The trail Hawk works very well for me too.

i would have to disagree on the idea of "ergonomic grip". For 80% of the cutting tasks in the outdoors, a round handle is the most ideal since it is the most suited for "hammer grip", which allows precise control of the angle of blade on the surface to be cut by adjustment of the the wrist. However, modern folders tend to have a flat profile in favor of ease of carry. Thus, a round handle is unfeasible. To allow a grip, they made the finger groves to encourage putting the thub on the top of the handle or the back of the knife. In this grip, there is a different focus. Since the knife in in line with the forearm, it is a poor grip for (especially longer stroke) slicing, but focuses on using the tip to slice(like a box cutter) The thing about the opinel that is the most important for me the handle. It is one of the few folders that doesn't have a flat handle profile. The collar lock to me is flawed as there is not enough tension to keep it from rotating(like if there is a detent), and the sloped area that engages with the base of the blade does not offer enough enagement to circumvent the lack of tension of the collar. With that said, most uses does not put pressure on the back of the blade, thus there is not a problem of the blade closing. However oftentimes i find the lock disengaged after a period of work, usually from rubbing of the collar with the hand during pinch grips.

What is weight?

Why are the sleeves so short?

Can I use Cayenne pepper

it's also a better offensive / anti-personnel weapon than a regular hatchet.

made in communist china, very hard pass

Well informed review, thanks for your time, nice blade from what i have seen so far. Have a good day. Fyi always use the spline to scrape off debris, hard on edge as a pusher. Help in long term, second one looks much stronger

This is a good knife, but all knives have their place if I was going to the park with my grandson and I had my Swiss Army knife I would back stop cuts with the saw and make little Easter island faces out of the sticks lol something to pass the time I’m a firefighter in the Boston area and I can recommend this knife a lot. One reason is if I lose it it’s not that big deal and you usually lose your knife at my job but it is lightweight and works very well. Also inexpensive when you do lose it. Thanks for your videos. 🇺🇸

I would like for you to do a video identifying the male and female nettle plants. Also, what do the seeds look like, and how to consume them?

Please where can I get the plant or the oil to buy. Thank you

Used this video to get a bird out of my ceiling

Good day sir can l use eucalyptus oil

For a good ointment consistency how many mL of bee wax and oil can be used?...and after adding that how many grams of ointment we get

How many days do we need to keep it there ? How will we know the process ended ?

I grow my plantain organically. I have two kinds. Narrow leaf) the one in this video) and the broadleaf plantain, Bigger leaves. I harvest them and dry them for tea.

Life used to be so hard... now everything is easy... 😅

If not true comfry then what?

The important thing about sharpening convex on a stone is that the apex is all you're actually sharpening. Unless you're sharpening a Scandi and you're being very diligent about keeping your blade flat on a stone, all freehand edges are convex to some degree because nobody is perfect at holding a steady angle. You just need to know the apex angle of the convex and then sharpen on a stone the same as you would any other edge.

Maybe one day that thing can lure in a pair of hair cutting scissors ✂

And tomahawks are just all around the cool looking

Picaso era un lelo comunista

Todo el mundo cuenta lo mismo

Thank you for sharing

You nailed it. Thank you.

Great detailed information :)

The hooks you mention at 2:07 were used for hooking on, among others things, the swiss army flashlight, which is a rectangular box , with three colored lenses. You could make a whole video just on the flashlight.

Foot note in fine print: may cause cancer (lol)

This jacket is not good at all against the rain. It’s absolutely not waterproof (it doesn’t claim either that it’s waterproof) it’s water repellent and not so good at it either. Even after one hour in moderate rain it gets really wet from inside. Basically you get what you pay for. Should show jacket from inside how “dry” it is. Video is misleading. People should check other videos where jackets from RR are tested in rain and how wet they get from inside.

I dont know if you still do youtube but if you do you should do a review on the swiss tech gerundet edc knife

Hello. I was looking at a video of someone bragging about the comfrey plant. So I looked it up as I didn't know about it and found you talking about it. I was impressed by how much you know about plants. I'm so sorry about your accident but I pray that you are making a lot more progress. Keep safe.

This plant is everywhere and covers the ground uniformly as a monoculture. Everyone who's been outdoors knows what it is. It tastes like carrot. It think it is in the carrot family. There is another weed that grows even better. I don't know what its name is but we call it Director's Flower. It is a tropical looking plant with a liquid filled stem and normal round leaves with mixed green and red colors. It grows into dense fields about 1.5 meters tall and retains water during hot summer. You can take one stem to your enemy's garden and it will grow roots and spread.

Question if we apply this comfrey to the skin would still be harmful to any of our organs?

As a skier who already owns many jackets , I just ordered this jacket because of the color. The wind and water proofness matters of course, however as a hard shell I will always have a mid layer and a base layer. If this is not very waterproof as reveiws seem to say I will leave this home that day and wear one of my others. We will see.

Great job on the video buddy

Thank you, showed us the way, as did the Indians.

Must. Admit. I am sold. On ,Opinel. Knives. ❤!!

How to prafagate wildgarlic plant

Fantastic information, Thank you!

what about shampoo or oils with this ingredient will be toxic the body by absorbed the body oil

Thanks for your care. How dod you ensure it doesn't bleed to death though? No mention of closing the cut wound afterwards..?!

Enjoyed

Thank you for sharing i like it and I do have in my garden I use it in mulching now i just wanna do ointment salves for me and for sales

Those plants you are calling "wild garlic" are actually wild leeks! Otherwise known as "ramps"!

Very clear simple instructions

I use a huntsman and put a helix tender in the corkscrew and change out the toothpick with a Tortoise Gear fero rod as an emergency fire kit. Love the saw on it.

Great demonstration of the steps needed for such a useful bushcraft implementation, such as a Kuksa. Just subscribed.

Thank you so much for sharing.

Look into terrain theory. Good advice on harvesting birch sap - will do!

Thank you! Very cool presentation. I am just learning