Yes you got that right.

Andrew thanks for commenting. I now also own a Nomad, love it! When you hold it in your hands, you know you have a great knife! Feels great and yes it cuts great. Thanks for dropping by.

Yes yes I feel the same. To me it's the same as my Becker BK16, same style. It just feels right when working wood and its great for food prep. The Ember F as is might even feel better in the hands then my BK16, and I really like my BK16

Thank you very much Joey, and thanks for dropping by and leaving your comment. Have yourself a great day.

Same here. But. I just received my NOMAD with a Convex grind, well it may drop the Ember down a notch LOL I'll have to get back to that another day.

Yes the attention to detail, fit and finish on these knives are really nice to see. It's a great bang for someones hard earned dollar.

Thanks and your welcome. Thanks for dropping by and leaving a comment.

Thank you for dropping by. I really like the Joker lineup. I just went and purchased the three Puukkos with Curly Birch handles. They too you have to check out, feels great in the hand.

Thanks John, I too am getting attached to all these knives now.

Yes I too like the Ember F and it design. Works nice in kitchen as well. I too think that the Sanvic 14C28N steel is a very good steel, so far I have no issues with the edge or maintaining its sharpness. Thank you for dropping by and leaving your comment.

@@danielcharbonneau222 you're welcome

In which angle do you sharpen it?

@is_Karakostas I sharpen it freehand, without a guide. That's why I can't answer that.

Thank You for watching. I do like these knives. I hope you have the same success with your blades.

I totally feel the same. The four that was featured were my top picks, but, that Canadiense knife, yeah love them scales.

Yes I do hear what your saying. But dollar for dollar for what you get from Joker, can't beat that. I would like to see the NOMAD in 3V, now that would hit the top of everyone's list on a must have knife. Again super steels are climbing in cost everyday because of whats happening in this world economy. I'm not willing to pay a high premium cost for a super steel when I can get a Joker knife at such a great price that has all around quality built in. Being made in Spain, to me that's OK, as long as it's not made in China.

@@danielcharbonneau222 I agree, I just think it would be nice if the offered a more premium steel as well. If you don't want/need it you can get a great value knife with still really good steels(I like both their 14c28n and k720, for the price their performance is great) and great fit and finish. But for some who might want some more toughness or wear resistance and are willing to pay for it, it would be nice to see. I'm a fan of 14c28n (and steels in its class like Aeb-l and Nitro-v) and cruwear, both are in my top 5 favorite steels so I'd live to see an Avispa, Lynx or some other models in cruwear and 3V. As far as Spain I'm with you, I don't care where a knife comes from as long as its made well and not supporting a communist government. I'm glad to see Joker getting more love recently, its been a secret in the knife community and more people should know about how great of a knife they make.

@@D00MTR33 Yes I totally agree. Joker should look at an upgrade in steel used for a few of their outdoor knives and see how people react through sales. AEBL, 3V would be a good start. Right now I do think people are starting to take Joker knives serious, at lease here in Canada and the US. I think in time they will introduced some super steels into their line up. Lets Hope!

Hahahaha I know. My collection of Joker knives is still growing.

Your very welcome. Thanks for dropping by.

Thanks. Yes I feel the same about the neck knife. When I seen the Avispa S I just had to have it. It was a good move getting it.

I don't think your going to be unhappy. I agree Joker knives are now my go to knives.

Saludos papa from Puerto Rico Also i have a few of them like the Nordico Montañero both in scandi an flat And Nessmuk they're top notch beautiful crafmanship they give a run for their money at my other knives like Casstrom I've been eyeballing the Linx for a while to add at my collection take care brother

@@joaquinrodriguez9148 Yes the Joker lineup will give the Casstrom line a run for the money for sure. I think I'll either be getting a Nordico or the Puukko, Sami not sure yet. I too like the looks of the Lynx. Glade you stopped by.

@@danielcharbonneau222 sure brother also look for some Cudeman another spain knife maker especially the BS9 bushcrafter i love that one

I too like the Avispa, perfect size for a neck knife I think. Your not going to be upset purchasing their Nessmuk that's for sure, nice knife. I don't know if your into to Puukkos, but, if you are you should check them out as well. I just bought the three with light curly Birth handles. I think that these Joker knives are well made for there cost.

I just grabbed the avispa in a flat grind and I can't wait for it to arrive. My first neck knife also

Thanks. I found out about Joker knives about 4 weeks ago. After doing some research, I just had to get a few to try out. I think they are going to accommodate my growing collection of knives very well.

My friend you won't be sorry, I do like my Canadiense. Enjoy and thanks. Take care.

Your Welcome. Stop in anytime.

Thanks, Yes I think I'll be using them quite a bit. I do like the design and the feel of them in my hands.

The Joker knives on ebay are going fast. Yes the scales on that last one is beautiful for sure.

I hear you, I too love the look and feel of that Nessmuk, but, them scales on the Canadiense well need I say more LOL I made a mistake only buying these, right now they are sold out every where's. Thanks for dropping by.

You got that right. The craftsmanship, price point and quality of the sheath is what drew me to them.

I do hear you. I also like a small necker, I have two Becker BK11s, that makes for a great neck knife. I also have a BK13, which I think is a little to small, but good for a first aid kit. When I seen the Joker Avispa in a scandi, I just had to have it, it's just the right size. Thanks for stopping by my friend.

Thanks for dropping by Victor, yeah love the Canadiense.

I have to agree, micarta is the way to go. But if the wooden scales have been stabilized and properly treated they too can last a life time. I do love my Nessmuk. Thanks for dropping by and leaving your comment. Hope to see you again.

Me alegro de que te hayas suscrito a mi nuevo canal. Espero haber representado bien estos cuchillos Joker.

Yes the price for a Joker knife is appealing, just up my alley. Thanks for dropping by my friend.

For a long time? Yes, about 500 years

Hi John, As for why I chosen my Ember with a full fat is mainly so that I can perform food prep as well with it. I didn't pull the pin in getting a Nordico or the Trampero yet, but if I do I think it will be the Trampero because it looking like a good copy of the well known Kephart design. What I did do is bought a Nomad with a full convex grind, wow, that's a nice big blade. Can't wait to put that knife through some wood LOL. Thanks for dropping by and subscribing.

@@danielcharbonneau222 yea the Trampero is basically a modern Kephart design. I have a Nomad as well. Great survival type knife. Chops well for a knife that size. I wish Joker made some more knives in full convex, or at least with a secondary convex bevel.

Thank You I also Subscribed to your channel.

Thanks. Yes I've oiled the scales and then rubbed some beeswax on them. Turned out great. Are you on Facebook. If so I could show you some pictures. The Canadiense, yes the scales are beautiful.

@@danielcharbonneau222 Unfortunanately, no... I"m not much on social media but will follow you on KZfaq. Just got back from a 3 day into the N. Cascades and the Ness was brilliant. I'd love to see a vid just the Canaciense in the field. It is a lot like my Ness but a bit longer in the blade. Thanks again for a great vid and I'll get notified of new submissions. 👍😊.

Right now I'm at owning seven. The ones in this video and 3 more Puukkos with curly birch handles. I think if the were to come out with a few more Puukko designs I may get them for my collection. Like you I think theses knives deserve some attention in the knife community. 20 wow, that is a great collection of Joker knives.

@@danielcharbonneau222 I do have two of the Puukkos and agree they are absolute collection worthy. I just need the longest one to complete the collection. But as I expected Joker knives are harder to find already and if you find them more expensive. It was a gamble but I expected this to happen and that's why I bought so many. Handling knives all my life I was really surprised by the looks, feel, quality and excellent fit and finish and I knew I would not be the only one really impressed with these knives. And yes. 24 of them if I counted correctly ;)

Right on, and yes I do agree. Did you happen to see their new Nomad XL yet, I'm liking that one. I may have to order one some day.

@@danielcharbonneau222 I not only have seen them, I bought one. It's a good one!

@@Mr_Obvious Hahahahaha Damn you!

@@danielcharbonneau222 I've only had it about a week so haven't had time to put it to any serious use, but I've played around on a few sticks in the back yard, and it seems like it will be a winner. It feels like a decent chopper, has enough reach to baton just fine, yet not so long that it's awkward to do finer tasks like make notches or rough out spoons, etc. It feels great in hand, and the balance is good so it's fast and nimble should you need it to be. If you like larger knives, then I can highly recommend it.

@@Mr_Obvious Large knives, Oh yes, I have a few Kukris and a Becker BK9 and a BK7 so that Nomad XL will fit right in. Now you have me looking for one here in Ontario Canada.

It's funny today I just received my Nomad, how crazy is that. It's a beefy knife can't wait to use it. I'm from the Northern part of Ontario born and raised so yes I do like the cold.

Wow, that's so sad. Dull as a butter knife, sorry but that was to funny. All I can say is that these knives and the three Puukkos that I've just received in Sandvik 14C28N steel was very sharp right out of the box, all I did was strop them a few times to clean up the edge, now they are nice and sharp.

@@danielcharbonneau222 Yeah, they couldn’t make dent on the hide of friends elk, and I had to pull out a reliable Buck knife. I might take them to a knife shop for a good sharpening the way the should have come from the factory. After that, I’ll use my Smith’s stone. Maybe the Joker knives with the better steel are worth buying but not these.

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Right now in Canada I can no longer find one since this video. I've been trying to get a Puukko SAMI, but, none around. These are great for general-purpose. All in all I just love the feel, performance and looks of the Joker Knives.

@@danielcharbonneau222 My guess is that people in North America are just now discovering the value. Of course national and international supply lines are all messed up, but the law of supply and demand hasn't been revoked and I've ordered two and will probably get a third. These knives are comparable to brands that run two, three, four, and more times the price. I don't see how you can go wrong.

@@mfreeman313 I totally feel the same. My spending will continue for at lease a few more of their knives.

Agree. I'll be throwing in a stitch or two to hole the belt loop close, I don't like the snap either. I never had a problem with the insert but, I'll take a closer look at it. Thanks for your comment.

I just went outdoors with the four knives and sparked my Ferro Rod. I don't usually use my knives to strike a ferro Rod, but, if I have to, I will.

Sorry about that, it was a Ferro Rod. I bought it to keep as a spare.

I've been looking at getting myself a Mora Eldris one day. I do like the Avispa {scandi}, its almost exactly the same size as my Becker BK11{full flat}, which I do use a lot. As for the Avispa I think its an excellent neck knife, second knife, love the sheath. It carves great and feels good in the hand for a small knife. I keep this knife with day pack.

I bought all of them but the Nessmuk on Amazon.ca The Nessmuk I bought on ebay. Yes Joker has some nice leather sheaths.

Oh I know I keep on admiring the walnut scales on them, I never quite seen anything like them before. Love the grain and color and it's design.

@@danielcharbonneau222 it must be cut obliquely to get the look of those scales ????

@@kenmerriman4112 Yes I believe so. One of a kind look for sure. It's funny, because after replying to your comment I was examining the scales and the swirls are very unique and in no way looks like the other three, I'm happy that I own these knives. I just went and bought myself a Puukko Sami. I should be getting it by the end of the week.

I totally understand. Thanks for dropping by just the same Alex.

I do hear what you are saying, but, knife designs have been copied for 100s of years now and it's hard to have your own real design. Even if you think it's a unique design to you, it's probably been done before. Unless you are way out in left field with your design. LOL Thanks for dropping by Blake.

Grizz, best price so far is on ebay. They are going fast.

Hahahaha No, but I believe in the long run theses knives will save me some. Only time will tell.

I don't have that one. I just picked up the Joker Nomad.

At 8:10 it's the Ember F which has a full flat grind. The Ember has a scandi grind.

Hahahahaha. To funny, I never notice that.

LOL, Yeah I know bad habit. For me I'm just pointing. I think you'll see that in all my videos.

OK Maybe a blade from Jeff White would be more up your alley. I made a video on that knife, great blade.

You mean, With these knives You get more then what you pay for.

Thanks. The Canadiense is one of my new favorites. When I seen the scales I knew it would climb to the top of my users. I knew that these Joker knives were selling for a fair price, so, I decided to invest in a few more, to date I now have added three Puukkos towards my collection. I think you can't go wrong buying any one of these knives, they feel and handle good with no hot spots. Shipping cost, very descent. Shipping from the USA, well, that's a different story. I would like to have a US made knife like a Bark River, Tops and even a custom build, but I just can't afford the high shipping cost to have it shipped to Canada. It doesn't make sense to buy a $275.00 knife that also cost $45 to have it shipped to Canada.