Ruike responded and let me know that the sheath is just ABS. I find that surprising because I would never have thought that ABS could be turned into a sheath as robust as this one.

@kerryrwac

6 жыл бұрын

Machete Bushcraft Australia makes their custom Bolo sheaths out of PVC , so it must be good to go as a sheath material . northarmmacheteco.com.au/sheath-options/ The Cold Steel Bushman has two different blade styles and the handles are designed to accept wooden shafts . www.bladehq.com/item--Cold-Steel-Bowie-Blade-Bushman--16821

@--RSL--

2 жыл бұрын

Abs is very strong plastic... Cars are covered in it.

@quantametric

2 жыл бұрын

Abs is far more robust than kydex

@retardno002

Ай бұрын

GRN wouldn't be a great option here since 14C28N is a tough but soft stainless, the glass fibers would have dulled the knife in the sheath. Kydex would have driven cost up for little to no added benefit. I think it's a great choice for this knife and glad that it's robust in ABS.

I watched 1/2 dozen videos before finding your review, which is better than the rest. You show the belt attachment positions and I agree 100% with batoning. The obsession with bushcrafting is ridiculous. Anyone who is going to spend serious time in the woods needs the proper tools: knife, axe, hatchet, etc. It is useful to know, that in a survival situation, that a knife can be used to split wood, but when is that really necessary ? To start a fire, spliting wood is not the problem. I would love to watch a video "WHY BATONING WOOD IS IDIOTIC". There is absolutely no reason on earth to sarcrifice the cutting edge when it is much, much easier to find dry twigs, grass, or snap some small branches over your knee to make kindling. Anyone obsessed with batoning either: (1) has never owned a hatchet; or (2) never actually started a fire. Thanks for the great review. I ordered the knife today !

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

Thanks rhino ranch. We are clearly on the same page regarding batoning. I thought about making a video like that but since CCE focuses mostly on pocket knives I didn't feel like I was the right guy for the job but maybe I'll do it. I do try to mention it something about the subject whenever I review a fixed blade that someone would be tempted to baton with though.

Thanks for the review Jake. As with all their other offerings, Ruike seems to have done an amazing job with this one.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching and commenting. Yes, Ruike has good quality knives at a fair price. I wish they put out more fixed blades soon.

Very nice in-depth review.

Great review CCE.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate that

Your videos are awesome!! Not enough good Canadian knife reviews🤣

Great review and great knife. I purchased one and minus its inability to throw sparks, it is an amazing tool for camping and bush craft. Keep the reviews coming!

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

If you have a very good quality file you can put a square spine on it (at least at a specific spot) and make it throw sparks very well.

@jimlahey5623

2 жыл бұрын

Cant it do sparks on jimping?

Great review sir!

Nice review. I just subbed. This one looks like it will make its way to me soon. Just the review I was looking for.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the sub! I hope you enjoy it once you get it.

Thanks for the review. I have this knife and a F815. I think both of them are very good. As for the sheath, you can take off the belt clip and add a piece of nylon strap or leather if you like to make a belt loop and use the holes in the sheath. It should work.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, the great thing about sheaths that use that hole system is that it is super easy to change up the system used to hang the unit from the belt.

One more tip. Whenever the knife does not sit in the sheath securely enough you can replace plastic spacer in the sheath' upper corner screw with a rubber one and just tighten the screw to your satisfaction.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

good suggestion

Love the shape of this knife might get it. Up to now i bought 3 folders.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

I wish Ruike would make more fixed blade knives.

Great review.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Why are people wondering if ABS plastic is problematic? Even my ESEE4 is ABS plastic. Yes, there are kydex versions, too. Never had any problems with "plastic". :)

Love mine so far. Didn't read all the reviews so, sorry if this is already posted. I'm a lefty. Remove the belt clip, turn the shief over and refasten. Now it's perfect for those who use the wrong hand.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, most of the modern sheath materials like kydex are made with that option. I just posted another fixed blade review and I didn't mention that possibility there either - perhaps I should have said it explicity.

I find the leather sheaths on little handle heavy knives lets them turn over and fall out unless you snap it . In leather I like the pouch sheath In plastic they seem like they're trying to get the knife handle up around your neck they're so high with the loop .and they stick way out away from your side !

I too like that handle pommel lower - away from poking me in the ribs!

Generally speaking, you can test if a thermoplastic has glass fibre fill by cutting it with a razor. Crackling and snapping generally means some sort of fill. Glass ball will give an even resistance, somewhat sandy. No fill should be smooth with no sound or feedback. I think most people keep glass-filled thermoplastics away from edged tools as, a poorly designed sheath, easily dulls any steel. The knife's purpose being my former wheelhouse, I like the design a lot. Very Busse in look.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I remember learning to do that test, now that you mention it. THANKS. It turns out it is simple ABS - to which they got the fit to be quite great for this knife.

@jimlahey5623

2 жыл бұрын

Busse indeed :)

great looking knife good review

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Yeah, it's a fine blade, I wish I had the cash to keep it.

Hey Jake, nice review. I picked up a Ruike Hornet today, and it definitely has matched the quality expectations I have for Ruike, based on my P801 that I also own from them. They do a good job of designing knives that are comfortable, not just when you're holding them in the store, but for actual use. It seems, based on your review, that this knife should probably be a Mora Garberg killer. Those retail for around $30 more, and you get the same steel, but with thicker stock than on the Mora. That said, I'm not a fan of the Ruike sheaths. I wish they made some that were a bit more compact, like the one that comes with the Garberg. Thanks for your thoughts and review!

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks James. I dislike the belt loop system that Ruike uses too, it works for some people but mostly I would prefer my knives to hang lower so that the handle is the height of my belt, not higher. I think I would rather carry the Hornet over the Garberg myself but I would be happy for a Garberg in an emergency to be sure.

I’m not sure if this would get read but I would like to add my bit for batoning. We have a wood stove for heating and I have to constantly process kindling sticks out of pine (we have pine everywhere for this). The safest way and most accurate way to get nice sticks is to baton. For this I use a condor bushman parang and it is perfect for this type of work and is far superior to using an axe.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

The Condor Bushman Parang can certainly be used for that task, it's a pretty good choice. (I read ALL the legitmate comments that are left on any video no matter how old - I just ignore the few junk comments that some people like to leave.)

I think 14c28n is an optimal steel for this type of knife. It has adverage edge holding good corrosion resistance and excellent toughness for a stainless and good toughness for a knife steel even compared to non stainless steels

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, I am very happy with 14C28N. It keeps an edge quite well but in a pinch you can sharpen it in the field if necessary.

Hello Mr.Canadian. Excelent review, we share the same philosofy about knives. Hunting knives are one of the finest tools for a hunter on duty. You dont want to use your sharp knife as a hammer, crowbar, pliers and so on. Looks like we Europeans have the same opinion about knives like you Candadians. Ruike F118 Jager (Hunter) already looks like a good hunting knife. Greetings from Slovenia.

@christopherskipp1525

2 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Colorado, USA.

@jimlahey5623

2 жыл бұрын

@@christopherskipp1525 greatings from Wadowice

@christopherskipp1525

2 жыл бұрын

@@jimlahey5623 Howdy.

8:01 haha Same here, that's being a lefty yes. It happens to me all the time. Annoying ,and I never get used to it.. The knife looks good.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

The knife itself is very appealing. I wish I could have kept it, but I had to sell it so I could buy more knives to review.

@Ve-suvius

2 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge Do you keep any knives? And which ones are your favorites.

My question, Jake, also relates to Ruike's skeletal Hornet fixed blade model (even more so, probably, but I'll ask here): How do you think this 14C28N steel alloy would hold up to being used, now & then when required, in a coastal environment around small boat activities (sea kayaking & canoeing to one-man small craft sailing)... given regular use of a first class protectant oil up front and diligent end of 'working' day clean up? My guess is that a cheaper, different sort of fixed blade knife using 4116 (Cold Steel?) or N690 (very rare in such blades?) would be one "rating point" better for resisting permanent rust damage, though. Apart from maybe 2 price-y fixed blade models by Spyderco in the LC200N alloy almost exclusively being used by them at this time (and not 'til sometime later this year for the Waterman), an obvious choice for such a really tough all-'rounder 4"-5" blade doesn't jump out to me in knife reviews I've seen (the issue, as I've stated it, being rarely addressed!).

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

That is a GREAT question, Frederick. But, I am not the best guy to ask that. You see, I live in landlocked Alberta, and not only don't we have an ocean nearby we also have a very dry environment. People in the rest of Canada come here to find old cars to restore because they rust less here than anywhere else in the country. So, my life experience with 14C28N has been in this context where rust is not common. That being said, 14C28N is quite resistant to corrosion - from the specs that I have read, and I think it is likely that it will hold up fairly well in a coastal environment if the owner was diligent with care as you suggest. The steel mfr claims that it has fairly high corrosion resistance: www.materials.sandvik/en/products/strip-steel/strip-products/knife-steel/sandvik-knife-steels/sandvik-14c28n/

I went with this over the condor blue havok mainly due to this one being more stainless than the 1075 hc condor .

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

That is a good point. If you want stainless then this is a better choice than most of what Condor puts out.

@lelandphill4408

2 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge have you tried anything from tkell knives?

Have you tried the boker vox rold . Everybody says itll break in sub-0 ( Im almost never in those temps ) Ive seen one break but i think it was heat treat malfunction !.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

I do not have the Boker Plus Vox Rold but I have held one, quite comfortable. If I get one I will test it the cold.

Great review on Jager F118 Fixed Knife. Any discount code here in Canada?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

9 ай бұрын

Unfortunately the folks at Ruike Canada said that their margins are too tight to offer a discount code for my viewers, but at least you would get free shipping since it is just a bit over $99CAD - ruikeknives.ca/product/jager-f118/

Nice review! How does it compare to the Brother F001? Thank you!

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

I wish I had time for a thorough discussion on that. I would say that I would choose the Jager over the F001 every day of the year for several reasons. Hand feel / grip of the handle being a big reason for me; and I am still not fully confident that Brother uses the steel that they claim, though I don't have any actual evidence to the contrary.

Down to about $55 US now on Amazon.

This... or Becker Bk16... or Esse 4hm? Becker 16 have a longer blade?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

I don't know which i would choose either. I don't have the measurements handy so I am not sure which is longer.

agreed! almost perfect

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I still had it, but I had to sell it to get $ to buy more knives to review.

High riding sheath they must have meant Urban Survival for edc. Easier to keep the knife out of sight riding high or horizontal. How do you compare this Jager to the Real Steel Bushcraft plus? Same steel, which would be the better buy?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

That makes sense, what you say about the sheath. Which one is better between those two? Well, I just pulled out both, so I could compare directly... They are so similar in some ways. If you took the Ruike and ground the spine down to where the bevel ends then you would have a blade that is the same thickness in both, same depth, and therefore the same bevel angle. The Ruike is just a bit smaller and it has a longer slower curved belly. The Real Steel can accommodate larger hands. The other main differences is the sheaths - which are very dissimilar. Pick the one that you like the sheath of best. Which is better? I dunno what to say, I think it would depend on what I was thinking of doing. Wilderness living = Real Steel. General survival = Ruike. But they are SUPER close.

@gordonstevenson535

6 жыл бұрын

Very interesting, thanks Jake for taking the time to have a look and respond.

Nice vid, even if I'm not a fixed blade guy (can't really be with the knife laws where I live) it's nice to see videos for that crowd. Btw, I wanted to point out that 5:35 says "I believe knives are NOT designed for cutting, not batoning" I believe you meant to wrote "I believe knives are designed for cutting, not batoning" ?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

WOW, where do you live? Where we live there are almost no rules for fixed blade knives but all sorts of rules for folding knives.

@nebulamask81

6 жыл бұрын

Los Angeles, California : /

Thanks for posting review. .looked at this a few times. Unfortunately $60-$70 dollars is a little steep ! You can get a Cold Steel Master Hunter San Mai for 75 bucks and for another 25 ...the same knife in CPM -3V ! Just an FYI

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

There are so very many knives being sold around the world that there will always be other knives that someone feels is a better way to spend their money - and there isn't anything wrong with that at all. I like to hear opinions like yours in the comments. In my reviews, I have chosen to just evaluate each knife on its own merits because someone will always say something like: "But you forgot to mention this or that knife..." So I just avoid that, 99% of the time, by staying very focused on just the knife in question.

Hey Jake it's a nice knife for sure, but I don't 90dollars like it even with a better sheath. Thx for the video.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

It isn't a knife for everyone.

Dzisiaj kupiłem ten nóż, naprawdę jest wart swojej ceny.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

It really is quite a nice knife.

@jimlahey5623

2 жыл бұрын

Ja mam go w komplecie z hornet, za tę cenę to chyba najladniejszy. Mozna miec jeszcze cold steel srk ale to rdzewiejąca stal i brzydal.

Yup. How’s the knife after 5 years ? Thanks

@CanadianCuttingEdge

11 ай бұрын

I wish I could tell you but I have to sell the knives I review so that I can afford to buy more knives to review :( I live off a disability pension which seriously limits which knives I can keep. I did keep this knife for about a year but eventually I had to sell it - I really wanted to keep it because it was performing very well.

I know im really late but could u make a sheath for this knife if i paid?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

4 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I am not a good sheath maker, in fact, I have only made one for myself. It might become something I do in the future but not at this point. And I don't know of any reputable sheath makers. Well I have one viewer here on CCE who has had a number of custom sheaths made at a good price (according to him). I will email him and ask for the contact information. If you email me then I could pass that on to you once I have the info.

@DreW.L_

4 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge appreciate you getting back with me. Thank u

Fire harden the stick !

ruike jager vs schrade scfh38?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

that could be interesting indeed

I had one of these knives and it didn't work for me. I don't have large hands, but the handle was too short! And the handle is not very ergonomic for me. Also, as others have stated, the sheath is not very good. I returned mine.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

It is good that you were able to return it since it didn't work out for you. I have hands that are right on the transition between L and XL (North American sizes) and you can see in the video how well it fit my hands.

BTW Jake, ABS is pretty tough stuff. Canoe manufacturers have used ABS for whitewater boats and paddles for many years, it is quite moldable and it holds up very well. Don't know how it does for sheaths but I think it will do well. Good review.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yes, I am quite aware that ABS is a quality plastic. We have been relying on it for many years to keep the waste end of plumbing restricted to where we want it to flow. They would not rely on a questionable material for plumbing purposes. So far it has been working quite well as a sheath in this case.

$54-$57 on Amazon right now, that’s a good price.

@brr8888

5 жыл бұрын

Ordered mine this morning and just got it with Amazon’s same day delivery. It’s a nice knife, I like it a lot.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

You clearly are not in Canada - no same day delivery here on Amazon, but I have been able to get some items on next day delivery if I ordered before noon.

Nothing wrong in abs, this is the way of the company to lower the price of the knife so that many can afford it. Great knife & design kudos.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

I am very fond of this knife too. I am sad I had to sell it in order to keep the channel going with more reviews.

f118 vs SRM S745 ?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

They are fairly similar but not identical, even the size is different. The similarities make sense though, because SRM and Ruike are sibling companies (along with Real Steel).

@davidespada01

Жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge i will go with the F118 i hope i wont regret and i like all of your reviews .. thanks you

Love the knife but hate the sheath with a passion.👍🇦🇺

@CanadianCuttingEdge

4 жыл бұрын

Thankfully there are thousands of knives out there, I hope you find one where you love both the blade and the sheath. What type of sheaths do you prefer?

@nickelmickel4170

4 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge I prefer leather as the climate I live in is rather dry. It wouldn't be hard to source a sheath but that defeats the purpose of buying a new knife as the sheath is also what makes the sale. Spending another $30$40 on a sheath means I could have bumped up a notch and purchased something different.👍🇦🇺

Nice but in ain't no BK Dash Two.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

You are correct, it isn't that, but I am more than satisfied with it - and I am familiar with the Ka-Bar Becker BK2 (or did you mean some other knife?)

@HighSpeedNoDrag

5 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge The Mighty BK-2.

This seems like a nice knife. I have several similar knives 8" or so and I'm looking for one a bit longer like 10" or so. Was that an SCHF42 in the leather sheath you were showing? I believe that is a 10" knife. Do you still like and use the 42?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Sharp eye. Yes it is the SCHF42. I like that knife quite a lot, I carried it quite a bit last summer when I was out and about in the mountains. It was my main knife for a 2 week camping trip.

17:24 do you know the cause. Why is it...

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

I live with chronic pain, it messes with the mind.

@Ve-suvius

2 жыл бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge Ok thanks for your response Jake. Then you must be on painkillers all the time also. I hope there will be a solution for it, if even possible..

i just wish it was full flat grind.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

4 жыл бұрын

This is as close as you can get to full flat grind without quite being there. I prefer this because there is just enough flat sided steel that it can be clamped securely to most guided sharpeners. BUT there is no one way that is best for everyone - no one way to make a knife that is more correct than others (though there are some ways that are less correct).

I don't want to carry a wood splitter or an axe . People that don't hike and hunt and fish have ideas about uses of tools one tool for each chore . I want one tool for many many chores !

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

There certainly are knives that can do those things. Generally, it isn't going to be a budget knife that is a good choice for those scenarios. This knife can handle batoning too. There are many times when a guy is doing what I call car camping - when they have a vehicle fairly near where they are and in those cases it is wise, and easy to take along a tool that is more suited for the task. When a person it out and about, away from it ALL then, of course, you want one tool that can do it all. It is in those cases where I recommend wise batoning - where the blade is used minimally because it is wise to preserve the knife as much as possible. For example, even if the knife can baton a 5-inch log in half, it is wise to take off 1.5" pieces off the side to mitigate the risk. The best knives do fail, sometimes. And you don't want it to fail if it is the only knife you have with you. That is what I promote.

@dalecarpenter8359

6 жыл бұрын

Canadian Cutting Edge I have a great budget bowie with a kydex sheath .the m-tech 151 .some say copy of the cold steel trail master .but it is a stainless steel version $25 .00 . The sheath was $60.00 but its a very good sheath . I like the stainless ove the carbon steel . The grand kids have a ball learning to boton and what not . You dont have to worry if the go into the dirt or even it they break it ! Get to just in case ! I pound tent pegs with the side of the blade . I saw a youtube vid where they botoned another m-tech though a 7ft ( sorry i dont know the metric =) none the worse for ware ! They arent hard stainless .but they are extremely good beaters .and low cost trainers for the kids !!!

@dalecarpenter8359

6 жыл бұрын

Canadian Cutting Edge Oh yeah going around the round .that gives the wood a place to go ( bending away ) .I was just saying that m-tech knife was really something but very low price .but if you're going to pound a knife you might want one a little softer heat treat . It won't keep and edge as long in use but won't chip out . Good vids I try to see them all !

I discovered that the grips are glued to the knife ....the screws have no purpose other than looking good . You would have to destroy the grips if you want to replace them .

@CanadianCuttingEdge

3 жыл бұрын

I usually take the handle scales off as part of the review. I should have done so with this knife because that is important info, thanks for sharing it.

@Rack47

3 жыл бұрын

Is the steel going behind the handle full steel, or is it skeletonized?

@jean-claudebouchut3323

3 жыл бұрын

Dont know , you would have to ask Ruike

@Rack47

3 жыл бұрын

@@jean-claudebouchut3323 Alright, thanks.

@rodrigodias6652

Жыл бұрын

Mine aren't (and i have two of these), i have disassembled them countless times...

The short coming I see is the short blade !

@daveyboy6985

4 жыл бұрын

I think it would be a good hunting knife, as opposed to a survival knife. What do you think?

How confident are you that the steel really is what it says it is. Doesnt really seem to make sense the Chinese factory would import a specialty steel from sweden and sell it at this price point.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

100% confident. Ruike is a very reputable brand. Some Ruike knives have been tested to confirm the steel type and hardness in USA and each one is exactly what they say it is. The tests were organized by the LuvThemKnives channel here on KZread.

@jonleone777

Жыл бұрын

Roger that. Thank you sir.

I might go $40.00

Let me guess Spain lots of great knives made in Spain right now

@CanadianCuttingEdge

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know a lot about knives made in Spain to be honest.

I agree about the sheath, just didn’t like it. I like the knife except the lashing point near the blade. That could even make me not want to buy the knife. Not into that way of using a knife. Just my opinion. Thanks. Tony

@huejanus5505

6 жыл бұрын

Tony Patey Then just don't use the lashing point. Think of it as decoration.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

The lashing point on the guard can be ignored. I don't ever plan on using that lashing point myself, but since it doesn't get in the way, it isn't an obstruction in any way. So I think I will happily use this knife quite a bit this summer.

You're preaching to the choir about not batoning with my knives, only in an extreme emergency to start a fire would I even then consider it. That is one sexy beast of a knife right thurr. Time to start saving some Somalians. Great review as usual, Jake.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

Yes, I know that any viewers I had last summer heard my comments about batoning, but I have a LOT of new viewers since the last time I mentioned it. You will be thankful that I deleted about 2.5minutes of explaining that point more thoroughly.

So a froe is offensive to God?

@CanadianCuttingEdge

5 жыл бұрын

I hope not, I've used a froe many times...

If it just was from better steel than i would have bought it but i did not...Sandvik is not the best, is not even medicore, it is a budget stainless steel, worst than AUS8. In terms of survival, outgoing, bushcraft, forest i prefer SRK from Cold Steel but it is not stainless steel, it is SK5 carbon steel.

@p0rcs

4 жыл бұрын

Bunczu sandvik is better than aus-8 actually for what this is designed for, aus-8 is abit for this style blade

This "don't use knives for batoning" schtick is not so simple - when the only tool you have is the knife and you need to split timber, then the knife is the only tool you have - there are ways to use the knife to assist wood splitting that minimize risk to the blade (and the operator, although few people seem to consider that), and proper use of a blade along with maintenance of that blade will come through learning, and again, most people think they don't need to learn and just do (and do badly, usually - just try a bow drill fire when you are desperate - it NEVER works and that is all to do with the mind, not the situation - control the mind and you control the situation - practice makes perfect [no, perfection is not attainable, but close is good enough] - prepare to be unprepared - know your limits, and do not exceed them - yada yada yada...). Enough of that - this knife is ideal for me, and that means it is ideal for me, not anyone else, but it may be - find out for yourself....

@CanadianCuttingEdge

Жыл бұрын

I don't recommend knives for batoning but I am NOT making it an absolute statement like a rule or anything. You can find videos of me doing some batoning testing with knives, and in those videos I generally cover recommended ways to do it.

I'll take a NedFoss Hyenas over this for under half the price.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 ай бұрын

Go for it.

@MrPerry61

6 ай бұрын

@@CanadianCuttingEdge already did

You can get it for $59.95 US with free shipping on eBay. I have been looking at the knife for a while now, you may have just pushed me off the fence.

@CanadianCuttingEdge

6 жыл бұрын

It is indeed a knife worth getting if a guy is looking for a fixed blade of that size.

sheath its really not great but who buys a knife for its sheath? you can allways make you own