THIS is how you do a knife comparison/review. Two different people, different hand size/shape, technique, etc, taking turns to perform the same tasks. Very nicely done and I appreciate the thoughtful analyses.

I have a Finnish knife like this that I like very much and another that I use for the same purpose is a hmong knife which also does a fine job on wood

Great vid

What a great channel, love it. Hälsa fran Skåne. 👍

I've know idea if you know this. But Green River Knives, came out in about 1832 or 1836. I've found two dates for when they where first made. They put the Kephart knife in its place. Seems if you tag a knife a Kephart, its goes up in price to the point where I cant afford one. So big deal. I have four Green River knives. Bought them back in the late 1970's early 1980's. And they are still going strong. But then again, I only use them for knife type jobs. So no chopping or splitting wood.

Lovely knife. I have the Joker "Erizo". Another good knife.

Best review on this knife on YT. I bought two of them (one scandi, the other sabre). They are just SO GOOD.

Thank you great show

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I must say, this is a very nice and fair review and comparison. I did get the Helle Nord Sleipner, but for me as another gentleman on KZbin pointed out to me, it will be more of an heirloom than workhorse, though I will likely build some character with it, and it may develop further. Cheers.

Sadly I look at this video, of a pack I own and love, and see someone who has likely never used the pack for its actual purpose.

Hello fellows would be nice for the 2025 to review also machetes thsnks and Happy 🎉New 😊 Year

Very nice knife,what name brand of anorak are you both wearing

Flat grind.

I bet that Wood DOES feel comfortable in your hand... Europeans... 🤦🏻‍♂️

Fantastic knife I have an LTW ILLUMINOUS 5

Great review of the knives! You are doing a fantastic job with your channel! I really like what you are doing a lot and it makes me jealous about the gorgeous environment you are living in. Ever had som thoughts about doing some overnighter videos or some skill videos? Ad least I’ve got a question: what pair of brand new Hastra is Kjetil wearing? Keep up the good work! Best greetings from Germany

In my collection ive three BPS knives, the BP1 i use often. Why change a perfectly good cheap knife ? A friend had the bushmate and as many, the scales came lose after only moderate use. I never use a knife for anything other than a cutting tool, preferring to carry a small hatchet and folding saw for other tasks. Even so, the original Bp1, almost a year of use, absolutely no problems.

I’m stuck on buying this or the gen 3??? Help me out on opinions!!!!

Ooooo, it's really sharp brutal knife, especially food preparing 🤟🙂💪 it's a very good hunting knife 🐗🫎🦌again a very nice episode in beautiful nature and cooking in a nature is the best 🍀🆒🙂

Realy realy nice place, perfect batoning knives🤟😬🍻. Awesome episode! 🍀☝️

I thought of it as a camping kitchen knife. One you could take to the field to prepare your dinner? I'd like to see that.

I love this knife, I did do some MODS to it, like others have done I removed the square edge at the end of the blade to enable my hand to get closer to the cutting edge, this made a massive difference when doing more detailed carving tasks, or even feather sticks. Another thing I have to mention is Condor has amazing customer service, in fact I've never had better from any other knife company.

I wasn't convinced by these knives when they first come out, maybe the price put me off, I picked one up really cheap a couple of years ago and I instantly loved it, it felt great in the hand, after some stropping it was razor sharp, I love this knife it's been my main belt knife since I got it, its all the knife you need, I don't mind saying I was wrong, I would have not been disappointed if I paid full price.

I've had this knife for 6-7 years, an absolutely fantastic knife, i have the scandi carbon version with big oak scales. It has to be the most comfortable knife to use. The Forrest knife is definitely a perfect description.

That one has been on my shopping list for s loooong time.. will get it eventually😀 Thanx for the review!

Thnx. Hello from Ukraine, guys!

That is on hell of a knife! Thanx for the great review!

Whats the reason for so much of a curve on a bushcraft knife blade I could see it being useful for skinning but I wouldn’t use a scandi grind for that anyway?

What is the camping stove you use in this video?

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It is not allowed to use Samekniv below the Arctic Circle

Fellas... what are your thoughts on the Didi Galgalu vs the Nord (and/or the nordlys)??

One of the contestants on Alone chose this knife as one of his 10 items. He said it did everything he asked of it.

Thats some gift, I would love to try this knife out. 👍🏻

Impressive I must buy one

Now I find my new knife 🗡️🔪😂 thanks for the video guys. Good luck 🍀🙂🤝

£400 on a jacket that's only water resistant, yikes... Definitely a bit of a poser item.

Perfect video guys! 🤟🙂🍀 Greetings from Slovakia 🙂

Waest Koooast Booshkraeftars! Best theme song ever

Cool ..have fun

Wrong technique for feather sticking with a large blade.

You don't leave home without an axe or 3 my Grandfather used to say 😂🪓🪓🪓👍

Thanks for a great overview of the pack and of some great scenery!

Another great video from the West Coasters. I have the same pack. Yes, it's expensive and heavy, but it's very durable and will outlive my my other packs. Side pouches make it really practical and allow me to adjust the pack for my needs. Mesh bag (sold separately and stupidly over priced, but does double up as an ultralight day sack) is great attached to the hood and allows me to store foul weather gear or clothing that needs airing out. Wish i could buy the straps that come with the open pouches separately. They are brilliant.

I seriously considered buying this some time ago, its a very nice pack. But I came to the conclusion, with the price-tag in mind, that it would be overkill for day-trips, and too heavy for multiple day trips. I prefer "UL with comfort" mentality, and my 42L Gossamer Gear pack for hiking weighs less than half of this pack (709 gram). So I couldnt really see to fit it in, but its a sweet pack nonetheless. Its even pretty looking....

For being such a versatile backpack there is not much to find about it on the internet. Only a few reviews here and there but no mods or tutorials on how to make it even more versatile. Which is weird because the loops are basically made for modding and attaching DIY pockets. The Fjällräven pockets are great of course but can be quite expensive on top of the already costly pack. And you do need the extra pockets for camping if you are not a minimalist.

Nice! Have you tried the Singi Stubben? It looks nice and has the advantage of a built-in stool. Doesn't carrying all that firewood get heavy?😁

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Looks like a fantastic backpack. Thanks 🎸🔪