Thanks for letting us tag along with your bushcraft adventures. The LT Wright looks to be holding up well and getting a nice patina from use. 👍👍

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Agreed. The LT Wright GNS is one of my all-around favorite outdoors knives in my collection. I couldn't wait for a Ray Mears Woodlore, even if I could even afford one. I found the GNS in 3V scandi though and it's been a most wonderful and cherished knife for me.

Kiitos!

I can feel it you are uploading a new video :)

i have the rouge river but in cpm-3v and as my hunting knife it works like a charm good skinner and bushcrafter

Nice video, can't beat spending some time in the nature, cooking, testing knives and doing some bushcraft 👍 The snow situation looks very different compared to Eastern Finland. Atleast where I live there's like 70-90 cm of snow in the woods, for the most part. Well, atleast we have hankiaiset for now so its quite nice and easy to walk in the woods...

I got mine in Sabre grind because I had so many Scandis. It’s probably the best all around knife I own. Love it.

As I view videos about “my favorite” knife, axe, saw, tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, etc, etc, I am happily surprised at all of the choices we have. There is a LOT of nice gear available to us. We are fortunate to have all of these options available. WOW. Really, WOW. Of course, the gear that I selected is better/lighter/ cheaper/etc than all of the rest of the stuff 😇. Ahem! Courtesy of Half Vast Flying

LTWK has still retained my favorite knives of my collection as well. My JX2 Jessmuk in O1 is my prime Bushcraft go-to. With my 3V LTWK SNH usually always on my hip being an Unbeatable steak knife- yet robust and tough enough to do just about anything. I am still waiting for a special; super rare/first run of a knife based on one that we both own from LT Wright. It really does benefit greatly to be a member of the Pout house and it is at a reasonable price. Thank you for the lovely landscape and informative review. I know many really love their GNS and LT stands by the design strongly. Take care and always looking forward to your Videos! -Seth

Great knife. Beautiful countryside. Thank you for sharing.

Thanks for sharing your time in the spring forest and your thoughts on the GNS. Cheers!

I had forgotten what Finland looks like without snow 😂. Really nice introduction with the long tailed bird (I have had a comment removed for talking about that kind of bird, stupid KZfaq) and the swans. Very nice knife too. I think 3mm is a perfect thickness for a regular scandi grind.. I really don't know why they make them so thick sometimes. Awesome video Llari, I hope you had a happy Easter.

This knife is a wonderful woods tool! Beautiful video my brother!

Thanks for Sharing

Saya sangat menikmati perjalanan anda. Video yang sangat menarik 👍

It’s a great knife, had mine for years and still love it. It’s one of those things where you try other knives and enjoy them but always end up back with the GNS.

Great Knife! The GNS is modeled after the Woodlore series of knives, wonderful knife and hard pressed to beat it's performance! LOVE the O1 steel too! 👍👍 Great review and Ohhh, such beautiful scenery!

I can't blame you for making that your most used/favorite bushcraft knife. I absolutely love my GNS! Can't say it's my favorite, but it's in my top 3. I also use my LT Wright Outback a lot. LT Wright just makes such good knives. I have to admit I'm a bit jealous of where you live. You have such a beautiful environment!

I just got my GNS back from LT Wright. Love the GNS. Good stuff

Thank you for the great Easter Greeting a few days ago. I finally got a glimpse of the man that has been taking me along on his walks with discussion's about his knives and feelings about them. I am a devoted hand forged in Finland Puukko fan man, firmly believe that the Finnish people have thoroughly tested the Puukko over the past severals centuries of daily use. I doubt that LT Wright knives will stand up to that test of time. I really like your lunch preparations, when I was in Finland I bought a Murrikka socked handled fry pan and use it for toasting ham & cheese sandwiches or cooking a fish etc. for my forest lunches, breakfast and dinners it is a great addition to my cooking kit much like you folding handled one. I would love to see a video of your fly fishing adventures, your favorite gear, flies and methods of cooking fish. Look forward to seeing you next video in the beautiful Finnish forest.

Thanks :) hope your Easter was nice :) i see the Savotta Big Bad Stove right :D?

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Really beautiful 🔪

Is this a video about what heaven looks like? I have several LTWright knives. Love every one. Great content. About O1 steel in wet weather how hard is the steel to keep from rusting in your climate? Thx

I always wanted a GNS. I have a BHK Battlelore which is similar to the GNS and I love it. Do you have a Genesis? I am wondering if the Scandi grind is the same depth on the GNS and Genesis, or is a bit higher on the GNS? Thanks.

I was very interested in this video! I thought for sure your favourite knife might have been your Tommi puukko, or that Lagom you recently got. But the GNS is a solid choice for best bushcraft knife. I love mine! (I have three, all with different grinds...) I also like my Rogue River, but, like you, orefer the GNS I think. But it is a close race! 😊 Great video with some good points. How do you like the new Peltonen?

Good morning, is that the Genesis or GNS model? It’s a very nice looking blade!

Cheers from Berlin/Germany! I would like to ask you if you have any knowledge about Arne Skogli "knives/blades". Years ago i was lucky enough to get my hands on a carving knive from "Skogli" but only found just a little information about him and his "blades/knifes" …thnx and keep on keeping on.

What's your opinion on the xboil? 😅

The 2 best I know of, are the Rob Evans MK Tribute SKookum knife and the Casstrom no 10. LT Wright makes great quality knives but I find the designs (even on the Morakniv Bushcraft Black) Superior to any LT Wright. Knife is all about geometries on both the main and edge bevels, as also handle design. Being comfortable, isn't enough for a Bushcraft knife design and that s sp,ething that handles like those on Casstrom no 10 and Bushcraft Black, will prove to the user. They offer better stability and generaly, they make things work better and easier. Simple handle designs, like on GNS,Genesis, Mora Companion, are great for general use utility knives, but not the perfect,for some main "Bushcraft" tasks. Just my experience.