All great options depending on exact need and budget. I have the TOPS BOB & Esse 6 - both are excellent and very reliable. For pure bushcraft I find the BOB nudges out front due to its more utility design and the Esse is just a fraction too big (but if chopping, batoning & harder work is required then the Esse really shines). If any of these were on your belt you'd be good to go.
@@Gpknives definitely. also its a very tough market to stand out in. so many good knives can and are overlooked . Its a personal thing that surpasses form and function.
I’m becoming disappointed with all these videos about bushcraft knives where people are showing knives that look unused and talking about them theoretically instead of practically. People researching their next big outdoor/bushcraft knife purchases are being presented with nothing of substance when only being provided information about how something should function and hold up versus how they do function and hold up from experience. I just don’t understand anyone needing or wanting to own so many quality knives to never use them. Insulting to the knife makers making hard use tools as well if you ask me.
Liked this,keep up the good vids
All great options depending on exact need and budget. I have the TOPS BOB & Esse 6 - both are excellent and very reliable. For pure bushcraft I find the BOB nudges out front due to its more utility design and the Esse is just a fraction too big (but if chopping, batoning & harder work is required then the Esse really shines). If any of these were on your belt you'd be good to go.
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Great vid. Iove your professional approach, and tone. Great work!
Thank you for the kind words!
1st gotta see this! Need me some more Fixed blades
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the tang goes thru the handle .. the blade is in front of the handle ... do you not check your own work ?
Nice knives great video thanks 👍
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That looks tike the B40 not the 41.
No Falkniven? :(
We do not currently carry Falkniven.
Do you know Fallkniven? !!!
We know about Fallkniven. Thanks for watching.
that Kabar has a real elegant simplicity about it. Its pure knife. lionsteel also on point. the other knives are good but ,meh, you know 😐😐
Different tools for different tasks.
@@Gpknives definitely. also its a very tough market to stand out in. so many good knives can and are overlooked . Its a personal thing that surpasses form and function.
E il Lionsteel B40 non B41 mi pare
Il B41 ha un codolo affilato e impugnature più sagomate come mostrato nel video. Grazie per la visione.
@@Gpknives grazie per la risposta tempestiva
I’m becoming disappointed with all these videos about bushcraft knives where people are showing knives that look unused and talking about them theoretically instead of practically.
People researching their next big outdoor/bushcraft knife purchases are being presented with nothing of substance when only being provided information about how something should function and hold up versus how they do function and hold up from experience.
I just don’t understand anyone needing or wanting to own so many quality knives to never use them. Insulting to the knife makers making hard use tools as well if you ask me.