Nice point on the coating...everyone seems to miss that when they review this knife. It's what makes this knife seem somewhat dull when you first try to use it. Probably affected it's ability to throw sparks as well. Also hard to sharpen on a stone until the coating wears of and gets out of the way. Looked at a bunch of reviews before I bought this knife myself and never saw it mentioned. Noticed it seemed to get sharper and carve better after using it a few times and saw the coating was wearing off the bevel. Good review.
I just received my Bushlore a couple days ago and I was surprised at the fit and finish. I'd heard there were some QC issues with the Bushlore, especially the previous generation, so I was prepared to have to regrind and sand it to my liking, but it came out of the box perfect. It was as sharp as a brand new Mora, which are amazing slicers in their own right. I bought this knife kind of on a whim, but given how much of a high-value blade this turned out it be, now I'm interested in in getting the Woodlaw and maybe a couple of the larger knives like the Moonshiner.
I have to add I love the bushlore, I have used the heck out of it since april, even batoned with it, seriously anyone just starting out or just someone that wanted to try it, should be happy. I say again, I love this knife it will alway be in my kit, even as pack backup. "1 is none, and 2 is one" lol thanks again for all your videos.
I think this is a good video with a great low cost bush crafting knife. The Condor Bushlore (depending on what day it was made, Monday or Friday : ) usually needs fine tuning involving fixing it's edge (grinds are off a bit) and reshaping the wood handle for comfort. If a full-tang budget bushcraft knife is desired the Condor wins. For a normal classic bushcraft needs are required I think the Mora Bushcraft Black wins and is better if your don't abuse your knives (IMO).
I hate to be that guy, but I'm a native Nevadan and it's pronounced Pie-yoot. That said, I have had the Bushlore for about a year and just started loving it. I found that with a full Scandi grind the edge will roll every time. I had to put a very small microbevel on it and now it's almost indestructible. Thanks for doing what you do and please keep these good videos coming.
nice review I got a bushlore just after they got rid of the shortened edge...great knife and its what I carry whenever im in the woods or at the lake...has not failed me yet ....keep em coming :)
Condor Bushlore is a good knife, used it over a year for fire prep, wood carving, cleaning fish and food prep. Also since the blade has a deep belly you can grip it from the back of the blade for very detailed carving tasks.
Aw Damnit! HOW did I miss a "321" edit cut! ARGH! I'm leaving it. It takes FOREVER to reload a finished video into the program just to cut 3 seconds off. Just looks terrible...
Caveman Outdoors He doesn't, He's just learning. He will tell you that in his videos. Not everyone was born with a genetic bushcraft gene, some people have to learn and practice that's what Carb's is doing. His viewers' get to watch him in all his successes and failures. They also get to help him on his way. he must be doing something that people want to see, he's added several sub's in the few months he's been around.
Another great review! I love my Moras. They're absolutely imperative for woodcrafts. Sometimes you need something a little different... I'm thinking these Condor Bushlores are just what I have been looking for...
Hard to curl on that hardwood. I like my Condor although I rolled the edge my first time using it (my fault). I was able to file it out and really like this knife as a backup bushcraft blade. Great review!
Thanks for the video as always. Your hard work is very much appreciated. This is an excellent bushcraft knife. I had mine for over a year now. I removed the coating of the spine and now is better at producing sparks but is no Falkniven. Like it better than the Moras by far. Here it rains all the time so my F1 is the first choice. The Condor is my preferred summer knife. Thx.
Damn good knife for the price. I was looking for an inexpensive bushcraft knife. I went with the micarta version. Not a perfect knife but I love it. Kind of grows on you. I would recommend it
Love the time-lapse... I wasn't paying attention for a minute while I was working on an email and suddenly there was a chipmunk voice in the video haha
Mine is a few years old and came with their signature convexascandisabre grind at the time. Love Condor's old world rough look. You will really love it once you make the edge your own. Now you can change your name to BUSHCRAFT101 ha ha!
in a survical situation any knife is your best friend. people sometime are forced to use sharp edges of broken rocks to cut things. Some people seems to be complaining about how this isnt for survival, only for camping and backyard. if you dont have a knife in the wild and find this knife, it would be like finding diamond..
Thank's Chris and Will watching you guy's use and review a big bag of all sort's of blade's has been a great help and if I may add a little advise please be sure to show all blade's as they come in the box, for example the Condor Bushlore Mini I would have liked to have seen the sheath that comes with the box. I will be adding one of these to my kit. (more affordable than the Ray Mears version to name just 1 brand)
Good video bro. This knife is OK but the Condor Kephart knife is my favorite bushcraft knife on the market (even more than the black Mora bushcraft/survival knife). The price ($30-$40), quality of steel, fit and finish and the awesome Condor leather sheath are all deciding factors. Plus, the spine throws really good sparks off my mag rods, and it batons effortlessly. Don't know if you've ever owned or reviewed one, but it is my go to knife when I'm camping or hiking. Take care...
After watching yours , and a few other reviews, I bought this knife. Have to say, it is well worth the money. It fits my hand very well, and cuts like a dream. I like it much more than my BK-2, which is a good knife, just so heavy it often gets left at home. MiF
Hello. I Think it would have been better if they had used 1095 high carbon steel rather than the 1075 so that it would make a better fire starter. Thank You for another Great Review.
I am looking for a couple knives for my each of my get home bags. I can't afford 2 more L.T. Wright Genesis knives. :-) This seems like it will fit the bill! Thanks for the review....
I love Condor blades however their edges need refinement! Specifically I thin the edges significantly and then convex with worksharp for durability and edge retention. Their 1075 heat treat has demonstrated effectiveness on knives I’ve received.
Your feather skills have greatly improved since this video was made, you can see in your newer vids that ya got it down now. I really think I'm gonna go with one of these soon cause the price is just way cool BUT the Swampromper is do to come out soon but finding info on that is like getting info out of the Clinton's.
Hey Chris, Great Vid ! The bushlore depending on version, has either 0.13 in , roughly 3 mm thickness or 0.18 , around 4 mm which is still LESS then the TOPS BOB , at almost 4.8 mm. Both BOB and Bushlore come with a ''modified scandi'' which has a secondary bevel. From the Condors I can tell because I had to spend some time regrinding the scandi ( which was convexed) and getting rid of the pronounced secondary bevel. I love my Condor Sapien after the rework to a scandier scandi. Its a shorter (at 4in blade length) then the Bushlore but has more of a drop point shape and I love it. Keep up the good work !
bought this knife about the time this video was posted, super soft( fire steel deforms the spine), takes an edge well. Won't hold the edge very long. If you are planning on purchasing this knife....also plan to spend a lot of time sharpening it.
It does baton bigger wood and it does hav a 90 degree spine for fire ignition and works great, dont know why I'm commenting doesn't look like you reply back to any comments anyway lol. HAPPY TRAILS.
I don't know if you've reviewed it yet, but I bought the Schrade Guidemaster slingshot/survival knife and tactical case, and I plan on having a lot of fun with it. It was under $50.
Hi, Chris, I'd like to get your opinion on how this knife compares to the Terava Jaakaripuukko and the Crotalis. I'm debating which to choose among the three of them for a primary bushcraft/survival knife. Thanks for your input; I love the channel!
On the Condor Bushcraft, I received my new one two days ago. After testing it I came to the same conclusions that you did. The spine needs to be sharper, I did try it with several ferro rods of different size and manufactures with the same results. You might pass that on to Condor...
Or you could put a indention in the handle like Chris did with his Cold Steel Bushman the reviews I have seen of the Habilis Bush Tool (which comes with the indention) says that the Indention helps focus the sparks into your tinder so that may honestly be the best idea Just a thought!!!
Hi I have Bushlore for little over 4 months, and it happened same with the coating, but it is not a problem. Handle it is very comfortable for carving and used it for long period of time. Great bushcraft knife, for me it is the best)What have happened with you Cold Steel Bushman? Cheers.
I was actually going to purchase the Mora Bushcraft Black. It used to be $30 on Amazon. It's now $45+. Way overpriced now. So I figured I'd take the chance and buy this. I just got it last week. I like mine so far. I haven't put it through much other than practicing fire starting (processing wood and some feather sticks). The edge was ok, but not great. Knife took more effort than it should. 20 minutes watching football and half paying attention to the knife with a strop and it was able to shave hair from my arm. After that, fine work was MUCH easier. So the profile from the factory is good. Just needs to be finished up when you get it. The handle is walnut and I figured would be rough, but it came absolutely flawless. Really surprised me. I have the TOPS B.O.B. and frankly, I wish I would have gotten this instead and used the extra $90 toward something else. If this holds up to some heavy use, I don't see myself carrying the TOPS knife any longer. I beat it up and it's a great knife, but the ENORMOUSLY convexed edge makes it a hassle to sharpen and the super thick blade means fine work is a pain. The Bushlore with my Gransfors and a Mora packed away just in case and I'm set. Thinking about getting the Kephart next.
love the video chris i started with a mora 2 and am thinking about moving up to this also i just quit smoking and just got into vaping what vape pen and lanyard hook setup are you using here?
I’ve really been wanting this Condor knife, and their Sequoia Primitive. I read a lot of positive reviews, but on the other hand, tons of people say the edge is really prone to rolling/damage. Your knife reviews haven’t let me down yet. What’s your take on that? Improper use?
Thanks for another 3,2,1, great review as usual. that was funny and not the first time. LOL. I solve that problem, I just stare blindely at the camera for a wile then wake up and start babbling. ;-P
I just got one but I noticed I can’t get rid of edge roll. Ceramic rod just transfers it from one side of the blade to the other. I will have to oil-stone work it but not sure I’m a scandi-grind lover
Definately not a knife that I personally would rely on. This vid basically confirmed what I had originally thought... Best bang for your buck where a bushcraft knfe is concerned is MORA, hands down! Thanks for the demo though
I am saving to get a real good all around bushcraft knife what do u recommend it'll be awhile before I can afford one but would really like to hear your thoughts on the best all around bushcaft knife
My Bushlore was razor sharp out of the box (Feb '17). I could lay the blade on my arm, move it down my arm with only the weight of the blade, and, it shaved my arm baby butt smooth. I just received my Terava Jaakaripuukko Carbon 110, and, it wouldn't come close to that. I much prefer my $25 cheaper Bushlore, even though the puukko gets outstanding reviews on RUclips. The Bushlore feels much better in my hand is much nicer looking, and, cuts great. It's as sharp as any Mora I have, although, the Kansbol is crazy sharp. I rate my Bushlore pretty close to my Helle Guape, even though the Helle cost 3+ times more. It just turned out to be too gorgeous to actually use. You just never know until they're in your hand.
mine does get some damage when i try to baton any knots or when it hits a rock, but usually, no problem. jst dont sharpen it to shaving sharp, thats too thin for this steel. jst get it sharp and you are good to go!
I'm looking at getting a hunting and bushcraft knife and was looking at the condor kephart would that perform well with those tests or would I be better off with the condor bushlore I was also looking at the eskabar bk14 or a mora if a mora which model? Any input helps thanks
This item has gone up to $45.26 online! Not sure if its such a good deal anymore. I had in my cart at $34.95 delivered via your Amazon Store and went up in price 2 hours later while still in my cart! Almost bought one....I may get it if comes down in price.
12:20 ROFL Chris I can't tell if you were trying to make a fire or a salad ;-) All ya needed was some parmesan cheese and French bread. .. I would love to see a new video on how your views have changed on the concept of expensive knives and cheap ones. I know those new steels are all the rage but I just purchased a Bushlore and ive batoned,whittled & carved for many hours and honestly it's an awesome knife and has held up well to my abuse.
Feather sticking was an unmitigated disaster. It's like the wood isn't curling at all. The Svord Drop Point is a better pick. Looks like its dull as a bag of hammers too.
That was my first bushcraft knife. Have beat the crap out of it and it's still going strong!
Nice point on the coating...everyone seems to miss that when they review this knife. It's what makes this knife seem somewhat dull when you first try to use it. Probably affected it's ability to throw sparks as well. Also hard to sharpen on a stone until the coating wears of and gets out of the way. Looked at a bunch of reviews before I bought this knife myself and never saw it mentioned. Noticed it seemed to get sharper and carve better after using it a few times and saw the coating was wearing off the bevel. Good review.
I just received my Bushlore a couple days ago and I was surprised at the fit and finish. I'd heard there were some QC issues with the Bushlore, especially the previous generation, so I was prepared to have to regrind and sand it to my liking, but it came out of the box perfect. It was as sharp as a brand new Mora, which are amazing slicers in their own right. I bought this knife kind of on a whim, but given how much of a high-value blade this turned out it be, now I'm interested in in getting the Woodlaw and maybe a couple of the larger knives like the Moonshiner.
Try the Solobolo. You might like it.
I have to add I love the bushlore, I have used the heck out of it since april, even batoned with it, seriously anyone just starting out or just someone that wanted to try it, should be happy. I say again, I love this knife it will alway be in my kit, even as pack backup.
"1 is none, and 2 is one" lol thanks again for all your videos.
ps my current belt/ pack combo is my bushlore (belt), and rodan (pack), the rodan is a total chopping beast.
bought one, love it, it stays on my belt, EDC, thanks for the video .
I agree Chris. The Condor Bushlore is a great value. Thanks for this great review! - Bryan
I think this is a good video with a great low cost bush crafting knife. The Condor Bushlore (depending on what day it was made, Monday or Friday : ) usually needs fine tuning involving fixing it's edge (grinds are off a bit) and reshaping the wood handle for comfort.
If a full-tang budget bushcraft knife is desired the Condor wins.
For a normal classic bushcraft needs are required I think the Mora Bushcraft Black wins and is better if your don't abuse your knives (IMO).
I hate to be that guy, but I'm a native Nevadan and it's pronounced Pie-yoot. That said, I have had the Bushlore for about a year and just started loving it. I found that with a full Scandi grind the edge will roll every time. I had to put a very small microbevel on it and now it's almost indestructible. Thanks for doing what you do and please keep these good videos coming.
nice review I got a bushlore just after they got rid of the shortened edge...great knife and its what I carry whenever im in the woods or at the lake...has not failed me yet ....keep em coming :)
Condor Bushlore is a good knife, used it over a year for fire prep, wood carving, cleaning fish and food prep. Also since the blade has a deep belly you can grip it from the back of the blade for very detailed carving tasks.
Aw Damnit! HOW did I miss a "321" edit cut! ARGH! I'm leaving it. It takes FOREVER to reload a finished video into the program just to cut 3 seconds off. Just looks terrible...
***** tried watching Eat Carbs but he doesn't really seem to know what he is t as talking about
What are you using to edit?
Caveman Outdoors He doesn't, He's just learning. He will tell you that in his videos. Not everyone was born with a genetic bushcraft gene, some people have to learn and practice that's what Carb's is doing. His viewers' get to watch him in all his successes and failures. They also get to help him on his way. he must be doing something that people want to see, he's added several sub's in the few months he's been around.
***** I understand that
+PREPAREDMIND101 your ok most of the people who watch these go through the same thing in their videos
Another great review! I love my Moras. They're absolutely imperative for woodcrafts. Sometimes you need something a little different... I'm thinking these Condor Bushlores are just what I have been looking for...
Hard to curl on that hardwood. I like my Condor although I rolled the edge my first time using it (my fault). I was able to file it out and really like this knife as a backup bushcraft blade. Great review!
I have 3 of these and a couple bushlore mini's. after I fine tuned the grind and the edges they are a workhorse knife for sure.
Bought mine a while back and I think it’s worth every cent. I tend to like traditional over survival or tactile type knives.
Thanks for the video as always. Your hard work is very much appreciated. This is an excellent bushcraft knife. I had mine for over a year now. I removed the coating of the spine and now is better at producing sparks but is no Falkniven. Like it better than the Moras by far. Here it rains all the time so my F1 is the first choice. The Condor is my preferred summer knife. Thx.
Damn good knife for the price. I was looking for an inexpensive bushcraft knife. I went with the micarta version. Not a perfect knife but I love it. Kind of grows on you. I would recommend it
Love the time-lapse... I wasn't paying attention for a minute while I was working on an email and suddenly there was a chipmunk voice in the video haha
+Elliott Mazur He sounds more like a Minion. I like his reviews though.
This is such a cool looking, rustic blade.
Best Review I’ve watched on this Condor!
Mine is a few years old and came with their signature convexascandisabre grind at the time. Love Condor's old world rough look. You will really love it once you make the edge your own. Now you can change your name to BUSHCRAFT101 ha ha!
That....will never happen.
in a survical situation any knife is your best friend. people sometime are forced to use sharp edges of broken rocks to cut things. Some people seems to be complaining about how this isnt for survival, only for camping and backyard. if you dont have a knife in the wild and find this knife, it would be like finding diamond..
Thank's Chris and Will watching you guy's use and review a big bag of all sort's of blade's has been a great help and if I may add a little advise please be sure to show all blade's as they come in the box, for example the Condor Bushlore Mini I would have liked to have seen the sheath that comes with the box.
I will be adding one of these to my kit. (more affordable than the Ray Mears version to name just 1 brand)
Good video bro. This knife is OK but the Condor Kephart knife is my favorite bushcraft knife on the market (even more than the black Mora bushcraft/survival knife). The price ($30-$40), quality of steel, fit and finish and the awesome Condor leather sheath are all deciding factors. Plus, the spine throws really good sparks off my mag rods, and it batons effortlessly. Don't know if you've ever owned or reviewed one, but it is my go to knife when I'm camping or hiking. Take care...
How is the edge retention on the Kephart?
After watching yours , and a few other reviews, I bought this knife. Have to say, it is well worth the money. It fits my hand very well, and cuts like a dream. I like it much more than my BK-2, which is a good knife, just so heavy it often gets left at home. MiF
Seems like a nice knife..
Thanks for the video
Hello. I Think it would have been better if they had used 1095 high carbon steel rather than the 1075 so that it would make a better fire starter. Thank You for another Great Review.
I am looking for a couple knives for my each of my get home bags. I can't afford 2 more L.T. Wright Genesis knives. :-) This seems like it will fit the bill! Thanks for the review....
Looks like a great knife at an affordable price. Now I have to decide between a pipe hawk and customizing it or the bushlore.
I love Condor blades however their edges need refinement! Specifically I thin the edges significantly and then convex with worksharp for durability and edge retention. Their 1075 heat treat has demonstrated effectiveness on knives I’ve received.
Your feather skills have greatly improved since this video was made, you can see in your newer vids that ya got it down now. I really think I'm gonna go with one of these soon cause the price is just way cool BUT the Swampromper is do to come out soon but finding info on that is like getting info out of the Clinton's.
Hey Chris, Great Vid !
The bushlore depending on version, has either 0.13 in , roughly 3 mm thickness or 0.18 , around 4 mm which is still LESS then the TOPS BOB , at almost 4.8 mm. Both BOB and Bushlore come with a ''modified scandi'' which has a secondary bevel. From the Condors I can tell because I had to spend some time regrinding the scandi ( which was convexed) and getting rid of the pronounced secondary bevel. I love my Condor Sapien after the rework to a scandier scandi. Its a shorter (at 4in blade length) then the Bushlore but has more of a drop point shape and I love it.
Keep up the good work !
My buddy has this knife & it's pretty cool, especially for the price!
bought this knife about the time this video was posted, super soft( fire steel deforms the spine), takes an edge well. Won't hold the edge very long. If you are planning on purchasing this knife....also plan to spend a lot of time sharpening it.
I bought this knife 9 years ago, and still have it.
It does baton bigger wood and it does hav a 90 degree spine for fire ignition and works great, dont know why I'm commenting doesn't look like you reply back to any comments anyway lol.
HAPPY TRAILS.
He did reply back when this video was made. I bought Two of these knives prior to this video coming out, and glad I did. Price just keeps going up.
I don't know if you've reviewed it yet, but I bought the Schrade Guidemaster slingshot/survival knife and tactical case, and I plan on having a lot of fun with it. It was under $50.
I like things with multiple functions for my bug out gear.
Hi, Chris, I'd like to get your opinion on how this knife compares to the Terava Jaakaripuukko and the Crotalis. I'm debating which to choose among the three of them for a primary bushcraft/survival knife. Thanks for your input; I love the channel!
Have you reviewed the Enzo Trapper? I have looked but didn't find anything. I love your videos, thank you for posting.
Great review, great knife. I love my condor bushlore!
On the Condor Bushcraft, I received my new one two days ago. After testing it I came to the same conclusions that you did. The spine needs to be sharper, I did try it with several ferro rods of different size and manufactures with the same results. You might pass that on to Condor...
Or you could put a indention in the handle like Chris did with his Cold Steel Bushman the reviews I have seen of the Habilis Bush Tool (which comes with the indention) says that the Indention helps focus the sparks into your tinder so that may honestly be the best idea Just a thought!!!
I just hit the spine with my worksharp and now it works perfectly. No need to grind or damage the temper.
Just ordered one an the smaller one
nice 'mid' size knife great video mate thanks for sharing
Hi I have Bushlore for little over 4 months, and it happened same with the coating, but it is not a problem. Handle it is very comfortable for carving and used it for long period of time. Great bushcraft knife, for me it is the best)What have happened with you Cold Steel Bushman? Cheers.
The Bushman was used in today's video, BBOB2 PT1
I have 2 of them. Condor made so many changes. The first one was 1/4 thick. The 2nd was 3/16 thick. That one looks to be 1/8. Wth!
I was actually going to purchase the Mora Bushcraft Black. It used to be $30 on Amazon. It's now $45+. Way overpriced now. So I figured I'd take the chance and buy this. I just got it last week.
I like mine so far. I haven't put it through much other than practicing fire starting (processing wood and some feather sticks). The edge was ok, but not great. Knife took more effort than it should. 20 minutes watching football and half paying attention to the knife with a strop and it was able to shave hair from my arm. After that, fine work was MUCH easier. So the profile from the factory is good. Just needs to be finished up when you get it. The handle is walnut and I figured would be rough, but it came absolutely flawless. Really surprised me.
I have the TOPS B.O.B. and frankly, I wish I would have gotten this instead and used the extra $90 toward something else. If this holds up to some heavy use, I don't see myself carrying the TOPS knife any longer. I beat it up and it's a great knife, but the ENORMOUSLY convexed edge makes it a hassle to sharpen and the super thick blade means fine work is a pain. The Bushlore with my Gransfors and a Mora packed away just in case and I'm set.
Thinking about getting the Kephart next.
Love your video's. In you opinion, which would you prefer, the Condor Bushlore or the Becker BK16? I have both and I'm torn between the two. Thanks
How about an update on this blade?
great idea!
Love mine!!!
Thanks Chris!
Can you do a review on the Ontario blackbird sk 5
Good looking knife. Seems like someone is a little obsessed with fire lately LOL
love the video chris i started with a mora 2 and am thinking about moving up to this also i just quit smoking and just got into vaping what vape pen and lanyard hook setup are you using here?
I’ve really been wanting this Condor knife, and their Sequoia Primitive. I read a lot of positive reviews, but on the other hand, tons of people say the edge is really prone to rolling/damage. Your knife reviews haven’t let me down yet. What’s your take on that? Improper use?
Chris, how does the Condor Swamp Romper compare to the Bushlore? Id like to know your thoughts on the Swamp Romper?
I have one and did some light woodwork with it (chopping, batoning, shaving). Unfortunately I ended up a very small chip in the edge :(
Thanks for another 3,2,1, great review as usual. that was funny and not the first time. LOL. I solve that problem, I just stare blindely at the camera for a wile then wake up and start babbling. ;-P
Great knife!
love this knife. Been trying to get that moonshiner you reviewed from them a while back and I cant find it anywhere except their site....
Just got a blank, might professionally paracord lash it in order to keep it low profile.
Update, paracord makes this blade top thin to fully put weight into. Making a handle of out oak this week.
I just got one but I noticed I can’t get rid of edge roll. Ceramic rod just transfers it from one side of the blade to the other. I will have to oil-stone work it but not sure I’m a scandi-grind lover
Got to get the coating off and sharpen it . clean spine up some works great
New suscriptor from Guatemala Centroamérica
I have a BK16 from uncle Ethan. I also have a couple of Mora's. Would this be worth buying? If so would the micarta handle be worth the extra money?
Definately not a knife that I personally would rely on.
This vid basically confirmed what I had originally thought...
Best bang for your buck where a bushcraft knfe is concerned is MORA, hands down!
Thanks for the demo though
Mora is amazing but not full tang, Mora us better accompanied by a larger full tang belt knife
Chris? What do I think you will use to oil the handle? Or finish you will use ? I just ordered one of these
About the Moonshiner, I wrote to Condor about it and it should be released near the end of June.
Wow. How many knives do you own? Do you have a running count?
Do you plan on getting a condor bushcraft basic 4 or 5 in? I like the blade on that one better but no one has really done a test review on it.
I am saving to get a real good all around bushcraft knife what do u recommend it'll be awhile before I can afford one but would really like to hear your thoughts on the best all around bushcaft knife
Would you rather use the condore or Mora bushcraft black?
Ciao,ho questo condor... un consiglio... con quale pietra affilare la lama?
How about this knife vs the Final Frontier? is there any major difference? Same blade thickness?
You've had this one a while now. Tried and mods to it yet? Was curious how the clear coat Condor puts on would effect the ability to blue it...
@PREPAREDMIND101 So after doing both Reviews what would you recommend more out of the "Mora Bushcraft Black" or the "Condor Bushlore" ??
It also serves as a great signilling device!
IF you have tried the HOUGE EX F01 .. what do you think about that knife?
My Bushlore was razor sharp out of the box (Feb '17). I could lay the blade on my arm, move it down my arm with only the weight of the blade, and, it shaved my arm baby butt smooth. I just received my Terava Jaakaripuukko Carbon 110, and, it wouldn't come close to that. I much prefer my $25 cheaper Bushlore, even though the puukko gets outstanding reviews on RUclips. The Bushlore feels much better in my hand is much nicer looking, and, cuts great. It's as sharp as any Mora I have, although, the Kansbol is crazy sharp. I rate my Bushlore pretty close to my Helle Guape, even though the Helle cost 3+ times more. It just turned out to be too gorgeous to actually use. You just never know until they're in your hand.
Is it a spear point, or a drop point. I've got mixed definitions on the Bushlore.
Good review. I've heard people talk about chipped edges on this knife after light usage. What was your experience with this issue, and edge retention?
No problems so far.
mine does get some damage when i try to baton any knots or when it hits a rock, but usually, no problem. jst dont sharpen it to shaving sharp, thats too thin for this steel. jst get it sharp and you are good to go!
Awesome vid, man. Great knife too. But, would you recommend this over the Mora Bushcraft?
I think it comes down to taste.
I can't decide between this, a mora companion, and a Schrader schf42. I know the schrade is a lot bigger (.7 inches), and that Moras are a lot cheaper
I'm in the same boat pal, haha
Were you able to get a spark with a flint?
I'm looking at getting a hunting and bushcraft knife and was looking at the condor kephart would that perform well with those tests or would I be better off with the condor bushlore I was also looking at the eskabar bk14 or a mora if a mora which model? Any input helps thanks
That looks like an awesome knife! Affordable is in my vocabulary! HaHa I'm going to check this out!
This item has gone up to $45.26 online! Not sure if its such a good deal anymore.
I had in my cart at $34.95 delivered via your Amazon Store and went up in price 2 hours later while still in my cart! Almost bought one....I may get it if comes down in price.
why don't you split a piece of branch or a small log vs a piece of dry 4x1 board Chris those woods cut differently because they are super dry.
Nice video! I need some advice please wich knife should I get between the Strongarm and Bushlore, please?
Thanks!
for bushcraft? bushlore.
Could you do a review on the bushcraft basic 5 inch?
12:20 ROFL Chris I can't tell if you were trying to make a fire or a salad ;-) All ya needed was some parmesan cheese and French bread. ..
I would love to see a new video on how your views have changed on the concept of expensive knives and cheap ones. I know those new steels are all the rage but I just purchased a Bushlore and ive batoned,whittled & carved for many hours and honestly it's an awesome knife and has held up well to my abuse.
have you checked out SURVIVE! knives? i think you would like the gso 10
do you think the size of your ferroserum rod had anything to do with it not getting good sparks?
No
Good knife, but compare to my GB axe the factory edge was dull
Review the condor toloza.
Nice tat
Nice combination but you need a grunsfors axe 😉
Feather sticking was an unmitigated disaster. It's like the wood isn't curling at all. The Svord Drop Point is a better pick. Looks like its dull as a bag of hammers too.
Condor Bushlore:-- updateafter using it for a couple years, i find it dulls pretty fast
is 1075 so, yeah. easier to sharpen but faster to get dull
I really don't know wether to get the bush lore ore esee four. Both have their benefits. Any advice?
ESEE Laser Strike
I just wish they had used 1095 rather that 1075. My Condor Bushlore seems soft.
How does this rate against the Mora bushcraft black I wonder? I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks.
+Olympic Outdoors Dad Bushlore all day. Mora black is also a good knife though