you can never have too many knives

Halfway through your video. EXCELLENT collection!

Dig your enthusiasm on the knives. Great overview. Thanks.

Condor mini bushlore 100% I love the plain simple look.

So a great option I'm surprised you don't have and I don't see many people ever even talk about that fits in with a lot of these knives is the coldsteel spike series. My EDC knife 90% of the time is my spike tanto. I have a para cord loop the sheath(in case it falls out of my pocket) and attach it to my carabiner that's on my belt loop that my keys also ride on. Then it just sits in my pocket. The other knife I like to EDC is a kershaw chill, and only reason I ever pick up my chill anymore is if I'm going across the state line or a place I know wouldn't like me carrying around a 4" fixed blade. Also with the loop I have on it I sized it big enough to fit around my head so I can carry it as a neck knife, and I have a couple times and it worked super amazing with a hoody on, didn't print at all and even asked a friend what he thought I was carrying and blew him away

Fully agree about the size criteria for neck knives. There are lots of knives marketed as neck knives, but they are knives I would never neck carry. I usually do some kind of horizontal carry for anything over 6".

I like how you are not a snob about inexpensive knives.

WOW great group of knives here ...I'm jealous...a lot of knives in this video are on my wish list!!!

I am from El Salvador (live in the US fro the past 15 years) I have never heard of the CONDOR knives before. Apparently any good thing that my country produces go immediately for international sales. I never saw one of those knives in the 20 + years I lived there. I am sure I could get one dirt cheap down there If I could find it. I will tell my friend to look around for them and check prices. I will post back if he finds something. Good review.

I love my Condor Fidelis. Easy to resharpen. Has enough cutting power for 80% of what I do. If I need more, I pull out the machete, or a tomahawk.

I just got a top Tom brown tracker 4 today! Really impressed!

i liked all your knives and sheaths , that orange handle knife is sweet .

I love Neck Knives......thanks for sharing Bud. ThumbZ UP !!!

Nice collection. Thanks for sharing.

Nice fixed blades ! Never too many lol !

Love these.

You were doing so well, but then you came to the Necker II. A knife is a very personal thing, probably the only truly personal item in bushcraft, and my personal taste says I I've never hated a knife half as much in my life. I hate everything about it. The biggest knife mistake I've ever made was buying it. The best knife decision I ever made was giving it to a guy I don't particularly like. You had it right with "box cutter". Both of the last two knives make very good box cutters, but I already have a wonderful folding box cutter that cost fifteen bucks, and for another fifteen, I got enough replacement blades to last forty years. I can't do any real knife work with the Necker II, and I'm pretty sure I couldn't with that last knife, either. Whether it's a neck knife, a belt knife, or a pocketknife, if it can't do the real work I need to do, I don't want it. But the Necker II didn't make a good anything for me. It's all purely personal, based on what feels good, looks good, and works well for the kind of tasks each of us do, of course, and that's what make sthe knife world interesting. I love slip jjoint pocketknives, and I have several that are, for slip joints, fairly expensive, with each going over a hundred dollars. A couple well over. One cost two hundred and seventy-five dollars. They're upper end Case XX, Queen, Boker Tree Brand, and Shatt % Morgan, which is a Queen line. I have Stockman, Trapper, and Barlow patterns from each of these companies, except no Barlow from Queen. I also have a dozen or so Rough Rider pocketknives in the same patters, two Frost Cutlery in Trapper and Stockman, and a Sarge Barlow. None of the Rough Rider knives cost more than fifteen dollars and three or four cost twelve dollars. The Frost trapper cost about eighteen, and the Frost Stockman cost seventeen. Despite having a boatload of expensive knives that are in the same patterns, and have far better steel, I can't make myself stop using the Frost Cutlery stockman that cost seventeen dollars, or the Sarge Barlow that cost thirteen dollars. They just feel better in my hand, and give me so much control when doing detail carving work, that I keep going back to these two very cheap knives. Go figure. Person taste, personal feel, personal working methods. Anyway, sorry for rambling on and on.

Just found your channel... love your videos... keep it up dude

I am really likeing the CRKT minimalist with a warn cliff blade. Really small and good for my edc uses. If I want something larger I use my esse 6 or 4hm

Ive found that mtec knives sre junky,several were given to me.and i gave them right back to who gave them to me.all the others you showed are nice.my neck knife is a tokyo spike right now.

Grreat video. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome bro just earned a new subscriber

Excelente colección. Cuál prefieres, el Izula2 or esee bk14?. Thanks

I liked the comments, but slow down on the visual presentation. You turn, flip, etc. so fast that it is hard to get a good look at the knife.

Love my Survive Necker, also in Maryland 😐

Super!!!

Say Heah, I like getting use to my neck knives around my neck around the house, especially in the kitchen, Yeah, it's a good way for me to get use to a knife that I'll be using soon, only because I can change off knives. But for a Tank hard use my Rodent Solution is a tough one in cold weather where alot if wood needs to be processed, especially kindling, then one of my Fav's is my Rodent 3 It fit's great even though the handle look's small and I wear a large knife, But right now I'm carrying my Top's Mini Scandi Knife 2.5 and We're going out soon and I'm teaming it up with my Potbelly and also I'm bringing my new recently Santa gift that brought it in the Brown Truck it's a modified INFI RatManDu I had it thinned down with a sharp 90°, Take care, , ,

I had a Becker BK14, the 24 in 1095; it was the biggest disappointment I've had to date with a knife purchases. I don't know if it was a bad heat treat or what, but the steel was soft as shit. I had it for a little over two months and I've had to sharpen it so many times that I had to put the thumb latch back onto the sheath because it's so loose in it. I bought a MKM Makro 1 in M390 and called it a day with the Becker.

nice review

I carry a Buck Model 119 tucked into my waistline under my shirt. Carried it since I was 16, and it does everything I need it to. Also if you carry a knife for self defense, make sure it’s legal in your area. Knife carrying laws are much more murky than gun laws. In California where I grew up it was legal, but only when attached to belt in open carry. Now that I live in Pennsylvania, it’s legal to carry it any way I want. Also in case you want a Buck 119 but you don’t want the 420HC Steel, go to the official Buck creator page and you can choose to get your 119 in SV30.

Cool,cool

where you buy the spartan knives enyo

Awesome collection!

Check out the little Tonife fixed blades, great little knives.

The izula 2 kicks some major ass for such a small knife

McLovin's reviews.

Say Heah, Yeah, I'm really liking my Rodent 3 it's small all around, even though I wear a large glove it fit's my hand like a glove. and the SR101 is a awesome steel too, I just Piggybacked it with my Rodent 7 and I Baldric Carry it, I also made a makeshift Piggyback with my Benchmade Arvensis 119 and my Bokor Coye Ridgeback, It was hard to do because the holes are on the same side on the Sheath's and don't match, But I used a ID Chain and a couple of plastic ties, I horizontal carry the Arvensis and cocked upward the Ridgeback for easy excess. ,, . But I still luv my Mora 510 for a neck knife, I really like wearing it with single knife carries, Like my Modde Rodent 6 with my 510 as my neck knife. ,, .

When is the backpacker review?

Excellent video. Any of these in particular that you'd say make for good pocket knives? No way I can have a sheath on my belt where I work but I do like the fixed bled strength. Ideas?

awesome man loving the channel im all subbed up i really like your condor bushlore review

Great Review and You just Got a new Sub from Me , Hope You are feeling better !

buy tops chico great little knife.

3 day festival sounds a lot like a music festival

nice vids.

@MR Any update for almost 2020 ?

I can carry a gun but can't carry a fixed blade knife... :/ god help us

hello, I have a question. stuck on the esee 3 and 4. which do you think is a better value? I already have a mora and a cheap mechette

I personally carry a CRKT Achi...check it out ! I used to carry an Extrema Ratio NK1, which is another awesome small fixed blade, but since I bought the Achi I absolutely fell in love with it...I hope you will check it out.

white river backpacker is another level of quality

probably the best self defense neck knife is the CRKT dragon claw! it's a little big- but nice and flat under the shirt

Say Heah Mary with the deep voice, heh heh heh, Yeah, I never got into neck knives per say, Although I do sometimes Cary a neck knife in the bush, But when and if I do, I like a full handle, So Yeah, I like carrying my Skookum Bush Tool, I also neck carry my Browning Independence Fix Blade, Oh, defenetly because it's lite, my Jeff White French Trade Knife, and sometimes I will carry my Blind Horse Bushcrafter which is a little heavy but very practical to carry it as a neck knife for what I do in the bush. Then I got (2) BK-14's I like the slabs it adds another demension to the knife, My true neck carry E D C is my Top's Mini Scandi Knife, But like you I don't like the 3 finger grip, But I love the knife and it carries well under a T-Shirt, Then my Rodent 3 and my Rodent Solution, The Rodent is prolly my Fav's because it's lite and very comfortable to carry, but I keep forgetting those to are small knives, Especially the full handle on my Solution, The handle on the Rodent 3 is smaller but even with the bump on the Lightning Bolt Handle it still fits my hand great, and I wear a large glove. But these two are work horse knives in the bush, especially my Rodent Solution, if I have to process alot of wood especially kindling, that Rodent Solution goes to work it's a LIL Tsnk, But the Rodent 3 is a pleasure to neck carry and it's very sharp so O love it in the bush, Actually I really love all of them or I wouldn't of got them right ?, anyhow, if you want a neck knife for the bush to do some real work, Try the Rodent 3, It's Simply TiT's, , , Oh Happy Thanksgiving, ,

Im looking for a neck knife with alot of weight. Lots of girth in the handle, blade length doesn't matter much, but i dont want to look like im carrying a bowie knife around. One last thing, is i don't want a hooked blade, and not fully serrated. Partial serrated is fine. Do you have any suggestions? Enjoyed your video

Nothing touches that Necker 2, in my humble opinion....

How much does the 2 knife cost?

any recomendations on a neck knive or boot knive thats durable and can be drawn from sheath fast

White river m1 vs Enyo? I already have the BK so I am leaning towards the Enyo….

Been looking for the pocket Bowie for weeks... you selling by chance☹️

Battle Horse sheath on the Condor mini bushlore. What is the overall length with out dangler. A #1 is 5 1/2". A #2 is 6". Please let me know. Thanks again, Richard

Cool, a talking carpet video!

i'm carrying the böker plus gnome it's a 2 finger knife but it fits suprisingly well in your hand great ergonomics for such a small knife

What are the cost for a neck knife

Epic collection! I'd like to add the TOPS STREET SCALPEL FOR THOSE WANTING SOME HANNIBAL-CANNIBAL SHIT! :D

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You should look into a knife. It's made by MTech. It's a neck knife but I'm not sure what it's called. You can find it if you google mtech mt-588. It's a cool little knife. Hope you look into it

No Fred Perrin designs??? You really should look at what he has to offer. Best neck knives ever.

whats the name of this neck knife?!

I'm particularly interested in an Izula but Idk if i want to invest in a neck knife at all unless i know if its decent for bushcraft, How well do such knives fare when botoning?

What’s the orange knife with finger hole brand? Sounds like you said Survive Knives Necker 2.

Hold the knife still bro, back away from the crack.

Wouldn't be too difficult to add a dangler to that L.T. Wright. D ring or split ring, a strip of leather and a snap.

Kabar makes Becker. The design of those knives is after Ethan Becker. Who was a knife designer

My favorite is my Esee Stainless steel Izula with black G-10 handles. 💪🇺🇸

All those are nice. I just started getting into these type of carrying knives so I don't have any yet. I can't wait tell I get my first. Nice video and nice collection.

Holy crap I just realized you were in Maryland. I'm here as well. Can we carry these around our neck or on our belts as long as it's open?? Always wanted to get some of these little knives!

Condor mini bushlore. What model is the Battle Horse sheath. #1 or #2. Thank you Richard

I really wish people would stop saying a knife is made from "440 steel". Twenty years ago, that had meaning. Today it doesn't. 440C is obviously a very, very good steel, assuming it's high grade, and not a Chinese imitation, but even regular 440A now comes in several varieties and grades. Some 440A is subpar, and some is the same 440A used in knives thirty years ago. But some 440A is now pretty good steel that holds an edge very well, that has high carbon content, and that has vanadium added to the mix. Good 440A now shouldn't be called 440A at all. Once you reach 7cr17MoV, you're getting steel that's more than good enough for the average user. When you hit 9Cr18MoV, you have an excellent steel that rivals several of the "super" steels for being a great blade steel. Many think the higher HRC a knife has, the better it is, and the higher abrasion resistance steel has, the more you should want it. This is complete nonsense. Both of these things comes with a price tag that's not in money, but in negative factors the blade will have. Once these things get too high, the knife becomes useless for anyone whop doesn't spend all his time cutting tape to open boxes from Amazon. 9Cr18MoV is the first steel I've found that makes a better stainless steel blade better than 440C on a working knife. I like it a lot more than s30v, and, in fact, more than any of the "super" steels I've tried. It holds an edge very well, and unlike the so-called "super" steels, it doesn't micro chip nearly as bad as it starts getting dull. Don't tell me knives made from one of the "super" steel never have to be sharpened. If you believe that, you don't use a knife much at all. Every steel gets dull, and when this happens, how it gets dull matters. The worst possible way is for it to chip at the micro level, which is what every "super" steel I've tried does. Anyway, find out exactly what kind of steel a knife has. Just because it's marked "440 steel" doesn't mean it's your dad's 440A. This is how China ha sto mark every knife made from any kind of 440 steel because American companies are completely dishonest about what goes into most made in China knives. They are slowly, very, very slowly, starting to mark knives with the proper designation, and if they keep at it, it will be a huge improvement for knife buyers.

I use my Eskobar as a boot knife

what if you tumble and it slips from the sheath and impales your heart?

Exelente m gusta estos minis

I meant the White River knucklehead knife lol. I'm a big fan of their knives but the knucklehead is there neck knife, as well as the GTI shorty.

Why does no one ever review the Buck neck knife? I have one and wear it everyday and it's great.

MarylandRefugee LOVE THIS REVIEW .. i love my white river backpacker i was really surprised when i saw it in the list because its so unknown.. but my favorite knife is my ANZA knives there handmade file blades but REALLY HIGH QUALITY for the price, PLEASE GET ONE AND DO A REVIEW!!! i would be happy happy happy

Because 1095 steel is used so widely, many underestimate how good 1075 steel really is. 1075 is in the spring steel family, and is actually a much tougher steel than 1095, or even 01 tool steel. This is why it's the steel of choice in most countries where machete use is common, and where almost everyone owns a bigger than average knife. No, it doesn't hold an edge quite as long as 1095 or 01, but it still holds an edge a good while, and if you're honing your knife after each use as you should, you'll never even notice the small difference in edge retention. I love 1095 steel. It's proven itself over and over and over. But I love 1075, too, and it is not an inferior steel, it's just a different steel, and is better for some uses than any other steel out there. I own a fair number of 1095 knives, but my knife of choice for field work is made from 1075 steel.

How many have last the passage of time 7 years is a lot of bushcraft processing in that time span

no karambit?

why does your most used knife look brand new?

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Hi - what color is your Spartan Enyo there? Looks like a coyote type color... Thanks!

Great vid, good job! I have noticed on a lot of knife review videos, the knives look virtually unused, not a mark on their blades.

Most used knife with zero wear and no noticable scuff marks on sheath or belt clip?

yeah man great taste in knives. I love neck knives but never ware them around the neck lol scout style rocks

I ordered a neck knife it will be a push dagger.

Hey Refugee, greetings from Damascus Maryland, loved the video and you've earned a new sub :) have a good day man

blades of 3" are more than adequate to protect oneself in a self defense situation they will penentrate into most vital organs of the human body and deliver a devestating and deadly wound . there is a 20 ft rule [ 2 men 1 armed with a knife the other a firearm ] the man with the blade is equal to the man with a firearm because he can travel that distance and deliver a life threatening wound before the man with a firearm can get it out and aim properly also the man with the blade is up close and personal and can deliver devastating results very quickly.

How much did the one with the orange handle cost

Hi there! Great movies! So I got a question about two of your knives. What would you choose for an edc knife - Condor Bushlore Mini or BK14? I love the style of a bushlore but I don't know about the steel and heating. I need a city and outdoor edc so I would like to know your opinion.

I don't see how people can carry knives around their neck! I've tried it and I was just too uncomfortable! Anyways I got a new job and I've started to use my knives a lot more. I really don't want to tear up my folder because Ive bee doing some really ruff cutting at work so I'm looking a small like very small fixed blade I can throw on my belt that nobody would notice. Don't want to look intimidating at all because I live in a pretty good sized town and I'm out in the public a lot making part runs or even just on lunch break and I really don't want anyone to feel intimidated with it on my belt. Any suggestions? Not doing any kind of chopping by they way so I really don't need a big heavy knife.

When is backpacker review? Any news on this blade or steel yet?

Do you think that a Buck 141 Paklite Large Skinner would be too big for an EDC?

Hi do you want to sell your spartan enyo?