Bark River Bravo 1.5 Comparison

[@townieoutdoors8121]

You could also punch two grommets in the retention strap and knot in a small length of shock cord so when unsnap the sheath the retention strap pulls out of the way on its own .

[@glbwoodsbum2567]

You are correct. I was merely stating how the sheaths functioned unmodified. Thank you for watching.

[@townieoutdoors8121]

The jenna Martin is a really good sheath design

[@rikidozan553]

One has the ramp, the other doesn't. What is your opinion? What is better?

[@glbwoodsbum2567]

Personally, I like the version with out them ramp.

[@jshin5991]

How come handle thickness this much different? I would like to get that thicker one! 👍

[@glbwoodsbum2567]

I would imagine Bark River has several people making these knives, thus the variations.

[@jshin5991]

Hmm pretty much tho. Thanks for replying 👍

[@WDLC1911]

I, too, would like a thicker grip. That’s awesome!

[@andrewh6034]

That Osage is nice. How do they compare in use to the Macv Sog bowie?

[@glbwoodsbum2567]

While the MACV is plenty capable of being a woodsmans blade it is still more of a piece of functional art as compared to the Bravo 1.5. The flat spine, contoured handle, and full tang of the Bravo lend itself better as a woodsmans tool, imho. Thanks for watching.

[@andrewh6034]

@@glbwoodsbum2567 Thanks.

[@wehrewulf]

The SOG Bowie is a fighting knife.

[@glbwoodsbum2567]

​@@wehrewulf Of course. Thanks for watching!!!

[@thatpointinlife]

The new sheaths are absolute garbage.