I did kapooka almost 15 years ago. Discharged after a few years service and now i want back in and going through adf careers. Even though ive been through it all already and know exactly what to expect, im still here for tips lmfao

The knife is intended for field dressing an animal. It was not intended as a survival knife. It is a bone saw. It has a gutting blade. The main blade is perfect for reaming out the rectum. It’s easy to see that you are not a hunter.

It’s a HUNTER. You have called it a Hunter and the Huntsman

It seems like every swiss army knife I see, with all out there; I can never get what I'm looking for: like good grief why can't they incorporate a nail file on one like this in your video. There's thing's I could do without, but that's not one of them. I want a nail file, scissors, knife of course, can opener I guess, a saw: maybe; any suggestions. Please help!

Sir your accent is amazing

I could watch this eccentric bastard talk axes and knives all day💥 let me know if that old cruiser comes up for sale great video beautiful location.

Nice accurate review mate! That size axe can get a lot of work done and still be quite portable.

Went through '78 (Grunt). I'd hoped to give my 2c, but just too ill. So I'll limit myself to this. This is, by far, the best page, with sound advice minus the usual hyperbole. So listen to Axe & you'll be right. (BTW, re my last post. Had instructor not ensured I'd copped a sufficient dose of the CS the exercise would've have been pointless.).

Awesome video mate I'm definitely buying one next time I'm in the Stihl shop👍 going to do the same mods but might stain the handle more. Cool ute and beautiful location.

Yes, damn cheapest thing in a Stihl store.

Right on!

Next level Jonny 💯

I bought two and put 28” handles on them kept one and gave one to my brother, they make great all around axes!

Hurry up you wombat

Thanks. I own a few of the pump Remington guns here in Oregon. Great guns. Thanks for showing off the fun and reliable pump guns.😊😊

Interested in the best ‘survival’/‘bushcraft’ tomahawk (friction fit) for the Australian bush, needs to be sufficient weight and quality to process hard twisted knotty dead fall, but never much thicker than 3-4 inches really. Needs to be able to split branches by holding the blade and handle in line with the branch and then dropping them on a wooden anvil/log together so the blade sticks in the log and you twist the branch to leverage it away from the blade to split it. So needs to be heavy enough and sustainably durable enough to do this for yrs to come, while being light enough to choose to carry on your belt for everything Native Americans used it for Thanks for any suggestions 👍🏻

Very nice

I thought this was going to be a bit chunkier than I wanted but it has become a great tool for even everyday carry. I rarely use the small blade but all the other tools are handy. Even the much maligned parcel hook ; I use that a lot to pull rope, yank out tent pegs and yes, carry pot lids and firewood parcels. I also carry a magnet in the crook of the hook too. There is also a small hole behind the cork screw designed to hold a pin. I use the pin, the lens and the tweezers to take care of slivers and the pin and the added magnet to fashion an emergency compass. Also, I have added the small micro driver to the corkscrew. It’s a $3 add on but it is very nice to have for my sunglasses.

Always chop upwards when pruning (if possible)

That’s a prandi axe head you changed the handle for what do you mean

Great little hatchet! Wider blade and head shape makes for a decent carver and very versatile camp axe. Great video mate!

Love the Stihl hatchet! Had mine prob close to 10 years, still going strong, no dramas. Well worth the money🪓🪓

Cool hatchet 👌 I have had my eye on the AX10 for a while do you know where these are made?

Great SAK have 3 special edition and a black scale and 3 standard red scale models.

Great little axe mate.

Nicely done sir. 1885-1949 Evansville Tool Works. Evansville Indiana USA. Mine is old and is an awesome axe.

I have a 3 1/2 pound Evansville I refurbished.

Great knife which the tools are limited by only your imagination how to use them. I own three of them, and one I’ve owned for over 30 years and is still in great condition. That’s an unspoken quality of Victorinox, their SAK last for years if you do a modicum of care.

whereabouts you at in aus? i found this video looking for wild bush food in victoria cos i was curious.

Thanks for the review, been looking for a good reasonably priced hiking axe.

Thank you for sharing! Great video :)

Hey mate any advice for people struggling with social anxiety wanting to get in? Been a dream since I was a kid but getting over that initial hurdle is tough.

I prefer the Hercules and Workchamp. Those small pliers are surprisingly effective at removing fish hooks and such, and the metal file/saw in the case of the Workchamp is also useful. Since I anyway pair my 111mm SAK with a fixed blade belt knife I am okay with the increased weight for the extra functionality in either a pouch or a pocket slip.

Hunters real benefits are the center set blade (dead center line of handle) and more comfortable handle as there is no hot spot caused by the locking flat driver. The gut hook doesn't protrude as much and without a lock pushes beneath the handle scales. It is a good safety blade for getting through clothes for first aid, or getting out of waders that get filled with water; and cutting wet cordage, as well as making better feather sticks in some wood.

The one and done multitool package for outdoors. No tool on it isn't top of class. Worth getting the 'victorinox fireant' insert for the corkscrew and covering it with some 'heat shrink tube sleeve' to protect it from wear. I have also gotten some use from making the flat driver into a lockable chisel, just make sure you only file/stone grind down one side (the angled side).

carried the same one on me since i was 12

Thanks for that review Aussie. Im going to purchase the outrider. Iv got the Huntsman, but im going to pass that on to my daughter. I want the outrider, it looks more substantial. It has a Philips driver too. 👍

WTF stop and show us the plants properly. First one is just catttail.

Very nice review, moite! Btw, what's your impressions on the 111mm bottle openers? I always thought they were a bit of an overkill for opening bottles, when compared to the 91mm or the 58mm models.

Informative and beneficial video

Except for the fact that our Nanny state government outlawed carrying of Swiss Army knives everywhere but QLD.

Lately I've been EDC Climber with plus scales + Pineapple mini from ReyLight, I'm amazed at how many possibilities such a small EDC has !

Are the scales the same material as other SAK knives?

Good review of the large SAK Outrider, ready for adventure. Fun channel liked and subscribed

Awesome review. Not sure about you loading your sandwich like a cheap corner shop though! 😂

It is a great knife. My one gripe with it though is that the saw does not have a liner lock. The sharp back of the saw is absolutely awesome for scraping a ferro rod or fat wood off a stick to get that lovely soft pile of flammable resin wood to take that spark. That would make this knife 99% perfect because nothing is 100%. They are missing out on a trick here. I'm sure that the worry of a long blade closing on your fingers is more than a blunt screw driver.

Another supreme SAK vid bud. Quick,exciting and informative. You should look at the Hunter XT next looks like a nice model . PS the fact you raw dogged a salami and cheese sandwich with no butter or condiments shows determination/mental instability 😂 Good video

I have the exact same knife but it has the additional pliers and metal file...Workchamp maybe? Victorinox, how can you go wrong?

Good stuff mate! Living life with that quad in country like that 👌 what was that packpack at 2:35, looks the goods

HUNTSMAN was 1 layer to wide for me this is perfect