Those are really nice. Great video. I've had a Buck 110 for years. It's a fantastic all around knife and very sturdy.

I haven't seen these large lockbacks over here yet, otherwise i certainly would have bought one. The build quality sure is nice and i'm a sucker for bone handles. Thank you for reviewing them TK.

The White Bone R.R. is slick

I have both of those, plus several more. Get another in white smooth bone and torch it with a small butane torch. You can get really creative and the results are stunning

Great knives. I have the white bone one & they are nice. Thinner in the handle & less weight than a Buck 110, besides costing a lot less.

Killer lock blades&killer vid knife bro!! I'm gonna have to get me 1 of those too.

I have the amber jigged bone one. One of my favorite Rough Ryder knives!

Nice looking lockbacks! Thanks for showing them off, buddy.

Great looking knives buddy!!! I may have to pick one up :)

Those were some decent looking knives. Didn't know they existed. Might have to check one out after I get my Buck 110. I have gifted 1 but never kept one for me. Think I need to remedy that before getting the Rough Ryder large lockbacks. Might be interesting to see them together in person LOL. Thanks for showing them.

Great review. Reminds me of a cross between a Buck 110 in appearance and a Buck 500 series slim lockback. Will be picking one up soon

I'll be on the lookout for these, thanks TK. Got two large lockbacks now, the 110 and the Ka-bar 3189.

I like that smooth bone. Thanks for sharing.

The amber jig bone color looks amazing on that example.

Fine looking lockbacks, bargain. Thanks TK

These are knives that I have seen but not picked up but that may change! I really like the clip point but I have focused more on pocket droppers more than belt carry knives, although as a back pocket carry it may work. Nice review!

great video man really enjoyed it i sure wish i could get rough ryders at the same price as you guys pay in the states! i have a couple rough ryder videos up myself from a few years ago such good knives

Great review. I was not aware of these. I have a Buck 112 and a USA made Shrade LB5 that is awesome but I don’t carry unless I’m in the woods, too heavy for the pocket and I don’t belt carry in an urban environment. I may grab one of these for the back pocket and see how they carry.

Interesting! A Rough Ryder that actually comes with a belt pouch! And one that can be worn both V & H! Under $20! Why are these NOT flying off the shelves? That's one of the reasons why my RR Collecting has been slow. Needing to acquire the correct sized Belt pouch because, so far, none of the RR lockbacks I've gotten, so far, have ever come with one. I'm not a steel snob, but I do have to admit that I'm a bit of a lockback and Belt Pouch snob. After you lose your 4th over $30 blade out there somewhere because it fell out of your pocket, or you discover shamefully that that loud thunking sound you keep hearing is the dryer because you forgot it, you really begin to appreciate the power of positive retention on a belt. I know, it's me the Grammar Nazi again! Yeah a Sheath (technically) is what you slide a Fixed blade into, and a pouch is for folders. Etymology is such a dangerous thing. Google the Dunning Kruger Effect... Darn it! Now I just have to get one of those Smooth White Bones! That looks SO sweet!

I have always liked the looks of these....I am on my third buck 110 because I lost the first two...I like the looks of the RR classic carbon small lock back in T10 kind of reminds me of the buck 55.

I recommend the Rough Ryder Classic Carbon lockback, yellow composite. I really enjoy it as an edc and a work knife. I’d happily replace it if lost or broken.

I just got both of these. They're very cool, and with the sheath, there isn't much to bitch about. I like the horizontal belt loop option ; I'll carry it like that. The blades are not centered, at all, but I don't care...They work fine. I have bucks that are the same.

Have the smaller version of the Amber jigged bone one. It looks fragile so I don't use it, I know it's not but sometimes the irrational just wins out. These lockbacks are still nice looking large or small and mine has very good QC. Don't regret buying it.

Have all 3 and love them all but the Buck is preferred.

i have a Buck 110 lightweight with checkered handle. had to grind off one side because the checkering hurt my thumb. i also ground a bit of the handle away for my thumb to get a better grip on the blade when thumbing it open. it has a crappy tumbled finish. i much prefer the old Schrade+ 125ot, the one i had was lightning quick to open/close being thinner than a Buck .

Dam they are a good looking knife.i just got a 110 this year and love it in the collection, not used it much yet.to many knives Lol.atb paddy 😀

Damn. I didn’t realize they were as big as a 110. They look cool.

I’d like to see a review on that gigantic folder I’ve seen in your previous videos. I’m get that it’s most likely only a novelty, but it would be cool to learn more about it.

Interesting knife Brother

Very nice. I prefer a lock back rather than a liner lock for Hunter’s. I do need a Buck 110 for my collection but the Rough Rider Hunter’s are decent knives and although I already have a few of them I need more 🤪. Great show and tell brother 🎅🏻👍.

good video. you should check out the rough ryder highland lockback, another good knife that probably owes a lot to the buck 110

My amber jig came, "too tight." It'll smooth out over time, but my 110 came smooth. Still a good knife though. What gets me more is an even edge grind. When it come symmetrical, it is much easier to work with on the wet stones. Sad to say my Old Timer D2 Bruin came with an uneven edge on one side. Ouch, esp with D2, lot more time on the stones than the RR 440.

Wish they would offer that pattern with a T10 blade.

Again i wonder if the backlock is a strong as the Buck 110

I went with the smooth bone to match my Barlow.

These have been around for a while. The began in the old yellow boxes and then the blue denim box. I've got it in the "Once in a Blue Moon Series" It looks like they have refined them a bit over time. I like the weight and the way it feels in the hand better than the 110. But yeah, the Buck feels more solid and feels better put together. But to be honest, I'm more likely to drop the Rough Ryder in my pocket. It just feels better when I'm using and carrying it.

I find it hard to look at any other lock backs scince I have a buck, but for 15 dallers that's not bad

If you don't like difficult back locks, you probably don't like the Cold Steel Tri-Ad lock.

440a has more carbon than bucks 420hc! People think the other way around because, of that hc behind the 420hc. Lol! But, 420 hc has more than just regular 420 of course. But, 440 series is better all the way around.

If only the blades were DROP POINTS.

And what do ya do with them? Seriously, they aren't worth diddly! That cant be real bone or antler. If you run out of sinkers when fishing. Guess you could always use a chinese $15 folder to get your bait out and on the bottom, without caring if ya loose it.