Your video is a pleasure to watch. Thanks!

Thank you so much for always taking your time and teaching my friend

Tom, I love watching your videos. You do something not many people take the time to do and that is multi camara angles and shots of the same scene. It has to be extremely time consuming, but it is SO MUCH FUN TO WATCH! My hats off to you for the use of such enormous patience on your part! Your knife has a very simplistic clean look to it, I hope it serves you well. Just a side note, my wife and I generally watch your videos together and we have started to go out and about to different locations just to enjoy a cup of coffee together in the out of doors. Thank you for the inspiration my friend! We dont "wink" with our coffee, but, we can't copy everything you do! LOL! Thank you for another video of your fantastic wooded areas! My best wishes to you, Bibsoutdoors

Love that knife. Thanks for sharing Tom

Another great video. Love those woods good review on the knife. Keep up the good work

That is a good looking knife! Looking forward to seeing more of it. I always enjoy your videos!

Very nice knife my friend. I agree always got to have a big knife to complement it. Thanks for sharing, Cheers!

Thank you for ANOTHER awesome video! I look forward to more! PEACE!

Hello Mr. C You certainly have some beautiful places to hike and camp. That knife looks like a style I would use. I'm not interested in fancy looks and gimmicks. I like simple, old school designs that work well and are durable. The natural beauty of the wood in the handle is all the decoration necessary for a well designed tool. I have enjoyed your video as always. Take care my friend .

Tom, thanks for sharing my friend. I really enjoyed this video, and I loved the knife and the brief history lesson my friend. As always give my regards to your family and I hope you are enjoying the weekend. Be sure to give Cornelius a big hug for me my friend. ATB, Keith Alabama Bushcrafters

Thanks Tom, another great video, it had a calming effect on me after a day of all things Royal Wedding, I’m sure you understand what I mean! Kind regards, Clive

I like that knife and will be checking out the website. Thank you for sharing it with us...and another enjoyable video!

Excellent video once again Tom! I really enjoyed your camera work as you shared the beautiful forest with us. I like this part of Rold forest you have discovered it has a nice variety of landscapes. I’m sure it is very fun to explore! Thank you for sharing your new knife with us. I like it very much. I think it fits perfectly with your old school gear. Also thanks for letting us know about Lamnia. You have such a great collection of gear and I know many of your subscribers would like to add to their gear. Now we know where we can find the same great gear you use. Have a great week my friend! ATB to you and your family.

Lamnia is a very good shop. I have always been satisfied with the service.

This is your most cinematic video yet. Great editing!

Nice production once more ! You've the nicest gear and now even better . I've understood this Hella knife to be an authentic Viking reproduction for years . Thanks again !

Tom , I'm glad you are enjoying spring , we went from winter to summer here in Oklahoma it's 33 c today ...Too hot too soon , I enjoy the gradual season change , not the drastic jumps . Nice looking knife , the sheath is top notch too , thanks for sharing !

Love this knife! My father got it for me last Christmas. I use it reenacting, and just whenever I step out into the sticks.

Nice knife Tom, curly birch is my favorite handle material, it has so much character! I also love the feel of stacked birch bark handles. Good to see you our and enjoying a new spot my friend!

Just had one ordered for a birthday gift by my mom. I’ve been trying to explore the countryside of my province in Canada more these days, will be an excellent companion

Hello Tom, good video about your nice traditional Viking knife, I looked at the link to the awesome Lamnia site. I had to shake myself back to reality as I was been hypnotised by all those knifes, I could feel the money running out of my wallet, few!

Thanks, great evaluation of the knife, wish I could afford. Like the hand axe as well.

Love that knife! Beautiful handle and I like the simplicity of it. I found the Lamnia website, great stuff!!! Thanks for another great video !

Nice video !!!

Nice knife.I love the way you want to preserve the old ways.We just can't let that history die.You keep it alive.

Hi Tom, great gear review video. It certainly looks very sunny and beautiful where you are. Today is an unusual place for me to watch your channel as I'm camped out on my own on a mountain side on the isle of Skye on the west coast of Scotland. The views here are amazing to. Looking forward to your next video. Take care. Regards chris

really a nice knife, a break for coffee ... and admire the scenery. a big hug my friend

Beautiful video, great knive, good explanations, wonderful nature! I really enjoyed the video. Thanks ( Your open ring is also beautiful) :-)

Have owned the Viking Blade for a short period find it an excellent EDC! I appreciate your time and dedication, may you always follow your feet to where your spirit guides you!.....Aho!

This video is as Beautiful as it is informative !! Thank you!

That knife fits you perfectly!

Little nip of whiskey in the coffee to top it off, love it!

Beautiful country, and nice knife. I am a knife fanatic and I know Helle makes wonderful knives.

Just bought myself a Helle knife. It's bloody awesome! Looks beautiful and is sharp as hell.

Good review I will check it out I do like the knife very much , take care Tom

Beautiful knife. Simple is best. Good steel, good handle material. That is all you need.

That’s a great looking blade my friend. It did the job for sure

Hey my friend! Beautiful Denmark and a awsome viking knife!😍 I like the simple things... This one looks simple, but with the black blade it looks special too! Going to check that website! Thanks for the video, always nice to see you and the sweet Denmark!☺👍 Greetings, GR🤘

Cool knife, gotta love form and function in a tool:)

Brother Tom. Good introduction on Viking knifes, which gets me the interest to find out more about old Viking traditional 🔪 . Glad you found a new site. Recently I was in the mood of leather sewing , maybe you could include that topic in your channel. Just a suggestion bro. Cheers

Great vidéo bro,and the knife is a piece of art.

I have came for trekking with my wife and my daughters, just sit down and the firts thing I see is this amazing video: a good day indeed.

Thats a nice well made blade sir and that countryside is spectacular cheers for uploading it,stay safe,Ray.

Great video I also liked the history behind the knife

Thank You once again for your excellent review . My best wishes sent once again to You and your loved ones . Please give Cornelius a big hug from me .

Beautiful Beech wood ,lovely video .

Love your videos! I'm a new subscriber, really enjoy your channel! Cheers from Iowa!!

To hear the birds singing is a wonderful gift.

good looking knife, very straight forward but functional, it looks ideal for a general purpose knife,

Great review !!! Regards from the USA 🇺🇸

Tom , nice job and knife thanks.

That is a beautiful knife. I like a small knife. Woodsmen, at least on this side of the pond, only used a big belt knife for two things, self-defense, and skinning and processing very large game animals. They used a pocketknife for all other knife tasks. This has been true for hundreds of years. Anything else that needed done with a blade was done with a tomahawk, a hatchet, or a full-size axe. I've found this still works better, far better, than carrying a large belt knife. When metallic cartridges and repeating firearms made self-defense with a knife much less likely, they got rid of their big belt knives and started carrying much smaller knives. I agree with Horace Kephart who said a belt knife should have a blade that is four and a half inches long, one inch high, and an eighth of an inch thick. That's as big as I want. I don't even use it very often. A pocketknife with three different kinds of blades is a much better carving knife than any belt knife with one blade, There just isn't any knife task I do that requires a large knife. The only reasons I carry a belt knife at all is because of convenience, and because I just love knives. I'm experimenting with replacing a belt knife with a neck knife that has a three and a half inch blade that's only half an inch high. So far, I've had no problems finding anything it can't do. Anyway, that is a beautiful knife, and just the kind I'd love to own and carry. Too man knives are big, ugly, and try to do everything from cut to chop to split, and sometimes even to at. I like old school and simple.

Excellent video my friend,health is wealth.Beautiful woods I'd like to think that there are many Roe Deer in the woods.I am a Scandinavian knives fan Helle,Mora,Eka,Martini still have a couple of Bark river knives.I use my Mora companion knife for field dressing deer and other game.Stay safe.

cool video, i havent seen this one yet:) i like the knife review. I am looking to make a couple hedeby knives here soon.

Very nice knife, sometimes simple is better, beautiful area you were in. Another great video my bushcraft brother. Be safe !!!!!

I do like the knife and sheath Tom it will be interesting to see how you progress with it I looked up the store you mentioned and they have some interesting items and depends how much you spend there is free post which is always a bonus Take Care My Friend A T B J👍

Beautiful Knife!

Howdy from Oklahoma, thanks for the informative video, I have a few Helle knives, the Viking is one of them it is old school. Going to to subscribe to your channel.

Great knife & graat trip Tom

Nice knife, great video!

Thank You All The Best from Colorado G

Beautiful knife. I don't know why some would call this a primitive knife-- in my opinion it's not primitive, it's just made to be functional, with no unnecessary extras. Very nice, once again.

Very nice knife. Love the area you are in very pretty.

Helle makes very good knives. I have the Eggen and it is a very good knife also. I am like you though, I like carbon steel the best. Easy to maintain a sharp edge and strike a flint or ferro rod with. Great viedo review. Enjoyed watching. All the Best.

Hello Tom, Thanks for great videos with friendly style. I am a Finnish subscriber, a new one, and following your old and new videos, they are really inspiring. Greetings from Finland!

Beautiful knife :)

Godmorgen Tom- Meget flot Kniv og som altid forklarede alt godt. - Super Video. Med venlig Hilsen! - Jens

Great video! God bless!!

My friend, I'm am loving your gear =

Excellent video! Allow me to comment on the history of the Sax: The Sax was a type of sword (distinct by having only one sharp edge). The Saxons (as in Anglo-Saxon) got their name from this type of weapon. And it was a dedicated tool of war. The beautiful knife you are demonstrating would typically have been a utility tool. The stylish decorations on the sheath remind me of the amazing petroglyphs found on especially Swedish pre-Viking ornamental stones. A truly remarkable knife!

And you can be more precise than the name of the knife, it's very good!

I prefer primitive myself. I like that alot and would say that's a similar viking design. I'm a huge pukko fan but I'd wear that one for sure. Very cool 👍

Awesome. My kind of coffee too.

Coffee and a new knife, life is great

Great video again Tom. Interesting history of the Viking knife, but a little out of my budget at the moment. I have proof of direct Viking descendants by name...but am wary of being a ''plastic Viking'' :-). Take care and best wishes to your family.

Nice knife, Tom.

I very comforting video I subscribed

Very nice review. I enjoyed how relaxed you were in the woods. I do have one question: the Helle knives I have handled all seem to have uneven points at the tip. One should is higher than the other. Is it that way on your personal knife from Helle?

What a beautiful knife this Viking knife is. I have a Helle Utvaer. Not my best knife by any mean but still quite good.

THANK YOU

Great Review and it is My Favorite Knife so let Me Tell You all the Story of this Blade . Several Years ago Hellee Knife makers where asked to Supply a Knife to fund a Newly Made Fully Authentic Viking Ship and This Knife was released to Fund its Journey Across the Pond to Canada or the USA it might have been Both Destinations but The Knife has been a Favorite of Knife Collections the World over , Cimbrer is Right , just hold One in Your Hand and see how You feel ?

Hvilket type stål kommer den kniv i? Hvor kan man køb set? Har du hørt om Bark River Knives?

Great! Thanks

I know it's a little late to comment on this video, but I have this knife and I love it! I love the primitiveness of it, and that it is carbon steel, and scandi grind, which makes it easy to grind, and keep sharp. It is always with me on my forest trips, it may not be the most versatile knife in all situations (I have cheap Mora knives that can perform certain tasks better), but it feels special to hold in my hand, it really is a piece of history! (I can sit holding it in my hand even in my living room...). Since it's not stainless, I'm careful that it doesn't stay wet for long, and I oil it often. This (besides my Viking-inspired fire steel from Alvestein) is my favorite replica items of finds from the Viking Age. In third place comes my Øyo Viking axe (which is also a replica from viking finds, and not the best hiking axe (a little light), but I love the historical aspect of it). Add my primitive hand-forged Mjølnir from Grimfrost, and you have my three favorite items that are always with me on my forest walks! Maybe later I will have a financial opportunity to acquire a seax knife!

Love older style's.

Hello i’m french I like yours videos I do not always understand because my english is bad Good continuation and Long Life to harley

Could I get a link to your products please loving the Vikings series very interesting to my family comes from Denmark and Germany thank you again for your awesome Chanel

U are really badass, keep it up

Nothing like a good pipe while out in the woods . What tobacco and pipe are you smoking if I may ask?

What make/model axe is that you're using? I couldn't see it on the Lamnia webstore.. I recently ordered the Helle Viking knife! :) thanks CB!

Nice knife , I carry a HELLE Symfoni myself

oh i have one but the saga siglar a little shorter and i love it!

love the knife and how simpel it looks, do you know what type of steel its made of.

I bought this knife and would like ideas to make it a neck knife. Any suggestions?

What camera equipment do you use for recording? What do you use for editing? That’d be something I’m sure many of your viewers would enjoy to watch.

Awesome looking knife, and don't forget to refill that flask. :)

That is seriously a pretty knife, very simple with out all the nonsense they have now, absolutely love that knife, Psalms 121:1, I will look to the mountains, where my help comes from

they based the basic handle on bone knives that survived, its basic, easy to fix, and in viking era, it was cheap to make, so it was a useful knife, if they can eventually make this a 40 pound knife id buy it instantly

Привет!Классные видео!!!

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