How Can A $15 Knife Be This Good???
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 11 фев 2018
- Many of our videos are comedic & satirical & not intended to cultivate antisocial or unlawful behavior. Thank you for supporting our Channel through the below affiliate links. No price increase for you but we may receive compensation.
-Amazon - our store - wranglermart.com
-Jk Boots - www.jkboots.com/wranglerstar
-Radios Made Easy - radiomadeeasy.com/product/wra...
-Amsoil - www.amsoil.com/c/products/1/?...
-GoDark Bags - godarkbags.com/#cody411
-Premier Body Armor - www.premierbodyarmor.com/wranglerstar
-Vertx - shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=228804...
-My Patriot Supply - www.preparewithwranglerstar.com
-Eden Grow Systems - edengrowsystems.com/wranglerstar
Become A Wranglerstar Member For Exclusive Content and Perks
/ @wranglerstar
SUBSCRIBE: bit.ly/2btWfQR and turn on notifications to get them
#Proho #wranglerstar 
Развлечения
GET YOUR SVORD KNIFE HERE + + + ONLY $14 + + + FREE SHIPPING goo.gl/tCEXXU (this is a Amazon affiliate link)
EKA from Sweden make something similar to this called a Swingblade, maybe something to check out. Being Swedish steel its not as affordable as this one.
Been wanting to pick up one of the minis to try out for awhile now might have to place an order... Also now that your looking into cheap/affordable knives what do you think of the Le Duck fixed blade? Or are you just not a fan of fixed blades in general?
Here in Europe, these sell for around the $18/$19 for the mini, $22 for the regular and a $141 for the giant 216mm blade length
Wranglerstar as a sailing instructor, I carry a leatherman wingman with some fishing twine around some of the holes, and that is then attached to an emergency release old lanyard clip, so it doesn't fall in the water when on the boat, but if some one is in trouble it's easily accessible. Anyway u might want to try it for a bit
My personal fav is the CRKT PAZODA similar price point and it's a super slim easy carry for every day
Has anyone noticed that we just sat here for 3 minutes while he told us how he lost and found his knife
Just like my grandpa :D
In Texas that is how we get to know each other. Long conversations about nothing just to get over the fact that yall are both stuck at the DMV. If we ever start a conversation with someone and they act like they don't have the time, then we know you're not from here.
@@chickentendies4485 I guess I'm not from Texas.
Because he makes more money if the video is over 10 minutes long. That's the threshold. A lot of RUclipsrs pad their videos with bullshit nonsense to accomplish this.
@@DrFrogglePhD yeah man you really got it figured out the guy who has a job outside of youtube which would be good enough without youtube needs the money so he's going tell a story for no reason to pad out the runtime
"and who dosent have a extra 10-15 bucks"
*sweats profusely*
My bank laughs at me in my nightmares
lol I hear you man. I'm watching this on the fact that it was $15 for a potential good knife.
WranglerGay is just another YT panty boy making shorts in his fenced backyard.
Low effort knife you won’t miss when lost. This thing should be a buck but it’s 15. I don’t see the bargain. And the tang sticking out wearing a hole in your pocket is a feature. Wrangler sounds like a use car salesman/ginssu commercial. Buy now and avoid future regret. Lol
Us. Not even one dollar in the bank
I did not know you are a Fire Fighter........ GOD bless you and your family, you are a real Hero all best, Max
Lol
Cringe🥴
@Anuel Jackson 😂
I’m a firefighter too it wears you out at 2 am and I’m proud of every firefighter
Im pretty sure he retired now
Kinda reminds me of those old straight razors people used to shave with.
Used to? People and some barbers still use a straight razor! :) I get your thinking ,though.
@@CReed-kf7eo I used to use one. Couldn't keep the blade sharp enough though.
Gotta get a nice one. If you have a soft steel then you'll have to sharpen it often
Same
Ash Green they make some that take razor blades and when they get dull you can switch the blades
As a kiwi that wears, Redwings, Filson, and Outlier I appreciate American quality.
It's great to see Americans appreciate kiwi quality.
Very kind of you to say. Live in US and love European made items. The quality is great.
Filson is fantastic
Redwing boots 👍
Dude. I was literally starting to think this as I found your comment lol
you're a fruit?
Looks like a chilli pepper
Matthew Taylor I have a yellow one and that looks like a banana
Matthew Taylor you look like a chili pepper
@@_wizzy_2528 nah he's just yearning for attention
@@morganmccomas9247 your mom goes to college
@@morganmccomas9247 you look like a chilli pepoer
I've been collecting and using knives since I was a kid. Have recently acquired an Opinel, and have been using a Mora for my camp knife for a few years. This is next on my list of inexpensive quality knives. I'm not sure how Sweden, France, and New Zealand manage to make such good stuff at an affordable price, even after being imported, but I wish that American manufacturers would figure it out. I can't find a Chinese-made Kershaw branded knife for less than 30 bucks, much less 12 to 15. I'm an artist, craftsman, and outdoorsman, and I actually use my knives on a daily basis. I'm not taking a $100 knife on a kayak trip only to give it away to the fishes.
I fell down the rabbit hole; I started looking at Ganzo, for a cheap, high quality pocket folder, ended up picking up a Mora and falling in love with it. I wanted a folding Mora, turns out the French have me covered. Now I'm looking at Opinel, MAM, Svord, even a Victorinox to round out the group.
My girlfriend is super excited about my newly rediscovered love of knives 😅
I have an Opinel as my EDC, grabbing one of these to check out.
Maybe just use a lanyard with something floating on it.
I thought that was universal common practice when on water, seems like a no brainer no matter if 300$ knife, Svord or Opinel.
Opened are serious value for money, can be razor sharp, but their blades can break.
I hate these knives. They’re dangerous. They do make cool fixed blades.
In 2021 the svord is up to $28
Great vid as always Wranglestar
My favorite cheap knife is the mora companion made in sweeden. However it doesn't fold
A good company that makes great folding knives that are CRAZY cheap is opinel from France. You should check it out
@@rihannaperez1626 I own 4 Opinel knives, and I can confirm.
Try out the mora gardberg it’s amazing
There’s this crazy good one out of France called mamamelo knives
Life Is Schwartz I don’t know I have over 40 knives 🔪 but simple Mora Companion Carbon with thin blade is always beside me,, it’s light and perfectly fits in my hand,,spine is sharpened for fire 🔥 steel or mag bar...
"Everybody is racist, you destroyed the meaning" straight up facts
then straight up after that to say everything made in china is poor quality is kinda racist. admittedly a lot stuff made in china aren't the very good quality, or even good value, especially when talking about tools. but that doesn't make it right to say "everything" made in china is poor quality.
@@stin11111 I mean you're not wrong man he did generalize quite a bit, recently the quality of their production has improved. But at the same time buying a European or American product is more guaranteed to last.
Nothing wrong with acknowledging statistics and racial behaviors
@@heilhonkler6981 There's plenty of quality stuff coming out of china. It just costs quality prices. More often then not, people buy the cheapest chinese stuff they can find then get mad that it broke. Despite that, people go out and buy new iphones and ipads every year, even though those are also made in China. So cheap stuff is cheap. What a shocker.
Generalizing a countries product quality in a negative way has nothing to do with with race.
I feel similarly about the Higonokami. Great thick blade, good steel, etc. But I hated the XL version. The smaller 3" bladed version is way better. Fits in your pocket great, and feels more of an appropriate size for a cheap friction folder.
Still loving your content, W family, even though I handle no axes, no edc knives, never ride a dirt bike or side my house. Used to ride a motorcycle, used to teach girls and women survival and camping skills, led canoe trips of 5+ days in MN, and let my hubby do all the fire wood stuff, ha, let him......
This is so awesome. Sorry, I was just reading replies and I read yours. I think it is really wicked you used to teach and lead canoe trips. I lived in Thunder Bay, Ontario basically adjacent to MN. Amazing tripping opportunities!
Can a lead canoe really float? ;D
Smart woman;)) God Bless!
@@bjmaguire6269 You mean women can be smart?
Cody, so glad you found your favorite pocket knife. I can relate, I am a spyderco fan personally, and for a time, I had misplaced my original endura 4, with VG10 blade. Even though I have since upgraded to a "super steel" zdp189 version for EDC, misplacing my original was painful. Luckily, as with you, I eventually found it... or more to the point, went back to my remote cottage where I suspected I had left it. I would like to offer a personal opinion if you don't mind... I know the last time you lost your benchmade, you went through numerous knives, trying to find a suitable replacement. In the end, you settled back to what you know, love and have come to rely on... I am not telling you what to do, but I would suggest there are certain things in life that we just can not replace... for me, it is having a spyderco in my pocket, ready to go at a moments notice... for you, I believe, your benchmade 940 is the same. Thankfully you do not have to replace it this time, but if you ever do, for what ever reason, my advice would be to just go ahead and do what you know is going to make you happy. Just a thought from a fan...
I had no idea I was going to purchase a pocket knife tonight, but after seeing your videos and what you put your tools through and the experience and expectations you have for your equipment I can say you just sold me on this knife sir!
.....kinda wonder how it's going
OK, Cody, I bought the white one. I'm 74 this month and "don't get dirty anymore." 🤠
damn the knives are 25-30$ on amazon now lol
We can't get them in New Zealand for $15, even without shipping! Bargain.
What?
ashcustomworks I got one for $5.30 NZD in Napier
Typical bloody rip off NZ. I could buy NZ lamb, kiwis, wine cheaper in UK than I can here.
@@hudsonquay you realise that's 15 dollars us ofc you can't get it 15 dollars in nz
Same I can't even find them in Wellington
Bought one through your affiliate link! The mini looks PERFECT for what I use my knife most for... castrating bull calves. When you're doing hundreds of them you need it to keep an edge and it truly needs to be a one hand opener.
Thanks for the recommendation. Saved me a bunch.
I have used this Svord knife for two seasons exclusively for edible mushroom hunting and foraging. It is fantastic. Orange color is easy(er) to find if lost on the forest floor. The single handed open is great for field cleaning mushrooms. And the HCS blade is great. I would like to see how it works for bushcraft, like splitting wrist sized firewood.
I love cheap knives. I have so many Opinels, most from 6 to 9, but a few other sizes too. Stainless and carbon. My dress knife is an Opinel 7 with an Olivewood handle in stainless. I have GIVEN so many of those knives away. People will comment on it or ask what it is and I just say, "here, it's yours!" My son has a couple of these, I have never tried carrying one though. Maybe I will...
Opinel are exceptional knives.
Ronan o hEidhin I had the 10- it’s just a bit too big. They’re brilliant value for money
i like the opinel 8 with a carbon blade.. i may strip the blade and locking ring off and make a custom handle
I agree on the Opinel. Any time I get bored I buy another one.
I live in New Zealand
I love how wranglestar never takes anything for granite he’s a true respectable honest man we need more ppl like him in the world
Granite
I too would take anything depending on the amount of granite, of course.
i take so many things for 'granite'
FOR GRANTED. NOT GRANITE. ARE YOU A ROCK PERSON?
Carl yes, yes I am
As a 940 owner I am really happy for you that you found yours! The thought of losing mine upsets me.
Just got mine last week and man oh man do I love it. It has the sharpest factory edge I’ve ever seen and man is it a cool knife.
I will forever be a leatherman sidekick guy, it's a quick accessible knife, it's a pair of pliers, it's a screwdriver, it's a saw and many more. Can't go wrong.
Yea my leatherman is on my hip every day at work. I tend to rotate around a few other options depending on my weekend activity.
Me, a Chinese New Zealand person: *my goals are beyond your understanding*
**a Chinese person living in New Zealand
@@csarebel8657
No, I’m mixed?
Cool story bro
@@Purplebruh
Cool comment bro
@@MEM_8008 Cool reply bro
I got one of these a few years back for my birthday, one of the best gifts I've ever received!
I'm quite happy you uploaded this! Usually I buy $30-$40 Sheffield pocket knives (2 so far) and lost one due to a hole in my pocket that was caused because of the knife. Mainly in fear of loosing an expensive knife. In all time using them I have been pretty well satisfied with my knife needs but wondered what other options there were. I think you answered that! These are brilliant little knives, it might be neat to remove the blade from the hand it comes with and make a wood handle.
You can get a wood handled version.
Ive been using an opinel for quite some time. I really like it, I like the classy older looking feel to it.
Northern Woodsman I like your content
Get the Leatherman Skeletool. It’s my go to multi tool. I believe made in Oregon too.
I picked one up, super happy to find something simple yet useful.
Just picked up the mini one because of this video, absolutely love it! Also bought the ken onion knife sharpener because of your videos... best knife sharpener I’ve ever owned!
Wife: please don't watch anymore wranglerstar tool videos, you end up buying a new tool every time you do.
Me: She didn't say anything about old wranglerstar knife videos....
For those of you who don’t know where New Zealand is, it’s the home of the America’s Cup...
Svord also make wooden handles ones, and there is a huge version too, but the best tip is to round off the pointed back of the handle, fits nicer in the pocket.
Small island to the south of australia and my backup option if I don't get work visa in the US... Their gun laws are second to first too
HonkieKowboy your opinion has probably changed now
I love odd, cheap little knives like this. I just ordered one of these based off of your recommendation and can't wait to get it and carry it around. It's always fun when I hand my friends a knife that's a little different and the say "wtf is this"? hahaha!
I got to say, I recently picked up a mini peasant and have been using it as my EDC knife. And I got to say, I have fallen in love with the little knife
I like my buck 110 it's been my favorite since I was around 10 and I still have the same one today 9 years later. It was around $25 when I got it and I use it everyday from skinning animals, cleaning fish, and basically anything I need to do. For the the quality the price is nothing. It holds a edge better than almost any of my knives also.
I got my first buck 110 when I was around 15. I still have a 110 that I carry in my truck. I've gone through probably 2 -110's, the one I have now is the one I bought my dad when I was around 23 I'm now 57. Its still a good knife and at that time it was around $27 early 80 late seventies. I did move on to a buck 112 easier to carry in the pocket. Now I have a Leatherman charge that I just can't part with.
Me: Bends over to pick something up with that knife in my pocket
Knife: Jabs me in the obliques with its freakin tang
Yikes
Now imagine it opens in your pocket
As a paramedic I carry two things, I have my Raptors (don't @ me, damn things are amazing and have lasted me nearly 6 years without issue) and my Harbor Freight folder. I would love to see you review those, as the handle feels like real G10 and the blade from the package is incredible, holds an insane edge and to date has cut 20+ sets of seatbelts. I will definitely check out the SVORD, even if it is to take on a woodwork project to make a pretty handle for it.
Opinels are also super affordable and offer a pretty cool “old school” design. They don’t quite qualify for a one hand open but they do have a locking mechanism. For around $10 you can’t go wrong!
Cody, have you heard about higonokami knives, they are a traditional Japanese folding knife, Dutch bushcraft knives does a few videos about them, you can get many of them for under $20, they are all hand made by one man. They are beautiful and have the same friction hold as the Svord knives. Hope this helps haha. God bless -Kyle
Kyle newhall I have one and it's such a neat knife
I have one ,the steel is such good quality. Holds a perfect edge and nearly forever. Rust is a problem, but with a little oil on it it will be fine. I love it. And its a really small knife for the length of the blade, a perfect little edc knife made in Japan.
Chris Diehl they are great little knives, I have two of the smaller ones a black and a brass one, but I want to get so many more haha I love them because they're different, you don't see many knives made like that.
german woodworker the steel really is amazing I've noticed they do hold an edge for quite a long time, but you are right rust can be an issue but I keep a little bit of animal fat on them and haven't had any problems since 😊
Yeah, and the laminated blade is razor sharp, ine time i missed my finger, but really close, it was so close the first layer of my skin was shaved away. I was not bleeding, but it was a terrifying close call, a quarter inch deeper and i would have hit the bone probably.
I use mine to cut kiwis
I hope we're talking about the kiwi berry here...
Well, of course
That's about all mine would cut. Things junk
I know, junk.
stone wintjen50 it was sharp in some places. The angles are all over and the geometry of the grind goes from a flat grind to a hollow grind back to flat and some Chile going on Its bad enough it'll be close to 3/16 shorter at the tip to clean it up.
Thank you for this wonderful review on the peasant knife. I have been looking for an inexpensive EDC that wouldn't break on me at work. This looks like a good contender to me. I'll try out both sizes just to get a feel for them. Hoping for the best.
Never heard of this knife. Ordered this right after I saw this video. Best knife I have owned. Thank you!!!!
Cody, that's not how you one hand open them easy.
Put the bit with the hole in the middle of your palm with the blade facing you and pointing upwards. Slide the handle away from you and down.. you will figure it out the movements from there. Means you can grab from pocket and open in one easy swift movement... Also keeps the blade facing away from you.
Great knife. I own the same knife in the same colour... just so i don't lose it!
Regards
New Zealand Nuke
Newkthecow I hate when someone starts off a comment with the person's name and then a comma.
Doug Johnson, Cool story mate.
Doug, that's crazy. Or is it simply Doug that's crazy.
Newkthecow cool story mate 😂
04:25 is where the clip actually starts....
Cody, I was crazy hesitant to drop around $100 on a good edc knife... and then I see this video. God bless you, sir. This may indeed be that answer to prayer.
Love the idea of the knife! I have a 100$ knife and i use it at work but all worn out now and i don’t wanna spend high dollar on knives for work when it’s gonna wear out fast. I work on a rig so a knife is always handy. I will for sure be ordering some of these soon for me to use at work now! And i love the friction lock! Probably my favorite thing on there besides the price!
The Svord knife is made of L6 steel. Saw blade steel. Mr. Baker knows what's up.
You should make a wooden handle for it. Should be pretty easy and would make it look awesome!
Svord actually makes those
Problem is that with the friction lock a wood handle is more likely to swell if you get it wet and clamp your knife shut, you can bash the tang open but up to you. I have a wooden handle for mine and it’s fine for me but not sure I’d main a wooden one as a edc or a fishing knife or something. Mines just a beater
I learned pretty quick to get knives with bright color scales. Drop a black knife in the woods and say goodbye. Drop a bright red or yellow one and your chances of recovery are much higher. It's also to sight easier in low light and down in a pack or what-not. One that can be found with an ultraviolet light at night is also a plus.
thank you for your service as a first responder brother subscribed just now and i think just about all of us firefighters know the pain of leaving their knife in their bunker pants
Opinel carbone do a good cheap locking knife, takes a really good edge and locks both ways. I would be scared with that in my pocket lol
I have one, the plastic of the handle isn't slippery, it gives a little resistance to opening along with tightness from adjusting the 2 screws. It won't open by accident. I put a string on the hole in the "lever" and leave it hanging out of the pocket to grab, then push the lever against my leg to open. The blade seems more robust than the opinel, which I have with a screw on thumb stud installed on it.
I've carried pricy knives for a while ($50-100) range and havent gone higher because I lose them all the time. For the last 3ish years I've carried a Kershaw 3870. Its held up well and is pretty decent for edge retention. The best part is when it's a cheap knife I never loose it. It's < $25.
I have my VictoryKnox Solo blade for the last ten years. A simple and great pocket blade.
I bought my first svord peasant knife after watching this video, and from skinning Elk to cutting rope, peeling apples, and what have you, it has to be probably my favorite new pocketknife, I dont think I will ever buy any other pocket knives, as I dont think they will hold up to the new standard that these knives have given me
I've heard those been called Friction folder…At least on Forged in fire.
Having no pocket clip is the reason I've lost so many knives. My Benchmade mini reflex and mini griptilian I've had for years and have never lost.
I carry the large one everyday it slides into my back pocket and I have a lanyard on the spur that attaches to my belt. IT is extremely handy easy to retrieve easy to open and never gets lost.
You can open your Opinel using only one hand. It’s called using the Savoie Knock. It works great. Excellent video by the way!
I am a kiwi and '. I know that they also make Damascus steel knives with deer antler handle beautiful knives very nice own very good Steel definitely look at buying a svord
I loved when you did the videos about those cheap amazon products. Even though there are many videos like that on RUclips , you are the most entertaining when doing it. Like if you agree!!
I bought one of these knives a few years ago and carry it everyday. I can confirm it is a great knife. Holds a wonderful edge and has no problem getting the work done. Great knife to own
I bought the large peasant in blue a few weeks back. Real clean, simple knife for the money. Took it's edge to near razer levels on a set of stones. I'm on a farmstead so when i go outside i just throw it in my leg pocket, doesn't seem to get in the way too much. I'm funny with things, once i find something i like, i tend to stick to it. Peasant mini in blue next, then possibly a large and small in wood trim with the belt pouches as a birthday treat. Svord do some wicked looking fixed blades and if they hold up anything like these folders do, then i may look at them as well. One of my favourite ever knives is my mora companion (without the fancy firelighter built in).... simple, sturdy, cost nothing to buy, and keeps a nice workable edge to it.
Wow thanks for this review, right after I watched it I went on Amazon and ordered it, less then 24 hours later I have it in my hands. OMG this blade is sharp, like 10° +/-
I've only lost 2 knives, both victorinox officer suisse that I only "lost " because I forgot I was carrying them and they were confiscated by security.
1:07
Look at the bottom right corner of the screen
Overexcited_ Chiken OMGGGGG A DOOOOOOOOOG!1!1!1!1 THAT’S CRAZY 😯😯😯😯😯!!!!!!!!!!!1!1!
sick there is food
i know its not those kind of dogs its a pet it was a joke but there is a type of food made from dogs
Heart raser
i bought the clear handled one a few years back and its been in my pocket most days, its really my go to. the clear handle is cool cause i can tell when its really dirty and needs to be cleaned
I've got one and I'm shocked everyday about how awesome and simple it is
He really just bought a new one and didn't want to tell us. So he came up with a story in case we called it out in a future video.
I wish you would check out CRKT (Columbia River Knife & Tool). They are in the Portland area so you could probably weasel a factory tour.
Lance Surgeon - I think I have at least 10 of them. excellent High quality yet affordable. I’m caring the M-16-13SF now. Wish they made a non-serrated version though.
I own a couple of CRKT knives and in my opinion they're just not a good value. You're paying a premium price for knives made with budget steel. There's so many better options out there.
Hey I’m from NZ and I love these knives , love your videos
I had my mini for about 5 years now. Really is a great steel for an every day beater/workhorse.
Carbon steel! Like the Lord intended knives to be!
Factory edge leaves much to be desired. However, not really a problem given the steel.
Wrangler you sould make wood handles for them.
Kia Ora from us here in New Zealand. Love your educational, and manly content. cheers
It's actually one of the most appreciated things I own. Its cheap sure but I really like the fact that its a purpose built knife.
Us kiwis love american quality. i live in new zealand and ive never seen this. Ill have to look
It's sad that your gov't is evil and is trying to take your self defense weapons.
@@remyllebeau77 slightly American comment...
@@vegasspaceprogram6623 There is plenty of condemnation left for my own government. Everyone needs to fight these psychopaths in gov't. In most cases it would be better to remove them all and restart from the ground up.
@@remyllebeau77 yeah I don't like jacinda that much....don't like biden either...
My son bought me a zero tolerance hinderer knife for my birthday last year. I had been covering that knife for a year. Within a week I had lost it. I was heart broken. We would walk to a shopping center for lunch that was on the other side of some railroad tracks every day. To get there we had to cut through some brush and a hole in the fence to cross the tracks. So. A week later I decided to bring a machete to clear the brush so we wouldn’t get wet from the over hanging leaves. While I was hacking away at the the Brush my friend spotted a knife hanging from a vine right next to the fence opening. Lol. I was so happy. I found my knife dangling there. So I got pick pocketed by a flowering vine. You are right about those pocket clips. My retribution on that vine was swift. The machete raised some eye brows from the waitress though. 😊
Simeon Kessler fence breaker! Breaker of fences & property !
I just got one of these and, when you take it apart, there is a second pair of holes for the brass stop pin. This allows you to move the pin so that the tang/opening lever will be completely hidden inside the handle when fully opened. This would eliminate a hotspot when you use the knife for a long time.
Great to know. Thanks.
How well does the knife stay open using a variety of grips that don't hold the tang part down.
@@bena3341 If you apply a downward pressure towards the edge of the blade I think it will be fine. I'm not so skilled that I get fancier than that. Mine is still newish and will not open by itself--that would be dangerous.
Glad you found the Benchmade, that's a great feeling.
I love how real this guy is , he didn't get the wrench because it was too deep , I would do the exact same thing
Thanks for the review!
"Here's your knife."
"It's a svord!"
Opinel ftw! My daily carry... Love the wood handle as well.
I have had my 965 puma deer hunter for over 20 years and this knife was handed down to me it is dated from 1972 so yes I know if you find that ideal pocket knife look after it but if you ever see one of these 965 knifes grab it its holds up well and holds a great edge
I had to look up “EDC”. Learn something new every day. :-)
I LOVE the way you said “...everyone is a racist...you’ve basically destroyed that word....”. It was so smooth. You said it as a fact of life and then moved on. All I can say is R I G H T. O N !!! I’ve never heard that truth about that overused word expressed better. Keep it up! :-)
Electric daisy carnival?
Make wood scales for one pls
Troy Dodson That would look wonderful. I hope he sees this!
They have the wood option on Amazon. It cost a little more, but still not bad at $25.
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00DXNY9QC/ref=mp_s_a_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1518471344&sr=8-10&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=svord+peasant+knife
oh wow that is nice looking
mperdue73 looks cool but I wanna see custom made ones.
They have brass and copper trimmed too!
I'm a New Zealander and I approve of this review. Also, thank you for what you said about us man!! Keep on keeping on brother, and stay safe!! Cheers 🤙
I bought a mini and a regular size. My god I love them. Thanks for the recommendation
Captin- Cody there is a fire
Cody- yeah that's cool, Wana see my knife?
Gavin Reddig LOL
When he was telling that storey I laughed and pictured him trying to show everyone while they were fighting the fire.
Then on the ride home he’s looking at his knife, everyone’s tired and covered in soot and smoke from battling a fire that took down an apartment building, and he says “wow, what a great night!!”
Hahahahaha.
Since the posting of this video that knife is now $31.00 and is unavailable
I just checked right now on the link and it is available and $18.43.(Black Color)
I suppose everyone has their favorite knife or tool but I just don't get your heart stopping praise of the Benchmade knife, especially at the price. I got a Buck Knives 110 folding knife back in 1963 when I deployed to VN and have carried it ever since. It has carried a fabulously sharp edge and I have used it for everything a knife could be used for. And it still has a warranty but at my age, I think I will let it go if I would need to use it. If not, I will pass it to my son. I also have a Randall custom made fighting knife but I prefer the Buck, to be honest. American made, too.
When I get a sizable amount of money, I'm considering on a buck 112 automatic or buck 110
But I guess my Jap sharp 800 will do for now.
Just ordered one. They have gone up in price but hey, what hasn’t over the past year! Thanks for the video.
I would never buy a bench made after their little “incident” recently
AR_119 I know this was 5 months ago but I’m very curious what the incident was?
Bart k to I’ll just stick to my old timer
"Everyone is a racist. You've destroyed that word it has no meaning now."
You sir just earned a subscriber
and a dislike.
@@bleskiven lmao you snowflake
@@toenibbler5982 I know that's supposed to be an insult, but coming from a racist, it's just the recognition I need.
@@bleskiven you're such a snowflake lol
@@CR42069 Thanks
Welp, I ordered one. Didn't know I was buying another knife tonight but I think It'll be a good work knife for myself. Thanks wrangler
I carry a Kershaw, and I love the knife. I also carry a easy flip knife if I’m working, mainly as you said; you can open it with one hand. It really comes in hand and a Italian made. I love that knife. But my Kershaw is my go to around the city, anywhere, knife. We’re the flip I keep just on the farm. And I carry a original , Swiss army with me on my keychain for meh car. xD can’t beat that little thing, it’s reliable, safe and fun to use and holds a hell of a edge. Anyways! I hope you all are having a great day :)
Spanner wrench
Try the Ontario rat1 in d2 steel. 35 - 40 bucks may just change your life.
GUNSnSTUFF nice big lanyard hole for his hatred of pocket clips too
Ontario rat 3 is a great knife as is the rat 1
I have the rat and rat2, I prefer my Sypderco Tenacious combo blade... after carrying it for the last couple years, going back to my Rats, they leave me wanting more...
I carry a tenacious as well and for more formal things I carry a Kershaw Leek Backwash and for a 40 dollar and hundred dollar knife they are great.
-SquidwardQTennisballs - almost the same here, I carry the Kershaw Emerson wave for dress, slim profile and am totally addicted to the wave opening system.
Love the Husqvarna in the background man, I was wondering if like there saws?
My EDC Blade is a "SOG Trident" that I had and never failed me for over 10 years. My EDC Multi Tool is a LeatherMan Wingman that I had for 1.5 years now.