5 Knives You CAN’T Destroy!
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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I just wanna hear DCA do a knives of the week video in his RUclips shorts voice.
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The only one i dont trust is the gerber, ive owed several and they were garbage, especially for the price tag, now cold steel i will bet my life on, i have personal experience with cold steel and even their budget knives are crazy, i currently own the mini tac tanto, and the recon tanto fixed blade in SK-5, and ive chopped down black oak saplings with it, blade dulled to a butter knife after the 3rd sapling but that was the only damage it took, my current "crown of my collection" is my newly acquired heretic knives seraphim, 154CM steel, havent put it through any tests other then a couple sharpness tests, but by the gods ive never owned a knife as sharp as this beast
@@neft5449it’s beyond frustrating. Happens a lot on these shorts.
Try and tell JoeX that you cannot destroy these! 😂
“Can’t destroy” is a strong choice of words my friend.
Very strong choice of words, also a very poor choice lol...
Anyone who knows any US Marine infantrymen will also know that “can’t destroy” is a challenge that they will inevitably defeat
Show me you destroying these knives and I will agree with you
He said practically can't destroy
@@uncertaintytoworldpeace3650 Stick in block of wood. Apply leverage. Destroyed knife. In all reality, the edge retention of these knives is probably poor at best.
Military specs doesn't always mean the level of quality that you think it means.
Just means its easy to make in bulk for cheap most of the time
@@Juan-rd5jf yeah, cheap enough, good enough
Military specifications are usually pretty good. It is the products that the military actually uses are usually crap because they get the products from the lowest bidder not the highest quality.
Military grade = the best of the best of the cheapest
Mil-spec vs Mil-grade....
The 5 knives you cant destroy when i throw them in an active volcano:
😂
Me watching you throw them into a volcano only for the volcano vanish out of existence as soon as they come into contact with the lava:
Joe X: "Hold my beer"
Lol
The old reliable comrade
Nice to see anither Joe X fan here
He couldn't break the 4 max
@@grimmpoetics313 I didn't see the 4max vid! I'll have to check that out
Somehow these knives would still be wrecked if you lend em to your co workers 😂
If you even got em back!
Or a MARINE.
@@Doublezzranch for some that is their co worker
@@Doublezzranch*Nothing* is Marine proof. Army proof? Maybe. Navy proof? Possibly. Air proof? Easily. Marine Proof? Impossible.
I'm that coworker xD
#5, #4, #3, #4, #5... Still waiting for one and two...
Masterful engagement bait... I was gonna say the same thing. The question is whether the first two or last two were the mistakes
"He's just like me ft" moment
I too sometimes start counting backwards when I need to do a countdown
Dang.......
He never included the Ka-bar honestly a beast of a knife. This knife was made back before we got everything from China. It served in WW2 and was one of the toughest knives I ever used. That was probably his #1 pick. Edge retention was great on it and the tip never broke when I used it for prying tasks. I did some work on it though because this antique is one of the prettiest knives I own.
@@minecraftpro2074Unfortunately, I think the modern ones are less rugged, with a rat tail tang that notoriously snaps when people treat a Kabar like people used to treat a Kabar.
I can attest to the crazy durability of the ESEE 5. I've abused the hell out of mine for almost 10 years. Still in great shape (a bit of the finish has worn off). The kydex sheath with sliding retention lock is amazing and locks the blade in with zero movement.
Have you had rust issues? My Izula from esse rusted almost instantly. I ended up buying a Chinese stainless clone bc I loved the knife, but the steel was terrible.
Also as counting... From five to five...
@@JonathanCentifanto It will rust if you don't keep it oiled. Just a little oil wipe and it keeps the rust at bay.
''5 knives you can't destroy...''
JOEX: Hold my beer
Made to military specs always means we used the cheapest materials we could find.
TRC Mille Cuori and a ton of other knives,prove the opposite.
@@greekveteran2715 Nothings unbreakable my guy.
Technically you are both right cause that was only half of the original description of military specs as technically the full one goes "cheapest materials and contractor can be found to uphold military minimum standards" which means as long it does meet some minimum standards required by military, sure why pay more as state?
And as though as possible
Made by the lowest bidder
Give any of those knives to a firefighter and they'd be destroyed in 20 minutes or less. Those guys could break a bowling ball in a sandbox.
A had a fire in my house. The FD did more damage than the flames. 😂
@@johnnywishbone932 the flames would’ve done far more damage. Had those firefighters not risk their lives to put it out.
@@AlexanderMason1This is why we let firefighters break anything they want to.
@@Iknowtoomuchable is this sarcasm I smell?
Bro extrema ratio do brutal knifes ... Check their web site
'made to saw through aircraft fusselage' had me doing a double take while I loudly said 'TO DO WHAT'
Yeah kinda clickbaity bs...😂
@@Aliyah_666
Wrong. It was . Same with the Esee 5. What’s so difficult to understand about needing something to cut your way out of a helicopter or airplane after you crash and are trapped in the wreckage. Dunning & Krueger were right. You don’t know what you don’t know and you know everything you know about so you think you know it all when the reality is that your knowledge doesn’t even scratch the surface of what is knowable .
To extricate yourself from the crumpled wreckage of a helicopter or airplane .
@@Aliyah_666 Theres many knives that are made to saw through fuselage lmao, its a big safety think with airforce pilots
@@michaelschemmel1984 unless we're talking about cloth and frame WW1 style aircraft, good luck with that. Even if you think it can get through metal, it's a wood serrated blade, so it's a false statement anyways 😅
You forgot the best of them all the Ka-Bar. I’ve had mine for 35 years and it is still as tough as ever. I’ve hammered it in to a tree trunk and done pull ups on it. It is virtually indestructible.
K-bars are notorious for breaking, they almost have no tang in the handle.
@@evangaudet maybe the ones you’ve used but not mine. 35 years of rough use.
Eh I'll stick to my Spearpoint L36 Tanto from Temu with a 14.4CM blade
@@Ramelousy🤮 Temu knife....that's hot garbage.
@@Aliyah_666 Says a no name on youtube when multiple youtubers bought the same knife and it was perfectly okay after massive stress tests.
Perfect! While sawing through aircraft fuselages I have wished I had a knife that could make it easier!
Bro you need a lightsaber for that I think 😂
The LMF II isn't made for batoning, I was shocked to see that blade break in half, beating on the spine with a log, and or lovetaps from a hammer. I can't complain Gerber took care of me with a brand new replacement, once I sent my broken one to them.
...why were you beating on the spine of a knife with a log.
It's called "batonning", and it's an art.
Knives aren't made for batonning.
@jamesbaker3153 if it cant handle real world abuse it has no real world applications. Sure you shouldnt always baton but sometimes its needed so knowing your knife can handle it in case of an emergency is really important.
If a knife breaks if it gets batoned the first time its nothing more than a display piece.
Aak a blacksmith to make you a knife that can withstand batoning and then choose not to youll always know theres probably no way it will ever break
@@xMrjamjam everyone says in an emergency survival situation but they never actually carry these knives just because. i carry at least 15 knives including fixed blades.....
The last one will make you feel
"F*cking invincible!"
I'm not into the really serious side of bushcraft. I'm more like average Joe backpacker. But I bought a companion from mora knife like 7 years ago. I've used it heavily, and in the last 3 years I've really really used it heavily to process my kindling for the wood stove. This knife was well worth the $15 I paid for it!
I used the Gerber LMF2 my whole marine corps enlistment and still use it to this day... that knife has lasted and been used and abused for over 13 years and it's still a main part of my kit... I personally suggest everyone get this knife if they want something extremely durable and long lasting.
Consider yourself lucky, you managed to get the one decent knife Gerber's made in the last 13 years. I'm slightly envious.
@@tracerbullet420🤓
I'm glad I bought that knife about 12 years ago or so. Such a solid knife
I like the Gerber Strong arm.
Anything created by Cold Steel is an automatic masterpiece!!!
Working on getting the Chisa Katana myself.
I love my Esee 5, no frills or gimmicks, just a solid survival knife that I have yet to see get damaged
Also love my esse junglas!
5 was designed to cut your way out of an aircraft that crashed lol, if 1/4in steel isn’t thick enough you are beyond using a knife
Love my esee 5 , but on a daily basis I use the candiru
An heirloom piece IMO.
If you don't abuse it, it will last a lifetime.
BK3 - a truly sharpened pry bar!
And handles surprisingly well!
Mors Kochanski would be proud if it was skandi and 4-4.5 in lol.
I consider this a challenge rather than a gaurantee.
I got my hands on Rao a few years back and while I haven't used it ever its not going anywhere the lmf ii is one of my favorite knives for getting stuff done
Great list. Happy to see the Gerber LMF II receive some love. I've had mine for years and still going strong. Terrific sheath too!
My sheath broke knife is busted but still works great for it's purposes
Gerber strongarm made in Oregon is the master race
Gerber lmf is dog s**t😊
I have an original LMF. A BMF too.
@@jonstackelin1861I agree, I haven't had the LMF ii but my strongarm has been a great knife for years and I'm very, very hard on it.
The bk3 is one of my favorites… it looks like something a gaurdsman would kill a horrific alien with in warhammer!
Cold Steel 4 Max has served me well.
From patrol duty, to cutting cheeseburgers.
28 yr. LE- VET
If you put some alcohol wipes in your wallet, you’ll have lint free disposable and durable blade cleaners.(before and after said cheesburger lol).
My cold steel I bought in 05 in Iraq is unstoppable. I've chopped nails on concrete just to prove it badassness to a hunter buddy of mine. 2024 and it's still just as dangerous as it ever was with the one sharpening I put on it 18 years ago. BEST $80 I've ever spent on a knife!!!!
usually, military-grade means the bare bone, least expensive one that works.
a guy i know from my local knife shop has a BK3, he used it in the military for years. he has shown me videos of him breaking doors down in training. based on what ive seen, that knife is an absolute tank
It really is mine lasted for 10 years of abuse and a the last year I broke it hitting wrong with a hammer broke the tip off
I have a bk2 from about 5 years ago that I have used harder than any other tool because I got it cheap (like 50 bucks) at the time so I didn't care if it broke I've literally cut a 2foot circumstance tree down with mine made into an axe after my scales broke off
I mean it is, however you can also do just the same with a screwdriver if you know what you are doing . js.
@@michaelegbert7217if they're heading to put the gut hook on the BK3 it would have lasted another 10 years. But yeah I use mine as a chisel for work as a carpenter
Love my bk3!
That was a super smooth loop
Really was
I mean, not really. There was a jump in the video. Like a hiccup.
You guys actually consider this loop trick that's overplayed good content? Idk man
@@swingonthespiral make a better one
@@genarosepulveda9260 it's not art.
That 4 Max is BEASTLY!! It was so badass i ended up getting a second one
I have never wanted the Esee 5, Gerber LMF II, and the Becker BK3 more than after watching this reel.
Unless you're cutting through live quotes why onearth would you want a partial tang knife?
@@bounceorbreak though normally I prefer fully exposed tangs on my fixed blades, the LMF 2 was designed specifically to have the tang and the pommel separate so you wont electrocute yourself when pounding through fuselage. 99% of us don't need a feature like that, but most of us aren't buying this crap out of necessity. It's cool dude. That's why I want it
I have an LMF II and that thing is tough, highly recommend it
Poor guy. I have that disease myself. That’s ok I guess. Savings accounts are over rated but bad ass knives ….
5,4,3,4,5... oh knife center, you trolls! 😂
Man it's wild to see people still putting the third one on any list. That knife will snap no issue.
I had a lmf.thing was tough as nails and the edge geometry was crazy.10/10 would buy again
I like the esse 5 the best. It’s simple and elegantly beautiful.
But 1095 high carbon is too soft, D2 holds an edge forever
But you can resharpen the 1095 with anything anywhere. A rock, a car window etc. Not so much with the super steels.
This, the Esse 5 is one of my top three favorites. My absolute favorite is my Chris Reeve Pacific. Something about that look just does it for me.
@@davidsmith8687D2 is junk…
I’ve always thought of the Esee 5 as the answer to the “ if you could only have on knife” question.
The Pacific is a sic knife and it’s Chris Reeves so…
Though it’s kind of an apples to oranges at four times the price of the best deal I know on the Esse 5
Love my Esee 5, it’s an absolute tank!
JOE X would prove you wrong. The GOAT
The tops tracker is arguably one of the strongest production knives.
You haven't seen Joe X, have you??
You haven't seen the OG, Mayor Fuglycool have you ?
Mayor Fuglycool
@@MayorFuglycoolslol
🤟🤟🤟
He couldn't break the $20 hultafors heavy duty.
I was thinking the same thing!
JoeX has entered the chat 😂. He can destroy any knife. Though WTG is the top.
You beat me to it.
He did 4max and if i recall, it survived all tests?
Hell yeah at least some of us know joe x will break it!!!!
He broke the Becker & Esee 5. Broke the 4Max Scout on round two. I haven't seen him test the 4Max or the other two but I have faith in his ability 😅
@@bjdog42 Joe X could not break the Top's Tom Brown Tracker. Neither did a 9mm. In the end the, Joe destroy the TB Tracker using 5.56. Approve.
the last one is like clouds concealed back up knife. Badass man badass
Lmf2 is a great knife, I’ve abused mine for years, only knife I’ve used in that way and haven’t broken or bent.
The Ka-Bar Becker knives are absolute tanks. My BK-9 is just the perfect big ol' knife
How does the KA-BAR Becker compare to the KA-BAR Big Brother?
Yeah but skeleton tangs. I tried breaking mine and couldn’t but I’ll pick ESEE any day. Love my bk16 tho still
@@AceCorrthe big brother is just the regular kabar classic but with a bigger blade.. weak tang, because there basically isn’t one. But they’re cool!
@@Sirlants_alot Could you please teach me where is the tang on the knife and why is it important? I am no knife expert; however, the regular KA-BAR classic was already powerful enough to kill a Kodiac bear. Therefore, I figured the Big Brother should definitely be good enough to inflict injury on any wild predator that tries to attack me.
I own the ESSE 5 and it is a absolute power house beast of a knife. I have used it for just about any and everything you would need a knife for and quite a few things that you would want a axe for with no problems. I usually carry 3 knives with me on my trips to the woods and the ESEE 5 is definitely one of them
My boy ESEE first to show and the last to leave. Leading the way.
“HEY JOE X!”….
Glad to see they upgraded the handles on the esee 5, I had to shape mine
They forgot the Glock field knife. That thing is indestructible.
😅😅😅
Water:
Dont forget the gerber strongarm, its like the esee, but with a handle like the other gerber.
I have one, and its damn near indestructible.
My buddy has one and loves it. I was gonna buy one but they went way up in price. Still worth it tho
I'm so glad the ESEE-5 is getting the recognition it deserves lately.
I have an Esse. Not the one you have, but it's the toughest knife I have.
I think the TOPS 107 Steel Eagle series definitely deserved a mention.
Bro every Tops Knife has broken on JOEX granted they are cool looking knives and JOEX puts them through the ringer. But TOPS always fail.
@@georgequiroz5691 So, some random RUclips jack-off destroyed a knife by banging it against a pipe and a rock. Tell me you know absolutely NOTHING about knives without telling me that you know absolutely NOTHING about knives. Yeah, I think I'll just stick with my "real World"/pragmatic experience(s).
@@georgequiroz5691Even the BOB?
@@ShelfStablePrepper idk if he did that one. But silent hero and blackout operator 7 failed his test. They split in shards.
I'm confused how you counted down from 5 and ended back up at 5... List went 5,4,3,4,5 😂
It’s 5 months later did you ever manage to get the book out of your mouth? From where you took the comment bait?
Gerber knives have never disapointed me yet
I have several 1st gen Myerchin Offshore knives, they are also very tough knives. The blade is quite thick and in close to 30 years of using them almost exclusively, first USCG, then as a professional mariner, and a flatbed truck driver after that, I never once broke a tip off of one. I still creep on Ebay and grab one whenever I see one pop up!
Cold steel gi tanto should be here.
My BK2 will outlast my great great grandchildren.
Last one was a real beast
the Cold Steel Outdoorsman is the baddest blade ever. Sharp and durable and the handle is already insulated with thick rubber.
That Esee is a beautiful knife!
I had an ESEE 4 and it was a beast
I have a bK2 that’s a war machine by itself. Also, the tip is vulnerable but the classic KBar is a beast and battle proven.
@xxpjmxx928 Well they do have things like the Turok, it's not really the blades that are the problem tbf
Kabar fighting knife is not close
The problem is in the tang
Give it to Joe X for real life stress testing 😂
LMFs are solid blades and priced well
Absolutely beautiful knives.
Fallkniven F1, A1, or S1 would also be one of the knives that can’t be beat.
"yo bro you ready to go hiking?" "one sec bro i gotta charge my electrically insulated knife"
Hydraulic press: hold my beer
Morakniv knife should be in the list
Yeah, the modell ”Robust” is a beast
Same with the hultafors GK or OK4
There made of stainless steel..
@@Guru_of_ganja No, there are a lot of morakniv knives with carbon steel.
@@Trad.okay.. still not that good. Sorry
Grand dads use an axe for chopping
That's what I'm saying! Just use the right tool for the job, it's not hard.
@@loganchappell8425if you are a military in a mission or parachuted maybe you won't to go around with an aze in the pocket😂
@@davidegatti4689 It just so happens that I'm not. Because I'm not, I don't need a super knife. I can carry my little Opinel no.8 in my pocket for knife things and my Gransfors Bruk hatchet on my belt for hatchet things. What does military equipment have anything to do with the very wide range of options available to civilians?
Clean transition from the end to the beginning of the video
The "M4X Punisher" is pretty indestructible too
Have all 5 of those. And use em daily on the ranch and at work.
You use 5 knives every day to carry out ranch work details? Wow that's impressive, do you carry all five at once or just swap to a different knife every couple of hours?
The LMF 2 is my jam. Purchased it when it was first released. Absolute beast of a knife 🤩
54345, love it😂
Cut him some slack it went 5432*5
NO ONE CAN BEAT A GORKHA KHUKRI
I have a friend’s Extrema RAO here and can say that it’s a ridiculously beefy folding knife and appears rock solid and very well made.
HEAVY.
Loop edit was on point.
Joex :"You dare to opose me, mortal?"
😂😂😂😂
I hav an ESEE Jungulas and a COLDSTEEL Maxout. Both awesome. I started several fires 🔥 batoning and feather stick with the Esee and it still pops the hair off your arm. No lie. Amazing knives.
Bro knew i was thinking it and corrected him self😂
JOE X: Hold my Marlboro
TOPS Tom Brown Tracker: 1/4 inch thick, designed to chop. I carry it hiking and camping.
EDC an ESEE-5. Once I figured out how I wanted it on my belt, I haven't looked back
I have 2 Beckers that I bought when I was 16 and their still running as strong as the day I bought them. Im 37 now.
Honestly, any well made K-bar knife is gonna be a safe bet as well. Had mine ten years now, and it's been the single most resilient blade I've owned.
Something about a perfect cut and roll from something you love
I didn’t know I needed a knife to tear down a pallet but now I do
My ESSE5 is a keeper
I have an ESEE 6 and a couple Cold Steel folders with the triad lock. Both set a high bar for toughness.
I have a esee/rat cutlery "rowan" that I've looked long and hard to find the history of it. Found a former employee that worked there before the merge/sale/takeover and he said after seeing the knife in person that this was a lunch time employee one off knife that never made production. "Some" employees would take their free time to produce their own custom piece, most produced pieces had flaws from the rush. Start and stop process. Don't know if I buy that story but he loved it and added a rat cutlery to my collection because of it. So now I own 2
If you cant afford the LMF II i personally carry the Gerber strongarm on all of my gear plate carrier, bugout bag, and go to hell pack. My oldest one is about 6 with heavy use as a hammer, splitter, chopper, and cutter the only damage has been a small chip from a time a dropped it on the tip and the blade coating is wearing off. GREAT KNIFE for around 80 USD
I handled a RAO once. It's an absolute beast of a knife.
Crkt m21 is a great folder 🙌 strong AF 💪 almost 8 years of chopping wood and doing almost anything impossible for other folders
Sooo the Gerber knife made to my second combat deployment as an infantryman and honestly it is one of the best knives I've ever owned but I did finally break it on my second deployment I used 550 cord to hold it together which it did but I stopped using it after that. I broke into a lot of houses, cars and found so many ieds with that thing I can't even remember.
My 40 years old AK-74 bayonet laughed so much that I had to calm him down with some heavy lifting in da woods.
I admire more of each craftsmanship, every each one is beautiful
So nice to see a video that gets right to the point without having to demonstrate its strengths and weaknesses. Just show us what we need to know😊
I can think of one person who could destroy these knives.
The Brit army jungle knife is my tank knife. It's about 8mm thick, 8 inches long and a total beast. Awesome at batoning.
My cold steel recon 1 tanto is my toughest folder.
Marine " hold my beer it's time to destroy some knives"