I never took this as a serious knife but figured it was a decent thing to have in my truck as a cheap tool. I had an interview for a promotion at work and about an hour before the interview the zipper on my suit pants gave out and my fly was wide open. I went to my truck, got the sewing kit out of the handle of this knife, and stitched the zipper shut. I got the promotion. Turns out it was the best $8 I have ever spent.

@danielschmidtke9213

5 ай бұрын

I love the idea that this knife is just a really manly sewing kit.

@louisthomas2531

5 ай бұрын

Wow.

@themightycrixus1131

4 ай бұрын

What a good story! Thanks for sharing

2:24 “its even pointing in the right direction.” Compass: *shifts 90 degrees*

@Kc12v140

3 жыл бұрын

I was dying when that happened 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@derricktitley3784

3 жыл бұрын

@@Kc12v140 if theres something on the workbench thats steel thats just off camera (where thats pointing) then the magnetic field will point towards that bud

@12346unkown

3 жыл бұрын

@@derricktitley3784 oh, so we’re being dicks now, huh? It was still funny, if you honestly think you have to enlighten anyone on the peculiarities of compasses then you’re so numb i can’t even feel you... Also, if you’re gonna be a smartass - get it right - any ferrous metal will do the trick and even minerals can be magnetised. Also, the magnetic field doesn’t point toward it, the compass does. Pitiful.

@peaceoutbruh7085

3 жыл бұрын

@@12346unkown why you so aggro

@hellbillyBob

3 жыл бұрын

@@derricktitley3784 well ackchyually, .....🤡

When I first moved to Montana in 2010 I bought this knife as a last minute purchase before going for a drive and hike in the Crazy mtns in spring. It was the first time in my life I slid off the road into a ditch and couldn't get out. I was stuck and it was around a 3 mile hike to a couple cabins we saw driving up hiking back was plan C if I couldn't get free before dark and temperature drop. Because of this knife I was able to build a ramp that allowed me to rock back, out of the ditch and drive the car in reverse down to the cabins where there was enough room to turn around. Best cheap knife I ever bought.

Brings back memories of my first cheap survival knife. I loved that knife as a kid and it sparked my love of the woods. Some times it doesn’t have to be the perfect tool, it just needs to be the one that gets you going.

@neiracorominas

3 жыл бұрын

“The perfect tool is the one you already have”

@SkyBrigidRain

3 жыл бұрын

I was the same way, but my survival knife was the one that always let me down. God that thing was hard to strip bark with!

@afriendtoo6971

2 жыл бұрын

He needs a ' john Wayne can opener '...........

@ashenblunts8865

2 жыл бұрын

The perfect tool is the one that gets the job done.

Pro-Tip, if you ever stay at a hotel, ask the front desk for a sewing kit. Most hotels have them on hand. They include a range of thread colors, needles and often some buttons. All compliments of the house.

@shawnmyers6571

3 жыл бұрын

Me sitting at my small town hotel while working: oh...oof.

I still have one of those old 1980's black survival knives. When I was 11 it was cool. Now it's just a fond memory of something my dad got me when he was still alive.

@ahmaddddd100

3 жыл бұрын

Only the memories of these simple things we have around the corners of our homes make them truly priceless.

@SkyBrigidRain

3 жыл бұрын

That one is probably a better quality than this one he's showing! They still made good things back in those days.

@elky5987

2 жыл бұрын

I still have mine that my dad gave me on our first fishing trip. i understand it's limitations but i love that knife

"In town you're the law. Out here it's me. Don't push it or I'll give you a war you won't believe." Classic.

@remb9614

3 жыл бұрын

What’s that from?

@torzagtorzag2936

3 жыл бұрын

@@remb9614 Rambo

@badnewsBH

3 жыл бұрын

@@remb9614 First Blood. :)

@reaperhunter7297

3 жыл бұрын

Cool

@andrecharlebois705

3 жыл бұрын

@@remb9614 First Blood.

The adult in me says it’s a piece of junk but the ten year old that just watched Rambo, thinks it is the greatest thing ever

Captain once told me to always have a knife on you that you don’t mind ruining.

@thodan467

3 жыл бұрын

a glocl or maybe a GI Tanto would be better i think

@bushtrash2286

3 жыл бұрын

I would have said fine, lend me your knife for a bit will you.

@chuckdawg2799

2 жыл бұрын

a $200 spyderco people leave at home - well, not doing much.

@declinedyt5565

Жыл бұрын

Mpra 511 fits that

The way they price and market knives... You’d think the tang is the most expensive part

@JbbJake

3 жыл бұрын

The LMF2 is a half tang and still expensive

@davispeterson1876

3 жыл бұрын

Most expensive knife I own was $120. The best knife I own was $5

@dawnqwerty

3 жыл бұрын

@@davispeterson1876 i own a lot of cheap knives and sure some are a hit and miss but my best three knives have all been under $8. The best part is I’m not afraid to use them like some of my pocket jewelry

@SkyBrigidRain

3 жыл бұрын

The tang on these knives is like, less than half an inch. it's threaded and bolted onto a pipe. And yes, the break easy. I had a fancy one that had a slingshot built into the sheath..... Broke!!!!

@LowenKM

2 жыл бұрын

You're right, and probably 'cuz from a production POV you can also offer more mix-n-match 'variations' if the blade and handle assemblies are treated _separately._

Being in "The Teams" for 20 years, every knife maker was making their knife "used by Navy SEALs" - lol - we called them the "SEAL knife of the month". Usually, I just carried a US Divers heavy stainless steel "dive club". Thing was a beast, but, very tough to sharpen. Also carried a good steel K-Bar, full tang for prying. The issue is also getting a good pouch on the knife sheath to carry a ferro-rod and multi-tool, along with a garbage bag rolled up so that if all your kit was dumped, you still had a few basics. The late Ron Hood had a nice sheath "kit". Always have a small folder on your person as well like a Spyderco for one-handed use. Great videos - picked some stuff up for my "home improvements". Especially loved that video on the Harbor freight hatchet - followed your guide on that, and it is great! Use it next to my wood splitter for gnarly elm, etc. GOD Bless

This is what I hate about KZread reviews...some rich guy gives it a few simple tests, then says it's basically trash, and everyone feeds off of that. My daughter and I are full-time overlanders/backpackers/bushcrafters. She got one of these as a stocking stuffer 2 Christmases ago and I'll be blunt and honest. Damn thing is straight amazing! It has chopped and sawed branches, batoned wood, shaved wood for feathers, cut rope, chopped food, basically done everything you could ask of a large knife...and it still looks new! I'll take 10 of these before I'd ever buy a high priced survival knife!!!

But what every knife maker wants to hear is, "It will keel!"

@justinwingfield2271

3 жыл бұрын

Looks like someone has been watching forged in fire lol.

@muttonvindaloobeast8160

2 жыл бұрын

😂

@dundeeecroc

2 жыл бұрын

KEAL

@philstratton

2 жыл бұрын

@@dundeeecroc My closed captioning on my TV spells it keel, so I went with that. :)

@ShannonSouthAfrica

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

I had this knife fly apart on me when splitting kindling while camping a few years ago. No one was injured, but the blade separated from the handle after a few whacks, and the blade went flying lol.

@jgbullen

3 жыл бұрын

While full tang is not necessary in a good knife these hollow handled jobs will all break if abused.. A waste of even $8.

@blackhawk65589

3 жыл бұрын

Just about to comment this! Had the exact same thing happen to me!

@donflint4585

3 жыл бұрын

@@jgbullen unless you buy a 184 Buck

@jgbullen

3 жыл бұрын

@Vegito Blue No matter what you pour in it, since there is no tang running through the handle, its weakest point is at the base of the blade and it will snap there. Among other things I construct my own full tang knives.

@mrkiky

3 жыл бұрын

The funny thing is that a hollow handle knife could be one of the strongest constructions if done in one piece, which is obviously not easy to do.

“Don’t be a wise guy…what do you hunt with a knife?” Rambo…”Name it!”

Casually unboxes $8 knife with his rolex on😂

@susannaCdonovan23

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't know a Rolex from a Timex

@hellbillyBob

3 жыл бұрын

@@susannaCdonovan23 Rolex is ALWAYS attached to a professional douche

@tuckers236

3 жыл бұрын

@@hellbillyBob , If he’s such a “douche” why do you watch his videos?

@ToddReuterOutdoors

3 жыл бұрын

@@hellbillyBob I’d be willing to bet my Gshock would outperform his Rolex.

@hellbillyBob

3 жыл бұрын

@@tuckers236what? I can't do what I want to do? I can't think he is a professional douche and watch? Why don't you worry bout you and I'll worry bout me.

I got a knife much like that for Christmas when I was 13 years old. Am 27 now and I still have it. Used the saw back to cut branches and the blade to hack a lot of things. Despite the "stigma" of knives like those that don't have the full tang construction breaking or coming lose overall mine is still strong and I got to say great considering what you paid for.

@Mikey-ym6ok

Жыл бұрын

What’s the brand? You got me curious now.

Good job on this video Cody. I love how you didn't totally disregard this cheap knife but instead gave it a proper valuation.

@seanrobinson6407

6 ай бұрын

Evaluation

I know many people dawg on these type of knives...I know, it's cheap and they usually fail with any real use, but when I got one as a teen, it started my interest in knives and wilderness survival. Fast forward 20 years, I now own many TOPS knives and others, became efficient at building natural debris shelters, and so forth. Sometimes gimmicks like these are a great way to spark that interest...

I bought this knife for kicks a while back and used it for the first time last week. Without putting any edge on it I was able to break down straight grain wood into kindling with batoning and gravity slam method. It cut off small limbs in one swing, and hack a tip into a piece of wood about the same size as the peg he used. The saw teeth are pretty sharp and worked fine for what it is. For $10 I was actually pretty impressed!!

I bought one of these 3 years ago. The "tang" is about 1.5 inch into the handle secured by allen set screw which WILL back out if not treated with Locktite. I still have it but has been retired from my kit after just a few camping trips

@davidfoster5787

2 жыл бұрын

Take out the allenscrew. Drill through the base using same hole and put full length screw with nut.

@conifergreen2

2 жыл бұрын

I poured JB weld into it up just past the tang.

@daye8132

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidfoster5787 maybe I have bad bits, or your's are super-duper, but I couldn't drill the knife steel. So I did the strongest epoxy i could find for the tang and screw . Seems to be holding up

I actually own that same knife. The day I got it, I opened it up and slid the blade in and out of the sheath. What followed was a sliced open junk sheath and a trip to the ER. Luckily I didn't lose a finger. just some stitches. Also, the blade gets pretty loose after a while.

@markk2403

2 жыл бұрын

pull the 5 mil bolt from bottom of handle. loc tite. re install.

@rcash3625

2 жыл бұрын

I used JB Weld on where the blade goes into the handle and on the screw

@Mikey-ym6ok

Жыл бұрын

I sliced my fingers open with a. Japanese chef nice. Explaining the the nurses how I cut wasn’t fun. But I feel your pain. At least the survival knife wasn’t have as sharp as a Japanese chef knife lol

@michaelkulman7095

Ай бұрын

Hey, that's what the sewing kit is for! You were supposed to sew your own stiches silly!

I'm glad to be back. I love these videos. Thanks cody. Good work.

You left out the value of the nostalgia you feel given the fact you always wanted one as a kid when you saw them on the back of your comic books

That's a pretty decent knife, one like that would probably cost £30-50 here in the UK, the equivalent of 8 bucks would get you a small 2 inch pocket knife, not that you'd be able to carry either of them around with you since we live in a nanny/police state where criminals have guns and citizens can't even buy pepper spray.

@Original50

3 жыл бұрын

When the UK Home Office is finished with you, you'll also not be allowed to raise your voice to or runaway from attackers... 😋

The best survival knife for a survival situation is the one you have.

@chuckdawg2799

2 жыл бұрын

I like to ask people "what knife do you use the most" - my answer, the one you have on you. I probably used a small swiss army pocket knife more than anything because it was on me for 10 years.

Considering kids & knife fights are all the rage - this should go over real well at that price point.

@CheeseDanish85

3 жыл бұрын

I hear it's a normal part of some cultures... lol

I have seen this at Harbor Freight many times and considered getting it but never did. After your review I'll pick it up to keep in the car for emergency use when out and about.

Came here from Sodapoppin's Twitch channel, he watched a bunch of your videos on stream in front of 20k people. You are a legend! Subbed and thumbs-upped!

I bought one of these for 5 bucks a few years back while heading out to go backpacking as a joke because a 5 dollar knife of course it was going to suck but came out impressed by it

I really enjoy these reviews you do. They can be very helpful to people who have minimal budget to work with. I've seen this knife many times on the shelf at harbor freight and something just always called to me saying it wouldn't hold up under real work.

Just got one of these today for $12.95. I did not realize I was clicking on a Wranglers vid when I looked up the knife. Thanks for the vid!

Seeing a title that's just a date got me worried. Like something bad happened today.

@marblemarble7113

3 жыл бұрын

The May 13, 2021 Harbor Freight Incident

@jeffwallace957

3 жыл бұрын

I really appreciate your product testing. Although I'll admit it has cost me some money through the years

@littlejackalo5326

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeffwallace957 he doesn't do product reviews. He does video game videos. Ohhhh, wait, you're talking to Wranglerstar. I figure you knew how KZread comments work, since you've left 100 comments on this channel, and you've been a member for 3 years.

@MasterArrow

3 жыл бұрын

@@littlejackalo5326 heck of a roast over a misclick lmao

@baird329

3 жыл бұрын

Back in the 80's those knives cost $5.99 now they are $8.00. I wouldn't expect much. The fact it has anything in the handle, the handle doesn't fall off puling it from the sheath, and it even partly holds an edge is a plus.

Fun fact, the can OPENER was invented almost 50 years *AFTER* the can. Imagine that. So yeah, pretty much everyone knew how to open cans without a can opener at one point.

@1stCallipostle

3 жыл бұрын

Many old cans used the turnkey before the can opener and you know it

@12346unkown

3 жыл бұрын

I think its a lot more entertaining to imagine a world with the can opener but with no cans...

@Letyourcolorsblendwithmine

3 жыл бұрын

I been using a knife to open cans for the last ten years. Could probably do it faster than someone with one of those crank things.

@CrimsonArchon

3 жыл бұрын

I lost my john Wayne... sad day

@tweezerjam

9 ай бұрын

You should be emphasizing “50 years” not “after”. Nimrod- it’d be weird if they invented the opener before the can. 😂

How did I end up here, watching this guy talk about outdoor stuff and survival knife qualities when I don't even particularly like camping? I guess because I like hearing about outdoors stuff, and hearing people who are so passionate about it talk about it.

Several years back I bought a couple of these knifes. I was experimenting on how I could make a quick survival spear to bring down an animal in true life survival situation. Wow. I drilled several holes in the handle. And found a 5 foot length of green oak that, with a little whittling, fit into the handle. Was able to find a seasoned oak limb and whittled some pegs. Drove them in with a rock. My goodness. With the blade heavy weight I was easily able to drive the knife, hilt and all the way through a thick archery target. It was 20 ft away. It went where I was aiming because of the forward weight that you mentioned. But it's waaaayyy to heavy to carry in a hiking or backpaking situation. But wow. I think you could drive the thing all the way through a person in self defense. After a dozen throws at different targets, the blade came out of the handle. God bless you and yours sir

Another great video. You have a gentle spirit. A Christian man. Love your personality. Thank you for sharing 🙂

The title being just the date was so incredibly ominous I thought something happened

@cmoore7780

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed ! Lol

What a great, fun video Cody! Thanks a lot! Semper Fi.

I bought this knife for gardening. I knew the 1/4 tang was not instilling full confidence, but for gardening it works well

I remember as a kid being infatuated with the Rambo knife...I stockpiled proofs of purchase and scraped together the $10 for shipping and handling required for an "official, genuine" Rambo knife...after what seemed like years of waiting it showed up at the PO Box. I was beyond excited, imagining the adventures I would partake in with my trusty survival knife. I think it lasted about 3 minutes before the pot metal handle separated from the blade rendering me heartbroken but wiser.

Crocodile Dundee approved.

Your videos are always a pleasure to watch, but I confess that hearing the Moonlight Sonata in the overture was a delightful surprise. Keep well, you and your family!

Hearing “welcome back friends” always makes my day

Whew! No blood after can was opened. Love that Moonlight Sonata.

Haha this was one of my most prized possessions when I was a kid. I bought it from Harbor Freight and strapped it to the front of my dirt bike for when I went out alone. Awesome video as always Dad... uh er I mean Wranglerstar. 😭

Great video as always wranglerstar !

I was checking out the sharpener... and I got the WorkSharp ad!!! WIN!

Hello Cody. I believe the hand guard bar is called the Hilt.

The blades strength relies on it being nestled in the part that you could not name, keep the screw tight and its fine. Put a belly with a grinder on the back of the blade to nestle your thumb and it feather sticks OK. Its my go to for yard work (Makes a great weeder) for the last 15 yrs.

Bought one about 5 years ago.... it's great as an 8 dollar knife... That's not a knife..... Now THIS, this is a knife!

this video title inspires me so much

I appreciate the budget product reviews/tips.

It makes for a cool Christmas stocking stuffer.

These are actually not bad knives. But all the things that he said are true they are very heavy and not very easy to use for fine work. The big failure point which he also mentioned was that the Tang is not very deep into the handle. I took one of these out and beat the love and hell out of it batoning a bunch of wood.. There is a set screw that holds the Tang into the handle that will work loose and the blade can come out. What I ended up doing was cleaning the inside and the Tang with some brake parts cleaner getting it completely dry and free of oil, then I used some two-part epoxy put the two pieces together and then threaded the retaining set screw in with some thread locker. This will mean it can never come back apart again but I don't really see why you would want it to come back apart ever again and an eight dollars it doesn't really matter. One thing that's kind of surprising is that's actually a stainless steel blade and even after beating the hell out of it I didn't find the edge folding over or any significant problems with the steel of the blade. That was the most surprising thing to me.

I know spring and summer are coming along for you, but I miss you doing your woodworking on your workbench in the shop. Think you could set up for a few videos on woodworking?

posted 3 min ago I HAVE ARRIVED also, I think it would be really interesting if you forge your own axe that way you can control your own angles and shapes. i thing a lot of people would enjoy watching you do that

I never thought of batoning a can of beans. This may be a new level of confidence and power in knife testing.

Thanks for reminding me I own this knife. Recieved it as a gag gift. It's in a drawer somewhere.

Hello and good day to you from Arizona P.S the original title is May 13, 2021 so I'm here early enough for that Hope y'all have an amazing day!

@backgroundwii3091

3 жыл бұрын

Oh is that a mistake? I clicked anyway lol

@JesusHChristreal

3 жыл бұрын

It truly is a pleasure to be this early

@figbat6363

3 жыл бұрын

Same

I believe the unsharpened area between the crossguard and cutting edge is called the ricasso- Not a knife expert, just watch a lot of Forged in Fire. On another note I think a better or more entertaining test would have been to affix the blade to a handle using items from inside the handle, kill a bear with it, and use the animal parts to make a precision blade to whittle something with. Keep posting videos! I really enjoy what you have going on here

Another great video Cody god bless you and your Cody

I remember when I was a kid and I bought a survival knife from the back of a magazine. I was so excited the, the anticipation of waiting for it to arrive in the mail in 6-8 weeks was almost to much for a 10 year old boy. I immediately started to put it through a rigorous testing (you know 10 year old boy stuff) one of which was to try and destroy a Nerf football I had. I plunged the knife into the football and twisted and pushed and pulled only the pull it out and find out that the long beautiful blade had bent. I was severely disappointed, but I learned a valuable lesson that day. An $8 knife from the back of a magazine in the 1980’s was a bad idea. From that point on I never looked at those advertisements the same! I enjoyed the video, brought back memories from my childhood.😂

Nice seeing you use trauma shears to open up the package! Always an amazing video!

Here before the title change

Bought one in 2013. A 15 year old w/ whom I worked (kids TV show) went bananas when he saw it. “Come see me on the last shoot day when you’re 16” I told him. He did. Now it’s his. That story does more for me than the knife ever did.

For cheap back up knives, Morakniv is my favourite. Swedish made, decent quality, plastic sheath, sure it's stainless for the cheap one but it comes decently sharp. Starting like $15 bucks on Amazon. It's my glove box knife and my beater, I have a few.

Had the same knife as a kid. Only it had a faux leather sheath and the hilt was leather wrapped. Was a terrible knife then but my brother and I were in love with them. Was a Big 5 special back then.

@MountainFisher

2 жыл бұрын

Was it made by a friend of America or China? I had one made in Taiwan, our friend, but probably not Biden's.

“It’s even pointing in the right direction.” - puts the compass down, and it proceeds to turn 90 deg

1st time here I didn't have the volume up and I was expecting an Aussie accent but to my surprise, will be watching more looks like an informative channel.

Love the wood stove back drop

You probably know this already, but you can also open a can by grinding it agains pavement or a big stone. Actually did that out camping when I was a kid and had lost my SAK

One tip for opening a blister pack is use a hand twist can opener and just go through the edges cuts like butter!

@thesmallwoodlot433

2 жыл бұрын

I just use my “E.D.C” knife to open them, never a problem!

@LowenKM

2 жыл бұрын

@@thesmallwoodlot433 Plus a lot more 'fun' actually (and also provides a good excuse for my own EDC 'addiction'... lol)!

@eddielikesfishing

2 жыл бұрын

I've got to try that.

Still have mine 8+ years later. It rarely ever gets used. Had to glue up the tang hold after water tests in a lake. Compass is still good. Edge is fairly junky and soft. But with a sharpener it should be fine. Even after extended periods of time. I carry a hatchet to chop/split wood. I know people like to test there knives like its a chopper/hatchet. I will never do that unless i loose my hatchet.

I found that blade locking screw in the handle strips out after using the knife for a while. I took the goodies out of the handle and filled the hollow handle with epoxy which so far has seemed to work. I wish the handle / blade lockup was better so one could screw the knife on to a tree branch to make a spear.

Moonlight Sonata i can't believe it's been 8 years

Howdy from Scotland , looking forward to the video

@OldNavajoTricks

3 жыл бұрын

Cannae beat a guid sgian tucked in yer plaid :-)

Hey Cody. I too am a Cody. Thanks for living up to the name and more

Love these types of videos 🔥🔥

I thought that knife looked familiar! My dad bought one for me when I was in my teens, more for show than actual use (I had much better knives) and I broke it in a few days. Snapped it right at the tang because it doesn't go all the way through the handle (So you can store useless things!). I still have the handle around somewhere too, always liked the knurled grip and that I could still store things in it :D

Hi, can you ‘test’ that new Benchmade MINI 940? It’s a lot of money for my wage but I enjoy my 940 a lot and am curious how this new one fairs.

Kind of reminds me of my old Buckmaster, it just doesn't have the ice spikes, you know in case you call down an iceberg. All jokes aside, it really is a good knife. Thick blade, easy to sharpen, so thick it batons great. The saw is decent on green wood but not great on dry. Still take it out in the field sometimes, reminds me of my youth.

Please keep doing the testing videos there fantastic sir!!!!

That knife is pretty good, especially if you need to loan a knife out.

@peternorthrup6274

Жыл бұрын

That's funny.

You should do a video finding the best trauma shears.

@Semperfiusmc98

3 жыл бұрын

Paramedic here. Letherman raptors are great if you're willing to maintain them. Downside is they don't fit into ems shear pocket and are rather big. I also almost never use any of the other tools on it. But for overall shear use i love the x shear or one shear brand. Even the cheap ones have their place.

That's clam shell packaging. Blister packs are what pills come in with the foil on the back.

These cheap products tests are the best we need more

damn so quick im here before the title

Oh man. I had one of these cheap "Survival" Knife. I tried lightly batoning a thin piece of wood. I hit 2 or 3 times, and on the 4th hit, the blade snapped off the handle making a pinging sound and went flying. I just froze for a second like DUDE. WHAT?! Never again.

@daye8132

3 жыл бұрын

Did the Allen screw come loose, or did the short tang break? I have one and have used it to chop through two pine trees,(about 4-5 inch diameter) the Allen screw loosened a small bit and I re tightened no problem.

Sharpening this knife prior to use is a smart start. I also reccomend getting a Tylenol travel pill bottle to keep your matches and firestarters in. I also have an esse camp lore which is my edc. But if i ever go camping im taking this knife because it works really well and doesnt feel shitty. Its weakspot tho is the hollow handle and the sheath. I put hockey tape on mine for a nicer feel.

I got to say I've always had one of those just to throw in the back of the pickup every time I go camping. Is it my go-to nope I usually use a sog ace, that's my usual Bushcraft camping knife. I ended up fusing the blade to the crossguard made it a lot more rigid. I would give it 3 1/2 out of 5 stars myself. Love the review and keep it up.

When you remember what the product was that caused your packaging injury you know it was traumatic. 😉

@mikeplant9163

3 жыл бұрын

and metric!!

How about a review of the $13 Hickory handled hatchet from Harbor Freight?

@oshwaflz

2 жыл бұрын

Looks like you got your wish, my friend

@gregorylashley4985

2 жыл бұрын

@@oshwaflz Thanks. It so rarely happens. I feel like a kid at Christmas!

Try the Home Depot duct knife next,it has a full tang. Love the show, God 🙌 bless.

Love the content and review videos. Just a suggestion at the end you should compare it with a high end elite model. As it is one thing to ask does it do the bare minimum but how does it compare to the best

That is a root saw in the back that's what it was made for, if that's all you can afford I know people who live in the street live in their cars that's all they can afford they use them all the time they just improve them, I guess the next step up would be the less expensive more a knife I have a lot of native American friends that don't have a lot of money and I give them those and they seem pretty happy with them

So early the titles still the date 👌🏼

It's called a hilt

Survival on Purpose review of this knife. He has a state of the art knife testing facility in his back yard. Just looked over and its at the top of my recommended list.

I bought 1 of these awhile back and I like it. Just like You said not the number 1 Knife to have but not bad either.