5 generations experience, fantastic knives

Those are legal over there in the UK?

👍 Really nice collection of pocket knives. Thank you for sharing.

Love the joker knives😊

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The knives you use. Don’t look used😂

#amzlv: Hydro: The canvas tote actually reminds me of the Hermes Garden Party too.Thanks for making this video to suggest more budget friendly alternatives. love it!

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Just got mine - the 9 inch version. What a beauty! Thanks for the recommendation.

What is the model of the joker knife ?

Brisa Birk 75... what a beauty... First time heard of this company or model... But why the no sharpening choil, Like Spyderco knives... Is it a bushcraft company??

From Fort worth Texas. Great job. Next time would you mind giving the model number and the price of the knives it makes it a little easier to navigate the website please.

I was gutted to discover the Brisa out of stock when I finally came to buy it from your site a couple of years ago. By some fluke I found one in stock at DLT last year and bought it. It arrived on my wedding day - I absolutely love it - it's sublime. I carry it every day. Great collection! The Casstrom and the horn ones are delicious, too, but the Brisa is the pick of the crop for me.

The reason for the fingerguard on the army version is because many of the southerners could not handle a knife without it. And they kept nicking their fingers. So the army version is basically an attempt to make it safe to handle by cityboys. The edge of the blade itself is induction hardened. So sharpening the blade is very difficult. A whetstone can bare scratch the steel. But once the edge sharp it stays sharp. I use mine for chopping trough bones when I cut up whole lamb every autumn. The knife is also good for skinning large game. You'll skin a reindeer in two minutes with the right technique. The 8inch is a woman's knife, and the 9inch is for men

funny to see what other persons likes, from all the 1000 en more models on the market i like the brisa birk,(white) joker, the casstrom, en also my piili the most, thank gr walther

I think the UK law against locking knives is best understood in the context of the allowance for even a fixed blade if your activity justifies carrying the tool. Any activity I am engaged in which requires using a knife requires a locking blade (because I like my fingers attached) so the law, as far as I can tell, allows for carrying a locking blade.

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The cartridge bag I am currently using is going on 50 years old. It belonged to my uncle. I don't carry too many boxes of shells, but I have to carry dog first aid and grooming supplies. Good review.

You started with the Enzo. Also a favourite for my edc, but I carry a PK70. They’re both made in Taichung, Taiwan. A Finish design, but not made. I’m glad you like the Bestman, I hated it, and the twin blade too! Those Jokers look great.

The one with the finger guard is the one my family gives to the children 😏

I can't seem to find the capacity listed anywhere, do you have that to hand?

That’s my overnight bag.

I could not get past you saying UHH so many times.

The Brisa is beautiful

Love the collection! How would you rate the Lars knife? I like the look of it a lot but others have said it’s not worth the money. My biggest thing with slip joints is safety, a lot of modern designs have finger choils to protect your fingers from getting cut. Does the Lars have anything like that to save your fingers incase it folds on you?

The color " motif "" are the national colors of the Sami flag , the brass bar is to be pushed down to widen the sheath to allow the blade to be drawn and replaced . Great job...... Grizz 🐻

Just bought one. In the mail. It will replace my usmc kabar.

Excellent vid! Love the Scandinavian knives!

This is Wonderfull knives. I have three, in different sizes. They are traditionally used as a mix of axe and knife. One important thing to note, is that the edge is grinded in a special way, so that it is not getting stuck in bones, when you parter an animal. When you take a Sami knife out of the sheeth, it is important that you squeeze the opening, so that the edge is not ruining the leather. The blades used to be made out of old blade spring steel, from old lorries. It is correct that the Norwegian army is using the knife. Not only the special forces. The knife is own by the soldier, but it is a accepted part of the combat gear. The special forces version have a small cross guard, unlike the original Sami design. The story is that a lot of soldiers from the non-Sami parts of Norway managed to hurt themselves, because of the lack of a cross design. That is why soldiers from the Sami parts of Norway call that knife "søringkniv", which basically means knife for people from the south. 😆

Great presentation, thanks :)

Very nice work. Thank you for sharing.

Good vid. Just a tip: I recommend squeezing the opening of the sheath flat so the opening becomes a bit wider. These knives easily cut through the sheath if you are not careful because they are wider at the tip.

Just love Strømeng! I own three blades. The 8” is my most used one.

I'd like to see you walking with it, fully loaded.

Excuse my husky voice. I had a soar throat whilst recording this ;)

That looks awsome 👍