Thanks for the shoutout! The Flicker is great for batoning and processing wood to get it ready for a fire. It's also great for creating a fixed/spring snare or a deadfall, ideal for making the right groove/angle. And the first piece of furniture I made for my wife 20 years ago I only used a chop saw and a chisel (for the joints). I still have that chest in my living room. Much of the time we use our knives like a tool, and I am celebrating that. On the Flicker Feather, I designed the diamond plate with the same hole pattern as the clip, so you can switch it around if you want. Both clips, you can unscrew and rotate 90 if you wanted a scout carry option. But the clip itself was designed to be attached to a sternum strap of a backpack for easy deployment. …but it really does grab on to just about anything. Love the constructive criticism! Love how you get me thinking!

Keep the unedited ending.

The chisel style blade is a wrecking knife. Taking apart pallets, hacking through branches like a hatchet, persuading it through material by whacking it on the spine with something solid (the name of this technique is escaping me), etc.

This knife looks AWESOME!!! I just purchased the Scout Feather and can't wait to get it!!!

I really like that first Outdoor Element knife, I can see that becoming my EDC fixed blade.

Thanks for introducing me to Outdoor Element. They have some nice gear.

I love all the stuff outdoor elements has done so far. I'm a regular on their kickstarters :)

Me and my family used to do detail work for taxidermists and the orange hunting knife from outdoor elements had another important plus. The open design of it makes it easy for cleaning. No matter how good the knife is at cutting when your processing game, the ability to clean it easily is important.

Definitely want that element fixed blade

All you have to do is Think about carrying one of those gravity knives here in New York and you get in trouble. :) Ridiculous laws. Thanks for another great video!

The chisel blades are great for bush craft. Especially for "hollowing" out spoons,bowls, ECT.

Glad you like the skxmod case Dom, when I received mine I was shocked, I bought the polished stainless steel one, so much better than the original. Greetings to You Dom ~ The guy who introduced you to skxmod :D

Quite like the Outdoor Edge products 👍

That denim knife roll originally shipped with the Feist with denim micarta, if I remember correctly. It was a bonus, just like you were saying.

The back of the chisel looks painful but I’ve been looking for something like that! Would love to see a full review!

Like the fixed blade

Pretty sure Civiv has a knife out with clear Lexan scales.

Great video Dom!! Ultem is pretty nice. I LOVE my ultem mini Pyrite. Oh so fidgety and addictive! It's the only ultem knife I have. But I'm not opposed to getting other ultem knives.

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Also that gravity knife, I wish it had a pocket clip. Without, I guess I will have to think about getting one

Like the gravity knife if it was not a tanto tip

Great outro! haha

The clip on the Outdoor element sheath looks like it might be designed for molle straps or backpack straps.

Both of those fixed blades slick! Can u buy those? If so where? I didn’t see on the site

Can the ark Company Boulder fit a Pioneer X?

I know this a gear and not a guns channel but since you mentioned using a blade for self defense I wonder if your EDC package includes a firearm. You may have covered this in the past but I am new here. I see your channel as a complement for my CCW and hunting EDC needs

Chisels are good for shaping wood. You know, in case you feel like hand making furniture while you're out camping....

What is that special finish on the knipex ? And how can i buy that.

Problem with selling these at big stores is that the quality goes down.

Imagine a law that makes a knife illegal that you have to flip out while keeping a fixed blade knife legal.

They just need a set of 4 dice, so I can roll my stats

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