Alan Kay Survival Knife
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- Опубликовано: 30 апр 2018
- Survivalist Alan Kay shares an important tool that helped him #survive for 56 days on an Island during his competition on TV’s “Alone” series.
In this video, he debunks the notion that only a smaller knife can do the more intricate, detailed work required when you’re in the bush. He explains why he chose the knife he used, when he competed in “Alone” on Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
#bushcraft #knives #survival
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The 9 dislikes are from the guys Alan outlasted in the first season of Alone.
I love how at Alone when they came and told him he is the winner, he said “So soon??”! I love the spirit of that guy)
he is the bob ross of survival
A very intelligent, articulate chap, hugely resourceful with a can-do attitude. The perfect friend/neighbour when the SHTF
My old man came back from Afghanistan with a kukri that was give to him by his Sikh friend. It was a homemade kukri. The sheath was genuine brahman leather. It even had the chakmak and the karda with it. Ever since I was a boy I wanted a kukri of my own. When I went off to college in the fall of 2015, I bought a this same kukri that Alan has from Condor knives. I have cleaned fence rows with it, cleaned trout and deer with it, and have cut plenty of firewood with it. I've just recently watched the first season of Alone. Glad to see someone else has the same enthusiasm for the kukri.
Not enough good things to say about Mr. Kay. The fact that he's walked the walk really puts him in a higher tier. Plus he just seems like a delightful human being! Affable, erudite, witty. He'd always have a seat at my table.
I’ve carved spoons with an axe. You can do anything with a big blade unless you’re trying to make arts and crafts projects to sell at the farmers market.
I remember this fellow winning Alone, great guy, hugely resourceful.
Legend.
This man right here is why I now own a K Tac Kukuri and carry it. Absolutely would love to meet this man in person. Astonishing gentleman!
Nice to see someone that has really done it, for real, against the odds, and excelled. I bought my first kukri because of Alan Kay.
Only one knife: I'd carry my Cold Steel Tai Pan. It's an 8 inch dagger, razor sharp double edge with a Kydex holster. The one pro of a dagger is that you can tie it to a staff and make a spear, which is a great defensive weapon for predators to keep them at a distance, plus you can hunt with it in a tree stand. Can't do that with a Kukri. Plus once your blade gets dull you can flip it over and use the other side of the blade without having to sharpen it. Pros and cons with every knife, I do really like the Kukri, I can see it's advantages. I actually carry three knives here in the rocky mountains, a Tai Pan, a CRKT Big Dog folding knife and a Free P2 leatherman, all three are my every day carry here at the homestead along with a couple firearms on my belt, a bic lighter and fire steel, and a flashlight. I won't go anywhere without my gear unless the law prevents me from carrying it. I have to downsize for the big city. We just watched Alone, good job Alan, you are my hero!
I've been a Chef for 20 years. An 8 inch Chef knife is made to be used for everything. From paring vegetables to breaking down whole animals. Same would be true outdoors. You can always just choke up on the knife and just hold the blade.
Is there no sun in this cursed land - Alan Kay, the Legend
A good demonstration of how to use a BIG knife. The complex blade geometry helps! The 'hook' adds power to a chopping stroke, the 90-degree angle on the spine works with the Ferro rod, the pointed tip does fine work, the curved portion slices; etc.
A true expert of outdoors knowledge.
Intersting; informative; well explained; personally helpful! Thanks.
100% agreed. There is NO weapon that has the power or versatility of the Kukri.
I have to absolutely agree!! Even if it’s not a kukri you’re using the theory is still right.
Bought mine Nepal from a former Gurkha officer in '97, used while I was a serving Royal Marine, the Condor looks a more versatile design but they are one of the best utility knives in the world.