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Looks cool but idk if I’d want to hike with that

thanks for showing

the flashlight wasn't made for dumb people, it was made by dumb people. look at the runtimes and tell me you want to do search and rescue operations with this.

Great video! The Compact is great. Companion adds more weight and width but more features. IMO the tradeoff is worth it. Much better than the Climber. One layer thicker than the Compact, but you get a file and package opener and awl. You lose can opening but this is not a camping knife. In fact, I added a Cybertool layer to my Companion. Takes the screwdriving options from 2 to 10. The knife is about the size of a Ranger (23mm and 118g).

Carry what you need and need what you carry! Some people need instant access to pliers. I don't. I have pliers at home, the car and in my messenger bag. I've never needed pliers quicker than I can retrieve one of those. YMMV.

Those are two different types of pliers. That one grips like a mini pipe wrench. For yourself, you should have bought the pliers version that doesn’t have teeth. 86 04 100

Great there is a Southeast Asian review! Always see reviews from western countries where the climate is more temperate and not tropical like these parts. So why choose this and not a parang?

Yeah ...... Put me down for one of each. Really great knives, the both of them. I don't mind the cheapo (but super functional) plastic sheath for the Garberg. And, it goes without saying, the Ember sheath is a wonder to behold. I say, get 'em both and you're covered. Now, on to a good camp kitchen knife, w/flat grind, stainless, maybe 4 in. blade, drop point. Something easy to clean up and store. I saw a Ganza (Chinese) that seemed to fill the bill. Unbelievably ... uh, inexpensive. A Victorinox Venture for 5 times the price but with a crappy sheath.

Thats so cool, i did not know tumeric was able to be used in first aid!! Very very good to know!

We need not forget. The 840 needs to be broken in to be smooth. 840 is a great EDC knife.

1075 is underrated. With proper heat treatment you can get it just as hard as 1095, but is tougher and less brittle than 1095. Bottom line, you cannot get carbon steel any harder past the eutectoid level, which is 0.77. Adding more carbon just makes it more fragile with no increase in hardness. Out in the field, a wear failure is no big deal, unlike a brittleness failure (breakage), which is catastrophic. Better to be on the safe side. 1075 rules. A friend of mine back in high school said he had a Ka-bar (1095) that broke on him. Never forgot that story...

Good Bud out bag. Would add two items: 1) packets of electrolyte salts (they can be kept for years), Bug out situation is physically demanding, them slats will come in useful to keep energy levels up. 2) Packets of drinks, hydration and energy. These need to be rotated, as they have shelve life. Good content.

I got this knife and when I grip It in normal hammer grip the liner gets pushed over and there’s blade play. Do you experience this too

I got this knife and when I grip It in normal hammer grip the liner gets pushed over and there’s blade play. Do you experience this too

Thank you for the free downloads!!!

Skeletool with custom hammer&scalpel holder plus Spyderco UKPK

hablas mucho y no dices nada,te lo inventas todo

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Awesome video. Thank you.

Or you buy the Deluxe Tinker😉

Did we just disxovered this? 😅

Ty honest Review. Take my Sub, funny Man. 😅

Ive been doing an EDV card wallet. To make it more compact i have a card wallet with only 2 pouches that opens like a greeting card. In all about 10mm thick. I have a first aid kit in a homemade envelope with threaded needle and 25cm dressmakers tape. A mirror and freznel lens in a paper wallet with a calendar and public holidays printed on it. A notepad and pen. Still room for more, but i only want to include things i might actually use.

well done, best ive seen

Funny how you recommend the Scissors. I have over 20 SACs. I carry one nearly every day and do not recall ever using the Scissors.

I have both the 111mm Army & Trailmaster (Same) while not legal for edc, I love them & use regularly at home. My favourites are the Mountaineer (File) , the Fieldmaster (Saw) and the Hiker Is my most carried SAK.

I keep a paper clip wrapped around the corkscrew. There are many uses for paper clips and the corkscrew holds it nicely tucked away

I usually carry Buck 110 s30v drop point paired with Case large stockman in Carbon steel.

I carry a 16” Almike hatchet so Brakimo it is. Good vid and thanks for comparing these 2.

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We live in the greatest time in all history for pocket knives and knives in general. why NOT have a knife with "Super Steels" think it's foolish to carry a knife with shit steel that will have to be sharpened often. A knife is probably the Most important EDC in your pocket ....if your going to be a bear, be a Grizzly.

Malaysia?

My favourite Bowie knife is the Ontario raider also called the sp10

I've had mine since 2021. Fantastic knife. It's the one with the carbon fiber looking handle. I use it as a mail/package opener as well as some light edc tasks. It's held up well despite abuse. I've only had ro sharpen it maybe 3 or 4 times...it takes a wicked edge despite the budget steel.

Nice looking knife if you want to look like a mountain man or a fighter. But I doubt it is practical for anything. It would take a lot of skill and strength to even use it as a weapon. I agree with you. I don't see this knife as being very useful.

Looks like a copy of the SOG Super Bowie. A Vietnam (jungle) war era tribute fighting knife. I have the similar pattern 6 Inch Tech Bowie. It's not full tang, but the tang is almost 1/4 Inch by an inch with a pommel screwcap. Nice knife.

It's a fighting knife design.

I live in the south east united states. Our region is considered part of the eastern woodlands. The tang and steel are what kills it for me. I actually prefer smaller handles even though I have somewhat larger hands. They feel more secure. The hollow grind isn't my favorite, but it isn't a deal breaker either.

Did you put the Swisscard scrissors deliberately in upside down? So that they are not flush with the edge of the card? If you leave the short handle towards the nailfile then they go all the way in.

Have you ever handled an Esee Jungulas?

Did you call the We Roxi a "murder death weapon"?😂

This is the only real good identical copy of the tracker k ife and its actual d2 steel not just named "D2 steel Knife " by warivo who uses 8cr13mov .

Leatherman Rebar and Victorinox Compact, the best combination

None for bush craft and the biggest one for camping, the rest for pure city life 😊😊🤘🤘👍

Why do you need so many knives?

Its my Shtf knife. I have many i trust second one is strongarm. 🇺🇲✝️🙏🏻

If you ever make similar videos to this, I would recommend throwing the names of the products either in the video, or in the description so people can know what you're mentioning.

I have a Victorinox Manager that I haw clipped to my pocket basically all the time. It covers 95% of what I need day to day. I wish it wasn't discontinued. It's a nice middle ground between the Rambler and Midnight Manager. When I go out, I also have a tin with medications, bandaids, breath mints, a glasses cleaner cloth, and a Rovyvon A3 flashlight, plus a few other odds and ends. If I think I need it, I also have a Tntor 5000 mAh super light flat battery pack with built in USB C cable for my phone. In practice I rarely take it, but it's with my wallet and keys if I feel I do. I think a 55mm Victorinox plus customized Altoids sized tin is a very reasonable carry for almost anyone, and a good place to start.

IT WOULD BE NICE IF THEY FIGURED OUT HOW TO ATTACH A WOOD DRILL BIT TO THE BIT ATTACHMENT.

Sometimes I worry about recommending any kind of slip joint or a sak. A couple people I know would use it incorrectly and close the blade on themselves. They didn't grow up using blades and had a hard time opening the tools. Anyone else agree?