on the handle. I’d like to know where you bought your jacket ?
I have the same opinion about the ultimate Pro. Its a pretty good performing knife and i love the grip on the handle. (Truly), just comparing with Mora or the Esee 4, but still the most comfortable handle of the 3.
I dont know why people are down on Bear, I think hes great and started a great thing, helping people see you can survive in survival situations if you just think. Loved this knife, seems to be a very durable one, enough to get you through the toughest survival situations, thanks for sharing.
I love destructive tests about stuff I actually own!. I have both the ultimate and ultimate pro, just because I happened to get them at 50% rebate. Great knives, especially the pro, but you also need a better carving knife (a Mora is great for this budget range) for a great bushcrafting experience. Thanks for the test!
I just bought this knife this morning based on this video. If my experience lives up to my expectations because of this video, I am keeping this knife & planning on taking it on my next long hiking trip. I am also going to Alaska this summer & if possible I will be taking it to Alaska. I don't feel comfortable this knife is made in China, but after watching this video & other videos about this knife, I had to put my reservations aside & I wanted to try this knife for myself, I also know I can return it with a full money-back guarantee, if I am not satisfied, so I'm comfortable about that. Thank you for this video.
It would be interesting to see a comparison of a few knives in this price point. I don't like how flashy that particular knife is but it preforms quite well - what else is there?
FromThe Prairies This knife runs for about $71 on Amazon. You could try wildernessoutfitters.com and look at their knives which are all made in the USA and range in price from about $40 and up. I bought a knife from them and I love it.
I bought one when they first released. It appears the knife you have has a full tang that runs the entire length of the blade to include the pommel, and also the width of the grip. However, the one I purchased had a tang that tapered down below the guard to something thin, and less substantial. I had thrown it into a fire to melt the grips off in hopes to put my own grips on or paracord...i was not thrilled to see the thin tang, and pommel fall out as the plastic around it melted off... not recommend, but it seems you have a improved version of the original.
I love alot of Gerber products and Bear Grylls he an entertainer and he's fun to watch his survival scenarios are just that they're just scenarios of what could or might happen but in a more dramatic and fantastic way it is after all an action show. I have no doubt that was his skills he could actually survive in a real survival situation for an extended period of time.
I have this knife too. Had my doubts initially, but the knife has been performing just fine. No complaints about it except for the glaring branding everywhere. Nice video Lily, keep them coming!
Hi Lilly, I love your channel and your reviews. I am thinking of buying a 'survival'/multipurpose knife. I am an amateur in terms of survival, and will probably only every spend - at the most - three or four days, or a week in the bush here in Canada. I just watched your review of the Mora Gerberg, and I know that you found the Gerberg and the Bear Grylls Ultimate Pro Survival knife too short, and that you 'categorized' the Gerberg as a "bushcraft" knife, rather than as a survival knife. Given the mostly overwhelmingly positive reviews everywhere of the Bear Grylls Ultimate Pro, including your review, I am wondering if you would recommend it as a survival knife, or, if you have another recommendation, what that would be. Love Dax, and love your guitar playing, although I think that we need to hear you playing some steel string guitar. Many thanks for all of your videos.
I have the Gerber Bear Grylls Survival knife have use it and enjoyed it!! The plastic molding on the fire steel did break! Since Gerber has a life time warranty they replace the fire steel for free!!! I also have the Gerber LMF II that a beast of a knife and work very well!!! Both are Awesome products!!! Awesome review Lilly !!!
My Favorite knife, Sentimentally was my First Purchase Of outdoor Gear. Mine has Developed much character in the time I've Owned it. I have used mine for Foraging tree and ground Fungus. As well as Everyday tasks. such as Fire starting. Skinning and Carving even. Excellent Destruction Test Lily. Bravo. Love your Series and Style of Presentation and Cinematography.
Love bear grylls and have used a lot of his survival techniques when out in the woods or camping with nothing but a pack and no food for a week great experience while in the bush
I have the folding version for this Knife used it for work every day for 3 + years handle now getting tatty due engine oil etc on it . Did manage to break the very tip off the blade but you can't fix stupid so reground to chisel point still in original sheath will go for same again
Enjoy watching your videos a lot. I must say I was pretty impressed with your torture test.. it was pretty fair and reflective of the changes they've made since the earlier version I bought years ago (with the half-serrated blade) and I'm not sure would've survived the test. Why do you think they replaced the stone on the sheath with the sharpener? My guess is that this system is being marketed to beginning survivalist and many people can't get the stone sharpening right without much practice.
Great demo... I have had this knife for several years and its been great. I buy a knife for what I like about the design not endorsements. I enjoy your channel very much. Have you thought of coming to America and doing a " on the road series for different enviroments? You have several fans here. Keep up the great programing.
Well just as an advice or information about stainless alloys and that is the fact that almost ALL stainless steel will rust eventually, especially in salt or acidic environment. Hey, even your pots for cooking will start to get a milk-like tint inside them after awhile, especially if you use a dishwasher, why? because the dishwasher tablet is acidic, and maybe you use salt when cooking let's say pasta so that's probably way your knife rusted when visited the Mediterranean. So if we sum it up unless they make knives in 316LSi (or higher stronger alloys) they will rust, period. Titanium won't rust or corrode anytime soon, it is said to "rust" about 1mm per 10000 years in seawater, but it will chip when abused, doesn't like oxygen when heated and so on.
I have a Gerber folding knife, i need folding knife coz im just a mountain bike packer i need small light yet good quality to use for cooking, camp fires etc. i have use a lot of tactical knives in many years of mountain biking, and i have to say now i think i don't need to use different kinds of knives anymore, Gerber satisfy me a lot, watching this knife test makes me more proud that i have gerber knife, now think im going to buy the same as what Lilly is testing, thanks for the video Lilly wish you more success =)
Hey Lilly, Erst mal SUPER Video gute Qualität.... Die beiden Tests haben mir echt weiter geholfen. Ich stehe nämlich noch am Anfang und habe noch an ein gutes Messer für Betoning gesucht, dieses Messer ist mir schon aufgefallen und es ist ja auch nicht so teuer. Ich war schon früher gerne draußen unterwegs, ab und zu mal was geschnitzt und so bin ich jetzt in der Buschcraft Szene gelandet. Ich bin froh deinen Kanal entdeckt zu haben. ( durch Fritz Meinecke) Abo ist da und ich freue mich auf weitere Videos :D PS: Ist doch Ok wenn ich deutsch schreibe oder?
I feel like theres just some subscribers that dislike the video just to dislike it, I see nothing wrong with it, let alone all the other videos with a few dislikes. I could never find a reason to not like them, keep up the greaat work!!
An excellent review. And an impressive knife. How would you go about re-sharpening the knife, given that the blade finally rolled over? Would you use the sharpener in the sheath?
I own many Gerber - Bear Grylls branded - products; three of which are these knives - maybe the larger blade later generation editions. I have had no problems with any of the Gerber products. I'm just fortunate to be able to get the Gerber products on discount first when they hit the shelves.
my blades edge was uneven. and still is since the dinky sharpening arrangement on the back did absolutely nothing good for it, ( i did however manage to cut some of the plastic mounting for the sharpener trying to run it thu the gap.
How do you fix a chipped Gerber knife. mine have some numbers of chip from woods harder than stone. don't remember hitting a rock intentionally or not.
Good stuff! I have had this knife for a few years and I havent used it as extensive as you have but I still havent had any problems with it!! Thanks for the review!
Hi Lilly, looks like you got a nice useable blade. Was it really a beech log you were batoning at the beginning or was it a piece of an ash tree? ATB. Franz, bugikraxn.
A well-designed, well-made tool is the thing: good designers need only to be that. Adventurers of any generation are only that; yet, public figures are both revered and hated. Let the products do the 'talking.' Your review of the knife was honest and fits very well with other reviews by 'hard core' users. This straight edged blade appeals more to me than the earlier blade with serrations right where bush crafters get the best leverage for cutting furz sticks (some say 'fuzz' sticks.) I don't cut a lot of cord in the outdoors. Gerber touts the 'rust-free' nature of the improved steel in your version of the long-lived knife...but they didn't match it against exposure to salt water on your week-long adventure...and even in your application, the oxidation didn't penetrate beyond the surface of the blade. Thanks Lilly for a useful and fair review of a fairly affordable knife.
That’s pretty amazing! I heard lots of bad things about his first design and that he made lots of changes in the newer one. It’s good to see that it took the abuse you gave it.
Nice video! Thanks. I just discovered you through "the Canadian preper". I've had this knife for almost 2 years now. Yes, it's a very good knife. I did not buy it because of Bear Gryllls but because of the good reviews. Heck, didn't know who Bear G was until researching this knife. (don't have cable).
I have several Bear Grylls items including this knife, I bought them because they were affordable. They all perform as advertised. I have always liked Gerber knives, I own quite a few. I get teased quite a bit about the mighty Bear Knife regardless it has never let me down, it does what I expect it to do and after a good bit of abuse it will still slice a tomato.
Would you recommend this knife for camping and hiking so bugging out and use this knife to do the basic things you'll do when you go camping. For your knife it looks good ect but unfortunately I see that you sing ship to Australia so id have to go for a knife like this I guess.
Ginger Bowman just picked up the BG Ultimate for $36 price was to good to pass up ,now I’m thinking I should of went with the Pro ? Your experience has been with the Pro model correct?
Ray Caroli.... yes I have the Pro model and I beat the snot out of it. I’ve chipped the blade on more than 1 occasion put it to a stone and its good to go. The Pro model is a full tang the Ultimate isn’t
First I own numerous gerber knives new and old. Bladeforums.com Search it and read. Mostly because their older generation designers are legendary knife makers. Second when Fiskars bought them out they moved production to China. So supposedly lower quality control.
Interesting, I tried Cold Steel and Mora knives (because of the price) and found the tips (of the Cold Steel brand) bend fairly easily, like when whittling a hole for a bow drill set and Mora knives are not full tang (although this may not matter since I never baton with a knife, I use a hatchet instead). Your testing far exceeds anything a knife should be subjected to, so I am highly impressed with the toughness of the Bear Grylls knife. The main drawbacks (for me) are the size and the price. I use a $7 dollar knife I found on Amazon that has a 3.5 inch blade and does everything I need (whittling trap parts, skinning and gutting game, making feather sticks, and as a fire steel striker.) I watched a movie (based on a true story) a couple of years ago about some African children (I think from the Sudan) who wandered in the wilderness for hundreds of miles with only a broken piece of glass as a cutting tool. I also found out that some indigenous people (where I live in the desert southwest of the U.S.) would simply use a sharp rock as a cutting tool and then discard it once the cutting task was done. Based on this information and my own experience, I think expending resources on a good quality knife so it can split wood is a waste. My bushcraft kit has a small knife, a hatchet, and a small saw. The total cost of everything is far less than the Bear Grylls knife, yet I think it is far more versatile.
Hab ich schon drauf gewartet auf Deine Erfahrungen mit dem Bear Grylls. Ich bin da ganz unvoreingenommen ob es ein Bear Grylls-Messer ist oder ein Messer aus China-Stahl... Mich interessiert lediglich die Standhaftigkeit und die Schneideigenschaften. Wenn Du damit gut klar kommst, ist das für mich eine Empfehlung. Abgesehen davon sieht das Messer nach dem Kontakt mit dem sehr salzigen Mittelmeer super aus! Besser als mein Tauchermesser am Griff/Klingeübergang. Welches Messer nimmst Du nun nach dem Destruction-test?
Lilly, can you do a review of a Gurka Kukuri from Himalayan Imports? I'm thinking about buying one. They sound and look really good online but its always nice to get an objective preview.
I own a Multitool Gerber and Its A Scary sharp 2" Blade And Tough Scissors Screw Drivers We use it to open plastic pkgs and the Scissors to cut Gauze And Medical tape I was wondering about The Gerber BG Survival Knife if they could go on sale I might Get one, Nice seeing You Survival Lilly
Honestly, the only complaint I have about the knife is the bright orange coloring. I know its a "survival knife" but id rather have it in a subdued color. I'd even take all grey, but hey it is probably on of my favorite woods knife.
I’ve had one for a few years now and apart from the coating and ferro rod, it is still as good as new. I’ve carved hundreds of fish bones with it as well
Bear Grylls Knife is available here: amzn.to/2gIghbD What is you experience with the knife?
Survival Lilly du bist deutsch habe ich bei survival mattin gesehen weil du deutsch geschrieben hast.
Survival Lilly I wish you would do a video on the proper way to gut a dear, you would prob have to warn people but I think it would be helpful, God bless.
I personally have a good experience with the knife since I speared a hog.
Bradley Sjolander even tough bear grylls is a tv show person I am still sure he will survive a real survival situation, longer than most people
I have this knife and I've got to say it's very good. Like you I've only needed to sharpen it once. It keeps the edge. I lost the firesteel though. What's not to like about Bear Grylls? He's awesome.
"I've had this knife for a couple of months...so far it hasn't let me down." Now let's see if I can destroy it. Way to treat a friend...
HA HA HA HA HA
Lol
This is a delicately well thought out comment... Well put.
really not nice way to treat a friend. i agree with u
I've had my knife for about two years and it's holding up quite well. Granted, I'm not out to purposely destroy it and I take care of it. I personally like Gerber products and have been using them since the early 90's. Great video as usual Lilly, have a nice day!
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The best review on this product I nave seen . Totally unbiased and extremely fair.. Lilly tested everything that needed to be tested. Obviosely in her close up shots of the knife she keeps a good edge on her blade, and she has a lovely communication style, Well done Lilly.
One of the reasons there was so much hate online for this knife was because the original one had many flaws. They fixed it later but the steel was still subpar and that reputation followed it to this knife since many people are incapable of understanding that this is a different knife. The Ultimate Pro is actually quite good and would be better if they stopped with all that orange. Coodos to you, Lilly, for giving this knife a shot!
its orange for the novice who set their knife down and then cant find it because it looks like the forest
Coodos is spelled "Kudos"..Just so you know..lol
Jay Wanders Out
Amd it was marketed the same
I think they should rather stop making knifes black or green or brown. Next to impossible to find once lost somewhere in the forest
Agreed - except for the colour thing. Why would you need a knife to be black or camo unless you’re trying to hide it? Which means you see it as a weapon instead of a tool.
The orange colour makes it easier to find in the wilderness if lost and it shows that you’re not trying to hide it for whatever reason
Not a survivalist you say? This is some of what he’s accomplished. Yeah jealousy is the root of most of his detractors. He doesn’t ask anybody like him anyway, but he’s accomplished more as a survivalist/ adventurer than anybody mentioned in this thread.
From 1994-1997, he served in the British Army with 21 SAS.[24]
On 16 May 1998, Grylls climbed to the summit of Mount Everest in Nepal, 18 months after breaking three vertebrae in a parachuting accident
1997, Grylls became the youngest Briton to climb Ama Dablam, a peak once described by Sir Edmund Hillary as "unclimbable".[30]
unassisted crossing of the north Atlantic Ocean, in an open rigid inflatable boat. Grylls and his team traveled in an eleven-metre-long boat and encountered force 8 gale winds with waves breaking over the boat while passing through icebergs in their journey from Halifax, Nova Scotia to John o' Groats, Scotland.[31]
Grylls created a world record for the highest open-air formal dinner party, which they did under a hot-air balloon at 7,600 metres (25,000 ft), dressed in full mess dress and oxygen masks.[32] To train for the event, he made over 200 parachute jumps.
In August 2010, Grylls led a team of five to take an ice-breaking rigid-inflatable boat (RIB) through 2,500 miles (4,000 km) of the ice-strewn Northwest Passage.
TCL well said 👍🏻
TCL
Bear grylls tor apart a car to make a shelter (a car is a shelter ).he sucked elephant shit and piss from a snake skin for water got sick and puked 10x as much water as he got .
Most if not all if the TV phony survival shows and youtube fail to teach about survival poaching ( hunting) .hunting deer at night is the best way to get one an option that shouldn't be over looked !
But if you want some real survival info .find a book called how to stay alive in the woods by bradford angeirs ( not sure of the spelling ) . All the stuff in the sas and most other so called survival books and shows are taken from his book . It should have been called living in the woods . There's is 10x more stuff in that book than any of the book the youtubers and TV jokes put out .real world stuff .not commie show approved crap .
Bear grylls showed mostly that you can't survive not how to ! (Politically correct bull shit )
Dale Carpenter : if it makes you feel better to bash BG go ahead. My first post listed a few stone cold accomplishments of his that very few people can put on a resume. His TV shows are entertainment and that’s all they are, I applaud him for making a good living and taking care of his family. So if you appreciate the way someone else approaches survival skills and generally living their life-- great!
TCL
If your talking about he sucks elephant shit comment ? I wasn't knocking him ( then ) he did suck elephant shit on his show ( and got puking sick).but his show blows any.but all the stupid survival shows suck not just his .
Those shows are commieized ( palitically correct bull shit )to the point of being useless stupid entertainment ( but there not entertaining)
But one of bg shows he take a car apart to make a shelter ( a car already is a shelter !). Now they may have told him to do that ? But he's always telling people to drink piss ( if you drank piss before your dehydrated maybe it would help ) if you drink piss when your really dehydrated its moztly salt .if you want to throw up anytime drink really salty water .but if throw up when you are dehydrated it it could be the end !but then again maybe the producer told him to do it .
Most of the shows show doing risky things that you wouldn't do because of the risk ( even a minor injury could be fatal when you can't go to a doctor ) so you don't take risks risks and i havent seen any of the shows show anyone deciding not to do a risky thing because you are in that situation .
Non of the sgows even on youtube show the best survival tactic .which is night survival poaching deer .if youre not going to show that even like the first thing to do after shelter and fire then is shit .youtube shows individual skills but not night survival poaching ( because hunting at all is not pc i guess?).
21st sas is a reserve unit btw
Thank you Lilly for your honest assessment of this knife. I've owned this knife for years and Never 1 malfunction. Spot on with the grip notation. A friend of mine had one before me and just the grip alone sold me on it over others I was thinking about buying at the time. I have this knife on my SHTF armor vest....GREAT REVIEW!
i love the bear grylls knifes!!... i have abused mine for like 4 years now and it’s still as good as when i bought it
I have had the original (3rd generation) with 7cr17 steel and it has worked just fine. I've used it a lot the past four years and it simply works. 1st gen. knives had a problem with the pommel coming loose, but Gerber quickly fixed the problem. I like mine.
Gerber makes great knives and I was very impressed by the tests, so I guess I'll buy one or two.
Lilly,
I have a Gerber Dime. I keep it sharp and I take care of it otherwise. I carry it almost every day, on the other days I carry a USAF issued Camillus pocket utility knife. In addition I carry a pair of pliers. My favorite pair are about 60 year old Japanese drop forged slip-joint pliers. There is no brand name on the pliers. If I’m going hunting or fishing I carry a Case brand hunting knife that is about 60 years old.
I have found that the brand is not that important. What is important is how it looks, feels in one’s hand, how easy it is to maintain, and it’s utility.
When I go to the woods I carry a cruiser axe and a bow saw, and an entrenching tool. My entrenching tool is some Northern European army surplus. A cruiser axe is a single bit axe that is in size between a hatchet and a splitting axe. My entrenching tool has a shovel on one side and a pick on the other. I have learned that the females in my family want a latrine and fresh water for cooking and sanitation and hygiene so finally, I carry a bucket.
I could go on all day about this but I’ll stop here.
I enjoy you site.
great video. ive been looking at this knife for a while and havent seen just how tough they are till this video, so thank you. I hope to see plenty more in-depth videos.
What a great video Lilly. I loved that you did a long term test on the knife before the destruction test. To many just do the destruction test and never really get to know thee knife. And thank you for the unbiased opinion. Love your work, keep it up.
Alot of people love to hate on this knife cause of its designer and older brother (first version), and so I dont think it gets a fair shake. I'm happy to see someone be honest about it and talk about it fairly. I bought one a couple years ago now, and it has performed just fine. No fails. No breakage. Edge and steel held up fine. Plus, it has so really useful features on the sheath and knife itself, the hammer pommel comes to mind which I really like. I wont replace my ESEE's or other knives, but I wont be getting rid of it either. Gave it to my wife as a beginner knife for her and she really likes it and uses it well. Good size for her, comfortable handle and weight. Steel is great for a beginner as well since its not a super steel it wont be too hard to sharpen for them or someone who just has a hard time sharpening knives in general, but is also a decent toughness and holds a decent edge. I really dont have anything bad to say about it. Good review Lilly.
Survival of the Fittest were your fingers tired after that
Based on your video I purchased one. I am totally pleased with it. I have never had a knife that was delivered so sharp. Thanks Lilly.
Nice to see your still going strong Lily. Keep up the good vids. appreciate all of them.
Lilly, can you do a comprehensive comparison video of all of the knives you've used and rank them? Please compare them in a complete way. This knife comes with the integrated sharpener, survival manual, and fire steel in a nice compact design(IMO from looking at it online). All of that right on my belt is appealing to me. I'd like to see how they all line up including price in terms of value, and how they compare against one another from your perspective.
Lilly . . excellent video quality.. sound and camera. I watch you because you are not a braggart, do not preach, and project the approach of the common person.. not some expert demanding that they know best. Your videos show you sometimes dropping something, or missing with the hammer, or other things that happen to real people. You are.. um.. real! Thanks
Thoughtful comment John. I too agree.
I just bought the Gerber Prodigy Fine edge, 420HC, same as the Strong Arm..I really like the value, and its thickness..
I have owned one of these BG knives for the past three years. This knife is amazing, I can't fault it. Good on you Lilly for keeping it real.
Bg ulti pro vs hydraulic press next !!!!
Nicely done! I appreciate your thoroughness and fair-mindedness. And in addition to that I also appreciate your willingness to ignore the kind of people you would never want to be stuck in a survival situation with anyway! Your review demonstrated that it is a very good knife at a very good price. I’m going to go ahead and buy one of the knives based on your video results, and I will buy it through your store. Thanks.
Once you dull the edge of such a sturdy knife , how do you get it sharp again ? Will a simple Arkansas stone do the job ? Typically A small stone is all a person might take with them into the wilds . I notice there are very few videos about field sharpening of knives .
you can't use Arkansas stones on a stainless knife. the chromium carbides in the stainless are actually harder abrasive than the quarts in an Arkansas. you can use the diamond stone that comes with it though. it's glued right to the back of the thing.
Dravous Wild didn't know this . Thank you very much .
Good video. I've only had one Bear Grylls sponsored product and it was the survival fire starter which I really don't like. I have owned other Gerber made products, 2 multi tools which I love (I bought the first one back in 05' and still use it on the farm toady), a spring assist folding knife, and their E-Tool which is rather nice. As far as the knife styling, I'm not a fan, I prefer my Buffalo Skinner bushcraft knife from PKS. Thanks for another informative video Lilly and thank you for your time and effort. Stay safe.
I own one of these knives, the design is great, works as advertised and is priced right.
Thanks Lilly, great review. I also have this same knife and it is my only survival knife I have so far and I take hiking and occasional camping. Mine won't get a beating like that, good to know it can take a beating and survive! I'm glad I have my Gerber BG Ultimate Pro knife, I love it, the ergonomics are nice and it's comfortable to use. Your review gives me more confidence in it!
Hey Lily, I have the same knife and it also had a tight sheath and fire steel. I use my thumb to put pressure down on the sheath as I'm pulling up, it seems to work well. As for the fire steel I slide the knife between the sheath and the head of the steel, then I grip the rubber with the opposite hand and use my thumb to slide it up and out. Kind of ridiculous to have to do that but I guess it's better than being too loose and loosing it. Overall I have been fairly happy with the knife.
Hi Lilly,
Thank YOU! I have had this knife for well over a year. It is great. I think people are too easily influenced. The grip is very good. The balance is correct and the spine is good for a fire steel. I am pleased that you made your own opinion. Respect!
Great review I may just get the knife for my collection. What has always put me off buying it is the initials on the handle. I’d like to know where you bought your jacket ?
I have the same opinion about the ultimate Pro.
Its a pretty good performing knife and i love the grip on the handle.
(Truly), just comparing with Mora or the Esee 4, but still the most comfortable handle of the 3.
I'm not a consistent viewer, but I still enjoy your videos very much. You take a good approach to things and have good information to share.
I have had the same knife for about a year and a half, it has never let me down, I think it is a great blade
Glenn Cook yep me too
A great comprehensive review, you may change my mind about Bear Grylls knives yet!
Thanks, unfortunately this video got restricted for under 18 year olds, thats why the views are quite low. :(
Survival Lilly no it knows I am 10 and I can see it
for the money, can't beat it. really love ur videos also sir, good job.i tell all my freinds to watch the canaian prepper, smart man right there
I have purchased this knife because of you review. Thanks Lilly!
I dont know why people are down on Bear, I think hes great and started a great thing, helping people see you can survive in survival situations if you just think. Loved this knife, seems to be a very durable one, enough to get you through the toughest survival situations, thanks for sharing.
I can't wait to see your knife design. I hope it comes out soon.
I know right. Looking forward to purchasing one and then compare it to Joe Robinet's knife.
@Lilly just make sure u can top the MsK 1 an have a better price an u will dominate 😎
I'm holding out for the Lily knife.
Holy test! That was very comprehensive! Thanks Lilly.
Btw, sorry about the comments - I didn't see what was going on until it was too late.
I had a few of the Bear Grylls knives - I even keep one of the small folders in my purse with me at all times. Loved them. Great knives.
I've had this knife for about 3 years. It's a good knife and I love the pommel.
In your opinion, do you think the pommel can be used as a glass breaker?
@@richardvoisin6080 I think a glass breaker needs a more pointed handle. This handle can easily be a hammer. I've driven many stakes with it.
Your vídeos keep getting better! One of my favorite channel
Buen video, gracias por la descripción y las pruebas reales del cuchillo.
I love destructive tests about stuff I actually own!. I have both the ultimate and ultimate pro, just because I happened to get them at 50% rebate. Great knives, especially the pro, but you also need a better carving knife (a Mora is great for this budget range) for a great bushcrafting experience. Thanks for the test!
I just bought this knife this morning based on this video. If my experience lives up to my expectations because of this video, I am keeping this knife & planning on taking it on my next long hiking trip. I am also going to Alaska this summer & if possible I will be taking it to Alaska. I don't feel comfortable this knife is made in China, but after watching this video & other videos about this knife, I had to put my reservations aside & I wanted to try this knife for myself, I also know I can return it with a full money-back guarantee, if I am not satisfied, so I'm comfortable about that. Thank you for this video.
Thanks Lilly! I have the Bear Grills hatchet and love it. Now I need the long blade. Love your teepee! Great channel.
It would be interesting to see a comparison of a few knives in this price point. I don't like how flashy that particular knife is but it preforms quite well - what else is there?
FromThe Prairies Gerber price range . Smith and Wesson
Cold Steel G.I. Tanto for less than 30 bucks and made of high carbon steel
FromThe Prairies This knife runs for about $71 on Amazon. You could try wildernessoutfitters.com and look at their knives which are all made in the USA and range in price from about $40 and up. I bought a knife from them and I love it.
FromThe Prairies a bunch of better knives !
I bought one when they first released. It appears the knife you have has a full tang that runs the entire length of the blade to include the pommel, and also the width of the grip. However, the one I purchased had a tang that tapered down below the guard to something thin, and less substantial. I had thrown it into a fire to melt the grips off in hopes to put my own grips on or paracord...i was not thrilled to see the thin tang, and pommel fall out as the plastic around it melted off... not recommend, but it seems you have a improved version of the original.
I love alot of Gerber products and Bear Grylls he an entertainer and he's fun to watch his survival scenarios are just that they're just scenarios of what could or might happen but in a more dramatic and fantastic way it is after all an action show. I have no doubt that was his skills he could actually survive in a real survival situation for an extended period of time.
I have this knife too. Had my doubts initially, but the knife has been performing just fine. No complaints about it except for the glaring branding everywhere. Nice video Lily, keep them coming!
Hi Lilly,
I love your channel and your reviews.
I am thinking of buying a 'survival'/multipurpose knife. I am an amateur in terms of survival, and will probably only every spend - at the most - three or four days, or a week in the bush here in Canada.
I just watched your review of the Mora Gerberg, and I know that you found the Gerberg and the Bear Grylls Ultimate Pro Survival knife too short, and that you 'categorized' the Gerberg as a "bushcraft" knife, rather than as a survival knife.
Given the mostly overwhelmingly positive reviews everywhere of the Bear Grylls Ultimate Pro, including your review, I am wondering if you would recommend it as a survival knife, or, if you have another recommendation, what that would be.
Love Dax, and love your guitar playing, although I think that we need to hear you playing some steel string guitar.
Many thanks for all of your videos.
The les stroud/camillus knives are generally considered a bit better overall.
You should test one.
I have the Gerber Bear Grylls Survival knife have use it and enjoyed it!! The plastic molding on the fire steel did break! Since Gerber has a life time warranty they replace the fire steel for free!!! I also have the Gerber
LMF II that a beast of a knife and work very well!!! Both are Awesome products!!! Awesome review Lilly !!!
My Favorite knife, Sentimentally was my First Purchase Of outdoor Gear. Mine has Developed much character in the time I've Owned it. I have used mine for Foraging tree and ground Fungus. As well as Everyday tasks. such as Fire starting. Skinning and Carving even. Excellent Destruction Test Lily. Bravo. Love your Series and Style of Presentation and Cinematography.
Love bear grylls and have used a lot of his survival techniques when out in the woods or camping with nothing but a pack and no food for a week great experience while in the bush
I have the folding version for this Knife used it for work every day for 3 + years handle now getting tatty due engine oil etc on it . Did manage to break the very tip off the blade but you can't fix stupid so reground to chisel point still in original sheath will go for same again
Enjoy watching your videos a lot.
I must say I was pretty impressed with your torture test.. it was pretty fair and reflective of the changes they've made since the earlier version I bought years ago (with the half-serrated blade) and I'm not sure would've survived the test.
Why do you think they replaced the stone on the sheath with the sharpener? My guess is that this system is being marketed to beginning survivalist and many people can't get the stone sharpening right without much practice.
Grazie Lilly per le tue conoscenze condivise!!! É bello guardare i tuoi video....continua please!
Thank Lilly’s , you honesty is refreshing .
Great demo... I have had this knife for several years and its been great. I buy a knife for what I like about the design not endorsements. I enjoy your channel very much. Have you thought of coming to America and doing a " on the road series for different enviroments? You have several fans here. Keep up the great programing.
Lilly, we can't buy the Hoodies for man anymore, there are just Smalls and XXL's left.
Is it possible to chanze this?
Well just as an advice or information about stainless alloys and that is the fact that almost ALL stainless steel will rust eventually, especially in salt or acidic environment.
Hey, even your pots for cooking will start to get a milk-like tint inside them after awhile, especially if you use a dishwasher, why? because the dishwasher tablet is acidic, and maybe you use salt when cooking let's say pasta so that's probably way your knife rusted when visited the Mediterranean.
So if we sum it up unless they make knives in 316LSi (or higher stronger alloys) they will rust, period.
Titanium won't rust or corrode anytime soon, it is said to "rust" about 1mm per 10000 years in seawater, but it will chip when abused, doesn't like oxygen when heated and so on.
I have a Gerber folding knife, i need folding knife coz im just a mountain bike packer i need small light yet good quality to use for cooking, camp fires etc. i have use a lot of tactical knives in many years of mountain biking, and i have to say now i think i don't need to use different kinds of knives anymore, Gerber satisfy me a lot, watching this knife test makes me more proud that i have gerber knife, now think im going to buy the same as what Lilly is testing, thanks for the video Lilly wish you more success =)
I use the older version for all day hikes, and camping, in my videos its always attached to my pack.
I have waited this video for 3 months ago because I really interested in your opinion.
Totally agree with you nice video👍🏻
Me to
Hey Lilly,
Erst mal SUPER Video gute Qualität.... Die beiden Tests haben mir echt weiter geholfen. Ich stehe nämlich noch am Anfang und habe noch an ein gutes Messer für Betoning gesucht, dieses Messer ist mir schon aufgefallen und es ist ja auch nicht so teuer. Ich war schon früher gerne draußen unterwegs, ab und zu mal was geschnitzt und so bin ich jetzt in der Buschcraft Szene gelandet. Ich bin froh deinen Kanal entdeckt zu haben. ( durch Fritz Meinecke) Abo ist da und ich freue mich auf weitere Videos :D
PS: Ist doch Ok wenn ich deutsch schreibe oder?
The blade and sheath are built for being ambidextrous in mind. You can turn the blade to wear it on the left side or the right side.
If you had to choose the mora garberg or bear grylls ultimate pro which one would it be?
Love the destruction testing, please keep the videos coming.
I feel like theres just some subscribers that dislike the video just to dislike it, I see nothing wrong with it, let alone all the other videos with a few dislikes. I could never find a reason to not like them, keep up the greaat work!!
just bought mine today, Thanks Lilly for a great review.
How is it so far, now that it's been 2 years later?
An excellent review. And an impressive knife.
How would you go about re-sharpening the knife, given that the blade finally rolled over? Would you use the sharpener in the sheath?
I own many Gerber - Bear Grylls branded - products; three of which are these knives - maybe the larger blade later generation editions. I have had no problems with any of the Gerber products.
I'm just fortunate to be able to get the Gerber products on discount first when they hit the shelves.
my blades edge was uneven. and still is since the dinky sharpening arrangement on the back did absolutely nothing good for it, ( i did however manage to cut some of the plastic mounting for the sharpener trying to run it thu the gap.
As always very informative. Love your videos. Keep them coming. All the best 👍👍👍
How do you fix a chipped Gerber knife. mine have some numbers of chip from woods harder than stone. don't remember hitting a rock intentionally or not.
Good stuff! I have had this knife for a few years and I havent used it as extensive as you have but I still havent had any problems with it!! Thanks for the review!
Hi Lilly, looks like you got a nice useable blade. Was it really a beech log you were batoning at the beginning or was it a piece of an ash tree?
ATB. Franz, bugikraxn.
A well-designed, well-made tool is the thing: good designers need only to be that. Adventurers of any generation are only that; yet, public figures are both revered and hated. Let the products do the 'talking.' Your review of the knife was honest and fits very well with other reviews by 'hard core' users. This straight edged blade appeals more to me than the earlier blade with serrations right where bush crafters get the best leverage for cutting furz sticks (some say 'fuzz' sticks.) I don't cut a lot of cord in the outdoors. Gerber touts the 'rust-free' nature of the improved steel in your version of the long-lived knife...but they didn't match it against exposure to salt water on your week-long adventure...and even in your application, the oxidation didn't penetrate beyond the surface of the blade. Thanks Lilly for a useful and fair review of a fairly affordable knife.
That’s pretty amazing! I heard lots of bad things about his first design and that he made lots of changes in the newer one. It’s good to see that it took the abuse you gave it.
On an unrelated note are those onesie pajamas hanging over the tent entrance?
Hi,. For cuts on deer like splitting pelvis or down back , my dad used a sharp estwing hatchet it worked amazing.
My knife of choice is the m9 bayonet sharp blade good wire cutters and a decent saw.
Does this knife come with a camera crew, editing software, and a free night's stay in a nice hotel when it gets cold or rainy?
Nice video! Thanks. I just discovered you through "the Canadian preper". I've had this knife for almost 2 years now. Yes, it's a very good knife. I did not buy it because of Bear Gryllls but because of the good reviews. Heck, didn't know who Bear G was until researching this knife. (don't have cable).
I have several Bear Grylls items including this knife, I bought them because they were affordable. They all perform as advertised. I have always liked Gerber knives, I own quite a few. I get teased quite a bit about the mighty Bear Knife regardless it has never let me down, it does what I expect it to do and after a good bit of abuse it will still slice a tomato.
Would you recommend this knife for camping and hiking so bugging out and use this knife to do the basic things you'll do when you go camping. For your knife it looks good ect but unfortunately I see that you sing ship to Australia so id have to go for a knife like this I guess.
I ship to Australia, and I think the bear grylls knife is not bad at all.
@@SurvivalLilly oh ok I saw on your website it didn't thanks :)
I’ve had this knife for roughly 4 yrs now and beat the hell out of it..... It’s still going strong!!
Ginger Bowman just picked up the BG Ultimate for $36 price was to good to pass up ,now I’m thinking I should of went with the Pro ? Your experience has been with the Pro model correct?
Ray Caroli.... yes I have the Pro model and I beat the snot out of it. I’ve chipped the blade on more than 1 occasion put it to a stone and its good to go. The Pro model is a full tang the Ultimate isn’t
Ginger Bowman thanks !
You did a really good job testing the blade. I will be looking it up for purchase.
why are people down on gerber they have been making military special forces knives for years and years. Im not sure I understand
First I own numerous gerber knives new and old. Bladeforums.com
Search it and read. Mostly because their older generation designers are legendary knife makers. Second when Fiskars bought them out they moved production to China. So supposedly lower quality control.
You need to get the ones made in Portland Oregon. Like the lmf2 for example. Don't get the ones made in China like this bear grylls one.
Mine has served me very well but have had the back end come loose and I re-glued it and all is good for now
Thank you SL! Now I know it will survive my annual backpacking trip and will likely last me a really, really long time!
Interesting, I tried Cold Steel and Mora knives (because of the price) and found the tips (of the Cold Steel brand) bend fairly easily, like when whittling a hole for a bow drill set and Mora knives are not full tang (although this may not matter since I never baton with a knife, I use a hatchet instead). Your testing far exceeds anything a knife should be subjected to, so I am highly impressed with the toughness of the Bear Grylls knife.
The main drawbacks (for me) are the size and the price. I use a $7 dollar knife I found on Amazon that has a 3.5 inch blade and does everything I need (whittling trap parts, skinning and gutting game, making feather sticks, and as a fire steel striker.)
I watched a movie (based on a true story) a couple of years ago about some African children (I think from the Sudan) who wandered in the wilderness for hundreds of miles with only a broken piece of glass as a cutting tool. I also found out that some indigenous people (where I live in the desert southwest of the U.S.) would simply use a sharp rock as a cutting tool and then discard it once the cutting task was done. Based on this information and my own experience, I think expending resources on a good quality knife so it can split wood is a waste. My bushcraft kit has a small knife, a hatchet, and a small saw. The total cost of everything is far less than the Bear Grylls knife, yet I think it is far more versatile.
Hab ich schon drauf gewartet auf Deine Erfahrungen mit dem Bear Grylls. Ich bin da ganz unvoreingenommen ob es ein Bear Grylls-Messer ist oder ein Messer aus China-Stahl...
Mich interessiert lediglich die Standhaftigkeit und die Schneideigenschaften. Wenn Du damit gut klar kommst, ist das für mich eine Empfehlung. Abgesehen davon sieht das Messer nach dem Kontakt mit dem sehr salzigen Mittelmeer super aus! Besser als mein Tauchermesser am Griff/Klingeübergang. Welches Messer nimmst Du nun nach dem Destruction-test?
Lilly, if you first lift up the fire stick and then pull out it is much easier to extract.
Lilly, can you do a review of a Gurka Kukuri from Himalayan Imports? I'm thinking about buying one. They sound and look really good online but its always nice to get an objective preview.
I own a Multitool Gerber and Its A Scary sharp 2" Blade
And Tough Scissors
Screw Drivers We use it to open plastic pkgs and the Scissors to cut Gauze
And Medical tape
I was wondering about The Gerber BG Survival Knife if they could go on sale I might Get one, Nice seeing You Survival Lilly
Honestly, the only complaint I have about the knife is the bright orange coloring. I know its a "survival knife" but id rather have it in a subdued color. I'd even take all grey, but hey it is probably on of my favorite woods knife.
I've always been happy with my Bear Grylls knife!
I’ve had one for a few years now and apart from the coating and ferro rod, it is still as good as new. I’ve carved hundreds of fish bones with it as well
Hey Lilly. Was für ein Knochen war das? Linker Oberarm-Knochen vom Fuchs?
Appreciate an unbiast, fair review. Keep up the good work.
Thats one great knife, ill look into them. Thanks Lily, stay safe