That was a great video. That knife took a beating and even after it broke you could still use it. I think after all that abuse it says a lot of what a great product and chraftmanship. Wow I am truly amazed. Thanks Jacob for taking the time in the cold with your buddy to make this video.
Wow. I'm blown away that it kept coming back for more and more and more. The folks at ESEE certainly have put out a product to be proud of! Great video guys
And this is the birth of the PBODT! Preppersbunker Outdoors Destruction Test! Only will I now buy a knife that has the PBODT stamp of approval! Absolutely freaking awesome video I must have one of these knives! Thanks again Jake!
I am glad no one got hurt during all that. Thanks for putting that Esse to the test. Seeing the abuse that Esse knives can take helps me realize that saving up to get one is the right thing to do.
Man...Seeing that beast taking it’s last breath was like watching the end of Ol’ Yeller. I ain’t gonna lie...I choked up a little. RIP Brave Little Soldier. He was a Bad Ass MOFO!!!! Now I want 10 just like him!!!
The secret is a good working ratio between hardness and viscosity. A hard blade will be very sharp, but will break in this situation. A high viscosity steel will only deform, but you'll never get it really sharpe. So ESEE made a very well decision to use C1095 steel. Great knives.
Esee doesn't just get that ratio right, they get it right in every part of the blade, since it is differentially hardened, being softer on the spine (but still hard enough to strike a ferro rod) and harder on the edge. Its on the money!
I always find it way easier to hack through the first half of the log, then turning it over and hacking through the rest from the other side. Then, for all u smart asses out there, I know u can't do that with ALL 6-8 inch branches, but if I had to do that technique, I'd do it ONCE, as fast up the branch toward the trunk, THEN cut in at 3 r 4 foot pieces.. I know this is a video and he's prob doing that for effect. I'm just saying that incase someone sees that and waste a ton of time and energy cutting through the whole log from 1 direction. Awesome video.
Have to be honest, I've seen quite a few broken ESEE knives in my time. I love their designs, own quite a few. None of mine have broken. But then again, still being honest, I haven't put any of them through a ton of work outdoors. Not saying that the heat treat is bad. But that is often the cause of knives breaking. Usually the #1 cause. I don't think I've ever seen a broken TOPS knife though. They just don't make a lot of designs I'm interested in.
I have seen plenty of broken Tops knives- they just arent as popular to share as esee's are because of Esee's warranty, and because Esee doesnt hide anything. With that said, most Tops knives use gaudy aesthetically driven styling and poor edge geometry, so if a crappy knife is unbreakable- its still a crappy knife.
FINALLY got to watch this video. That was some pretty impressive performance for a blade that is being subjected to such ridiculous abuse. I’ve thrashed on my Junglas pretty hard and have never damaged it. When I was out in December I was splitting some pretty ugly wood with it. It was bent significantly halfway through the piece of wood and came back to perfection when it was done. They aren’t the fanciest blades with the latest super steel, but they sure do perform. Can’t argue with that.
Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors heck yeah man. When i hear the anti baton crowd, at this point it makes me sick. The amount of abuse than any DECENT knife (that isnt defective of course) can take batoning, even at 3/16" thick, is INSANE.
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors agreed. I have a high end knifesmith in my family. I once did a torture test of a 1/8” machete that he made. Differentially treated 01. I did things to that blade that I didn’t expect it to survive. It never broke or bent. If you haven’t gotten one yet, go get a Skrama. You won’t be disappointed.
Esee, pretty much has a knife, usually at a decent price, ready to go, with a good sheath, for any occasion that I can think of. I really like them. For the guys wanting the 1/4" thick knives, there is the Esee 5. I prefer the Esee 6. I use the 3 the most though. I have thought about getting the Jungles 2. This video definitely pushed me towards it. Thanks.
I didn't know ESEE did that differential heat treat as well, I thought it was only TOPS. Good to know though. THAT is some impressive 1095 though LOL. I had been thinking about getting the regular Junglas for a while now..but the size and weight is what kept me from it. When this one came out, it jumped right out at me. I love the fact that it comes work ready! Another words, I dont need another sheath, I dont need to replace the scales, its perfect as is. Really like how they combine the really nice molle back with their really nice kydex sheath for it, I had to pay extra to do that with my 5. Great stuff Jacob.
Wow, just wow...... Freakin insane........ No words, I'm sold.... Will be purchased.... It would be interesting to see how long the..... Ka-Bar Becker BK9 Combat Bowie Ontario Knife SP5 Survival Bowie Ontario Knife SP53 Would last, but I have no doubt that they would break before the Esee did..... AMAZING, just outstanding destruction testing Jacob..... .....dang Jacob, now you have to do this entire test on the Esee 4 and Esee Laser Strike. LOLOLOL!!
RED GATT haha those knives would be even harder to break because they are so short! Ill prob only test like this for survival and combat knives, since i feel that this qualifies under their design. The sp5 and the bk9 will happen!!!
''It's not sharp enough to shave a baby ". Hopefully your friend's fiance doesn't see this video because she could possibly be having second thoughts about raising a family with somebody who wants to shave a newborn baby with a small machete haha.. Great test, this is why I don't mind paying the price for high quality.
Dang I just found this channel I give you a sub best knife test I ever seen I’m sort of a knife nut I have a esee 6 and have had the junglas 2 on my mind lol so after watching this I guess I will be getting one lol never know when I might want to throttle something lol
Good test, gentlemen. Personally, I would regrind the rest of the blade and still have a functional knife that will work for years in normal use. God bless you. Best regards from France.
Ok... I know that ESEE has a warranty but the fact that you guys made a video, trying to break it and after much effort... finally being able to. Then the company, even after seeing this video, replies with it will be replaced, like the others... don’t ever change Esee, don’t ever change. I never hard use my edged weapons like this but it’s good to know that should I ever have to depend my life on an edged weapon, I’m gonna bring an esee (or 3) :). Looks like it’s time to finally buy that junglas 2!
I was watching a review for the same knife on the AdvancedKnifeBro channel and he had a breakage while batoning, which ESEE replaced for him. Now with all the test you did it was pretty established that if there is nothing wrong with steel/heat treatment or whatever the knife won't break under realistic use. The reason I mentioned AdvancedKnifeBro its because his knife had a breakeage with much less, which take to the conclusion that it may be some bad apples among all the knives that leave the factory. So coming to my question, aside from the destruction test that we already have, what would be a realistic test to know if the piece we have is not one of the bad apples? What can we do while camping to test our knife without breaking it to know it won't fail prematurely under a real survival situations?
I havent seen that video, but i am VERY surprised to hear those results. I think Esee's quality control is EXCELLENT, HOWEVER there will ALWAYS be a degree of error with anything which is obviously why we expect things to have a warranty- and Esee can have the best warranty because they have faith in their product. HOWEVER, no matter the manufacture as you stated, every blade should be used and tested before its REALLY needed- which is the problem with the "i bought this knife for an emergency and its sitting in my dresser" and the "dont baton with your knife" crowds- if you have a glaring defect, average/ hard use will bring it to light, so you know that you can depend on it when the time comes.
WOW! Thumb up for abuse! Did they send you a new one? I've got the original Junglass along with a few other styles of ESEE knives. Now I have an idea of how tough they are, Thanks.
I dont know how i feel labeling it as "just a hunk of 1095" To some degree yes, it will be limited by what it is, but i believe they do a good enough job with HT and design to make it more than "just a hunk of 1095" as there are so many 1095 knives out there that are by far inferior
Sooooo, if I hear you well, the knife's a piece of shit? Lmao Got a 5 and an Izula II. The 5 is OVERKILL by a mile and a half. I mean if prying open car doors, steel fire doors, gun safes etc is your thing, then that'd be your No.1 choice. Bought it online not realizing how big it really is. Love it, but the next one is going to be a 6 or Junglass II. ESEE sure as shit can't say ya'll didn't try your damnedest to break that thing! Quite the endorsement for Rowen. Great vid. And BTW, I didn't want the guy to break his neck....maybe just fall on his ass woulda been funny though. ;) Cheers
Haha this thing went through so much abuse, and honestly, if a knife of this size with a high grind can take this much absuse, why make a knife so much shorter with a stouter grind and even thicker. I would like to use an esee 5, especially after seeing other reviews that were just pathetic, but i would def say its overkill.
Esee may have to replace 1 junglas 2 perhaps might even feel unfairly; however, this video will help sell hundreds of esee knives. I already have junglas and laser strike, but after watching this, I want to go buy esee 6 even though i know i don't need one.
Thats what people dont understand. People act like we were out to get Esee, that certainly wasnt the case! I love Esee knives, and this test had a big role to play in why!
Luke Metallic right now i dont have one. For hiking shoes everyone keeps telling me solomons, for military boots Rocky Sv2 is def the way to go and they do make waterproof versions, but i have never had them.
If you are on the "Fence" about getting one of these, like I was .. After seeing This video and part 1 you will be sold on getting one.... or two ESEE knives like I got today... and plan to get more!
If it’s not 1/4 inch thick with a saber grind like the OKC GEN 2 SP51.in my opinion anyway it will not be a good option as a wilderness survival knife. Because batoning longs up to four inches maybe a little big larger in a wilderness setting for survival purposes will be mandatory.
Wayne Palmer the Junglas II does it with ease. In fact, if you batoned 2 of the same logs with each knife om different days you wouldnt be able to tell which was more difficult
#1- i severely doubt it #2- you lack of ability to write a sentance reenforces my doubt. "No different from other knives" Its like a person is trying to be contrary, but they are too stupid. Lol Sad
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors lack of education dose not not take away from life skills and you beening a utuber beening rude and insulting to a folower is beeing a ass
"Lack of education does not take away from life skills"- you are right! And luckily, you dont need an education to construct a legible sentance. 👍 This channel is about telling the truth despite what the industry wants, or what my followers want. So if a "follower" decides to announce his ignorance, he can count on being called on it. 👍
That was a great video. That knife took a beating and even after it broke you could still use it. I think after all that abuse it says a lot of what a great product and chraftmanship. Wow I am truly amazed. Thanks Jacob for taking the time in the cold with your buddy to make this video.
Joaquin Nava my pleasure man! This was a great learning experience for us too!!!
Just bought 4 ($600+ total) from Knifeworks. My wife: "this is a really great knife, why didn't you buy more?". Yep, she's a keeper.
Dang i would say so!!!!!!
Wow. I'm blown away that it kept coming back for more and more and more. The folks at ESEE certainly have put out a product to be proud of! Great video guys
Joe's Journey thanks!
And this is the birth of the PBODT! Preppersbunker Outdoors Destruction Test! Only will I now buy a knife that has the PBODT stamp of approval! Absolutely freaking awesome video I must have one of these knives! Thanks again Jake!
William Russell heck yeah man, more to come, thanks!!!
I never thought I could be more impressed with esee knives, but after seeing these videos.. Wow.
Mato Luta i feel exactly the same way!!!
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors I bought an ESEE 5 and so far im rally impressed although it's my first knife other than Victorinox
This video just cause a fight in my house. THANKS ALOT! She will get over it. They will never understand why we "need" another knife.
Bobby haha yes!!! She will be alright, you can blame me ;-)
Mr. Grinch bingo!
Thing I love about Mrs. Bluegrass is she loves knives just as much as I do!
That knife is stronger than love!
I feel you brother, wife has threatened me divorce for years!
-20F/-30C here this morning. You sold me. Esee has moved to the top of my list. Thank you for this torture test, Jacob and Justin
shovelhead8 you won’t regret it. I couldn’t be more impressed
Don’t worry, the ESEE warranty will cover it 😆
I am glad no one got hurt during all that. Thanks for putting that Esse to the test. Seeing the abuse that Esse knives can take helps me realize that saving up to get one is the right thing to do.
Quite a few people have reached out to me and said the same thing, and not 1 of them has been disappointed!
Man...Seeing that beast taking it’s last breath was like watching the end of Ol’ Yeller. I ain’t gonna lie...I choked up a little. RIP Brave Little Soldier. He was a Bad Ass MOFO!!!! Now I want 10 just like him!!!
Jack G. I thought the same thing! We couldnt kill it through regular and even extreme use, so i basically murdered it... lol!
The secret is a good working ratio between hardness and viscosity. A hard blade will be very sharp, but will break in this situation. A high viscosity steel will only deform, but you'll never get it really sharpe. So ESEE made a very well decision to use C1095 steel. Great knives.
Esee doesn't just get that ratio right, they get it right in every part of the blade, since it is differentially hardened, being softer on the spine (but still hard enough to strike a ferro rod) and harder on the edge. Its on the money!
That junglas 2 is seriously impressive.. even after being cracked it just kept going and going..
Its a beast!
I always find it way easier to hack through the first half of the log, then turning it over and hacking through the rest from the other side. Then, for all u smart asses out there, I know u can't do that with ALL 6-8 inch branches, but if I had to do that technique, I'd do it ONCE, as fast up the branch toward the trunk, THEN cut in at 3 r 4 foot pieces.. I know this is a video and he's prob doing that for effect. I'm just saying that incase someone sees that and waste a ton of time and energy cutting through the whole log from 1 direction. Awesome video.
Have to be honest, I've seen quite a few broken ESEE knives in my time. I love their designs, own quite a few. None of mine have broken. But then again, still being honest, I haven't put any of them through a ton of work outdoors. Not saying that the heat treat is bad. But that is often the cause of knives breaking. Usually the #1 cause. I don't think I've ever seen a broken TOPS knife though. They just don't make a lot of designs I'm interested in.
I have seen plenty of broken Tops knives- they just arent as popular to share as esee's are because of Esee's warranty, and because Esee doesnt hide anything. With that said, most Tops knives use gaudy aesthetically driven styling and poor edge geometry, so if a crappy knife is unbreakable- its still a crappy knife.
Great extension of a idea; deciding to push it to the absolute limit to see its ultimate survivability potential.
FINALLY got to watch this video. That was some pretty impressive performance for a blade that is being subjected to such ridiculous abuse. I’ve thrashed on my Junglas pretty hard and have never damaged it. When I was out in December I was splitting some pretty ugly wood with it. It was bent significantly halfway through the piece of wood and came back to perfection when it was done. They aren’t the fanciest blades with the latest super steel, but they sure do perform. Can’t argue with that.
Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors heck yeah man. When i hear the anti baton crowd, at this point it makes me sick. The amount of abuse than any DECENT knife (that isnt defective of course) can take batoning, even at 3/16" thick, is INSANE.
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors agreed. I have a high end knifesmith in my family. I once did a torture test of a 1/8” machete that he made. Differentially treated 01. I did things to that blade that I didn’t expect it to survive. It never broke or bent. If you haven’t gotten one yet, go get a Skrama. You won’t be disappointed.
Blue Mountain Bushcraft and Outdoors yeah i got a skrama!!! Its on the money!!!
ESEE is just awesome!
Daniel De La Cruz i agree!!!
This speaks volumes for Esee
Wow, that blade has been to hell and back. I love my ESEE's.
Phenomenal! Great job poster and great job Esse!!!
Esee, pretty much has a knife, usually at a decent price, ready to go, with a good sheath, for any occasion that I can think of. I really like them. For the guys wanting the 1/4" thick knives, there is the Esee 5. I prefer the Esee 6. I use the 3 the most though. I have thought about getting the Jungles 2. This video definitely pushed me towards it. Thanks.
Dic Aeopolis my pleasure! I think that i might need a 3 clip point!
I didn't know ESEE did that differential heat treat as well, I thought it was only TOPS. Good to know though. THAT is some impressive 1095 though LOL. I had been thinking about getting the regular Junglas for a while now..but the size and weight is what kept me from it. When this one came out, it jumped right out at me. I love the fact that it comes work ready! Another words, I dont need another sheath, I dont need to replace the scales, its perfect as is. Really like how they combine the really nice molle back with their really nice kydex sheath for it, I had to pay extra to do that with my 5. Great stuff Jacob.
Survival of the Fittest thanks, i didnt know either! But now i do :-)
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors I think its through hardened not differential. Maybe you can find out for us?
@@concealmenttraining9371 yeah its differentially hardened
Wow, just wow...... Freakin insane........
No words, I'm sold.... Will be purchased....
It would be interesting to see how long the.....
Ka-Bar Becker BK9 Combat Bowie
Ontario Knife SP5 Survival Bowie
Ontario Knife SP53
Would last, but I have no doubt that they would break before the Esee did..... AMAZING, just outstanding destruction testing Jacob.....
.....dang Jacob, now you have to do this entire test on the Esee 4 and Esee Laser Strike. LOLOLOL!!
RED GATT haha those knives would be even harder to break because they are so short! Ill prob only test like this for survival and combat knives, since i feel that this qualifies under their design.
The sp5 and the bk9 will happen!!!
Esee is king....I own 6 Esee blades and love all of them. I gotta score the Junglas II. Great series on this blade
jassenswisher1974 thanks man! I know for a fact that my Esee collection is about to start growing, im at 3 right now!
I love this video. I will buy one now.. And yes your right survival. Is survival.. You have to do what you have to do... i love this knife. Now
You wont be disappointed!
Awesome! Victory at last.
I knew Esee knives were strong but damn all that with a broken junglas?
Esee knives are the best. Take me camping with you.
Sculpin haha just lmk when your in town bud!
ESEE is simply the best for the money that’s why I own 7 of them !
Very informative jake, a real eye opener. Well done. I would like to see a 3v blade destroyed just to see what it will take. Have not seen this yet.
I have been thinking about that non stop. I just don't know how to make it happen.
I’d like to tell you i’ll give you one to destroy but i love them too much, lol
understandably so!
''It's not sharp enough to shave a baby ". Hopefully your friend's fiance doesn't see this video because she could possibly be having second thoughts about raising a family with somebody who wants to shave a newborn baby with a small machete haha..
Great test, this is why I don't mind paying the price for high quality.
That is one tough knife!
The sword in the stump - 16:31
OK, OK, Ok, I am convinced, I'm buying one,. Just ordered one.
Brad Myers your gonna love it!
I'm impressed by the Junglas II... looking at an Esse 3 with serrated edge... should be a great edc!
They are insanely tough but my junglas trough some knotty big wood and never felt worried
knife sharpening norway yup, and you will never have to worry, its SO tough!
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors insane how much it tok to break it
Dang I just found this channel I give you a sub best knife test I ever seen I’m sort of a knife nut I have a esee 6 and have had the junglas 2 on my mind lol so after watching this I guess I will be getting one lol never know when I might want to throttle something lol
Linkless Tennessee glad to have ya! You wont be disappointed!!!
Chris Gilliam yup! The 6 is very versatile, just depends on what you need a knife for!
Awesome video!!!!!!
Impressive. I am taking my Bear Grylls survival knife out of my survival kit and putting in my ESEE-4 instead.
Paul Foot great choice!
My first real knife and still my favorite. Got the opportunity to spend some time with the ESEE crew and they are as real as it gets.
Good test, gentlemen. Personally, I would regrind the rest of the blade and still have a functional knife that will work for years in normal use. God bless you. Best regards from France.
Esee is tough. Great test of an already broken knife. Did Esee replace this one?
SURVIVAL SQUATCH not yet but we will as soon as they send it in. Just like always.
SURVIVAL SQUATCH yeah ill send the email and knife tomorrow.
Good deal guys. I thought so. That knife still took a beating.
SURVIVAL SQUATCH my gosh to say the least!
Ok... I know that ESEE has a warranty but the fact that you guys made a video, trying to break it and after much effort... finally being able to. Then the company, even after seeing this video, replies with it will be replaced, like the others... don’t ever change Esee, don’t ever change.
I never hard use my edged weapons like this but it’s good to know that should I ever have to depend my life on an edged weapon, I’m gonna bring an esee (or 3) :). Looks like it’s time to finally buy that junglas 2!
I was watching a review for the same knife on the AdvancedKnifeBro channel and he had a breakage while batoning, which ESEE replaced for him. Now with all the test you did it was pretty established that if there is nothing wrong with steel/heat treatment or whatever the knife won't break under realistic use. The reason I mentioned AdvancedKnifeBro its because his knife had a breakeage with much less, which take to the conclusion that it may be some bad apples among all the knives that leave the factory. So coming to my question, aside from the destruction test that we already have, what would be a realistic test to know if the piece we have is not one of the bad apples? What can we do while camping to test our knife without breaking it to know it won't fail prematurely under a real survival situations?
I havent seen that video, but i am VERY surprised to hear those results. I think Esee's quality control is EXCELLENT, HOWEVER there will ALWAYS be a degree of error with anything which is obviously why we expect things to have a warranty- and Esee can have the best warranty because they have faith in their product.
HOWEVER, no matter the manufacture as you stated, every blade should be used and tested before its REALLY needed- which is the problem with the "i bought this knife for an emergency and its sitting in my dresser" and the "dont baton with your knife" crowds- if you have a glaring defect, average/ hard use will bring it to light, so you know that you can depend on it when the time comes.
Best....video.. ever!!!
Sem Dijkstra thanks!!!
WOW! Thumb up for abuse! Did they send you a new one? I've got the original Junglass along with a few other styles of ESEE knives. Now I have an idea of how tough they are, Thanks.
Ballenxj one is in the way, thanks!!!
At the end of the day it’s just a chunk of 1095.
I dont know how i feel labeling it as "just a hunk of 1095"
To some degree yes, it will be limited by what it is, but i believe they do a good enough job with HT and design to make it more than "just a hunk of 1095" as there are so many 1095 knives out there that are by far inferior
Junglas II vs. BK-9???
ROB OCOP its coming bud, no question
that sweater tho!
Ready Group haha its my favorite.
Sooooo, if I hear you well, the knife's a piece of shit? Lmao
Got a 5 and an Izula II. The 5 is OVERKILL by a mile and a half. I mean if prying open car doors, steel fire doors, gun safes etc is your thing, then that'd be your No.1 choice.
Bought it online not realizing how big it really is. Love it, but the next one is going to be a 6 or Junglass II.
ESEE sure as shit can't say ya'll didn't try your damnedest to break that thing! Quite the endorsement for Rowen.
Great vid. And BTW, I didn't want the guy to break his neck....maybe just fall on his ass woulda been funny though. ;)
Cheers
Haha this thing went through so much abuse, and honestly, if a knife of this size with a high grind can take this much absuse, why make a knife so much shorter with a stouter grind and even thicker. I would like to use an esee 5, especially after seeing other reviews that were just pathetic, but i would def say its overkill.
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors Trust me it is...Great vids guys!
just got a izula shipped to new zealand think this is next one i get thanks for the vid kiwi prepper
NICE!!!
Esee may have to replace 1 junglas 2 perhaps might even feel unfairly; however, this video will help sell hundreds of esee knives. I already have junglas and laser strike, but after watching this, I want to go buy esee 6 even though i know i don't need one.
Thats what people dont understand. People act like we were out to get Esee, that certainly wasnt the case! I love Esee knives, and this test had a big role to play in why!
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors thank you for the awesome video and your hard work.
What kind of boots you got brother?!
Luke Metallic im wearing merrell chameleons, i did a review on them, im not a fan.
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors Thank you! Will check that video out. What is your favorite waterproof boot?
Luke Metallic right now i dont have one. For hiking shoes everyone keeps telling me solomons, for military boots Rocky Sv2 is def the way to go and they do make waterproof versions, but i have never had them.
ThePreppersBunkerOutdoors I'll check them out!
If you are on the "Fence" about getting one of these, like I was .. After seeing This video and part 1 you will be sold on getting one.... or two ESEE knives like I got today... and plan to get more!
vortexecho72 haha, the experience sold me too!!!
Ha ha coldsteel take that!
POPEYE SEZ: WEAR SAFETY GLASSES!
Is there a big ‘chopping knife’ that won’t break? 🤔
Not if you are trying
Where is the original video
I have an Esee playlist- itll be there
Did Esee replace it after seeing this video? lol
Yup
Guess I should start carrying mine in da car!!!!
If it’s not 1/4 inch thick with a saber grind like the OKC GEN 2 SP51.in my opinion anyway it will not be a good option as a wilderness survival knife. Because batoning longs up to four inches maybe a little big larger in a wilderness setting for survival purposes will be mandatory.
Wayne Palmer the Junglas II does it with ease. In fact, if you batoned 2 of the same logs with each knife om different days you wouldnt be able to tell which was more difficult
That’s Justin from alone?
Yes
I was rooting for him.
This was painful to watch...
Ironically Vague ironically vague
FUBAR
Dide u bent the shit our of it
Its a knife designed to be used in a jungle its way to thin to function as a survival knife in a wilderness setting.
What task is it too thin for?
no diffrent from other knives
Certainly not the case
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors ive handled a lot more knives than you thata your oppinion
#1- i severely doubt it
#2- you lack of ability to write a sentance reenforces my doubt.
"No different from other knives"
Its like a person is trying to be contrary, but they are too stupid. Lol
Sad
@@Thepreppersbunkeroutdoors lack of education dose not not take away from life skills and you beening a utuber beening rude and insulting to a folower is beeing a ass
"Lack of education does not take away from life skills"- you are right! And luckily, you dont need an education to construct a legible sentance. 👍
This channel is about telling the truth despite what the industry wants, or what my followers want.
So if a "follower" decides to announce his ignorance, he can count on being called on it.
👍