As Seen On Wranglerstar - The Pebble Sharp Dual Grit amzn.to/36yIyct (link will direct you to my amazon affiliate page

“It’s not something that’s designed by somebody who’s ever cut down a tree” Me, who’s never cut down a tree: what a bunch of losers

$600?!? I hope that was a tasty cup of tea!

Is it just me, or does every current "survival tool" seem to be nothing more than an upscaled version of a 1980's "Rambo Knife" ?

I could literally just watch this man make things in the forest, no talking, no music, nothing, and I would be very happy.

Would be an interesting follow-up video showing the tools you would choose that would supplant this all-in-one design piece for the same $600 budget. TY

Me trying to survive financially after buying this is the real challenge

"That's right, Six Hundred Dollars. My own money." I think that 6 million views might have helped you break even lol.

I know nothing about survival and have no idea why youtube recommended your channel, but I've quite liked the 2 videos I've watched and it has inspired me to go get lost in the wilderness just to see how well I go. Wish me luck guys.

I learned less about this tool and more about how to build a perfect fire/tea-heating camp set up. And I'm completely satisfied with that.

Every swing of that axe just sounds like pain. Over engineered, expensive pain.

Did anyone else feel this was the most satisfying thing to watch. I found myself being mesmerized during a portion of it. the wood cutting, the fire burning and crackling in the background.

I got faith in human kind when I see people like you filming videos and actually teaching people stuff in a pleasant subtle and profound way.

he just has the AR in the background in case any squirrels look at him funny

It’s actually incredible how many products are designed by those who have and never will use them

When making the wedge, why not cut the wedge from a longer piece, then shorten it? Holding onto such a short piece seems needlessly risky and less safe.

I am a Marine Corps Veteran, preper/bushcraft weekend warrior! I know a Lot but there's Always more to learn. The military teaches you a lot but afterwards, it's ALL on YOU! Congrats on your excellent channel 👍!

Nothing is better then watching a guy testing a 600$ survival tool at 2am

He got that ar in the background just in case any tree starts moving

i like the fact that theres a rifle just sitting in the background for the whole video

Thank you for the honest review of this. My wife was looking at possibly buying me something like this as she knows I need something for my go bag and it looked like it had all the right tools at the right weight (Though the version she found is a slight bit cheaper). Now we know this is definitely NOT going in my go bag.

"it would reaaaally appeal to someone who didn't know anything" lol love how you throw in these subtle burns 🔥

"I dont wanna offend anyone, but anybody that thinks this is anything more than a novelty is soft in the head" Well im glad you dont wanna offend anyone lmao

Its def expensive, but I think its more for preppers than for survivalists. Sure a prepper should have other good quality tools, but for a bug out bag this looks to be amazing for how compact it is

I love the concept of a multi-tool, though I've never found an exception to: purpose built items winning out over hybrid compromise fluff. That said, I would love to see someone like you self in contact with the designers looking to fix every gripe you could muster at them and see if something this interesting could ever stand on it's own legs!

"it would be appealing to someone who hasn't experienced quality" real savage commentary XD

I love the fact that he just has a random AR sitting behind him against a tree

For that money, I bet you could purchase one of each of the tools there for less price and they would all work better.

I'm not fully up to date on my Wranglerstar watching, but to my recollection this is the only "survival tool" that completed the job and survived! To me, the look of it and the appraisal of it make it sound like a proof of concept for someone who has the final product in mind as something that is actually ergonomic and much more affordable. It would be a decent success if that were the case. The realistic route, I think, is using the patents in other tool lines, either make simpler/better ones from the ground up or license/sell them to bigger companies.

In a serious survival situation, everyone knows that looking cool while surviving is crucial

8:00 Just seen the AR15 in the background and now I realize this is the most American scene ever

4:13 the rifle in the back made this shot so much more cozier.

for $600 that tea would be made out of my tears

"i spent $600 on a tool" wife "better be a good video....." 5 million views later...

Thanos: "All that for a drop of blood" The bear in the bush: "All that for a cup of tea"

Just wanted to take this chance to thank you for all you do on youtube. Your tool evaluations are honest and absolutely fair. You are a valuable person and I just wanted to send congrats from a long time (85 year old) subscriber. God bless you and your work.

Watching this 2 years later, this is a great video! Thank you for showing us so much of the process. Watching this wasn't a waste of time

As an European, that shot with the AR just laying on a tree gave me a solid laugh. Like "ok that's so american"

He said “thumbs up in the comment section”. I love this guy

8:08 sums up my thoughts of most survival tools pretty much. What I took away from this is that a folding digger on a good quality hatchet might be nice. On the other hand my red army surplus folding shovel only cost me 6 bucks and chops so well I'm sometimes tempted to leave my hatchet at home. I'm happy to see you're still making videos. You got a subscriber today. Thanks for the quality content.

Y'all know when someone says "I don't mean to offend-" a good roast is coming

The fact that this exists indicates that some people have more money than sense.

I love how brutally honest he is. This is how review channels should be.

"Why would I bring this survival tool instead of an axe, knife, saw, pick, and a hammer in a real survival situation?! "

I love the difference in vibes between the lone man in the woods wearing flannel, the calming classical music in the background, then the random AR leaning against a tree. Good work.

"Adequate" is not a word I want to hear when something costs $600

I haven't been able to smell for about 15+ years. But for some reason when Beethoven kicked watching you carve away the smell of soil and pine and leaves filled my nose (from my memory ofc) to where I was transported right there camping as a kid with my dad in boy scouts. Unreal :)

That axe part of it did WAY better than i expected

This is the sort of gadget that used to appeal to me before I did much backpacking and camping. With more experience I tend to use simple, generic tools like an average small hatchet and a folding saw from the hardware shop. They're cheap and they get the job done. The only complex gadget to stand the test of time is the Swiss Army Knife.

That’s the most expensive cup of tea you’ve ever drank.

"I don't mean to offend anybody, but this tool appeals to someone who doesn't know anything about tools". Haha

I will be honest, I really liked watching the standing deadwood come down. it seemed almost elegant in a way, just slowly folding and coming down like that

A little late to the party, but catching up on your videos some. Great content and very helpful information all around! I can only imagine the hand pains it caused, particularly with the rattling or "pinging" whenever you'd strike... anything really.

The moment I heard "crowdsourced" I knew there was 90% air in the price.

I must say, in all my time watching youtube, I have never seen an AR in frame while classical music was playing.

I miss these videos, we need the Amazon series back

I just found your videos and they're enjoyable and informative, so thanks for that. This video did bring up an interesting thought or suggestion for you to consider as another video perhaps? You mention at about 8:20 where people would be better off bringing 2 simple tools to do the same job much easier. I think that would be a good benchmark video to illustrate what these gadgets have to compete with. Anyhow, thanks again for your content.

usually, in life, when you need a tool, you need a specific, purposefully built tool. I don't know of any multi tool which is better than an individual tool. Even a leather man tool is only useful to a certain point and then even a leather man tool fails to be as useful as a separate tool. Fun review!

Beethoven: playing AR-15: Just chilling

I love watching there North American survival setups, pine and like wood readily available splits like a knife though warm butter Unfortunately we don’t have the luxury in Australia most wood is very difficult to split

it's neat to have a tool kit inside the handle of the largest tool, but a hollow handle never really does the trick for hammering. this whole multi-tool thing started with Swiss Army knives, and the Leatherman got the great idea of making folding pliers with various blades/tools in the pliers handle(s). But a hammer or an ax has not been effectively made into a multi-tool because of the trauma involved when hitting that hard with it. I want to design a tool handle that when fully assembled would work as walking stick, and then that stick could be broken down such that an axe head, shovel head, saw blade, spear blade, hoe, etc., could be fitted to the handle-securely fitting them would be the challenge. I think threading the pieces could work if there was another hole through the threaded socket of the tool heads and the threaded handle end so that a retaining pin could be inserted to stop the head from spinning loose. I think i could make something far more useful and practical than this and sell it for 250 or 300. The heads could be stored in a heavy canvas bag and lashed to a backpack or camping gear. Again, the tools would have to be well thought out so that they could fit tightly into the canvas bag, perhaps semi-nested. The shovel would be the main challenge, but it wouldn't as big as a standard shovel, closer to a trench tool.

just commenting so he can get his money back

I like how there’s an ar-15 with a holographic sight just casually sitting there

Short version: I think your review is great. Long version: At least it didn't fail at the tasks being $600... Alternatively buying a $15 military entrenching tool (ie folding multiple position shovel), a $12 folding camp saw, a $ 12 hatchet, and $19 buck knife (it was a solid fixed blade knife) would not take up too much room in a emergency pack in your vehicle-home-ruck, they'd have better ergonomics, be better at each separate task, be way more reliable, leave you with enough spare cash you could add a $5 fire rod, a $5 multitool and a $15 small duffle bag to keep it all together as a kit for under $100 (which is 1/6 the price, better as mentioned, and adds helpful bits).

Paying more these days does not guarantee quality. BRING BACK QUALITY

“I’m gonna say this as nice as possible” *proceeds to literally destroy the mans career*

At 600 dollars, it is the seller who is the real survivor with this tool

This is stuff all people should be taught when raised it’s amazing all the things I’ve learned from the videos

4:10 my mans stays strapped 😳😳😳

That looks like a tool to test amazons return policy with.

Anyone who would buy this wouldn't spend a night outside.

Man, it's nice living here in Colorado. You don't have to worry so much about finding dry fuel wood since nothing stays wet for very long.

It's a lot better than some of the other tools you have tested. But at $600, it probably should be. Honestly, if the price wasn't so ridiculous, it wouldn't be such a bad tool to have in an emergency. It's not as good as traditional tools, but it looks pretty compact and easy to carry with you. Definitely a whole lot better than nothing. So, if the price was good, it might be something you would throw in the trunk of your car, etc.

Pretty sure the AR would have taken down that tree faster.

We must thank this man for buying a $600 Survival Tool so we don't have to

K-Bar+Husqvarna axe and hatchet+Bahco saw+.357 revolver. That's all you need here in the Eastern woods of N. Ga.! $600? You gotta be kidding me!

4:45 nah we aren't walking past that chop like it wasn't the cleanest thing I've ever seen

"Anyone who spends 600$ on this thinking this is more than a novelty is a little soft in the head" XDD

you know whats better than sleek design? comfortable.

As a guy who lived in the woods full time for 2 years ( greif loss and re discovery mission) I can honestly say that a fiscas mid length/size axe is your best bet for $100. That a hammock / teepee and a fishing rod and slingshot will keep you alive. Every one of these "survivzl" gimics are bested by a stone axe made in the bush. .. maybe they can help you make said are??? Subbed, like your videos man. :)

The key to survival tools Axe on it or a saw on it Needs a fire starter A knife of some sort A first aid kit A compass Medium-thick gauge string Wood nails A hammer(preferably on the back of the axe AND MOST IMPORTANTLY A HANDLE THATS RUBBER, WOOD THAT HAS A SOFT AND COMFORTABLE HAND GRIP Oh and a kettle/ a pot

Total waste of time a good hatchet would do anything done here.

Love the channel. Very informative and well edited However , as my mother used to say " a fool and his money soon part" thanks for your wisdom.

No clue how I found your channel, I don't even go camping. Entertaining and soothing.

He got that AR vibing in the background just in case a animal is tryna throw hands

i love that ar-15 just standing there

600 bucks!! Tell em they're dreaming

Seems like the type of thing that if you so happen to acquire one to just throw in the tool box on the truck and forget about it until you need a hatchet for like 2 swings, or the digger for something. Kind of like a multi-tool, it doesn't do anything great, but if it's there when ya need it and you happen to have it...

Nearly everything multi-purpose are worse than dedicated tools.

I’d be Lying if I said “I wasn’t wasn’t expecting a bigger boom” when that tree fell.

With all due respect, if you were to chop the tapper in your wedge first, you would be able to hold onto the wedge higher on the limb allowing for more shallow wedge (safely) and in doing so have less to cut through cutting it to length. But hey... I can't write proper English because that was one long sentence. Have a good day. We med right before you started your channel, in Portland at at the expo run by that nice couple from Spokane. Your mother introduced us. We had a booth there for bulk water storage and "off-grid" cooking. Cheers

I believe if it had a slightly longer handle as well as a rubber coating to diminish some of the impact as well as a thicker saw blade with washer bearings to eliminate the play the knife would be better off with a magnetic stopper inside the sheath and an upgraded handle

Its good only to people Who Like to show how much they pay, not what they actually bought

I felt this was a fair and honest review.

Love the DD against the tree

Honestly, the axe seems perfectly for someone in the armed forces as a last resort. It's compact and probably lighter than it looks. It gets the job done and is priced for the military budget. It's definitely got a really niche usecase, but handing these to pilots wouldn't be a bad idea.

“I don’t mean to offend anyone but you’d have to be soft in the head to buy this”. I’d hate to hear what he’d say if he DID mean to offend someone.

The rifle leaning towards the tree is a surviving tool

"What are you doing?" "Oh just burning sticks n stuff"

Moral of the story, don't by combo tools just get an axe and a knife and a firestarter seprately