Thank you all for the upload suggestions. I will be using some of them in the upcoming weeks. Please let me know what you think about this video should i try to find other weird pieces of gear to test? Thanks folks

This kind of tool is very common in Finland although they are much simpler and I have never seen one with a saw. I think this one is designed more for North American market than it is for Finnish. We call them "vesuri" in Finnish and they are used for delimbing falled trees and are not really meant for hacking or splitting. Oh and Fiskars is a Finnish company, not Swedish. It's the oldest Finnish company still in business.

How about gear care post camp out? Cleaning, air out, sharpen tools things like that.

Nobody: Tripper, directly into Joe's mic: WRGGGRRRRRRRGGRRGGRRRGGRGGR

Tripper is 100% puppy in a big dog body!! He's got a crazy streak in him, but he minds really well. He'll be a great companion as the puppy grows out of him. These videos work!! Stay safe my friend. Crazy times have only begun.

Today we’re gonna be testing.... wait for pause... THIS THING, lol good to have you back making videos joe

As Fiskars is a Finnish company, I would say that tool looks very much like a "vesuri" (billhook?) with a saw accessory. In Finland we mainly use those to remove branches (with the peek/hook at the end). Usually we have one guy with a saw/axe knocking the trees done and the other guy strips the branches off the trees on the ground with a billhook (while the other guy keeps knocking trees down). Usually kids start out by helping with the billhook, before they graduate to using and axe/chainsaw.

Fiskars is Finnish not Swedish. :)

Oh, I love it when you stop to point our things like the squirrel action! Love when you throw in those bonuses! Surprises for all!

Fiskars is actually from Finland, oldest company in the country that is still running.

Fiskars is actually finnish Joe, its Finlands oldest company founded in 1649. Great video as always, cheers from Sweden

That dog is HIGH VOLTAGE!!!!!

Greetings from Scotland on lockdown Joe. Thanks for keeping us entertained. Stay safe.

should have done a review on the thick plastic packaging as well, because nothing cuts my fingers like that plastic

I swear that dog's tail has a life of its own. Reminds me of a cheetah's. Very cool looking.

I have one of those tools. I put an around the whole thing. Now it’s a survival tool, in the truck for emergencies, self defense, garden tool, and zombie killer. Slash, hook, push, two points, and edge on the back for roots n stuff. It’s bigger brother is also worth ‘adjusting’.

I like that this isn’t titled “WEIRDEST SURVIVAL TOOL OFF AMAZON!” It’s something unique

Tripper talking the whole time is hilarious.

Keep bringing it, Joe. We appreciate you efforts, concerns and expertise.

Product reviews are one of my favorite. I miss the outdoors since the military. Just don't know how to get back into feeling free again. Thanks Joe. Look after one another even if they are not family. They are just our "Extended" family. Compassion is really needed now.

Love the videos. Unfortunately, I’m considered “essential” so I have to work. But I’m alone at work and out on the outskirts of town so I see lots of wildlife and views. So I’m good there. When home, I’m relaxing, doing some much needed projects that I’ve fallen behind on and partaking in adult beverages. Again, thank you for your videos.

Loved the video. I love them all, short, long, no matter. Just listening to you blah blah blah is very soothing for me. Keep em coming buddy the world needs you now more than ever. 👁🦉👁

Great video, Praying for the whole world. Staying home is all I am doing..thanks for sharing and stay safe.

Thank you for continuing with content at this time. Much appreciated. Much love. Stay safe and healthy!

I love hearing Tripper's growly voice; he has so much to say, lol. Good video, thanks. And, Happy Anniversary to you and Wil.

0:49 Uh... Fiskars is Finnish not Swedish

Thank you Joe for a video. Doesn't matter the length of the video, I love to watch them all. Please keep up the great work.

Joe, I just want to say that I appreciate you being comfortable in your skin. It is enjoyable watching you being a dork at times. Life is too short to not enjoy our own little idiosyncrasies and faux pas. Continue on your journey and best wishes to you and the family during this trying time. Scout, forever!

tripper off cam sounding like a constipated Sasquatch lol

That’s the ticket. Like hangin’ out with the neighbor guy for a few minutes and askin “what’s new”? And then he pulls out this war club and says: “check this out”! Good show.

10,20,30, minutes. Enjoy all the vacations we take to Canada while never leaving our farm in TN. On the bright side ten minute vids mean we can look forward to a new short adventure every night. Stay well you and your family. Time will pass and Corona will once again be beer.

My introduction to Canadian Tire was 30 years ago, and was a very pleasant experience. I broke a crank shaft outside of Whitehorse, got a room when I hit town and sought out Canadian Tire at first light. A gentleman (mechanic) there, name was Rocky Holt, he took very good care of me. I was hole-up in my hotel room for four days while a new crank was trucked up from Vancouver, in the mean time, Rocky did all the prep work, had a machine shop check the align bore and had me back on the road in no time when the crank arrived. This was no minor repair, the V-8 had to come out of my car. Solid work on his part, great folks to deal with. I appreciated them immensely. Tripper's vocalizations are hilarious. He's so expressive while fussing with his toys. That Fiskars tool is sort of the multi-tool of the machete world. I'd file a 90 degree sharp spine where the blade comes into the handle for the fire steel striking chore.

"Don't take any of my wood." Tripper sits down and starts chewing on a piece of wood. ROFL

7:00 that is exactly what it is meant for, to clear tree branches from felled trees.

*LOVE* videos like these Joe! THANK YOU.

I think the shots through the campfire smoke make it feel like we are there. I know, it's a huge no-no in camera work, but we don't have to be professionals... when the audience would rather it be 'real.' Thanks for making the effort at reviewing this tool.

8:21 My stomach at 4am when I’m dozing off watching youtube

Tripper has a bit of energy I've noticed.

Congratulations on 19 years. Thanks for continuing to put out videos. I always learn something from them.

When your stuck at home any video you make is a welcomed distraction from boredom. Thanx for all that you do for us. Stay safe.

0:49 You just gained 5 million enemies...

22:48 😂🤣 TRIPPER CAN FLY!

Omg I love how vocal tripper is

30 minutes!? Well done Joey! Cool tool! Thanks for another video! Thanks for doing your best to get us content! We all appreciate it very much! Best wishes to you and the fam, man! Much love

Fiskars makes some good tools for the buck. I use mine a lot to clear bamboo around my property.

looks like they kinda patterned it off of a woodsman's pal

I'm loving these short videos. Weird pieces of gear are always a plus, along with small details such as care and maintenance of equipment and cleaning up after a trip.

I Liked the video. Not too long and not too short. LoveTripper he really is well named. He is a “trip”. He is just so funny. No matter how excited he is with his toy, or whatever he happens to be playing with, he I very obedient when you say out. The reaction is almost instantaneous. What a good and smart dog. Joe stay well, you and your beautiful family. You are right, this is unprecedented in our lifetime, it is a good way for families to spend time together. May God bless and protect you and your family now and always, Amen.

Love how there more Content I don’t mind if it 10-15 minutes long

Lmao, he really like that ball.

Thank you for continuing to upload Joe

Love these kind of videos Joe keep them coming

Find some more wierd tools Joe this is pretty interesting/By the way good vid.

Hey noticed you had a lot of white spots on your nails. I get them frequently. Normally for me its coz my calcium is low.

Thanks, Joe. Keep it up. Maybe another video showcasing your knives. Never too many knives.

I keep one of these in the door of my van. I use it in the eastern woodlands of Kentucky for briars mostly. I appreciate Trippers commentary off camera😃

In fact Tripper sounds like a bear with his growling and moaning keep up the good work trip

I'm sitting at home with a gimp knee. Watching a spring storm coming through my area.. went from nice to crap in a few moments. My pup crawled into my lap and my German shepherd is asleep in the floor. Little dude doesn't like thunder. Everyone take the time, tell your folks you love them. Hug your kiddos a little longer, love that woman or whomever is your special someone. More time at home, means making memories, love them up and get out in nature. Best medicine in the world? Family and friends, outdoors in the bush.

Thank you, Joe. I hope you and yours stay safe through this pandemic. After watching some of your videos I picked up a Silky Big Boy. I can see why it came from Japan. Might as well be a katana. Still extremely lightweight and I look forward to years of use with it. Thank you again.

Love hearing Tripper enjoying himself.

Joe: So what have you guys been doing during this time? My wife immediately says "Well, we're watching you Joe!"

I just came here to say it's not a Swedish brand. Looks like this has been well taken care of though :)

Thank You for sharing your knowledge and skills with us. During this time of uncertainty, watching a video like this really helps. God Bless You!!!

Tripper was hilarious. I appreciate these videos, so many things to choose from. Helps thin out the choices. Thanks

With the aesthetic of that, looks like meat's back on the menu boys

NOOOO! IT'S ABSOLUTELY NOT A SWEDISH BRAND, IT'S FINNISH!!!

Thanks for reviewing this. I've picked it up a dozen times and put it back but now I see with some modification this could be pretty useful. After all, it's a garden tool.

Wow !!!! Tripper looks huge in this video.

0:49 IT'S NOT SWEDISH IT'S FINNISH!!!!!!!!!!

What I got out of this video: Rooorawawaruuuh. Ararawaruhrooar. Also that this is a silly tool. But mostly the first thing

I really enjoy watching you and your family . It gets my mind off troubled time

9:07 mark Bigfoot runs past in the background! Tripper didn’t even notice ha! Great vid! Nice review!

Very useful tool, for what we need to do at camp. Thanks Joe.

loving these short vids joe. thanks for uploading!

Thanks for sharing, Joe! ..hope your new extended family/ visitors are well.. Stay Safe!

I love these short videos about different tools.

Thank you for your message Joe!

Hey joe! You have really inspired me to go out camping with my dad, I love your videos and I think you are a legend! Keep up the amazing work!

Thanks for the new video Joe.

Yay! Hey Joe! great stuff as always man. I've always looked at those and wondered about it.

Thanks Joe! The videos are helping me keep sane in this strange time.

hey joe thanks again be safe you and family through these times god is with us

Hey Joe..You are a great Bushman..I enjoy all your videos..You have your serious teaching side, yet you throw in little fun surprises which in turn makes it fun to watch you and that fun and gorgeous friend of yours, Tripper..Happy you and Trip are continuing to make videos in times when we need a distraction from all the crazy things going on in the world..Thank You Joe and God Bless you and Your Family..

I love Tripper soundtracks! Thanks Joe! Keep healthy.

..all stocked up.. checked on family.. they are in metropolitan areas.. luckily there are service and important work to the community so they just need to hang in there.. My wife and I now live in a very rural area in hill country Texas so no cases, yet.. My wife enjoys quilting more and I can work in our garden and enjoy our bird watching.. (sit'n stay) Bousch is a good naturalist, too!

Love the short vids, Joe. Keep them coming!

Loving these videos Joe! I'm definitely interested in sharpening tools videos, and more gear reviews. Thanks man!

I got one a few months ago to keep in my car for this reason. Thanks for testing them.

Hey I love your videos and have helped me with my camping experiences many times. Thank you

Love the blow by blow commentary by Tripper for all your K9 fans watching!

Good advice Joe! It sometime takes trials and suffering to bring us together. I like the short video good refresher course and the plus is getting to see you 🤗

I have a couple of very basic billhooks. They were originally made mainly for hedge-laying and used to be very popular back in the days in Britain and some continental countries. Billhooks are also known as Swiss machetes. They are great for cutting through brush. I use mine mostly for making kindling and small bits of firewood. Would be great seeing this tool making a return again in our modern world.

Thanks for the video, Joe! Love your content

Love the product review. Thank you!

Thanks for the very thorough usage-based review of the tool.

I have decided to play your videos on repeat for a good while. I could not aford your merchandise before getting layed off from this crisis but I can do this for you and your family to help out the best way I can. God bless you and stay safe. Canadian proud

Thanks for the presentation!

Haven’t really caught up on many videos lately. But I’m glad I saw this

Joe I’ve been watching since Windsor and these short videos mixed up with your long trips are the perfect mix.

I like the gear test idea. We are making beer and sorting garden seeds, cooking, baking and going to the forest and rivers on crown land. 😉🇨🇦