Best Survival Knife In The World: FINALLY DEBUNKED!?
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- My opinion on the Survival Knife debate. What's your opinion on Survival knifes? Get yourself a reliable, quality knife! Vote with your dollar! Support small US businesses! Thanks for watching.
I'm interested to hear your views on what the best survival knife is. Thanks for watching.
There is no single “best” survival knife. Every knife is designed for specific purposes. However, they can perform other tasks outside of their design. The old adage “the best knife is the one you have at the moment” is still true. Most people don’t carry a full tang belt knife on a day to day basis. A lot of hikers and backpackers go light and carry a small multi tool, or small fixed blade. If they wind up in a survival scenario, whatever knife they have will have to do what they need done. Survival isn’t always about what you have on your person, but what you have in your brain.
@@thewanderingheathen Well said sir! Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
@@bushcraftrebooted no problem sir! Thank you for posting. Subbed to your channel.
@@thewanderingheathen Thank you! Very much appreciated.
No videos of outdoor testing?
“The best knife is the one you have on you” means if you don’t carry it, it doesn’t matter how good it is. Buy something you’ll carry.
Same with a carry gun.
It doesn't matter what knife you carry if you don't have the skills to use it. Knowledge is what will save you.
I couldn't agree with you more. It doesn't matter if you have a parachute if you don't know how to deploy it.... and land it. lol Thanks for your valuable input and thanks for watching.
you can use a glass knife
Lots of things wrong with that statement outside of theology. I would replace the words “skill” with “ability” and “knowledge” with “intelligence”...as to the most important thing that will save you? Shear Will Power... Now that most would agree that a good knife would be a invaluable tool if you’re lucky to have one available at the time, which one would it be in our imagined situations?...Think that’s the spirit of this excersize...Just Say’n
Thanks for the valuable input. This is why I love the comments section so much! People sharing. I sincerely hope to see you in the comments again. Thanks for watching and sharing. Have an awesome day!!@@dlrmon1
Yes sir. Best blade in a tards hands is useless. Pardon my bluntness. But you know the drill.
Is this a fair statement?
“The best survival knife is the one that got you home”.
That would be the knife that definitely passed the test. It would be hard to argue otherwise. That's a very fair statement. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
Love this video!
What a great conversation starter!
As a Park Ranger and a Wilderness Skills Instructor;I find from my own experience with Knives (2006-present) is that knives that are good for being in the wilderness differer somewhat from knives that I carry in urban environments.
What’s more, knives that are great for Bushcraft are not that good for hunting when dispatching, skinning, and processing game.
Bushcraft blades tend to be a bit smaller and more traditional in design (like French trade, Butcher, or drop point) and are around 4-5” long. Are relatively thick for batonning, drilling, and prying.
Whereas hunting knives tend to be a bit longer around 5-6” and usually sport clip point or drop point blades and sport a great tip for piercing and a great belly for skinning.
But urban “tactical” knives tend to be either folding knives (in many states) or fixed - and range all over the place from Turkish clip, tanto, clip point, drop point, serrated, or spear point. And tend to be right around that 3.5-4” long for concealability.
I would sum up the basis for any survival knife to meet these basic criteria:
The knife is the most important tool Mankind has ever made, and no one should be without one.
In an emergency your knife may have to be capable of harvesting saplings, processing firewood, preform light chopping, and fine carving tasks. Your knife may also have to help you to craft shelters, fires, tools and weapons, process animals, and defend yourself against predators or people.
I would NOT trust my life to a folding knife - unless maybe it was the Cold Steel Recon, but even then, a fixed blade knife will be stronger overall and I will never have to worry about the locking mechanism breaking.
What’s more- I believe 5” is an ideal length for a good survival knife, still small enough for a lot of finer carving tasks, can support just enough weight for light chopping/batonning tasks, but still very capable of defending yourself against predators or people.
Plus a 5” blade is just on the top end for still being able to conceal it and doesn’t look out of place on your belt.
But I also believe 2 is 1 and 1 is none.
So whatever my main knife is, I’ve always got a backup, something like a multi tool or a Swiss Army knife. And/or a boot knife. Something like the Demko Armiger 4 clip point is an ideal boot knife that is very capable of still being used as a bushcraft knife of a self defense knife. Though a bit small- it is still great for concealment!
But whatever you choose to carry, make sure you train with it often both for utility and for self defense, and make sure most of all - that you carry it on your person!
A knife is no good if it’s in a secondary location that you can’t get to when you need it. Not in a backpack, not in your car - on your person.
I'd agree, also having the right knife for the right task. For example I like to keep an Opinel #7 in my pack. Now this obviously isn't some big full tang knife I'm gonna take out to split kindling. But it's in my opinion the perfect little carving knife if you need to whittle something out of wood or to cut up something or even a pretty good boning knife if you catch a rabbit or squirrel or something. Really light, sharp and handy. Then I got a SOG for more traditional survival knife stuff.
Sounds like you've got some nice kit. I Just started fourth week of YouTubing. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
Here on Baja, we used to work on just a Machete and a pocket knife. Nowadays, is a Bushcraft knife, a ferro Rod, a pocket lantern, a hunting knife and a short axe. Thats for a EDC here on the choyeros rancheros
Which do you prefer? The machete and picket knife or the new kit? I'm interested to know.. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
@@bushcraftrebooted I prefere the New kit. Cause is less space to carry. Is super light and you have enough room for other stuff (heres is really fun to find fossils, quartz, mineral rocks and other stuff like vintage bottles and more) on the backpack
@@benraya9405 What are you using for a small axe? Just curious, I'm on the market for one.
@@bushcraftrebooted husqvarna forest /limbing axe or their hatchet, great value
Busse / swamp rat / essee for me
I agree, and have said that for years. Save your money up and buy something worth wild. Don’t just buy crap to have crap. Because when push comes to shove, you’re going to need quality not quantity.
Very well said. Thanks for you input and thanks for watching.
Worth while*
I think the least you could've accomplished with this "short" would be identifying the three "contenders" you have in your video with their price. I feel cheated by your video.
@@peterdemarco3406 This is not my video. I just passed a comment. 🤷🏽
Ounce for ounce, dollar for dollar the best knife is the fake Gerber Strongarm off Temu or AliExpress. $10.00 - $15.00 Per YT videos it takes a small sledgehammer to break it.
Those knives you have on the table look pretty good, but most people won't carry something like that. I DO believe that the best survival knife is the one that you have on you when the SHTF, but I also believe in buying quality gear instead of trash. I carry a Survive Knives GSO 5.1 and a Mora Garberg in my GH bag. I like my Cold Steel Recon 1 in S35VN that I have in my pocket on the daily.
I think that I was just trying to say, "don't carry garbage and you won't get stuck with garbage when you need it". Thanks for your input. Nice carry by the way. Thanks for watching.
@@bushcraftrebooted On that we agree. Nice video!
Can't go wrong with any of your choices.
What’s the name of the knife set on the right?I wouldn’t mind taking a look at it and seeing if I want to buy it.Please give me an answer as soon as possible,much appreciated
Those are the FOBOS Tier 1-C and Tier 1-mini
Leatherman
I agree with everybody! There are great options out there
We are truly living in the golden age of blades with so many great options available. Thanks for watching.
Best survival knife must have
(Bottom, front to back)
- point
- edge
- serration
- line cutter
- finger size Choil
- guard
(Upper)
- point
- thumb rest
- spine
- tumb rest
- guard
Hole for attachment spike at guard, line yard hole at handle, etc, would be nice.
What was the last one you pulled out?
And jeez, where do you get the leather done!? Holy moly...
The last one is the FOBOS Tier 1-C. The Leather is also done by FOBOS knives. Eric Hansen does nothing but first rate work. Thanks for watching. Have an awesome weekend.
@@bushcraftrebooted thanks. you too.
@@bushcraftrebootedI have the Fobos mini EDC.. quality blades for sure!
I personal preference is the ESEE 5 or 6 along with a back up IZULA All mounted together with a custom sheath.
I have a 6 in the color venom and a five plain black both with custom handles from the blade store.
Great combo there, as you may have noticed I'm a huge fan of the piggyback knife setup as well. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
The one my bank account can survive...
I do believe that's a problem that we all have. lol Thanks for watching.
😂😂😂😂😂
Tops Longhorn is my standby. Old Marine, who gets out every weekend or so to be alone and enjoy the solitude. Wheelchair bound and doing my thing also.
Thanks for your service brother. Awesome to hear you still doing your thing. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching. Have an awesome weekend.
Can you let us all know what those 2 sets of knives are and are the sheaths custom and do all the accessories come with the sets great video
I'm trying to find out the names as well.
May I ask you what was the name of the first knives you unsheathed?
what knife is that on the right in the leather is it a set for both?
What is the knives on the right? Love the look of them
What was that 1st blade that was pulled out? Nice looking!!
ooooo could you please list for me what blades these are?
On the left is the Spartan Blades Horkos and Enyo, On the right is the FOBOS Tier-1C and the Tier-1 mini. Thanks for watching.
The answer really is "The knife you will actually carry." I usually gravitate to my Esee 3 in S35VN for weight, moisture resistance, and performance capabilities.
Precisely, Awesome choice for a knife. I'm a huge fan of the S35VN, I've had great luck with it no matter where I've traveled, awesome steel in my opinion. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching. Have an awesome day.
No sarageted edges on blade. Back of cutting blade should be for your spark rod.
That's what I like about the FOBOS knife, it has a notch cut out specifically for a ferro rod the increased surface contact with the ferro rod makes it a highly effective spark thrower. Thanks for watching. Have a great day!!
First one is best survival knife
The Spartan Blades Horkos is a great knife, it has served me well for over a decade now. No doubt I would trust my life to it again. Solid choice brother. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have an awesome day!
Share you first kinfe
What are the knives in your double sheath. Also what killer sheath is that. Super rig buddy. Tennessee
That gorgeous handmade sheath is made right in your home state. The leather is handmade for FOBOS Knives, they are actually the stock sheath, these two were oil dipped. Thanks for watching. Have an awesome day.
New to fixed blades. Those look familiar but can’t place them. Mind listing their names in the description?
On the right is the Spartan Blades Horkos with the Enyo piggybacked to the sheath. On the Left in the leather sheaths is the FOBOS Knives Tier 1-C with the Tier 1-mini piggybacked. If you need more info let me know. Always happy to help. Thanks for watching. Have an awesome weekend!
@@bushcraftrebooted Thanks!
You're welcome. Always happy to help. I've got more from FOBOS knives on the way too.@@dtw1622
@@bushcraftrebooted Both brands are a bit out of budget right now. Definitely something to consider if I delve more into the world of survival/bushcrafting.
I completely understand. If you're looking more towards the bush craft end of things I would look more into the FOBOS knives, he has a bush craft specific model the "Tier 1-BC(Bush Crafter). I should have one here for the channel pretty soon. @@dtw1622
Both are best survival knife
I do love them both. Thanks for watching.
A good point you showed instead of spoken about is to have two knives
The two is one, one is none concept is always a great way to set up your knives. I've always done this in some type of configuration. Thanks for pointing that out and thanks for watching. Have an awesome day.
Another great reason to buy quality kitchen knives is those are the ones you will probably be using if SHTF. Never underestimate the value of a good meat clever in the wild, it is a chopper, remember.
BK7… I own knives from every price point with every super steel and I still believe the BK7 is the best overall. Perfect size and weight. Easy to sharpen, great edge geometry, tough as hell 1095 crovan
The Becker knives are legendary!! So many happy owners. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching. Have an awesome day.
What brand are the 2 knives on the right?
FOBOS (For Operators By Operators) Knives. Small Veteran owned maker in Tennessee. The models shown here are the Tier 1-C and the Tier 1-mini. The set shown is a semicustom set made for me by the owner/founder Erik Hansen. I'll close by saying this is the best set of knives that I have ever owned and I absolutely love everything about these knives! If you have any questions I'm always more than happy to share so please feel free ask. Thanks for watching.
Wholeheartedly agree with you Sir.
Glad that you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
I've had Esse,tops,mora,condor and more i sold them all and kept my Gerber Strongarm i trust it with my life and i know how to sharpen and use it
Use what works best for you that's always the best plan. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
I have No Idea what the best survival knife is - I haven’t been in enough survival situations to be able to pick and choose one. However there are lots of knives I would be comfortable with - Esse 5, BK7, Bayley S4, Lionsteel T5, Battlehorse Highlander, F1,even a Garberg SS. Take your pick they’ll all keep you alive which is the point isn’t it?
What's the last two and where can i find them set up like that?!....
The knives on the right are the FOBOS Tier 1-C and the Tier 1-mini. Check on FOBOS knives website and he has a list of dealers under the "Where To Buy" Tab. I hope this helped let me know if you need more info. Thanks for watching.
Straight up... Yours. Where do i get a set like that ? Plus I need some information if you could provide it for me. I need a small screw for my very special Balisong/Butterfly knife. It's really important to me to gix. If you have or know of any recommendations for websites or stores with parts for all knives. I'd appreciate it. I'd also appreciate it if i could have the company of the knives,rope ,flashlight belt combination displayed here on your post. Thanks a bunch for sharing. I just subscribed and im very much looking forward to your other videos .
graciously Mr. Patrick McGovern
My current set would be the one on the right, the FOBOS Tier-1C and Tier-1 mini with the Exotac FireRod XL and an Olight i3T EOS.
Unfortunately, I don't have any connections for small knife screws at this time, not sure how I could help with that. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer of the knife?
As far as belts go, I'm currently using the ATS Elite EDC belt, I find it to be a happy medium between a standard belt and a riggers belt.
I use standard Paracord, either 275, 550 and depending on application I will use some heavier 750 or 900 paracord. Being an FAA Certificated Parachute Rigger parachute cord has and will always have a place in my gear kit. I LOVE the stuff.
If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to ask. Thanks for your subscription to our channel. Thanks for your input in the comments section and thanks for watching. I hope the day sees you well.
What is the knife on the bottom left?
The small piggyback knife on the left is the Spartan Blades Enyo. Thanks for watching.
What are the knives shown
On the left is the Spartan Blades Horkos and Enyo and on the right is the FOBOS Tier-1C and the Tier-1 mini. Don't hesitate if you have any other questions. I'm happy to help out. Thanks for watching.
The absolute best knife is the one I have in my hand, when needed.
❤ you are right about that task after task after task ❤🎉🎉🎉
It's no good if it's dull or worse after you use it once. Thanks for watching.
Where can I get this set? Love them
Not sure which set but the knives on the left are the Spartan Blades Horkos with the Enyo piggy backed and the FOBOS Tier 1-C and Tier 1-mini in the leather sheaths on the right. Glad that you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching.
Heavy duty Multi tool. Ask any combat soldier or the contestants on "Alone"
I completely agree. I personally pack a Letherman Surge myself but a bi knife can do what a little knife can do but a little knife can't do what a bi knife can do. The blades on a multitool are definitely limited in comparison. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
What are those brown handled knives?
Those beauties are the FOBOS Tier-1C and the Tier-1 mini. By far my favorite knives. Thanks for watching.
What knives are you using in this video?
The ones in the right are a Fobos tier 1-BC and I believe the small one is the Tier 1-BC mini , I have the tier 1-BC and it is my go to, the thing is ridiculous and has been able to handle everything I’ve thrown at it, from cleaning elk all the way down to quail, is also one heck of a fire knife as well!!!!
There are so many opinions on good survival knives, there's alot of options. Imo you don't need to spend 3,4, 500 dollars and more to have a good knife. I have a pretty decent collection of knives but as far as taking knives with you somewhere to get the F outta Dodge, or just to throw in your pack, I'd say have a smaller fixed blade, a medium sized blade and a Big one. Like, (example) I'd probably grab my Sog Pillar, Cold Steel SRK, and then maybe my Ontario SP10 Marine Raider Bowie, or another day, i may feel like grabbing my Steel Will Argonaut 800 and switch it up. It's all preference.
100% correct.
What letter sheathe are you using for those fobos knives?
They're the stock sheaths they were oil dipped and I rearranged the scout carry straps to hold on the Tier 1-mini. Hope that helped. Thanks for watching.
Agreed! I think the best survival knife is the one that is the most intelligently DESIGNED as a survival knife. Something that is more or less a jack of all trades like an ESEE 6 or Becker bk7 or maybe the 2 larger knives you show here 👍
On the left is the Spartan Blades Horkos and Enyo, on the right is the FOBOS Tier 1-C and Tier 1 Mini. Both amazing blades like the ESEE or Bekers. Thanks for your input it's much appreciated and thanks for watching.
I think the best survival knife is the one you have refers to edc carrying a knife, like you can’t carry a tops machete all the time so have a good knife that is always with you
I like this topic as I don't think that is any one correct answer. Lots of opinions. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
I want both
I have no regrets on it. Definitely worth the investment. Thanks for watching.
What are the models you are showing right there?
The knives on the left are the Spartan Blades Horkos and Enyo and the knives on the right are the FOBOS Tier-1C and Tier 1 Mini. Don't hesitate if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching.
Depends on your situation
Who makes the 2nd knife?
FOBOS (For Operators By Operators) Those 2 are a custom set made for me by Erik Hansen owner and founder, also a retired career Green Beret. Check them out brother, you will not be dissapointed. Feel free to ask if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching.
True your words are….. example you have made….. words of wisdom you gave….
That's what Yoda would've said. lol. Thanks for the chuckle and thanks for watching.
No worries, blade brother. Awesome subject matter.
Double edge blade is a must for me.
What are you carrying? Thanks for watching.
Survival / include the ability to fight with it also.
Always double edged.
Always important. Both of the designers of these knives said that the knives were good for fighting as well. Not that I've ever tested that but I can take their advice as both are retired, career Green Berets.@@dougpope638
@@bushcraftrebooted I get it..I too am military. USMC..
Always trust the feel and the grip of a best tool. Like a seasoned tool.
Best bud that will always watch your back
Can you tell the beamed and makers of these knives in your video.
For alot of us, we arent carrying around a fixed blade. Most of us carry a folder. I think that the best survival knife is going to be the one that saves you and gets you back home. I stand by esee and becker quality but in reality, i edc a chris reeve, a gerber multi tool and a victorinox huntsman. I leave my esee at home.
Which ones are those?? Nice sheaths also
Mel Parry Blade
Never heard of it. I'll have to look it up. Thanks for watching.
Survival is 100% different from playing around on the weekend though it's great training.
My thought is this, make all you have work but why would I have a super steel? Super hard to sharpen steel is great when you can go back home and sharpen on a jig. What if there isn't a home, how much gear you wanna pack?
So 1095 or 14c28n.
Ever try sharpening super steel free hand, mess that profile up and now you got another hammer.
Yes s/s edge retention is awesome but all knives dull.
The buck 692 . Not the biggest or most expensive but reliable and easy to sharpen in the field, matched up with a decent folder (buck 110 or a Spyderco) and your in very good shape without breaking the bank
I'll take reliable over expensive any day. Knowing your kit is equally as important and you certainly do. Thanks for your feedback and thanks for watching.
@@bushcraftrebooted thanks for the reply looking Forward to your videos subscribed to see more
Thank you. I post shorts daily, dealing with a logistical nightmare ccurrently but will be posting overnighters and such as soon as possible.@@robertbranczewski2454
Idk about the best because i havent tried every one that exists lol. Some i own and have absolute faith in to never fail me are, Gerber Strongarm, Cold Steel Srk, SOG Sealpup, Buck 117 or 119, Camillus Ergon, and if you need something cheaper, a company called Avalanche makes a paracord wrapped handle machete that is about 12 inches and stood up to everything i threw at it
Well I mean if you go outdoors it would be wise to strap your finest knife to your belt. Should anything happen you have what you know you can depend on. I suppose the saying is really reffering to the real deal survival scenario. Which is when you are not prepared, maybe even injured. At that point a fractured piece of flint stone could be the only thing one can source as a knife.
Great view on the topic, thanks for sharing.
If you want a good looking all 'rounder then the Fallkniven A1 Pro, but if you want a real Chopper then the Extrema Ratio Selvan. Both are around $400, but you did say The Best.
I think it's more about survival Skills - you know & can depend on. People have gone out & played stupid with any # of tools or knives - from your SAKs to expensive machetes, axes, bowies, etc.
If you have the "skill base" you can stand up to any (Survival) challenge - even with a caveman knife made from stone, bone, or sharpened wine bottle glass... that said; multitools are more heavy duty than a SAK knife.
Can i know what knife It Is ?
Urban survival. Any useful / innocuous belt-carry fixed blade works because I can use it without a fuss.
Excellent choices there.
I like that each of your knives has a backup. 👍🏼👍🏼
If the best survival knife is the one you have, you better carry your best knife every day!
My edc is a TOPS Prather War Bowie with a Brakimo as backup.
I have a number of kits. In my Jeep, at home, a couple extra kits stashed here and there…. Each with a great “survival knife”.
My favorite knife is the TOPS Armageddon, pared with a TOPS Lite Trekker on piggyback.
My Jeep kit has a Bark River JBA Prototype pared with a Condor Terrasaur.
Also have the TOPS Firestrike 45 pared with a CRKT Kangee Tomahawk.
Also have the Tahoma Field Knife as my only one-tool-option.
Mumma Bear has the TOPS Longhorn Bowie with some kind of Mora.
Baby Bear has a BK7 with a RAT 5 as backup.
Two is one, one is none. Love your gear layouts. Extremely thorough! I've always been interested in the Tops Armageddon, just never pulled that trigger, not yet at least. lol Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
@@bushcraftrebooted
I’m a fan of the TOPS Knives, but even more I respect the guys that run the company.
When I first met Leo Espinosa, he agreed to smooth down the little finger choil on my Armageddon. That made it 1000 times more comfortable in my giant gorilla hands.
It is my absolute favorite knife if any size or maker.
I’ve chopped down trees (small) with it, and I’ve cleaned fish with it.
Sharp enough to shave, and tough enough to handle just about anything.
Yep. With you on this one totally. Quality over quantity every day. Save up, be patient and don't buy impulsivity.
Not only Survival, but any tool you are needing for regular usage and tools you need to rely on.
Likewise, even when buying reused gear from yard sales - don't be impulsive. Ask yourself "Will I really use this? Is it good quality" Otherwise it's just boxes of half good clutter.
Thanks, so many people get caught up in the cheaper stuff that constantly needs to be replaced. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching. I say buy quality once and don't cry every time it breaks and you have to replace it.
@@bushcraftrebooted
Buy cheap, buy twice is the old saying
That's the beauty of knives, there's one for every situation! Survival knives have their place as all others do. Take the movie 127 hrs, the guy made out with a cheap Swiss army knife knock off, it got the job done! The movie is based on a true story BTW. Survival is based more on your will not what you have on you! Food for thought my friends!
I carried a Desert EK in combat in Afghanistan 🇦🇫 2006.
Thanks for our service and a belated welcome home brother.
That doesn’t mean anything since you never used it in combat with another human being
Tops Silent Hero or D Fly, Esee 6, Condor Selknam, and you gotta throw the Gerber Strongarm, OKC Raider bowie, and the Mora in there.
Damn right. Invest in your tools
I agree. Buy once, cry once.
Fair comment 👍🏻
Thanks for watching.
Sir, the best survival knife IS the one that you have with you, and I don't know about you but I don't carry nor do I own any cheap trinket when it comes to my knives and I always urge people to buy the very best they can afford. I myself have custom handmade knives that I paid several hundred dollars for, and knives that I paid less than a hundred dollars for, and I would trust any one of them in a survival situation, I hand picked each one and have used each one and know what they can do. The 3 that you have here seem to be fine quality blades and would work very well and I just might have to go and check them out myself and maybe purchase, thanks for sharing them
I have a somewhat small collection of knives, but thinking on it when it comes down to it, if I were in a tough situation I only trust like 3 maaaybe 4 of them to get me through it and get the job done.
Nothing wrong with that. I only have 5 knives all together. I prefer quality over quantity. How many knives can one really carry anyhow. Thanks for watching.
It is a process to discover what works for you.
I agree, seems like a never ending process as well. So many great options available we are living in the golden age of blades. Thanks for watching. Have an awesome day.
whos the maker for the ones on the right? the brown ones?
FOBOS (For Operators By Operators) knives. The two shown are the Tier 1-C and Tier 1-mini. Designed and built by the owner Eric Hansen. Incredible craftsmanship but to be expected by a 23 year career Green Beret!! Excellent price for what you're getting.
@@bushcraftrebooted thanx for the info bro
@@toddhanson666 Always happy to help. Thanks for watching.
I have a ton brown tracker which is supposed to be the ultimate survival blade, but it is not good for combat AND does a half ass job of several tasks
Barkriver bravo 1 or 1.25. Great vid!
Great knives, thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
What are the two knifes on the right and where did you get the holster?
On the right us the FOBOS Tier 1-C and the Tier 1-mini, both of the sheaths are stock. Thanks for watching.
Yeah!!! The way two knives together with other gadgets is my idea of how gadgets should be carried.
Everyone loves some well organized gadgets. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
One that is sharp, tough, has a good sheath and is not ridiculously priced.
You have a point but what if you don't have that knife of yours or you loose it?
I always have a knife like this on me and the "what if you lose it scenario" applies to any knife or any piece of gear for that matter. Improvise.... Thanks for watching.
What are the knives in the leather sheath on the right?
I like the diver's knife. Does more damage than most bullets.
And the reload times are faster too. lol Thanks for watching.
You should review those kits , second one looks pretty cool with two knives and lanterns, its sold together?
I am planning full reviews of both of these knife sets and a lot of other things too. I'm working on my RUclipsr skills. I have the outdoor stuff down just learning to put it into videos.The second set is a semi custom set by FOBOS knives, one of a kind. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
German made SOG
I can never go against German engineering when it comes to anything. Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
That saying; "The best knife is the one you have" does NOT mean to compromise or carry junk or anything like that. It simply means that we can all talk about great guns and knives. But if they aren't with you they are of no service.
Back in the old days , 10 year olds had bigger blades.. they are trinkets...
Is this when you served as a special delta seal submarine door gunner? lol
@@bushcraftrebooted what hell is that supposed to mean lol, Tanker 19 Echo FORT KNOX GUNNER LOADER DRIVER, 3RD ARMOR DIVISION BUDDY BACKER ... AVID OUT DOORS MAN FOR 30 PLUS YEARS...
A bit sensitive? Called my knives trinkets, from a 2 day old account. YOU came across as a troll.@@user-bd8je6cb9z
I don't think you fully understand that statement.... But I like the tracksuit.
I have a Böker knife that's done pretty good for me. Even though i do prefer a full tang blade, this locking one does just fine.
Boker makes some grade blades. Thanks for watching.
That’s gotta be the prettiest leatherwork I’ve seen in a minute. Functional. Classic. Gorgeous
Hard to believe that it's the "stock" sheath!?!? FOBOS knives is nothing but quality in every aspect. Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.
Anyone know what knife is on the right?
That is the FOBOS Tier 1-C and the Tier 1-mini and I absolutely love them both. I'll have more by FOBOS on the channel soon. Feel free if you have any other questions. Thanks for watching.
My personal favorite is my Chris Reeve Pacific. Personally it is the perfect knife.
It's very important to a healthy relationship that you "love the knife your with". lol Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching.
How can I purchase this product
They should be available at either Spartan Blades or FOBOS knives. Thanks for watching.
I agree 💯 % I love my esee 6
Love that knife brother!! It is a sweet knife. I bet it's the one that you have on you when you leave the pavement? Thanks for your input and thanks for watching.