Thx, great review! I would suggest slowing down & really holding positions “so we can see”!!!!!!!!!!

I love toor knives. I have about a dozen of them. You should check out the kingpin

Good looking. It'll be hard to beat my 25 dollar Paki from Amazon. Hot steel I think

I appreciate a review from someone that actually used their knife. Thanks!

Made in Idaho, like me. Designer trained in Norway, as did I. A tough slicer to compliment my scandi grinds. Perfect. 🇺🇲☠️🇸🇯

Good review. It takes awhile to know if a knife holds a good edge. Even skinning a female animal can be deceptive, say a male pig of deer can be mich tougher and dull a supposedly great blade

ESEE-6 all day, everyday.

All great quality blades. So tired of videos of dudes “waiting to pull the trigger” on a Gerber. Can’t go wrong with any of your choices. Well done sir

The field knife was probably one of the most underrated blades in the Winkler line. Mainly because all the super cool ninja people wasn’t talking about it.

Would have been nice to indicate the knife you were comparing to the Winkler in the description. Interesting Review. Thank you.

You sold me. Good background. Quality people. Well done. Thanks.

Good review 💯

And as if by “chance” they are all Americans 🤡🤡🤡

Can the 3.0 fit in the 2.0 sheath kydex version?

We don't care where you worked at, we don't care about your detail. How much is it it is worth buying?

Yall need to quit with this “tactical” nonsense. Not a dang one of you are getting into ANY kind of KNIFE FIGHT.

To this day, toor has SERIOUS quality control issues. Its been years and they still have major QC problems. At the price point of their blades, it is absolutely 100% unacceptable. And they still leave out sheath clips, etc, and make you purchase separately. Very poor business model. Toor Knives is a hard pass

Debating between this and the szabo

The most over rated n690 knife on the market.. Dw..

Sorry, the Apache falcon that I own 3 of is actually a scaled up version of TOPs Pathfinder School knife, that is a 4 inch blade and was designed as a GP knife. This knife is the exact knife but slightly smaller. Many years later the design was updated with a 6.5 inch blade and endorsed by Snake Blocker. Funny how a GP bushcraft hunting knife characteristic translates to a fighting knife. I do like and enjoy the Apache Falcon, as it fits my XXL size hands and its ergonomics,

Discontinued??? 😢😢😢

I love the wood grip, I would have totally bought that one. Hopefully an aftermarket vendor will make wood scales for it

All the blades look similar

It’s a GP knife that has the ability to be used to drain cool aid…very organic grip, blade is a Bowie style , the guard actually cradles your hand and fingers allowing for a strong purchase… FYI trenders it’s not a axe, it’s a knife… 6 inch is barely long enough to reach pump and air sacks. Ideally a 8 inch double edge blade similar to a EK commando is ideal for deep tissue. I love the Apache Falcon, good GP blade… for big hands as well..

Did it come with a trainer?

Is that a first light jacket?

I have the Crow Scout (5" blade) in Magnacut w/G10 grips. I can't recommend this knife enough.

I have the root jank shank pikal version… I hate that they put the padding in the sheath. It’ll eventually get hooked by the blade and then obstruct the knife going in. Once in the adhesive gets on the blade. I wish they would leave it out

The biggest issue I've found with HFB is the limited to no stock. They do a weekend "drop" with new items but they literally sell out in minutes. Guys have had blades in their cart about to pay and then they get a sold out message. Buying a blade should not bring this level of anxiety. I hear the build list is 5+ years long. Ive purchased all my 3 lol hfb second hand from a fb group. Like, forget about trying to read any descriptions of blades on drop day. That blade will be gone after the 1st sentence. They are nice blades though

You sound exactly like jefferson white from Yellowstone (Jimmy)

That's the next knife I'm looking at.

I've bought the jank shank it had rough machining marks that could be seen through the coating, the kryptia grinds were uneven and ebony handle scales were chipped where the screws fasten it. Reached out with no response back from them.

Have you put this thing through any heavy use? Thinking of getting it for tactical and survival applications

The belt knife and field knife are two of my faves. Also have the highland hunter which is my user, the belt knife is my go out to nice dinner knife. The field knife will now be a safe queen.

I'll say it again. Batoning is unecessary and NOT a bushcraft skill. It is however abuse of your primary woods tool. Otherwise, good video.

Stupid cold steel with The same knife made in 29 different countries And all confusing

If you had to pick one for general camping/bushcraft and light hunting, which would you pick?

When you have it clipped to your pocket is it comfortable when sitting down? Does it poke into you?

Could this be a good hunting knife?

Um, uh, uh, uh, um, um,,

Thanks for the info about blade wax. I’ve got some knives with D2 steel which have never been wet, never out of the house but are showing spots of corrosion. I’m gonna get some blade wax and treat my knife collection. You video helped out a fellow knife enthusiast today! 👍

I have: ESSE 4 w/ clip-point (flat G10) ESEE 4HM ESEE 4 contoured handle (micarta) ESEE 4 contoured handle (G10) ESEE 4 all black (flat micarta) ESEE 4 Dark Earth (flat micarta) ESEE 4 Desert sand (flat micarta) ESEE 4 S35VN (flat micarta) ESEE 4 S35VN (contoured G10) The Flat micarta scales for the all black ESEE 4 are pretty slippery when compared to the flat micarta scales on the Dark Earth and Sand colors. The contoured scales (bit worse with the G10) create hot spots if you’re doing heavy use with the knife (I baton wood x3 a week with an ESEE 4). In conclusion, in my experience the natural flat micarta scales (Dark Earth, Sand, S35VN) are superior to the rest.

Where is the testing

Debating between this and the Tops Apache Dawn.

I was going to grab a RAM but opted for the trail bacon instead (5.25” blade)

That's a banger!

What's so "survivally" about it, Rambo?

Why was it discontinued? I have one, does that mean it's worth more now?

Great vid. There aren’t many vids on CPK’s, they aren’t as well known as they should be for what they are. I have several of them with more on the way and each has been worth every penny.