Pretty neat man, I learned some stuff about the K55K I didn't know. I got mine in an Army/Navy store in Brooklyn in 1968. I carried it while tooling around the city and in both neighborhoods I lived in, Bush Terminal and Bay Ridge. It went everywhere with me. Cost me $7. Into the mid 1970's I was on an "overall" clothing thing. Practical attire for NYC and the K55K fit great in the ruler leg pocket of my overalls, real handy. Left the city in '88 and still own this knife. Don't carry it much anymore and the finish is gone. Served me well over the years, got me outta some scrapes. Ideal for subway carry. Had mine over fifty years. Now I'm old (70) and a S&W 36 does my protecting. Nice video of a swell knife. My favorite lock blade, fuhgeddaboudit.

ive carried a k55k since i was 10. so thin, more one handable than a buck, and the c75 holds a great edge. probably the biggest knife you can slip in slim suit pants, really cant say enough good things about them.

Bloody love Opinels. One of my favorite knives, despite being one of the least expensive.

I'm happy to see you've recommended my personal favorite. The Opinel. I've owned the very same model for about 35yrs. For those who own one and didn't read the information paper or didn't buy theirs New, it's been known to be famous for the wood swelling and it's not opening. Le Knack is something they are all famous for. It's how you open them. Holding the knife between thumb and middle finger and with your index finger on top , hit the rear corner of the knife sharply on a flat surface. Voila! The blade always drops out.

I've always had a soft spot for the Opinel. May be about time for me to finally pick one up. The Cat and the Higo No Kami are very interesting as well.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+John Montgomery Yeah, Opinels are great, I have a few, and one that is a fillet knife.

@bunsonhoneydew9099

8 ай бұрын

After carrying a k55k anything else feels fat. The Opinel feels like a baseball bat

I like how the old school knives like the Opinel,Higo ,Mercator and 110 are made entirely with functionality in mind and no market gimmicks.I buy them because i find them interesting but they are among the most practical knives in my collection.In any aspect-weight,size,blade profile and even steel quality.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

7 жыл бұрын

Me too! They have old school charm!

@breydonkokas6778

7 жыл бұрын

ogostaboy Very true. I paid $70 CAD for my Kershaw Link aluminium, and I'm wishing I would've known about the Douk-Douk because it's $35 and far more practical for me

@gordomiguel1931

5 жыл бұрын

This is funny because I have that gimmicky looking cold steel steve austin knive and the blade is actually very slicey,came scary sharp out of the box and remains shaving sharp after using it a lot and even cutting up cardboard boxes.

@totallyfrozen

4 жыл бұрын

Breydon Kokas The Mercator K55K “cat knife” is better than the Douk Douk in pretty much every aspect. I’d recommend getting the Mercator over the Douk Douk (which is a French knockoff is the Mercator, anyway).

Opinels are just super in every way, cheap, handy for any use, easy sharpen and light. As a young kid, my first folder was a Opinel, it was love at first sight, :)

I have had the K55K Black Cat Knife over 25 years. I put a one hand opening plug on mine. It still looks and works as new. Thanks for sharing.

@sergeantbigmac

7 жыл бұрын

How did you do that may I ask? Where did you put the stud and did you have to modify the handle? Thanks.

@Goodoldm

7 жыл бұрын

No modification. The 'one hand opening plug' is an accessory that fits on top of the blade and held in place with a set screw. They come in several sizes and shapes. I bought mine at www.knifeCenter.com. I've added them to several of my pocket knives.

@sergeantbigmac

7 жыл бұрын

Huh interesting, I thought you meant you drilled and tapped the blade itself for a thumb stud. Never heard of that before.

I broke the tip off my Opinel, but I just filed down the tip to a new point, good as new.

Another thing if you like history, the Black Kat was the most common pocket knife carried by German soldiers in WWI and II. It was also pretty important in the history of folding knives with locks. Not sure if it was the first, but it was one of anyway.

@ash_dablunt9258

6 жыл бұрын

sergeantbigmac thanks man!!

I came across the Higonokami, I was very interested in them, but when I went to buy one, I panicked due to wanting an original/official one(which can get confusing when you look into then) and decided on the K55K instead, which was actually super low on my list of knives. i do not regret it at all, it's now one of my all time favorite knives. I got the Higo after awhile and I dont love it as much as I expected

The other knife that should be on the list is the famed French Douk Douk. One of the most successful pocket knives ever made. A collectible classic.

Just sliced up my finger pretty good last night with a 110. Took a few stitches to close it up. Buck 110 is an excellent slicer, take it from me

@finns23653

6 жыл бұрын

Luke Sorenson more like take it away from you XDXDXDXD I'm so sorry

@myimorata7678

5 жыл бұрын

I'd make fun of you except I've cut myself up too. Be careful out there!

@anderssorenson9998

5 жыл бұрын

@@brucedavidson5400 Jesus fella find a doctor or mohel home circumcision is not a smart way to save money.

@cheeksonfleek5996

5 жыл бұрын

I have a 2 dot Buck 110, been carrying it for a few years now. I love it, blades never kissed me. I also have the Buck 110 LT

@bruceleroy8063

5 жыл бұрын

A boy's first good finger cut should be with a 110. They come sharp.

For Christmas, my wife picked me up a Schrade Old Timer 1520T/702T 2015 Limited Edtition set. $13.00! I haven't tried it for much more than a kitchen knife so far, but for the most part, I'm quite impressed. With all I have done with them, they are holding their edge well. As inexpensive knives go, I thought they would be worth mentioning to you, I think you might like them. Not to mention in time, the resale will be good on them.

That opinel is the standout, damn its gorgeous in an elegantly simple way. Nice review.

Great vid. I like these blue collar knives. They are great tools and they will outperform many other folders double their price.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+mikedifeo They are the salt of the Earth!

like that your giving the carbon steel love

opinels can be bought for 8€ in Germany (beechhandle) one with olivewood is 15€ pretty inexpencive!

Another cool and fun review. Love my Opinel, especially for backpacking where I am counting ounces. You cannot do much better!

I personally prefer my Douk-Douk over my Mercator K55K. Very simple, strong backspring and the perfect slicer!

@theplayer2286

8 жыл бұрын

+Philip Lobrano With you Philip (and the other chaps who praise the Douk-Douk). Both the K55K and the Douk-Douk are great. On face value the K55K looks and feels nicer. However, in a life, looks aren't everything. The D-D, despite not having a lock, is, of the two, a lot sturdier and 'bomb-proof' knife. It also has a great blade shape which, as you say, is great for slicing.Another one I would add to the list in the Sheffield-made British Army lock jack knife. A great piece of kit.

You are a lucky dog! I would love to get my hands on that Buck 110 EcoLite! I can't understand why Buck discontinued it....

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Mandalore06 I figure they are probably reformulating the synthetic material they use for the scales, I'm sure they'll come out with another version eventually.

Watched your video and realized I had an opinel knife hidden away somewhere. Just Found it in my muzzle loader tackle box. After 15+ years?? Another neat thing about them, U can carve your name in the handle, didnt remember doing that... Great video, new member.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

2 жыл бұрын

Excellent, welcome aboard!

Opinel. Hands down. You can sharpen them on anything, and they are wicked sharp. Best fisherman's knife by far. The metal when rough sharpened becomes granularly jagged, and slices straight through fish or meat. I don't know another knife with that quality. Rope? Butter. Downsides: Can get slippy with lots of guts or blood. Also the lock tends to rotate when lubricated like this. Can be a nasty surprise. Just use adhesive rubber tape around the handle pressed up to the lock, then slice the knife through it. Keeps the crap out. I have gutted hundreds of tonnes of fish with a single knife. Still have it 19 years later.

Very nice selection of time tested traditional knives. Winners, all of them.

Ontario Rat 2 might be my favorite sub $30 blade. Great knife for $.

My favorite under $30 is the kershaw&emerson CQC-7K

Please do an okapi knife review Its also very cheap

good video. that black cat brought back memories. That was my first knife . I took the 118 bus into NY from NJ and bought it at 42nd St from a window display. when I got home I folded a match cover and put it rear frame so that you could flip it out with one hand. Now you can't even buy a box cutter in NY city.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Luis Alarcon Aw yeah, NYC has some bullsh*t laws, I hear, basically the blade has to be under 3 inches.

that buck 110 light looks like an early one it has a 2 piece handle with the 2 rivets at the rear holding in the back spacer spring mount if that is the case the blade may be 440 hc instead of 420 c-you know the drill check the blade cartouche for the year i think it might be early 1980s

Is there a similar list for fixed blades? I'm interested in a solid outdoorsy knife for a low price.

@71simonforrester

5 жыл бұрын

Brilliant idea, especially if it includes some classic cutlery like this video

Characters on your Higo-no-kami means "Registered trademark Higo-no-kami Sada-kane-koma". Higo-no-kami is the registered trademark of Nagao-kane-koma manufacturing.

I have an Old Timer that I got for $15 with three blades that I like a lot. I also just got an opinel.

Just bought my first Opinel ($10) for a 3 month trek/camping as my main knife-see what happens. My all favorite trek knife must be the Wenger Ranger-unfortunately I forgot it once in my hand luggage when a French Customs officer saw it on the screen and took it out never to see it again (sigh)

my first knife was a buck vantage. I really didn't know anything about knives but I felt a special connection when I saw it, and when I look back and know alot about knives the connection was meant to be hahah. btw, the prices on knives are crazy in holland.. such a rip off.. about twice you'd pay in America in some cases ( like the vantage!!!)

I just bought a Buck Vantage at half price, made in USA, sleek, great size for EDC.

Spyderco meadowlark 2, amazing knife, very very strong and well built, same spyderco quality for only $35. Can't beat it for me.

2009 model 110 and a 2012 model VFS, nice knives, great review.

On the hiko you want to slightly crimp it so it does not open on a whim. If you don't think so carry it for a few says. I have never seen another one on KZread. It Is a fun knife. The opinel is ment to be a gardening knife. Great to cut sod with.

If someone who actually has and sharpens one of those pruning knives I would like to know how you get a concave blade to sharpen on a flat sharpening stone.

Opinels are great, really nice for woodworking and carving

Your "Pruning knife" was actually called a linoleum knife in New England. Apparently back in the days when linoleum was popular, these knives were the design of choice.

I have all but the black Catt or the k55k but thanks for pointing it out. I'll see if I can find one and pick that up. All on the list (that I have) are classic knives and a must have for any knife collection.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, I'm glad I could at least find one that is new to you :D

Recently bought 2 Buck, 1-Nano Bantam and Bantam BLW for $19.99 cheap price..... to used daily.

Nice globally diverse collection, Germany, USA, Japan, France, Switzerland. Would make an excellent low risk investment portfolio. The Opinel is next on my list. I disagree that these aren't really collectible, if you collect knives for the right reason they are very collectible. A knife collection will never make you rich, but should be used and enjoyed. Just my humble opinion. I look forward to future episodes, these practical and classic designs are among my favorite knives to collect.

Douk douk is missing here.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Olga Dachdecker Maybe in future episodes.

@totallyfrozen

4 жыл бұрын

Douk Douk 👎🏻

And all the knives are made in great places! Great selection.

"Wicked package-opener", for badass coldblooded types of unboxing, hardboiled... That is a great review,man.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+zürihegel LOL yes it will open up those packages inside a rib cage!

@kanonierable

8 жыл бұрын

+WeAllJuggleKnives The right tool can make work so much easier, every professional will tell you that. A real man's life is hard enough these days.

i have use the k55k, the opinel and the japanese one. the k55k is good but it can't opened with one hand. the opinel has much better blade but when it gets wet you need a plier to open it(and both hands too). the japanese has the best blade i have ever seen in a knife but it doesn't lock and it is dangerous to use or even to carry because after sometime of use the friction doen't always hold the blade closed in your pocket. this can be solved by light tapping the pin with a hammer when the blade gets loose.

from swiss knives i like only three,namely the ranger wood 55,the camper,and the farmer.all of the three have integrated saw which i use in bushcraft.

When I was really young like 10 or so i remmember sitting on the bench during PE and two boys got in a fight. One of them pulled out a hawkbill knife and slashed the other one open along his stomach. It was a different time and we were bare chested most of the time during the summer when we were in gym class. Our PE teacher who was a former heavyweight amateur boxing champion knocked the kid out and grappled his knife out of his hand. The kid that was cut was bleeding so much I will never forget it. A couple of months later my friend whos dad was the chief of police sometimes gave him cool stuff that was taken as evidence( empty pistols, knives, brass knuckles...), shoved me the knife he said was used in the attack. He handed it to me and i froze. I started shaking and i could not grasp it in my hand. I was traumatized for sure. I was not afraid of knives i was just afraid of hawkbill knives. It took me about 8 years to get over that fear.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

2 жыл бұрын

Great story! Ah, the old slash across the guts. Had a viewer in Australia who got slashed across the stomach by a utility knife in a nightclub, said it bled a lot. Another guy I heard from was in the Marines, shore leave in the Philippines back in the 1980s, he got slashed across the gut with a balisong during a bar fight, still has some intestinal issues from it.

@lukasolar9008

2 жыл бұрын

@@WeAllJuggleKnives Dont know there is just something about the stomach that makes it the first spot people slash especialy in bar fights and such. But let me tell you that hawkbill blade just tore trought that kids stomach.

Knocked it out of the park brother!! It's nice to see the bucks and Higo compared, as well as the other popular edc type blades. This is a vid I'd forward to members of my fam who like knives, but know jack about them... You'll be glad to know that, for me, you're second only to Nutn for vid likes, shares, and watches.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Julian Thueringer Thanks, bro, I appreciate your support!

The Opinel is well priced at a little over $10 because that way you don't have to spend over $100 a year replacing the ones that break. I'm not sure if they make their blades out of glass or if somebody in France skips the tempering portion of blade making to eat some smelly cheese, but I've had 5 Opinels and broken each in less than a month.

@EattinThurs61

7 жыл бұрын

Rodger Pitts I got an old no:9 one at work, have had it for 20+years and yes broke the tip off it ten years ago so I had to reshape it but still sharpens up nicely. Um, what do you do with your knives? I mostly cut stuff with my Opinels. I replaced my old broken tip one with a inom no:9 as EDC, but I got a nice no:7 as a gift from Yvan Cadiou a few years back (his name is etched on the blade) and that is a neat small knife.

@buddybeetle

7 жыл бұрын

Rodger Pitts- I have spent the last year building a house, with an Opinel no.8 in my pocket nearly every day and used on all manner of tasks. Don't know what you did to manage to break 5 but mine is one of the best all rounder knives I have ever used.

I have the officer from the factory in Switzerland it's my favorite knife

Say Heah, I think you might like this suggestion that's why I'm sharing this with you. I got a Hansotia Black Ops Gurkha large Folder. I think that's how it's spelled, Anyhow I got it from Cigars International where I buy my cigars from, I don't think there many other knives with that name so if you check for it with a similar name that's prolly it. Hansotia makes high end customs that's why I was surprised to find them at C. I. Anyhow, Gurkha one of the cigars I smoke had a promo, So I bought the cigars and got the folder free. It's the large one, I also got the black and red smaller one again a promo with my cigars order. I only use the small one to open my boxes when I get my cigars, it's OK just for that. But the large Girls Black Ops Folder is all steel and I saw it sell for $7.95 and it's not a bad looking knife so I bought a few of them to put into the pouches in some of my knife Sheath's like on some of my BK and SP Sheath's, I think it's a pretty good price for a knife in that quality or I wouldn't let you know about it. Check it out. Actually I've used that knife this weekend when we went out for a 4th of July weekend, I had one in my BK-4 pouch which I took out for the weekend, I also teamed my BK-4 with my BK-2 and used my Mora 510 as my neck knife. I initially bought my BK-4 as a chopper, But the light went on when I realized it was called the Machaxe. I took it out to bushwhack this weekend, As a chopper the BK-9 out chops it, as a machete my Johnson Adventure Parangatang is longer and I like it better to whack my way through the brambles, But as a large knife, Just because it doesn't look like a conventional large knife, It shines, Because you can chop with it and it's not bad for a short machete. We know Curved knives slice good, and using it as a large knife, It's a real good one. I mention this because the BK-4 and the BK_5 are discontinued. I really think in time they will be collectors and the price will go up. Infact I almost didn't buy the Limited Edition because I had the 4 and 5, But I got the package anyway. Boy am I glad, even though now I have the BK-4 and BK-5 doubled, But I found out that once they sell out the 450 L. E. 's they will not produce the Bundok BK-20 and Buddy, It was well worth buying it for $250.00 I had to pay for mine since I got on the band wagon late, Infact where I bought mine from, I bought the last one. Ethan Becker verified this on Blade Forums. I almost didn't buy my L. E. Package thinking they would be selling for less by themselves. Boy was I wrong, Infact they will not sell anymore of them at all. My Bundok BK-20 looks similar to the Bark River 1909 Michigan Bowie, I think their both the same size. And I always liked the CarbonV Steel and I own (2) Recon Scout's, one that I use, The other one is virgin that even has the warning tape on it on how sharp the blade is and in the Cordura Sheath. Well my Bundok BK-20 is the same steel. Anyhow, Yeah, Check out the Gurkha Black Ops large folder for eight bucks, I think your going to like it. See I'm giving back to your channel and what it did for me. HAPPY 4th OF JULY !!!

Loved the buck knife, truly is an amazing knife, had it for a while, the clip point style of the blade makes it look even cooler huh lol

All great choices, except the pruning blades are limited in that they can't be used for all types of food prep. I wish more of the smaller modern knives nowadays had a lanyard hole for keys or little flashlight, although Buck Bantam lockback does. As for Victorinox, I love them all, but prefer Pioneer over the Cadet.

@stuartspern

7 жыл бұрын

Mary Cahill - re the pruning blade - I think he's making an allusion to a Karambit style fighting knife ("cough, cough") but in a package that is literally a pruning knife and could be justified as such to the authorities

A lot of very useful knives. Great video!

@WeAllJuggleKnives

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you like them!

I owned a cat and several opinals which I modified back in the 70s. The cat is an all time fav

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+madogblue Yeah, it's super convenient!

@madogblue

8 жыл бұрын

+WeAllJuggleKnives The thinness of the opinal blade is like a thick razor.

I had the buck 110 in 1974 carried it all the time

I have the Mercator and the Opinel--I would add the2 and 3 layer SAKs to the list

@WeAllJuggleKnives

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, Super Tinker is a classic!

Thanks for this Vid, I enjoyed it. Simple, direct info. I have a suggestion for your consideration. The "electricians" knife, that you mentioned, recalls a fond memory for me. My nephew was injured on the job as an electrician, and during his recovery, I came across an old "Barlow" electricians knife at a flea market. I subsequently gave it to him as a sign of encouragement during his recovery, and he was thrilled with receiving it ! My suggestion is that you do a series of knife reviews for "workman style knives"...such as the type I mentioned, i.e., those designed for a "targeted purpose", both old and new. Perhaps you could call it ,"The Purposeful Knives Series "....?? Thanks anyway if you don't use the idea. I like your vids very much.

I also have a slight recurve in my buck vantage select, the non-military one.

Opinel's saw would be a good review to do.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Rl Badger Those look cool, I saw some on Amazon

@MrCarGuy

8 жыл бұрын

+WeAllJuggleKnives Ha. "Saw some."

great vid, my wife wanted a razor for cork but needed a symmetrical grind that higo no kami looks perfect and at 25 on Amazon prime I think I'll order 2

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Justin Evans (jevans1137) Awesome, yeah these slice like crazy.

Nice work mate, really enjoying a lot of your posts, appreciate the time your putting in. Liking the Japanese style blade, looks like an awesome camp slicer with that blade geometry.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Paul Mumford Thank you, you're so kind!

Opinels were what got me started on knives nearly a year ago (and Yes, I blame Nutnfancy's video on Opinels for cluing me in). The No. 9 Inox (smaller than what's shown in the video here) is still one of my faves. BE ADVISED: Once you start, it's hard to stop.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+EcchiSpud They do tend to multiple!

Nice selection. I have the Mercator, the Vantage, and the Buck Ecolite.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Luigi B Thanks for watching!

Where do you get a Buck 110 for under $30? They are $80 on the Buck website.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

7 жыл бұрын

Amazon, but they are closer to $40 these days.

You forgot the Cold Steel Kudu pocket knife. It's $10. And its a very cool different style locking pocket knife.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

7 жыл бұрын

I will check it out

@timschutte8310

6 жыл бұрын

Cali Vapor , I have one of those knives, invented originally from Africa. very good knife for the money. I also recommend the "Pocket Bushman " from Cold Steel. it has an UNBREAKABLE RAM LOCK MECHANISM. It will not close or break ever!!!!!!!!!!!

@71simonforrester

5 жыл бұрын

I have one of those, super cheap, strong handle and good large Krupp steel blade, but I struggle to get used to the ringlock. Hard to knock it for quality vs. price though even if I do know a lot of people who cut themselves pretty badly shutting it before they got used to it.

Been meaning to get a Mercator forever. Got a Higo(in 3 sizes), got a Buck 110(but mine was a custom shop version and definitely wasn't under $30 heh), got several Opinels...not really feeling the Vantage, though.

Opinel's Rock! The Victorinox Cadet is great, but the pruning knife and the heiko no kami are ones I need to add to my collection

@bobwampler3387

8 жыл бұрын

Sorry, Higo no kami

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Bob Wampler You'll like them!

must watch for those just getting into collecting knives

Wow, never seen the Blackcat. Love it.

I just ordered the k55k. I can't believe I hadn't heard of it before! Where have I been-- living under a rock since 1867?

@linoleum1416

8 жыл бұрын

same xD

Four essential collector knives and a great modern EDC folder for great prices

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+CedricAda Gear and Outdoors Glad you like them!

problem with opinel i always have is, that after some time yo cant open them without an other tool..

@71simonforrester

5 жыл бұрын

Tap the heel of the handle against a hard surface (I often use the heel of my boot)

I would never take a folder to the bush or for everyday carry that couldn't be opened with one hand. What if you're unable to use both hands? I appreciate the fact that the Buck 110 has an old fashioned, retro appeal, but Buck themselves recognize the value of one handed opening. Is there any downside in not making all folders one handed opening?

@christopherbautista-howell9907

6 жыл бұрын

In some countries it's illegal to have folding knives that can be opened with one hand

Really enjoyed the video, thanks bro

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Stiff I'm glad you liked it!

Opinel changed the locking coller and idk how I feel about it...

I have the classic swiss army knife and I hade one before I just love it

@WeAllJuggleKnives

6 жыл бұрын

Yes those are cool, too. When I was a kid, I somehow ended up with a Wenger Traveler. Recently I got a Victorinox Fieldmaster.

@chriselliott484

6 жыл бұрын

WeAllJuggleKnives I never had any other besides the classic one I had one when I was a kid

the only one I don't have is the one from Japan all great knives.I agree everyone should have these

You have just about nailed it. Good choices

"Pruning knife" Knife Center has the Ontario Fruit knife (slip joint) for $6.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+MadSaintJack Good deal!

I like my boker pruner

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+Living Survival Case makes some too!

is it legal to carry one of those in NJ. ??

@martyjewell5683

4 жыл бұрын

Frank, just carry a gun like everyone else.

great little info video! I know you can't get everything but dang bummed I didn't see a svord

i got the regular buck vantage. real nice for the $ put many deer from field to freezer with it.

try the stanley quickslide sport

My sister got me a Higo No Kami when she studied abroad in Japan, and I got the smaller version from my dad a few years ago. They are some of my favorite knives to hand sharpen for some reason. I wonder how to tell if they are made with the Super Blue steel? Edit: very nice collection btw, I definitely need to get both of those Buck's. And the Opinal lol.

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+rocky balboa I can imagine the Higo getting scary sharp!

It's too bad the buck 110 is going to cost you about 70 euros in the Netherlands, which is about 78 dollars! Thanks for the vid!

Nice selection. I do have a couple of Bokkers that could be on the list. Your knowledge on blade styles and metallurgy is quite good. You must be a military man.

@BlackHawk2029

7 жыл бұрын

gary gibbs you'd be shocked how little most military members know about their gear.

i can not decide what knife to get so please help me i am for sure going to get a Lightning otf and a Boker Kalashnikov otf kind of as my more work less play type knives and then as more of a high quality knife i am looking at the sog Vulcan, SPYDERCO Sage 3, SPYDERCO Sage2 Titanium, Zero Tolerance ZT0350TS, Spyderco ParaMilitary2, and Benchmade Osborne

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+cool stuff - I would go with the SOG Vulcan and Spyderco Para2, I almost never hear anyone displeased with those.

A pruning knife looks like it would be great to make wooden bowls an spoons with.

Anyone know what the blade stock is on the no. 9 Opinel? Thanks!

Did you get a chance to check out the timber rattler scarab lock back giant pocket knife juggle ?

@WeAllJuggleKnives

8 жыл бұрын

+E HITMAN C I see it on Amazon, have you tried one?

No Douk-Douk?? I know you showed the Opinel but the Douk-Douk is still one of my favorites.

@alharris3861

6 жыл бұрын

where can I find info on an old pocket folder I found at a flea market? the inscription on the blade reads Richlands Sheffield, England

No Ontario RAT? Got to be one of the best low-cost folders IMHO Opens like lightning, too...

The Higo, a true finger slicer until you learn it must be gripped on the flipper . Otherwise, such a cool knife.

Very good video. I have most of them and enjoy them. Thanks1

Could you do a Review of the Budget Fox Knife, the BlackFox BF-91 THANX