5 Essential Knives Everyone Should have!

[@tymccutchen]

Appreciate the knife excitement" But for the bloody life of me I cant figure out what planet this is being filmed on...🤣

[@kodyalvarez3689]

Netherlands

[@thomastuinstra]

@@kodyalvarez3689 Yeahh I live on that planet, pretty weird place...

[@boudewijnjansen6516]

@@thomastuinstra it is a nice planet

[@timothyberry9084]

MDMA

[@DarrenLamb-on3py]

It's hollandtune they have life there but it's not as we know it

[@firestorm8471]

"BLOODY C***" !!! Now that was funny.... I swear, I enjoy watching the friendship between you two as much as the Knives... I have carried the same exact Opinel #7 in my pocket for the last 30 years. Those Victorinox knives loosen up too quick (I still have 2). I just purchased a Jääkäripuukko 140 a few weeks ago and it pretty much has put all of my other knives into the storage case (except old #7). That is a formidable blade that I would have no reservations at all carrying it into combat or camping.. My Ka-Bar just got retired and that is saying a lot. I have had it for 40 years and it has saved my ass more than once.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Wow man! Impressive comment, we'll save that knowledge!

[@hendok700]

Couldn't agree more, their duo is amazing love the energy!

[@bk8]

Opinel #8 in stainless is a really good paring knife. I usually bring it when I travel to my in-laws to help in the kitchen because they have shitty dull knives. Also I recently spent a week-end peeling apples and pears to make compotes with the Opinel: Perfect! The combination of ergonomic handle and good slicing ability of the blade made it easy as a breeze.

[@FrankSchweppe]

I think this is a really good list. From everyday/small to large, from basic utility/backup to a bit nicer and cherishable. Obviously you are talking about knives, not multitools - many here would carry a Leatherman or similar as their EDC, but the principle is the same. Mora HD as a basic beater belt knife is excellent, and I like the fact that you totally agree on the Skrama as the big chopper in the arsenal. Behind all the roleplaying and humour is a lot of real knowledge of and passion for knives. Always a pleasure watching you guys. Ga zo door.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Thanks a lot frank!

[@derekmckay7151]

For all-round bushcrafting, camping, hiking purposes: Fallkniven F1 dz (lam cos). Before every camping/hiking trip I probably spend an hour deciding which knife to bring. 4 times out of 5, it is the F1 dz, beating out my S1 Pro, A1, Bravo 1, Bushcrafter, Garberg, and various other knives. The other 1 of 5 times, I force myself to take something different to justify the fact that I have so many other bushcraft knives. The F1 dz does everything well (assuming you also have a good splitting axe and a saw). It sharpens easily, doesn't rust, weighs very little and is comfortable in the hand. Another bushcraft/camping/hiking necessity, in my opinion: a small serrated folder for cutting things that tend to quickly dull a straight blade -- e.g., rope, leather, etc. A usually bring a 2 inch spyderco folder.

[@JamesVanAlstine]

I've watched a lot DBK videos, but during this one I had a thought: if Bill and Ted were Dutch and were into knives they would these guys. Picture these two gentlemen as the main characters in Bill and Ted's Adventure and they traveled through time collecting knives! It would be hilarious....

[@StevanOutdoor]

Knives you must have for bushcraft and survival. This is my budget list and all these knives work great. The total amount for al 5 is probably some 160 euro. I have no problem depending my life on these knives and I'm a survival instructor since 1986. Off course if you have more money you can buy knives that are more fancy or have 'better' steels, but we are talking about 'must haves'. 1. Victorinox Pioneer (or Farmer). As the last resort knife/multitool. 2. Hultafors RFR. An easy to clean stainless knife for food prep and small whitling. 3. Hultafors GK. More robust than Mora made of carbon steel knife for heavy duty use. 4. Ontario SP5 Bowie survival knife. Big knife and not to heavy also for small chopping. 5. Condor Eco Golok survival machete. Depending on where you go of course.

[@roan4695]

Everyone should have a leatherman multitool there just awesome peaces of gear to carry with you. Especcialy the Leatherman Surge.

[@CedricAda]

I like the look of those DBK backpacks. Would they be suitable for a man looking to transport some ladies clothing he may or may not be looking to wear down to the docks for totally normal reasons? Asking for a friend

[@barrybueler3356]

Whatever it takes to make your drug money😈.

[@billyprendergast6631]

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors well guy's orange is the new black.

[@billyprendergast6631]

Cedric & Ada Gear and Outdoors priceless made me laugh.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Hahahaha! They certainly can store quite a lot! We might sell some in the near future

[@hunterwolfe9059]

trust me it's good for that

[@buddhamack1491]

So next videos will be "How to look after your knives, Mikkie" And then "Mikkie learns to cook"

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

2 video's won't be enough

[@benjaminduez2781]

Dutch Bushcraft Knives -in recently been wanting to have a custom knife made for myself and I've just been wondering what's the best steel you recommend that I have the people making it use for my knife. I'm having them make a very large hunting knife full tang.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

mmm if you want stainless CPM154 is not a bad choice for hunting. My go to steel howeever would be CPM-3V or CPM Cru-wear. Both these steels are not stainless but dont rust very easily either. They are tough as hell and have great edge retention. Just store them clean and dry.

[@benjaminduez2781]

whats the difference in the cpm 3v and cpm cru wear ?

[@benjaminduez2781]

the way im gonna be using the knife is not to be a hunting knife. im recreating an antique ww2 knife so i can use its design. i want to be able to use it for when i take down tree limbs and cutting rope, a hard working knife mostly . id love to show you the old knife im wanting recreated

[@Beatprisoner]

Guys, I really love you so much! Every time I'm feeling bad or depressied I just watch two, three of your videos and I'm happy again! Your videos are not just about knives but being happy, having fun, friendship etc. Thanks! P.S.: If I remember correctly you never reviewed a Muela knife. Have a look at their Setter or even better Husky.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I know muela over been looking at them for a while

[@lordbridstow]

"You bloody can't" at just after 5:50 loool - Pure gold. I'm going to use this as an example in English classes :D

[@coryboyd7958]

I down loaded that song about 10 videos ago. I must have listened to it 100 times! It's my feel great song! Reminds me of summer at our big public swimming lake in My Gretna Pennsylvania. Good times.

[@KHGrinderboy]

My Top 5 Knives for the UK............ 1. Kitchen Devil 2. Paring Knife 3. Steak Knife 4. Dinner Kife 5. Potato Peeler I can't now take my Gerber Gator (Vintage 1993 when they were reasonable!) out of the house for fear of arrest!!!!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Hahaha

[@billyprendergast6631]

Matt Bosworth Matt great comment but can you bring your Gerber Gator out hunting or fishing or camping.I've read a lot of articles in the Shooting Times on this topic,one in particular where an elderly man and his wife were having a picnic,police stopped and searched them and found a Small Swiss ARMY knife.THE man was arrested and given a prison sentence.Awful,but if you would like to sell the Gerber I would be interested in buying it.Talk soon,take care.

[@christanner3770]

As if you would pay for anything poo jabba

[@froggy4665]

Butter knife with round tip

[@convex7456]

@@billyprendergast6631 no way?

[@billandrews]

RUST....rust on a PARKRIVER!!! You just lost that knife, Mister!!!! What did I tell you? you could have a puppy IF you took care of it. Fed it, picked up its poops, bathed it each week, brushed its coat, and played with it. You did all those things and you got to keep your puppy. What did I tell you about your knives? Be responsible with them, keep them in your room, and take care of them. Did you take care of that BARK RIVER? Hand it over. Gosh I didn't know CMP3v could rust. Mikkie really screwed that knife. And yes, you are correct I did tell him that he could have girlfriend IF he took care of her, kept her happy and sexually satisfied.... You can guess why I took his girlfriend away from him. She looked so sad, like an unloved dog locked up in the pound. Sad, just so sad.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Hahahahaha ah man. You are absolutely right... a bloody wise man you are! Cheers mate!

[@griff7749]

My top five: Swiss army Knife (multi tool) Fallkniven F1 CoS (bushcraft/compact survival) Benchmade Bugout (customized, gentleman EDC) Cold Steel American Lawman (everything folder) terävä skrama (beast/chopper)

[@streetcoder76]

1. Opinel No. 8 (EDC: less weight and you can lock the blade), 2. Victorinox Swisstool (even more and better Tools), 3. Schweizer Gertel (heavy duty, fun and legal to carry), 4. some Chef or Santoku knife, 5. some bread knife. Just grab the ktchen knifes from your grandfathers kitchen, he knew how to sharpen them.

[@dscull15]

Tis always a great day, with a new lesson from DBK

[@SwampValley]

Great choices but my most used and most needed knife is my Swiss army knife.... Love the little rascal.

[@MuumiPeikkoX]

Nice, I have 3 of the 5. Victorinox, Mora and Skrama. Even the same colour companion :)

[@austrofinn4524]

Aku TheFinn Same here.

[@keenabad2667]

You guys put a smile in everyones face..Benchmade bushcrafter vs tops brothers of bushcraft..

[@barrybueler3356]

I own the tops FMS knife best outdoor food prep knife I own it’s 1095 but is crazy thin and sharp does have a coating easy to sharpen and comes with a kydex sheath and a whistle toot toot.

[@gaurdiankahn]

Ok for me 1- knife everyone should have - Leatherman Supertool 300, strong knife, with huge functionality , the supertool is one of leatherman bigger models and cans do a LOT. 2- bushcrafting knife - agree with you, I opted for the mora bushcraft black. Just a damn good knife. 3- treasure knife - Esee 5, versatile durable and awesome. 4- chopper - KaBar Becker BK9. Chops like hell. 5 kitchen knife.- miyabi Kaizen 8 inch chef knife.

[@TanishAditKanagaraj]

I think everyone should have a mora robust as a knife to just fool around and stab tanks with.

[@barmherzigsein6836]

From Atlanta, Georgia, the Capital of Hospitality in the USA (and we are Knife Lovers, too) I wish you both long life, peace, and continued success. I would like to nominate you as KNIFE AMBASSADORS to the WORLD. Thank you for the recommendations - awesome job, guys. Live in peace, my sons.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Haha thank you so much for your kind words!

[@seabassmastermatt80]

I have two of them...YES!!! Santoku best kitchen knife fo sho DBK bros. X

[@jaimeleondelaparra3877]

"I was thinking about horses..." BAAWHAAHAAHAA!!!!! Love you guys! Keep up the amazing job, gentlemen!

[@thenorthernwoodsman3455]

Some excellent choices! My choices would be; 1 Ontario RAT 1 or 2 2 Mora HD Companion 3 ESEE 4-hm 4 Ontario RAT 7 5 Pampered Chef Santuko. I own and love all of these knives!

[@douglasreeves9938]

Dexter Russell makes the best cost effective kitchen knives, in my opinion. For what you would pay for the Santoku knife, you would buy three different Dexter Russell knives. They hold a sharp blade for along time, they are comfortable, and the handles are anti-slip. Many chefs use these knives.

[@Captain_Cinnamon]

My 5: 1. A multitool: Victorinox Huntsman or victorinox swisstool (or a variant of it) 2. A large fixed blade: In my case my own designed 7,1 incher. But a fallkniven NL2-NL1 would be good too. 3. A small-medium blade: Fallkniven NL5 CoS 4. A luxury folder: any Fontenille pataud you like 5. Kitchen knife: Kai Chef knife Additionally i recommends a silky saw and a sword :D I think this is a good spectrum - you dont really have a cheaper in there but tbh I believe dew-it-pry-bar stuff isnt a knife task.

[@luketrible]

- Leatherman Wingman - Mora Companion - Becker BK2 - Fiskars X7 (will replace it with the Skrama because of better wear on the belt, Plus the X7 will stay in my Car) - Kitchenknife from Zwilling

[@AOJC]

My favorite youtubers. This channel is awesome !!! Kiss from france

[@the_guardians_of_the_universe]

When I go multiple days to mountains/jungle/forest, high altitude, being prepared for survival condition but still lightweight enough to go fast, I would choose: 1) Leatherman Charge TTi (can replace the Victorinox pocket knife, Mora Companion backup knife and kitchen knife at once) 2) Tramontina (can replace the chopper knife and primary bushcrafter knife) which also good for batoning. I would love to bring Morakniv Garberg stainless steel, which is not only great for wood processing, but also safe for food processing. But I would not bring it since Leatherman Charge TTi and a Tramontina alone are already heavy, around half kilogram, and can cover he function of Morakniv Garberg.

[@slogue77]

What an awesome channel... I carry 2 EDC , Leatherman Free P4 and Victorinox Hunter pro lock blade.

[@riSurvival89]

Hi guys Big Channel, you really know about knives. You have great knives there, unfortunately too expensive for many, but thank you. Greetings from Switzerland Remo

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Yea man you're right! Thats the reason we tried to make it semi 'budget' friendly. We could havr gone all out but then it would have just gone crazy!

[@douglasreeves9938]

I carried a Victorinox and a Puma Game Warden for my twenty years in the US Navy. The Opinel is good if you are expecting dinner.

[@jangrivna4888]

My top 5 knives everybody should have would be very similar: 1. Victorinox (especialy my beloved GAK 108 or Farmer) 2. Opinel with carbon blade 3. Mora Companion 4. Leatherman style multi-tool 5. Survival knife (my beloved Esee 4.... so much hated by you :D )

[@lordbjesomar]

Great choice man👍!

[@tonychafin2645]

My favorite combo is Bark river Bravo 1 Lt rampless in 3v, a bark river mini Canadian and a condor heavy duty kukri. A silky saw is in my pack if I need it.

[@billyprendergast6631]

My top five knives are Leatherman Charge,Helle Alden,Helle eggen, Mora companion and Marttiini inbox.BUT I also have the Eka 8 lock knife which was voted best knife in the world by Shooting Times magazine.It's hard to pick your top five knives,mine are all Scandinavian,except the Leatherman which I got as a present from one of my relatives in Boston.GREAT video guy's make you think.Maartan you have to find Micky a girl friend.lol.

[@lukedoescher4539]

My favorite knife i own is the 11-87 Auto 870 Pump Remington from 1990 its a limited edition only sold when you bought the gun, but it is just a large folding knife

[@chrismichellijr9217]

I have one of those knives!! It's the bloody Mora Companion, but still... Keep it up, DBK. We are still watching you. For some reason 😂😂👍🏼

[@barrybueler3356]

Out of your knives 1 opinel 2 Garberg 3 leku 4 falkniven A-1 5 Damascus shun chef knife full tang.out of my knives 1 eastern cutlery bullnose in 1095 slip joint 2 LT WRIGHT large northern hunter in AEB-L 3 LT WRIGHT Gary whines Bushcrafter in O1 tool steel 4 Falkniven A1 In laminated VG-10 and 5 would be the tops frog market special ultra thin used in the amazon for fishing and any kind of food prep in 1095 with a good coating and a kydex sheath and u even get a loud whistle with it check it out great outdoor food prep knife easy to keep razor sharp best outdoor food processing knife around especially one that comes in a kydex sheath there is a smaller version that is definitely big enough don’t really need the large one if u want to save a couple $

[@bigfrank2959]

Edc-spyderco PM2 mannix 2 or buck 110 Main knife- bark river kephart or aurora All around knife- esee 5-6 kabar mora Large knife- esee junglas, bowie knife Kitchen knife- 10” chef (bark river) 8” chef of decent quality (you can get a good one for 30-100 bucks)

[@gearheartknivesoutdoor2166]

Victorinox...never loses! Nice top five vid guys!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

thanks Gerrit!

[@freenational]

Too sharp.

[@bodipsypha]

You guys crack me up!!! Love your channel. Please keep up all the banter & jokes, really loving your channel!!!! Love from London, UK!!!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Thanks a lot mate!

[@AutismFamilyChannel]

I love the Zelda sound effect.

[@mastiffmythslegendsandlore]

Mikkie has no women lmao his face 😂

[@dreadnought8363]

Mastiff Myths, Legends and Lore in realty mikkie took his skrama and chopped maarten`s head off. Then he went inside and got a new maarten clone.

[@terocool7625]

they are gay

[@Wildwestwrangler]

Mickey is his own women!!! He needs none!!!

[@jay-rus4437]

Great list....already in my go bags, after years of deciding, are these three knives: Swiss army trekker Mora companion Fallkniven S1 Pro So my decision must of been pretty good since it seems to fall in line with your decisions

[@ApocGuy]

Never liked opinels, but after getting used to, i love them (handles are still too slippery for my liking, but thats easy to fix) . have quite few companions around the house, carry robust EDC (when not working), with spyderco for work time. everything else (bushcraft, survival) i bet my life on Beckers (bk2/5/7) and pukkos (110/140 and skrama) with CS t-hawks :D

[@nichy4b]

Great video guys. I have 3 from of the 5. Victorinox, Opinel and Mora. And I also had to let my Victorinox Ranger at the airport (Italy) because i forgot it in my bag pack.

[@Wolfcavexxx777]

You great Guys and Yes 1Victorinox 2Mora Companion is really a good tip when You got them You can do a lot things ! The scrama is the next knife i buy for shure Thanks for Your Great Work Greetings from Germany Javor;)!

[@VxNemesis]

What about a good defensive knife? Folding and fixed? I'd say spyderco matriarch or emerson commander for folding. Perrin street bowie for large fixed, clinch pick, a push dagger or a la griffe for fixed small.

[@BeMoreGooderPeople]

FiddleBack EDC II or the Bear Cub. Both great all around.

[@PracticalTacticalAccuracy]

Why is it that DBK so frequently selects favorite knives that would obviously fail the DBK abuse tests. Rubber handles cant tolerate batonning... leather stacked handles cannot tolerate batonning, but that is what you prefer. I would think your favs would be indestructible knives. Your own DBK Apocalypse looks to fit the bill, and I've seen you recommend it, but its very expensive. To that point you often recommend ridiculously expensive blades, not high value blades. Just curious of the rationale.

[@notimportant6506]

I liked all of those knives and own a couple to. tho a survival knife is a small axe! Hultafors!

[@leejordan9566]

Frog lube to protect that Skarma and it's food safe! Fantastic stuff!😂

[@anthonyp7051]

I go in my woods with 5 sometimes. I packed my backpack and a duffle bag. I learned to bring 3 and a pocket knife/necker Have a kitchen helper coming end of year. Hot 5

[@Bloodthirstier]

Mora knives are so reliable it's insane. Took them with me on so many trips and they have never failed

[@shane4176]

Great video, those rhododendron's behind you are awesome

[@greekveteran2715]

1) Ka-Bar Mark 1 2) Manly Patriot 3) Ka-Bar Becker BK7 4) Mora Bushcraft Black 5) Opinel No8 Multitools: Urban: Victorinox Compact or Leatherman Wingman. Field: Victorinox Rucksack . Best all around: Vicotrinox Spirit X or Leatherman Wave

[@StevanOutdoor]

Mark 1? Kinda small or not?

[@greekveteran2715]

@@StevanOutdoor Mark 1 is a 5 inch (13 cm) blade knife.

[@StevanOutdoor]

@@greekveteran2715 I know. I owned one. It's a great knife to have from a historical point of view if you can find an original one. But like the Mark 2 it's a stick tang. But the video is about user knives and not collector knives.

[@greekveteran2715]

@@StevanOutdoor Mark 1 with kraton handle,is one of the best,if not the best user knife I have. I am not carring it in the city,asking for trouble! I use it around my house and especially on the field.Why not a user?

[@StevanOutdoor]

@@greekveteran2715 Of course it's a user knife. The modern ones with kraton handle at least. I just don't think it's a must have or represents a category that someone should have. Everybody likes different knives. But the Mark 1 isn't the best small camp knife, large camp knife or 'one tool' option IMO.

[@yoji4970]

Damn... I cant wait for the dbk bags and strops

[@erichhonneker3181]

Concerning a kitchen knive, try the GÜDE - The Knife...little bit strange at the beginning....but than awesome. This is only my "cheapy and easy mind"...Take care you two....

[@simmsman413]

I own tge first 4.. Lets keep it going!!!!!

[@siksikaoutdoors5203]

The first three knives, I am with you all the way guys and thats uncanny because as with music/art everyone has their own personal taste. For the Bark River they are all sublime. But now I have issue with your 4th choice, as the Fallkniven S1pro is for me the knife of knives except for the S1pro and oh yes! the S1pro without question for that there can be no doubt 👌💪🔪✨♠️💫

[@nerdschtenterprise2311]

Opinel i have no8 Carbon Steel and 12 with inox Steel Blade😎👍

[@tobiasrab6447]

I guessed every knife from the sheath alone, with the first 4 at least and got all of them correct 👌

[@Slasher006]

My fav kitchen knive is the Old Hickory Butcher knive. It has 1095 steel, is inexpensive and absolutly awesome when you get rid of the shitty factory edge.

[@ozzmann3217]

Victorinox but the trekker is one of my go to knives, folding knives I like spiderco tenacious and the bench made griptilian I like a lot... I love morakniv have them in all my go bags but the garberg carbon due to the easier sharpening and flint and steel fires.... I’m asking for a new knife for Christmas and the Bark River Aurora or bark river bushcraft

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Honestly? Of all my beautiful knives, I use the little Herder kitchen knife by far the most :-)

[@redrazer993]

love the videos guys never laughed so much watching knife reviews like the edits to. watching all the way from wales uk keep up the great work also subscribed :)

[@maikelmd]

Love your channel. I own an opinel, Morakniv Kansbol, Morakniv Eldris, Fallkniven A1 Pro, a shitty bear grylls ultimate that got broken on its first use, and a Brazilian Knife called War Maracajá from FASB. Keep up with the videos guys

[@TheGrayManOG]

I have most of the knives here. Great choices.

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Thanks a lot

[@CircleBrewery]

I like all the knives but would love to have the kitchen knife very nice 👍

[@marcusson1983]

Best start

[@TudBoatTed]

Moraknivs are my lifeline

[@houbinex]

In fact, the best knife is the one, you can use at the moment. So instead of picking up the best steel, the best edge wear-resistance and so on, you have to pick up the knife, you can have with you all the time. For me and as a EDC it's a good folding knife, easy to maintain, stainless and max 55 HRC so it's easy to sharpen, max 12 cm folded, flat grind up high to the spine and with some pocket clip for concealed carry. For camping or hiking it's another story. Depends on where you live and what knife is legal to carry in you counry. Luckily in Czech republic, here can carry any knife unless you are in crowded places like or social events.

[@Katzenkotze85]

Do you EVER test german knifes like Eickhorn Solingen KM series?.... just a suggestion! :D

[@muskett4108]

I am amazed the Skrama made the list, but as a No:1 Skrama fan I'm rather pleased. Thinking Man's golok, which translates into chopper and machete in one nice portable package. (I use candle wax to keep the rust at bay with what is after all just a quality carbon steel correctly heat treaed.) You have the bushcraft knives covered. Why no Combat, large sheath hunting knife? The Kar Bar type that once was the all rounder of choice. Kitchen Knives its Victorinox for me, but then I'm banned from the kitchen too (just expected to keep all the knives sharp). I said elsewhere if you have a SAK (Huntsman), Opinel (No:8), Leatherman (Charge TTi), Cold Steel SRK, Tramotina Machete, Silky Saw (F180), and GB SFA, then its a challenge to find something that can best them. However, its a lot of fun trying. You find gems like the Skrama, Chris Reeve large Sebenza, and Bark Rivers. Whatever the chase, however many £$€'s later, success or failure, its a worthy hobby and gets you out of the house testing it all. Thanks guys for adding to the fun of it all.

[@andrewmacaulay1585]

Excellent boys...look forward to every video... Andrew Macaulay Moncton N.B Canada

[@madedigital]

i have the 2nd and the 4th im cool with that

[@petitpanierdosier]

i have 2 out of the 5 knives you presented here :D but i think ill have to wait a bit before buying a bark river xD

[@mandotorres1217]

you guy's crack me up your'e having too much fun keep up the good work

[@rgun12358]

Bush Craft Canada...is taking pre-orders for the Gunny A2

[@arctticwaffles354]

I’ve never laughed so hard as when when I saw you guys dancing that’s was funny 9:38

[@chrismackay8314]

Very enjoyable. For the 'chopper' role, how about a machete? Economical would be a 24" Tramontina, and for more money, one of the sexy condors.

[@squirrelsurvival]

Nice guys. I don't have a Skrama but I've got the other bases covered. Although I do use a Mora for my kitchen knife too.

[@housevollmer9106]

1. Bark river golok2: large chopper, 2. bark river bravo2: fighting/survival/camp 3. Bark river Aurora: Belt knife/hunting/crafting 4. Mini aurora: always in pocket/always ready 5. Bark river kitchen knife CPM154

[@armandosanchez7869]

I think the most important knive everybody shoul have is the mora garberg, it is a beast in every way, had a great performance, and its really cheap for what you are buying. (Im sorry for my inglish, i did my best) Greetings from Chile!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

Nice man! Yea agreed. It has great value. In wet climates we would always go for stainless but otherwise carbon is lovely of course. Cheers mate!

[@TheGazramar]

my EDC is a victorinox Evo S18 love that knife.

[@jameschicken7482]

when will you guys make that knife would be so cool!

[@locean100]

In Switzerland you always need a wine bottle opener

[@soundartistmx]

Have a SAK, have a Mora, have a Falkniven, Bark River knives are so f***n expensive, have a Trupper machete and i use mi Opinel No.9 as a kitchen knife. Yes i´m Mexican if you´re wondering.

[@_WillCAD_]

Okay, just this once, I will make a serious post. Because just this once, I actually have an informed opinion. Because every other time I post, I know nothing. Instead of the classic Victorinox Swiss Army Knife, I would recommend a modern multitool. My multitool of choice is usually a Leatherman, though Gerber, Buck, and many other manufacturers make multitools as well. Why do I choose the multitool instead of a SAK? 5: Bigger, sharper blade - Most modern multitool blades (say that three times fast!) have drop point or clip point geometries that are closer to a quality folding knife like the Opinels, and are larger than, the blades found in SAKs. 4. Screwdrivers - Most SAK screwdrivers barely qualify as such. But many modern multitools have larger, full-size drivers, and many tools have multiple screwdrivers, in multiple sizes, in both flat and Phillips style. Some larger multitools even have optional driver bit kits available 3. Wirecutters - Because not everything can be cut by a knife or scissors. 2. Pliers - because sometimes you just want to grab somebody by the nu... I mean, sometimes you have the need to grab something with a firm grip and hold it still, twist it, or break it off, and you can't do that with SAK scissors. 1. LOCKING. FRIKKIN. TOOLS. Because anyone who has ever owned a SAK (or any folder with a non-locking blade) knows the terror of a blade folding back toward your fingers. But most modern multitools have positive locking mechanisms on the blades, drivers, files, etc. to protect both our precious fingers and our fragile psyches. Of course, knife carry laws vary according to country and even by state/province/district, so the multitool might not be a viable option for everyone. In the UK, for example, it's even illegal to carry a block of sharp cheddar cheese on the street. In those places, the SAK may be a more practical or legal choice. But if you're in a place where knives are still considered tools and not WMD, the multitool is the way to go for the modern person. But that's just my opinion, I could be wrong, your mileage may vary. BASTARDS!

[@DutchBushcraftKnives]

You might be completely right! I've never tried a Leatherman. I used to hate them as a kid as I saw them as a victorinox imposter hahaha. However I've been looking at them more and more recently

[@billyprendergast6631]

Will Garmer Will you carry cheddar cheese in the UK and your doing time,you have an apple in your lunch box and it's a WMD lethal weapon apple shrapnel in every single person,but maybe it's not a bad thing.

[@oliviercoen446]

@@DutchBushcraftKnives wat mij betreft skeletool, altijd! En full size leatherman in het handschoen bakje

[@Dmv216661]

I dig that fredy perry jacket

[@bp-hx9ts]

You guys should try the fox river ext from dlt trading looks nice

[@The4cp]

I really need to get the Mora

[@richsmout550]

Nice selection guys, nice to see how practical your selection was. The only thing I might change because of what I own is my leather man signal instead of victorinox. Awesome

[@thomasbegley630]

I like the TOPS BOB Fieldcraft 154cm.

[@melvin.6873]

I just love u guys , ur videos make me so happy

[@fe02lix]

My first knife was a mora and im stil using it today