Enzo Necker - Now My Go To Neck Knife

[@romanista77]

Thanks for this. I've been interested in the scandi version of this knife for a while now. Not many reviews on it out there. I was reluctant of going stainless instead of carbon steel. Based on this review, I may have a replacement for my mora. Cheers,

[@shanerbass]

I just got the Scandi version. Couldn't be happier with it

[@LShapedAmbush]

Very good review. And I, too, was amazed that you lit the feather stick with a ferro rod!

[@LuisGonzalez-gl4wc]

Yes. I have this blade and what surprised me was how thin it was behind the edge for being a production knife. That is something you only see in the custom knife world.

[@martinhawrylkiewicz2025]

Really digging this knife....the profile looks very similar to my Izula 2.

[@Airik1111bibles]

I think sandvic 12C27 is great steel esp on a full flat grind I'm very impressed with how well it cuts in your video...DANG its a little wood destroying beast.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Airik1111 yep. I am still really happy with this blade. Thanks for watching.

[@mattadler4710]

Actually youre correct. Being a full flat grind, the spine is 90 degrees minus whatever is removed when its ground. Very sharp spine.

[@StevanOutdoor]

It's a great little knife. I love Enzo but this is one of the two models I don't have to mod the handle.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Yep. Great handle for such a small knife.

[@prestonscott5367]

I can’t believe you actually lit that featherstick! :P

[@NuManXplore]

Great review! I don't have the Enzo Necker but was considering buying the blade and customizing a handle and sheat for it (that's one of my hobbies!!). I love Enzo blades especially their Skinner, it's the same steel and a nice full flat grind. Atb!

[@UrbanSuburban010]

They are awesome. I have had an eye on there Trapper model for a while now. Just waiting for a deal.

[@NeoWolfsOutdoorAdventures]

Nice review! I am really liking neck knives.....just started wearing a CRKT Folts Minimalist and love it but like the looks of this one too. Much better for camping and such. Thanks for sharing.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

NeoWolf Thanks buddy. My first neck knife was the Minimalist as well, the clip point model. I really like that blade but the Enzo, being larger, is just so much more capable for camp tasks and such. Take care.

[@NeoWolfsOutdoorAdventures]

Oh I agree with the size issue. I just like the size of the Minimalists for EDC at work. I am looking to expand my collection though for some variety. Thanks again.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

No problem at all.

[@MrTangent]

"Doesn't have the click..." Clicks every time. :P

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Lol. Good point.

[@kevinAuman1]

Yeah I have a 14c28 steel folder and man can it take a seriously scary edge lol it allows you to get a very keen very thing edge n holds it quite well, not sure the difference between 14c and 12c but I imagine they have similar properties but I like my mora robust $15 for a super thick high carbon steel blade with a true scandi....

[@kevinmorrice]

I got the leather sheath version and its my edc fixed blade.

[@ToddWittenmyerBackwoodsLiving]

Nice little blade!

[@UrbanSuburban010]

+Todd Wittenmyer Thank you. It is pretty sweet.

[@krenier]

Nice review ! Do you know if the ulticlip work with the sheath?

[@gnap19]

Great review!

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Thanks bud!

[@Rudecheers]

good review, lots of gear-channels could learn from this

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Thanks for the support! Take care.

[@fredey8856]

Really appreciate the review...well done! Lots of feedback on other Enzo knives (i.e., Trapper and Camper), but really tough to find a "real use" review of this blade. I picked up the Scandi in curly birch and have been really impressed with the fit-finish and ergos. I don't really need more than one of these, but I'm fighting the urge to collect/hoard them...just kidding (sort of). Thanks again and I'm looking forward to following your channel.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Fred Ey Thanks Fred. I tried to find a review a review of this blade too before I bought one and couldn't find any in English. I am strongly considering getting another one too. I really want to try out a scandi version. Thanks so much for the support and take care.

[@edvinlof6132]

Really nice! I think im ordering a red one tomorrow :)

[@UrbanSuburban010]

I'm sure you are gonna like it. Thanks for watching.

[@marB84]

Nice and complete review. One question though. Will the holes of that sheath fit a tek lok?

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Mine is mounted scout style on a large Tek Lok as we speak. Thanks for watching and great question.

[@marB84]

UrbanSuburban Thanks for the info. that's exactly the way I would like to mount it!

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Backyard Bram No problem buddy!

[@marB84]

UrbanSuburban Enabling points go to you! I couldn't wait/delay it any longer and just ordered one in green micarta / scandi grind with a tek lok... :D

[@m00nsplitter72]

There's nothing wrong with 12C27 when heat-treated well, but I do miss S30V or D2 options for this knife, which are available on other EnZo knives. I very much like the useful (and easy to sharpen) belly line and point of the blade, more so than on BRTK's Bravo Necker II.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

+M00nsplitter Yep, I don't mind 12C27 at all either but the other options would be nice too.

[@EattinThurs61]

You can buy a Damascus blade.

[@NeilTheKnifeGuy]

Been checking this knife out for a while now. It's between this and the Boker PSK. Can you tell me the spacing of the holes on the kydex sheath. Wondering if it would fit a large tek lok.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

+Neil The Knife Guy Sorry for the super late reply. On my sheath the holes are a hair over 1.2 inches center to center. I have no idea how consistent that is sheath to sheath though. It does line up perfectly on a CRKT molle lock though, but that would only work for vertical carry.

[@NeilTheKnifeGuy]

+UrbanSuburban No worries. Been a little more busy with work myself. Thank for the info. I think even if a tek lock didn't fix I could figure something. Just waiting to find one now from a local company if I can. Thanks again for the help brother.

[@UrbanSuburban010]

No problem at all. Glad I could help.

[@pinkbrisingr78]

Nice vid man! I have 1 in white on the way!! Take care.

[@jussa101]

AlphaBladeReviews hey brother just wondering if you've ever done a review of the blade? Would like your input on this blade.

[@T_D_B_]

you convinced me - my bank account curses you haha

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Haha....bank accounts be damned!!!

[@rexguy7823]

All those so called "super steels" will be old hat in 12 months anyway...but O1 and D2 will still be around..and the 12c27

[@JordanMac79]

They're all still better than o1 and d2 in almost every way... no matter how old they are

[@giannhsmp4288]

Should i buy this for 50€ or the lionsteel m4 for 160€???? Optionzz...

[@UrbanSuburban010]

I am not very familiar with the M4 but they appear to very different knives. The Enzo is only about half the size. If you are looking for a lightweight, light/moderate use knife \i would go with the Necker. If you are looking to do heavier type work then the M4 is more for you I would think. Thanks for watching and take care.

[@giannhsmp4288]

UrbanSuburban thanks a lot for the reply i will think extensively and pick one.

[@stefan-D]

so Scandy or flat grind, what is better ? :D

[@UrbanSuburban010]

Stefan D o man. To me that is just a personal preference. For me, on knives of this size I usually like a flat grind as it seems to make them better slicers for finer tasks.

[@bp-hx9ts]

UrbanSuburban flat grinds for me are better

[@kevinmorrice]

Get both. There cheap enough