The Work Tuff Gear Kodiak. 3rd generation vs 4th differences
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- Check out the WTG Kodiak and all the fantastic knives they make.
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Also a huge shoutout to all 3 of these guys
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Love WTG
Work Tuff gear baby !💪🏻💪🏻👌🏻
Love it, gotta get on
I’ve been enjoying the content brother I’ve been sneaking knife purchases in here and there since your videos. Also been sharping all my knives like a nut having a blast
🤣 I’m sorry lol. And thank you 🙏
Love WTG! My favorites are the JXV and the JX Omega. I have both and love the handle design. Neutral balance choked up and good chopper when held at the back.
🤣 no hate, but you really like those? The one thing I can’t stand about those is the handles.🤣 but also I’m a very simple minded person🤣👍 but honestly anything worked tough gear puts out is top-notch. Love their stuff.
@peterbiltknifeguy They are different and not for everyone, that's why they make so many great models!
@@LastChanceKnives yessir. I totally agree. Thanks brother
Beauty unit. I enjoy its little bro the Mt. Lion immensely and i dare say its my favorite knife.
Alex has some great stuff
Love their Dregoth...
Great video PBKG! I also have WTG knives in SK-85 and K-329 and here in Florida, your best bet is to keep a light coat on "anything" metal! And my gnarled up stubby hands prefer a narrower grip (thank Goodness for Lucas Carroll!!!) as I've had to replace the scales on a couple + WTG blades making them "perfecter" than before! I know that sometimes, WTG knives can be a challenge to get but, well worth it as I'm sure you already know...
Thank you. And yes. He makes the best scales
A nice pair of beasts....Maybe Scab messed around with the edge....Good stuff....
😂
Are you tumbling rocks in the background?😂
I should have waited then I would know it's rain.
Damn raindrops on a metal roof lol
Sounds like home...
Oh i seen this very blade over at scabs. He do love wt .
Awesome video. Love seeing the little differences between different variations. As far as I understand the A6max is an actual stainless steel and the K329 is semi stainless. But hey I’m no expert lol!
Neither am I brother. I think I’m absolutely wrong about the a6max being like aus6 🤣 I don’t even know how I got here🤣
Lol! 😂
I think we need a new batch of Kodiak in K329.
What do you guys think?
Yessir
Heck yes! Also looking forward to that 5" knife you hinted at. Any ETA?
No, otherwise I might have to get another to go with my A6 version😤 😂
@@kinguin7 but only having one is no fun
I love it, i want it. But im trying to justify a big chopper. Damn nice .
No justification needed lol.
Everybody, and I mean everybody needs 1 big chopper in their life. The price on this makes it a no brainer, you need this 🎉
@@EDChero how much is this particular blade ?
@Gterr1971 Hi there, so in May of 2024 it was $299.99 shipped (Last night when I posted I swear it was less, it's tough getting old sometimes) 🤣 Still not a crazy price though for how much knife you are getting 🤔
@EDChero not a bad price for the buck ! Thanks !
Scab recommends you and that's all I need. Aloha
Love that guy. And thank you
A6max isn't actually a upgraded Aus6.
Its a different steel thats incredibly tough with good edge holding..
Hay. I’m not perfect 🤣
If Two is One...doesn’t that mean you need another one?...Ya can’t have just one!...lol
Yes. I need all of them 🤣
Sick
Looks similar to the Condor Ironpath knife
I prefer clip points... I want the Puzon Predator Hunter so bad😢😢
What would you recommend for a tough fixed blade bushcraft knife.
That’s a tough one. Because o really don’t do bushcraft
6:57 its not about the size. It's how you use it. 😅 #looksaveragetome
lol. It’s all about the girth. So I’ve been told. 🤣
@peterbiltknifeguy fair enough
Lol
Please dont cut nails .lol with these particular blades. Oh the pain !