Hello Tim, great review. Thank you for sharing. The very best to you. Keep those great reviews coming along. 🤗

Nice! I enjoyed your review and I'm definitely getting one. I really like that you can reverse the belt loop for lefties.

Hey thanks Tim, looks like a good decent all around camp, workshop, garage you name it kind of knife.

Great Review! I like the knives from Condor!

Very cool knife especially for the price which at the moment is only $42. I’m glad they went with 1095 though as I get older I’m less of a steel snob especially with carbon steel anything better than 1055 and I’m happy as long as the price is relatively fair for the steel and for stainless 14c28n and higher quality steels and U can call me 😃.

Absolutely love mine......

Good review.

Great review just bought the terrasaur and the bush glider

Excellent & a great knife. I like this condor terrasaur. Affordable knife in the market.

Not a bad looking knife..may end up picking one up myself

If I didn't already have a nice Mora Garberg I'd be getting this one!

@badhat3051

4 жыл бұрын

get one and you'll have a back up for when the Garberg fails

@JordanMac79

4 жыл бұрын

@@badhat3051 why would it fail

Wish it had the sandvick stainless but for the money looks like a good deal

Excellent review. I would buy this knife, but I expect it to have a sharp blade and hopefully a sharp spine as well, though I could of course sharpen them myself. That sheath would stop me dead. Please request that Condor adds a leather sheath option.

Informative review. I have one (same color) and its becoming my go-to knife. I don't have a Garberg to compare it to but would imagine the Garberg would have a better fit and finish. The Terrasaur handle is more stiff in the palm compared to my Eldris, which gives a little (squishy).

Buying a knife that needs work done to it/needs to be sharpened is a huge turn off..so is the uneven grind. Fit & finish makes or breaks most blades for me. Great review, thank you!

Nice looking knife and great review. You could use the Worksharp Feild Sharpener to sharpen the spine. I am a bit surprised to see this style knife is still so popular after the Garburg/Kansbol debate was so over publicized. I would have thought that the community would have just been tired of it, but I'm glad that Joe is able to be successful with this. He hit the price point that Garburg should have came in at. Thanks for sharing!

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

In the Woods with Bigfoot yeah. I am still undecided with the Kansbol and Garberg. I like both but this one is competing with them as well.

Competition is good for the consumer. Looks good,does need sharpening, I would like the drop point more pronounced.

I own this knife and the one thing I would agree on is their quality control. I got my knife and it wasn't sharp to my standards and the spine was lacking as well. I am okay with that because I can sharpen and use a file to touch up the spine. I did have a difficult time with this steel. None of my diamond stones were working, which I sharpen s30, and s35 and other 1095 steels no issues. I had to get the waterstones out and spend some time evening the grind. After some work though it is an awesome knife for $42. Spend some money on a leather sheath and your set.

@h3llrayzor59

4 жыл бұрын

Get a Mora Garberg and wouldn't have had ANY of those issues.

@tkettle13

4 жыл бұрын

@@h3llrayzor59 well that is my point if you are not able to put in the work, or have the (knowledge/experience) with sharpening Scandinavian grind knives this may not be the knife for you. With that being said for half the price if you know how to do the handy work it's a great knife for $42.

@h3llrayzor59

4 жыл бұрын

@@tkettle13 I hear you. I bought my Garberb for $75.00 out the door. I love it! As with any knife, sharpening it correctly is a talent. My Dad showed me years ago how to do it correctly. His litmus test, with all his knives, whether it be for hunting, filleting fish, or kitchen knives, was the shave test. Then, he would show me how he split hairs as well. He was a magician with his knives. I have yet to reproduce the same edge he was able to do with the exact same sharpening system :( This knife is probably a "decent" knife, but I like a little more than decent.

First! Not sure why it matters if I’m first...lol Hey Tim, looks like a nice knife that would be good for camping and genes outdoor type stuff. Judging by what you said I would just ask that they put a sharper edge on it right out of the factory. It would not cost them anything to do that and also it makes it easier on some of us who are not great at sharping. Thanks agian👍

@marodriguezsr

4 жыл бұрын

Hello Mark hope you are well. Mine came razor sharp out of the box. Take care - Marco

Its cool knife it will complete.with moras.but i like them to. Go condor

I imagine the WorkSharp probably helped dish the edge right at the handle. How is the heat treat? Does it take a good edge? How's edge retention? Very interesting product!

@tkettle13

4 жыл бұрын

Dude the heat treat is on the hard side. I struggled with my diamond stones to get this right which I know doesn't make sense. I had to use Japanese water stones from 250 grit and work my way up to 8000 then strop to get razor sharp. I have the ken onion with the blade grinder attachment but I didnt use that. I like to use stones to insure the scandi grind stays a true flat grind instead of a slight scanvex aka (scandi/convex).

@robbabcock_

4 жыл бұрын

@@tkettle13 Crazy! 1095 usually isn't that hard to work. But it might be a good sign for edge retention.

I thought the method use used to sharpen it would create a micro bevel and not keep its true Scandinavia grind? Am I wrong?

I have several mora knives, specifically bushcraft black and two kansbol knives, the blades are just so sharp and easy to sharpen to razor keen edges. Though I’m adept at sharpening free hand I have to work so much harder with Condor knives, their edge geometry is sometimes not symmetrical and grind is short and steep.

@einzigkeit7216

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for commenting on this, the asymmetrical edge geometry aspect is what that makes me back off from getting one.. I was going to trigger the purchase, I didn't know it was not symmetric from top to bottom. But I really like the look of it, better than the Garberg.. The tan desert colour is my fav.. I own five mora, when I seen the condor I was impress of the shape..I need to try something else..

Wondering where the comparison is to the Benchmade Puukko 200

Tim, I think I'm going to get it over the mora equal. I am going to add an Eldris.

Wow really amazing knife review!!!

Looks a lot like a Benchmade 200 Puuko to me :)

I use mostly my Mora Kansbul , HD companion (carbon) and orange companion, stainless like the Kansbul. Recently, I've been giving my OKC rat 3 alot, 1095. I like that Condor but I really want a Mora garburg. Can't decide on carbon or stainless. I got the OKC rat 5, but have not used it yet. Do you ever get enough knives and hatchets? I really enjoyed watching and have a great day. Tennessee

@1valg

3 жыл бұрын

Garberg stainless!

'beaver chew' nice to know that technique has a name. I use it frequently.

@oddsavage

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, me too. The chics seem to dig it.

Up to this time, Condor has been a inexpensive, quality, well made knife. I hope this does not change. I am not sure about the Garberg replacing aspect. Mora is a well respected brand. We will have to see.

@PerceptionVsReality333

Жыл бұрын

Prices on Condor's products have significantly increased.

You have the knife in the sheath backwards

good back yard review. I bought one because of a skewed faux comparison/review by Shawn Kelly over on Corporals Corner. He's normally a really great guy produces really great informative bushcraft videos but, I think he is prejudiced for Mora... Any way I bought the condor and have several condor knives they all were a wee bit on the dull-ish side right out of the box but just a few passes over a medium water stone all of them were hair popping sharp. my feeling is that a knife is a tool and just because it costs a hundred dollars doesn't make it a better tool than one that costs half that much. Any way thank you for the good video

@EverydayTacticalVids

4 жыл бұрын

bad hat Thanks for the feedback. I thought his review was very good. He did say that he does really like Mora which I appreciated him saying. Overall, I think the court question is about price and if you can only spend around $40 or so, this is a good similar option even if it’s not as nicely put together as the Garberg.

Mine is hi vis orange

To me it seems you are not as happy and energetic as always in this video. But I liked the knife a lot. Thank you 🔪✨

More colors.....red. Blue. Orange.. Gray..

Niceeee 🇺🇸❤️☝🏻

Why do people keep saying this knife compeats with the Mora Garberg? The sheath?

@EverydayTacticalVids

4 жыл бұрын

Gruggs some reasons might be the steel, the look, the handle, scandi grind

@huejanus5505

4 жыл бұрын

EverydayTacticalVids The handle and blade shapes are different, except for the exposed tang. Being scandi grinds isn't enough to say they're similar. It looks like a benchmade 200 puukko with a scandi grind.

So this vs Garberg..? What do you prefer? 🇺🇸

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

So far it's hard to say. I'd say that the handle on this one is more comfortable, but the Garberg came in better shape (better edge). The handle on this feels little softer than the Garberg to me.

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

乇volve Outdoors yeah the SS is something that’s going to end the discussion for some people.

@johnalessi6004

5 жыл бұрын

乇volve Outdoors I do prefer 1095 over SS unless I was in an extremely wet environment

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

John Alessi and they have the Garberg in both.

Bonjour de la FRANCE, Boof !!, classique !, comme un MORA !, mais en plus cher ! Hello from FRANCE, Boof !!, classic!, Like a MORA !, but more expensive!

Is there a recurve on it or are my eyes tricking me?

@EverydayTacticalVids

4 жыл бұрын

Kelly Robinette yeah. A tiny recurve that shouldn’t be there b

@1valg

3 жыл бұрын

There is a recurve. Poor quality control!

@einzigkeit7216

2 жыл бұрын

@@1valg A turn off for me!!

@PerceptionVsReality333

Жыл бұрын

@@EverydayTacticalVids OKC & Ka-bar knives always have that recurve on the blade close to the hand guard. I absolutely hate it.

How much denero ? Oh now i heard him say under $50

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed - there is a link to Knife Center in the description box.

@marodriguezsr

4 жыл бұрын

I was able to get mine under $43 shipped to my door from The Knife Center. It was in early July and pre-order only. - Marco

Its very cool it will move.handle looks very comfortable?.i would buy this knive.looks good.😀

I really like the design of the knife and was considering purchasing one. A little disappointed to hear that the edge was not sharp. I've noticed that with other Condor blades. Shouldn't have to sharpen a brand new blade...just my opinion.

@marodriguezsr

4 жыл бұрын

Mine came razor-sharp out of the box. - Marco

@huejanus5505

4 жыл бұрын

Mine was pretty sharp out of the box too. As with any knife it'll need periodic resharpening anyways

Hrc on this guy?

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

don0giorgio nothing on the website. I’ll ask Joe.

@don0giorgio

5 жыл бұрын

@@EverydayTacticalVids thanks man!

@EverydayTacticalVids

5 жыл бұрын

56-58

Looks like a knock off of the mora garberg

@huejanus5505

4 жыл бұрын

How so? Different blade shape, different handle shape and less than half the price.

@joshua7233

2 жыл бұрын

Don't think you'll say that when you actually try one. I have both and I keep on going back to the Condor.

It's serviceable if you're on a budget. The similarities to the Garberg end at "size, Scandi grind, polymer sheath" though. Once you start getting into the details the Garberg costs more but you're getting a better made item. The sheath on the Terrasaur is a very soft plastic that mars easily, and removing the belt loop collar just once already shows substantial damage to the retention protrusions so that's probably not going to hold up over long term use. The ambidextrous option was a nice thought though. The Mora polymer is a better more durable quality and applies to the handle material as well. Other things are the spine isn't nearly as sharp and well done on the Terrasaur as it is on the Garberg, the grind is clearly done asymmetrical on the Terrasaur, and the lanyard hole is just rough machined through the tang and handle, on mine it will probably wear out the lanyard inside the hole after a while. I do tend to really like Joe's designs, I just wish Condor would do them some better justice in the manufacturing.

Had this been a knife "made in China", everyone would have called it Mora Garberg knock-off.

I like 1095 steel i would buy this.the 1427 sanvick Garber is. Very hard to sharpen.i like the carbon garber better.not a bad knive much cheaper.

I got one coming .try one out.my stainless 1428 garbarg is not good very hard to sharpen.carbon better for bush stuff..

It looks like a steak knife

@joshua7233

2 жыл бұрын

You're a steak knife