A very good hitch for many things especially if in a high speed steel work environment or even if you need to use it for a hooch in the military. My dislike of it is it’s slightly more complicated skill level than other hitches of the same ability
I love this video thank you, I wish more people did knots and why and how to use them. Like a how and why and in what situations they are useful i dont see lots of that.
I have a LT Wright Koty 2018 bead blasted blade with a keystamp on the steel on one side and you can vaguely see the pouthouse stamp on the other, never used it. I think LT Wright changed the name from Koty to Trekker. They look very similar. I enjoy the content.
I wish you didn’t bring up the Blind Horse knife…I don’t want to explain to children that attack there knives with clubs how to use one. . A cats paw simple or complex is better than the construction knot and much faster to use. No matter where in the line you are. clove hitch is good for things like making fences or holding a middle hold between two solid horizontal sets…but I still do not trust it vertical. And I’m waiting for my favourite knife knot. Can you guess what it is? And I’m 100% sure you won’t show the hammer hitch…more useful than you think.
Favorite lt wright knife Next Gen. Favorite Knot Siberian Hitch .
A very good hitch for many things especially if in a high speed steel work environment or even if you need to use it for a hooch in the military. My dislike of it is it’s slightly more complicated skill level than other hitches of the same ability
Love LT Wright blades ! Thanks for sharing all these knots 🪢 I use the trucker hitch quite often & as for my favorite LT, it’s gotta be the Genesis!
My favorite LT is the boattail.I call it my wood chuck.
That was a close second on the name!
Bushcrafter HC fas my first LT... And still my favorite and most carried!
I love this video thank you, I wish more people did knots and why and how to use them. Like a how and why and in what situations they are useful i dont see lots of that.
Glad it was helpful!
My favourite LTWK knife is my Mountainraider, my design and one of the knots I used most of the time is the Canadian jam knot.
For me it’s the Shemanese Sabre grind and figure eight.
Great vid, Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
I have a LT Wright Koty 2018 bead blasted blade with a keystamp on the steel on one side and you can vaguely see the pouthouse stamp on the other, never used it. I think LT Wright changed the name from Koty to Trekker. They look very similar. I enjoy the content.
The Trekker was the 2018 Knife of the Year (KotY)
@@LTWrightKnives thx Your the master of lT Wright knowledge. Have a great day.
Thanks. It would be a Genesis, but I need to try more of them :-). Prussik - kite fan.
Good choice!
Gotta say, I love the one you designed as an all purpose, but for my day to day it's the patriot or frontier first.
My favourite LT’s respectively;
5- GNS
4- Puukko
3- Gary Wines
2- Prong Horn (not in your list)
1- Trekker
Excellent!
👏👏💪🏻
Was that Puko knife called the Lagom Bush Knife?
That is the Lagom from Ben;s Backwoods!
I wish you didn’t bring up the Blind Horse knife…I don’t want to explain to children that attack there knives with clubs how to use one. . A cats paw simple or complex is better than the construction knot and much faster to use. No matter where in the line you are. clove hitch is good for things like making fences or holding a middle hold between two solid horizontal sets…but I still do not trust it vertical. And I’m waiting for my favourite knife knot. Can you guess what it is? And I’m 100% sure you won’t show the hammer hitch…more useful than you think.
Do you have a school? Let said for survival?
If you referring to the guy leading this video, then yes. My school is Nature Reliance School. @naturereliance