Hard use testing: Ka-Bar USMC

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Жёсткое тестирование легендарного боевого ножа Ka-Bar USMC.
Hardcore testing of legendary combat knife Ka-Bar USMC.

[@DavidDoingLife]

This sold me on the knife even more. The fact that it did all those things a knife should never ever do, is very impressive!

[@thegoldensaber4531]

For sale: gently used Ka-Bar USMC knife.

[@bca-biciclindcuaxel7527]

Comes with little knife too:))

[@WinStunSmith]

It took more abuse, and lasted way longer than I thought it would. I knew it would snap, but I thought it would have broken where the blade meets that 90 degree tang. For it to take that degree of punishment and stress, just proves what a great, quality knife the Ka-Bar actually is. Great video. 👍

[@MrBlewvane]

Hitting hardened steel with hardened steel causes microscopic stress fractures in the steel. Keep doing it and something breaks.

[@fedreserv6133]

That blade held out that 99% of knives wouldn't even come close to. 1095 can be impressive if properly heat treated and folks in KA BAR realized how to do it. Long long time ago. Survival, bushcrafting, combat-you name it. Great, universal blade.

[@jessicamarionette9101]

"This is very unexpected" Really? You were trying to bang it through a 4x4 post with a mini-sledge. That's exactly what I expected to happen. What did you think it was made of? Wolverine's middle finger?

[@nicholaswiseguy2906]

+jessica marionette Lmao exacty, but i think this video just Proves how bad ass this knife really is.

[@MrCS-81]

jessica marionette why middle finger lol. Adamantium

[@Wastelander13]

My Fällkniven takes that abuse without problem!

[@fredflintstone7001]

Then he's banging it through metal & wood blocks & banging on it side like it's a chisle/axe.. people need to buy them a another tool ( idc what people say Ka-bar is a badass/very good knife..)

[@kylehuang2361]

He did the same batoning with Gerber Bear Grylls knife and it did not break like this

[@evilcowboy]

Shows how much abuse this knife can handle. The people saying it is bad for Kabar knives to snap like this here is a short history lesson. The USMC Ka-Bar was designed and used as a Fighty/Utility knife. It originally was a fighting knife. The clip point being slightly sharpened makes the knife pierce better the fuller/blood groove gives it better stiffness and to lighten the blade. The hand guard has a curve towards the handle so it rests against the users hand better. The handle weather stacked leather or plastic keeps it firm in the users hand and is made to accommodate most hand sizes even large one. Now keeping all that in mind the knife was really made to do one thing and that is to kill another human being. Primarily by stabbing them or slicing them. The blade is strong enough to withstand hitting bone without breaking or to cut through it (ie beheading). The utility portion is really just a opportunistic thing. You see an opportunity to where it can be applied then it can usually do it once or twice depending on the task. It is no real surprise it failed under the weight of a sledgehammer and cutting steel and so forth. It was never designed to do those task's. You wouldn't use a skinning knife to chop your wood then why would you expect a knife designed to kill people to do it. It is performing outside of the realm which it was designed for. If I snap the tip of a Ka-bar trying to pry the head off an engine then who is at fault. Me of course because I am not using the proper tool for the job. Now if I was trying to pry the head off of another person it will perform and do just that. Can it be used as a utility knife in a situation of survival you bet your ass it can but do not expect it to move large boulders and so forth. The knife is simply a combat/fighting knife and that is all. All the features of it I previously said makes it perfect for stabbing people or slicing them. This knife can and will kill people, open ammo boxes and ration tins of the WWI and WWII era, hammer a stake for a tent, cut foliage etc etc. The main point of all this being that it is primarily by design a combat knife the same as a Bowie Knife NOT a survival knife so don't expect it to be one and unless people are made of metal then don't try to cut metal. Props to the guy who made the video to see how far it can be stressed before breaking.

[@jaredtardiff7600]

Well said couldn't of said it better👏👏👏👏👏

[@ArcticGator]

+evilcowboy yep, other than the blade breaking, which was probably from weakening the spine with that hammer, i would say there was not a single thing he did to it that could not have been quickly fixed with a bit of work with a file or sharpening stones, i would say it isn't a good knife to baton with but in normal everyday use as a hunting/utility knife i would say it will last a long time.

[@Iamthedudeman00]

And not to mention the leather handled kabar would have failed so much sooner!

[@selfhelp69]

+Samwise of course and usually you are not batoning with a sledgehammer. I have a SOG Seal Pup and it is a combat knife that can be repurposed for medium duty camp tasks but people are disappointed that it can't hack down a redwood or flip a boulder. I'm surprised vininull got this far abusing the Kabar.

[@cheeseymann]

Iamthedudeman00 I'm not understanding how the handle material dictates the blades strength. I think you mean to say that an original kabar would have broken sooner, due to steel with less strength used back when. you can get a modern stacked leather handle kabar made with the same exact steel used in the ka1212 and ka1214. I understand your confusion. but you can't claim that kabars with leather handles are of less quality than kabars with the rubber grips, because it's simply not true

[@desmondoliver4354]

Vininull, I think the reason why it broke was because of how 1095 steel can be a very brittle metal when it is heat treated to a high Rockwell, especially around the 55-60 area. Ka-bars don't have a deferential temper to them, just like you saw. The steel pattern from that cross section of where it broke, the grains in the steel were very homogeneous. The ka-bar has a very high rockwell throughout all of the metal, so when you hit steel that has a very high rockwell with another very hard object, it will fracture and chip rather than bend or deform. Hope this helps :)

[@Iamthedudeman00]

Thank you so much for the translations!:)

[@sluggerwest3414]

They are not a indestructible knife they aren't meant to be batoned .They are a fighting knife. If you look after them and maintain them they will last a life time .They will cut threw bone and flesh with ease. There's a good reason they are so loved

[@JaviaMusic]

Thinking about getting this for Christmas and this video has ultimately sold it for me. Definitely getting one

[@Rockunstank]

let's try one of those famous Russian knives...---I'll do the test

[@brianrosa9469]

😂🆗🆒

[@Роршах-ъ7у]

Famous russian knife is a hatchet.

[@polskipolak9073]

@@Роршах-ъ7у I think he means Kizlyar knifes

[@indianvoiceover587]

There in no famous russian knife...they dont know how to use a sharpened blade with handel

[@alinmoraru5061]

Kizlyar Supreme Sensei D2 stonewash, tacwash & Kizlyar Supreme Senpai.

[@jamesmartin2047]

Now you have two knifes

[@alessandrociacco1311]

+James Martin Ha ha ha ha ha!!!

[@karvast5726]

Re nato sure,you still can ude the bade of the knife as a cutter and the other part for a spear for example

[@killerskillet]

knives*

[@danielz2424]

This was extrememly interesting and informative! Thank you so much for providing CC and a link to the spreadsheet!

[@vininull]

Thanks ;)

[@tokr72]

I love the Kabar haterz, "get a true full tang", they say, "the Kabar is garbage" lol. What they fail to understand is, this is a soldiers knife, and was designed as such just before WWII. No soldier wants to tromp around with a huge heavy hunk of steel on their side. First, it's a pain in the ass to carry along with all the other gear they gotta hump. Second, a 7 inch true full tang blade is too damn slow n heavy for hand to hand CQB. The Kabar design however, gives one all the reach and cutting power of a big blade, yet is lightning quick. It's probably, still to this day, the fastest in hand big blade ever made. It also gives the user plenty of handle, so you can choke back on it and gain even more slashing/chopping power. The ergonomics are excellent and the balance/feel of the blade in hand are energetic & lively. Would I like a Kabar USMC blade with a true full tang, milled out for weight reduction, with an integral guard? Sure! But the knife would lose certain characteristics. The weight, feel, and balance would all be changed. It wouldn't be the same...These knives were made to be mass produced in war time, and fancy tang milling wasn't part of the program, or even considered on blades back then. Yet the men who designed this knife for fighting and utility created a timeless masterpiece. This blade has a soul. Few blades have that quality. Sure, it can be broken, but it takes a helluva lot to do it. I'll take that trade off for speed and usability.

[@Mykford1]

Kabars are not garbage but this test would of been better suited for the BK2. This USMC model is not a good CQC knife for self defense. Would it work? yes. Would it be ideal? hell no. Speed is the name of the game if your being rushed by an attacker. A fast deploying razor sharp folder can go from the pocket to the throat in one linear motion. This gigantic USMC knife may look intimidating hanging from the belt of a biker but it's not really practical. IMO

[@tokr72]

Myk Ford In a civilian everyday setting for self defense purposes, I'm with you. On the battlefield, whether urban or otherwise, I disagree. The Kabar was designed for soldiers when the human wave tactic was heavily utilized in warfare, especially by Imperial Japan. Hand to hand combat was a given, it was going to happen, no way around it. That kind of deal is not a job for a folder. Also, Kabar makes some very good, quick access, polymer sheaths for this blade. Today soldiers carry them attached to their LBE, often in a cross draw position so the blade can be unsheathed and slash in one fluid motion, much like Samurai deployed the Katana. I'm not saying this is the best fighting knife ever. That is a completely subjective taste for each individual. There are so many good knives today, but that wasn't the case back in the day, the options were slim... But I think I can say this with strong confidence: that the Kabar type knife has seen more actual combat and soldier use than any other knife made.

[@tokr72]

+Chacote Outdoor Recreation Thank you sir.. But I have had no knife fights, No sir, Thankfully not, LOL... and hopefully never will. Nasty business... But I do train Escrima/Kali/FMA, and I practice with live blades. I own a fair number of knives and other edged weapons, and I've handled a few blades in my time. There are no finer "big" blades for martial application than the standard Kabar and the Kabar 1245 Tanto, imho. The Gerber Mark II is another one I really like, very fast and nimble. Daggers are another story though, not really a field knife. Specifically made for killing.

[@Robert-goose1]

It needs to be strong enough to survive a thrust into a combatants neck or a slash across the chest. Thad all.

[@Robert-goose1]

*thats all

[@recycled3654]

Seen more USMC Kabar Fighting/Utility knifes broken than any knife in my life. Once seen three Kabars broken in less than ten minutes once, by throwing them at a tree. The steel in them looked much different than the steel on the knife here. All the older knives were rat-tail tang broken at guard juncture, steel was very grainy. Never bought another Kabar after that though I might one of the newer ones such as shown here in this demo. I am impressed in the upgrade quality in comparison to the old war ones.

[@Ve-suvius]

And? Any updates. Did you try a new Ka-bar and how did you like it .

[@jfilm7466]

Good to see you really giving it a hard go. Shows us not what to do.

[@thegoldensaber4531]

That will buff right out!

[@JekaJekas]

Ах эти Хардтесты...!!! Было же время... Слеза ностальгии.. ')

[@BabakPA]

In my opinion the knife handled everything admirably! This knife is not full tang and yet it demonstrated incredible strength in lateral force test! I was very surprised that the tang held up to abuse of this magnitude!! And any knife even a BK2 WILL break if you smash it into the wood with a heavy hammer! I have a whole lot of new respect for the Kabar Usmc knife after This video!

[@fathersonsurvival]

Wow you think the bk2 would also break?? Have you seen videos. Very impressed with this Kabar!

[@BabakPA]

@@fathersonsurvival Not by regular use, that knife is a beast. But hitting it with a sledge hammer it will break. There is a video on youtube where someone broke it with a hammer going in a tree. Cheers

[@fathersonsurvival]

@@BabakPA wow I’ve never heard of a bk2 breaking! Makes me feel better about this Kabar.

[@kevinliiva5514]

yea of course it was so unexpected because beating a knife with a hammer is totally normal

[@frontierasset1965]

I was issued a k-bar in 1972, used it through Vietnam and Lebanon, and kept it after I retired in 1990. It was used and misused in various ways including digging a foxhole in rocky ground. I never once tried to cut tubing or cable, but I did "baton" the knife many times. I understand and supprt severe testing, but this is abuse, far beyond "normal".

[@TheKimjoh560]

But taking the test further than normal provides alot more information, dont you think? From what I can tell from this test these knives are extremely durable. The only reason it failed is that he pounts it with a hammer, basically shattering the blade because its hardened. Same thing would happen with most if not all hardened metal blades. Also, thank you for your service.

[@CanItAlready]

It is utterly impossible that you were batoning back in the 70s. Everyone knows (at least on some blade forums) that batoning was invented *after* KZbin was created. That means that batoning didn't exist before 2005. ;)

[@perpetualconfusion5885]

he is russian.. of course he does stuff like that

[@cheeseymann]

CSharp so wait a sec, your telling me that before 2005 that noone in the entirety of history of all mankind has ever used a knife to split wood using a hammer like object to force the blade through the material? I doubt that's true, I find it hard to believe that nobody had ever thought of that in several thousand years of human history.

[@jenskeVl]

Pretty impressive knife tho, i was amazed IT could do all these things...

[@lkyelberg8255]

I just opened my brand new KABAR fighting knife today. It is a full siize KABAR. It is a Navy. I used it on my faro rod. It took a spark off of the knife edge. It didn't even phase the cutting edge of the knife at all.It has been suggested, by Dave Canterbery ,that one grind the spine of other knives to do this. No need to do that to this knife. I expect this to be my go to knife for the rest of my life.. I paid $ 85.00 for this knife, at the knife center.

[@steveskniveshikes6909]

to put it simply, the 1217 KA-BAR fighting/utility knife is the only knife you'll ever need.

[@caiocesarbenevides1323]

Even if the blade had broken at the last test ... She did well to the other tests. And it is worth remembering that it is a combat knife and not Bushcrafth.

[@pedroleal7118]

Now, that is a real Hard Test! Thank you for sharing!

[@Blackaceed]

Love how everybode love the destruction tests on his other videos, but when it comes to usa- knifes, their crying like babies. Good work! Keep on doing this videos!

[@dean4545]

Nobody is trying to bash the KA-BAR or USA in general in this video. No point of getting offended. And in some comments above he said he used this kind of hammer for the big knives (which is idiotic to hammer a knife with a metal hammer but that's what he did). Just take it like push it to the limit video. The knife took great abuse, something nobody in real life would actually put it through. God Bless!

[@pyrofful]

Thank you crazy Russian! I would have never done that to my knife. So seriously thanks for putting it through its paces!!!

[@dekrev]

Now that’s a knife! Takes an absolute nightmare of a beating before failing. Ha!

[@montanamountainmen6104]

There is a old saying if a Marine can break it they will, if they can get it pregnant they'll do that too, but Marines used the KA BAR in WWII and beyond so that says something about it. No one uses a knife as this guy does, no one.

[@mikhailkozak1824]

Саша, если существует рай для ножей, то все клинки, прошедшие через твои руки, достойны этого. Как-бы они, ножи то есть, не грешили при своей недолгой ножевой жизни :)))

[@vininull]

:)))

[@mafejx]

Купил себе такой несколько лет назад, что бы тренироваться точить на мокрых камнях, применялся как хоз нож накпикниках и стрельбищах. Из надостатков: не сбалансирован вес сильно смещён в рукоять как следствие тяжкло рубить, рукоять из наборной кожи сильно впитывает жир от шашлыков.

[@xoxol546]

Судя по зерну что видно на сколе его перекалили(как по мне). Клинок имеет высокую твёрдость по шкале HRC из за чего он хрупкий. Вообще тест жесткий, так нагружать нож, впечатлило)) Классный обзор.

[@luciensur]

Жесткий тест надо сказать.. Сразу видно Русский тестировал)) Нош в наших руках должен уметь все)) Я ставлю +10 стойкости Кабара и +4 убойности молотка..) Обазательно приобрету себе Кабар !!

[@ruglette407]

This video only serves to demonstrate the idiotic expectations of certain preppers and survivalists. Any of them who would expect their knives to survive this kind of abuse would surly not survive because they would break the very tools needed to keep them alive. There is an old saying that "there is a tool for every job." A knife, no knife, is designed to take this kind of punishment, and still be able to hold an edge, cut, slice, and be easy to sharpen, and hold an edge. To make a knife that tough , it would have to be made out of steel far too hard to have those qualities. Where I come from, we use an axe for chopping, cutters to cut cable, a hack saw to cut tubing. It would be a very desperate situation to use a knife for those tasks. Battoning a knife (which I never even heard of prior to watching youtube) would be considered crazy and careless. If attempted, it would be gently done with a limb or other piece of wood, because any moron knows your'e likely to break your knife! Waling on the back of a knife with a hardened steel sledge hammer is just criminal! It only sets the metal up for failure. The KaBar is an excellent tool for which it was designed, and I would have total confidence carrying it in the bush for any situation. Oh, and I wouldn't be without my axe either!

[@legrandfromage9682]

ruglette407 you have to admit, it IS disappointing that this knife can't pass the same test the gerber bear grylls knife did...

[@ruglette407]

Nothing disappointing at all. In the Bear Gryllis test the tip broke off in the sheet steel puncture tests. He also did the stab and pry test prior to beating it with a sledge hammer. The Gerber would likely snap off if he had of pried with it after the beating. And the Gerber is a bitch to sharpen, and doesn't hold an edge as well. I hold fast to the statement that no knife is meant to stand up to this kind of abuse. It would be rather silly to be "disappointed" by any of this.

[@legrandfromage9682]

ruglette407 look up "glock 81 destruction test"

[@armorinaction]

shhh. don't let them know they're doing it wrong... who cares about them. let em break their survival tools and die off

[@ruglette407]

LOL This is all hilarious! One of the number one priorities in survival is taking care of your gear.

[@spyderspic666]

Is there a particular reason why you used a metal hammer for this test? In your other hard use videos, you use a rubber mallet. Good testing, however no one will smash a knife with a metal hammer. The loads on the knife from the hammer are far worse than whats on the cutting edge when your smashing the knife. Everything about the knife was excellent until you started smashing the spine of the knife with the hammer. I like your hard use videos. Keep them coming.

[@vininull]

This hammer is used for a large knives

[@Hacksaw.Jim.Duggan]

***** use wood in between, as a buffer. and btw, i think around 50 hits (with about 20 of them NOT being square) from a sledge hammer is exceptional. good test, regardless Thanks.

[@spencerminyo8590]

spyderspic666 exactly. This still speaks to the quality of ka bar. You can beat it with a mini sledge for quite a long time before it smashes!!! Also notice how the spine was soft enough to bend, but the edge was durable.... ka bar is the best. I swear by mine.

[@RyanSmith-wc7ku]

@Aaron Neville bruh this is an abuse test to see how strong it is

[@brianrosa9469]

A metal hammer what else is a hammer suppose to be made out of

[@glenn1035]

Entertaining. The KA-BAR was tested and approved by far better men 75 years ago, it's certainly good enough for me. Put him in a 100 degree jungle against a fanatical enemy that never surrenders and I'll bet he wouldn't beat his knife, rifle or canteen with a hammer.

[@rickeydobbin6875]

If I need to chop wood, I bring a hatchet. Usually I bring a bowsaw. Seasoned logs swung and hit on an edge, will do a good job anyway; as good as a hatchet.I can get tinder this way, too. Pipe cutters work better on pipes.

[@rickeydobbin6875]

*hit on a stone edge.

[@gurji1073]

Я очень люблю этот нож, но все таки лаик :) Жду с нетерпением Hard Use Testing Benchmade Contego.

[@АртемСедзяло-ю1р]

красота ! вот это то чего я жду на канале Алекса !

[@YanDoroshenko]

Ах да, Вини, классный тест, спасибо. Пару лет назад он мне пригодился бы.

[@coleconley91]

I'm pretty sure if you hit the spine of any knife with a metal hammer it is going to break. This is why people baton with a piece of wood and not a hammer. The wood will not deform the spine which caused the knife to break.

[@Z8r0Chill]

Нда, очень странные ножи Ka-Bar 1211-1261... Ломаются, кончики крошатся... У меня их штуки 4 было - все поломал. И что особо странно - Кабар ведь их калит очень слабо - 56-58HRC! Заточку держат паршивенько, но правятся легко, но при этом лопнуть такому ножу как нефиг делать! А вот моделька 1281/82/83 - совсем другое дело! Там D2, она попрочнее, потвёрже - до 60HRC. Уже лет шесть на охоте юзаю - отличная вещь! Алекс, спасибо за обзор!!! :)

[@vininull]

Спасибо ;)

[@rafakiedrowski2151]

Brawo! To był prawdziwy test, a nie krojenie kartki papieru.

[@pyrofful]

That knife is in an abusive relationship. The guy keeps saying how much he loves it but keeps trying to destroy his treasure.

[@chestyp0311]

TJ Jones you never know, him and that knife of his might also try and have some make sex that gets really raunchy violent, not good😟

[@7777772014]

Спасибо за обзор, с нетерпением жду hard use на benchmade 810 contego!

[@lonewolf333]

The steel in a knife has to have balance between hardness and toughness. A sledgehammer is going to be pretty tough by design, as it's designed to take blows. So, of course it will deform the steel in the knife, which is designed to have a balance between toughness to take blows to an object, and hardness to hold an edge. A metal that is tough isn't necessarily hard, and a metal that's hard (such as Tungsten) isn't necessarily tough. This is how and why forging works. Were you to hit Tungsten with that hammer, you would shatter it but it wouldn't likely deform or scratch right away. I think many people are under the impression that steel has the properties they see in movies, which is pretty much Hollywood showing a single piece of steel having the good properties of virtually every alloy in existence.

[@bryanmchugh1307]

Vininull I love your videos! I wish I had enough time to test knives like that!

[@nevinhenderson8563]

I wanna see this with other knives, same brutality

[@believethehype8936]

Great video man! I really didn't expect this result. Appreciate you making these type of videos. Definitely gives a perspective of how a particular knife will perform and likely last under normal use.

[@zym125]

you do a great job..you are the best tester ever...cool

[@jvalladaresj1]

I’m sold! Buying this tomorrow! If it can stand up to what he did to it, then it’ll be fine for my everyday use. I’m not going around chopping poles and shit though 😂

[@fathersonsurvival]

Did you ever buy one?

[@francischevalier821]

ive seen your videos before. they are awesome. i live in canada and unfortunately dont speak russian. thankyou thankyou for the english subtitles. i wish jake ivenbach would do the same. im going to ask him to have a look at your channel.

[@cosmoairsoft7620]

its a high carbon steel and it had some serious deform by the hammer and thats why it broke... the deformations messed with material crystalic structure and failed...

[@clarkehaughn1686]

I love hearing the whistle of the "blood groove " / blade for the first couple of strikes on the 2×4

[@umakako]

Good extreme video, pre-ordered mine!

[@vibeslide]

Very entertaining video as usual. Even more entertaining are the butthurt comments though. Please go on with these vids and thanks a lot for the subtitles.

[@ernestwalden3894]

Can't understand a word he's saying but it was one hell of a knife to take that much abuse before he actually broke it. If you was in a real survival situation I say ka bar would keep you alive. If you knew what you was doing. 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇨🇦 🇫🇷 #1

[@kennywheelus6857]

Well it held up better than I thought .

[@ВадимАрнольдович-ы3с]

Мне кажется, что железный молот виноват. Он расклёпывает обух ножа и появляются микротрещины. Может полимерный или резиновый молоток использовать?

[@АндрейАндреев-ю6и8л]

Та с дуру хуй ломается , а бывает и такое что в трёх местах, я думаю у автора теста это пройденый этап.

[@MrZhivaga]

Я тоже тестировал ка-бар, забивал в дерево и висел на нем, проверял острие на ковырянии сырой березы. Вот только не додумался делать батонинг лупя по обуху металлическим молотом, делал это вполне очевидным способом - ударял по ножу деревяхой. От удара металлическим молотком по ножу-немудрено , что сломается. Кстати , забивал в дерево и висел на нем . Ножом пользуются до сих пор KA-BAR 1211. Проверка прочности и удобства.

[@benbencedemeyibrakalm6491]

CONGRETULATİON MAN THİS İS THE BEST KA BAR VİDEO

[@bifaceAR]

Саша, спасибо за тесты! Ты как разрушитель ножевых легенд. Пора и глока наказать)

[@anengineerslook1547]

I have to say, on this test - the kabar bit into the wood more than the majority resulting in achieving greater force on the blade when pulling, also, your pulling force was almost 90 degrees to the blade - which is more than ive seen you be able to do on other knives. It looked like you bent the blade about 45 degrees on the first pull lol. The tests arent uniform but they have helped me decide on folding knifes, thanks and keep up the good work. Great videos!!

[@Монтажникизпятиэтажки]

Как жалко КаБар,хорошая вещь для леса)))...Спасибо за тест.

[@sttr9103]

Сделайте круглый обух этому ножу и обработку и замените сталь, закалку стали и возможно форму и рукоятку и будет отличный нож). Для таких испытаний подойдут стали для ударных инструментов или криогенные стали) Они все это переживут). По поводу испытаний, можно ли добавить удары молотком при -12С и -20С ниже не надо). Это хорошие температурные точки для испытания ножа (в них сталь хрупкая), ну и американсканцы наверняка мечтают окропить снег красненьким). Также интересена морская вода, морской туман и его влияние на нож - раскарбидизация, ржавение и рассыпание от TiO и коррозии на границе зерен. Тут хороша шутка про сапоги и Индийский океан, но я ее опущу)

[@houseboatrob4238]

That k bar took a beating before it broke!!

[@canizlupuzcanizlupuz]

Great, have been looking for something like this. Thanks!

[@УланНуркадыров]

Супер тесты. 😆👏👏👏👏👏👏👍

[@gosha6485]

Убийца ножиков😂😂Отличный тест,ка бар показал не плохую живучесть в целом..жаль прекратил свои видосы

[@zloyevgen]

ну офигеть как неожиданно... есть долы - нет шансов. поддерживаю мнение людей об использовании киянки

[@MrBikboi]

Quality torture test, hold up well for a rat tail tang and a dated design.

[@sagemyers8868]

thanks for useing English subtitles I don't speak what I'm guessing is Russian great video.

[@Misanthrope-DVK]

Долго мечтал об этом ноже но так и не приобрёл, теперь смотрю на это и сердце кровью обливается.

[@bambinipaviani3263]

Спасибо за тест, Саша. Весьма неожиданный конец, однако! ((

[@Arthur-fj7wh]

он псих лучше по голове постучал бы наверно не сломал бы

[@jc-ham3247]

Awesome video, but in the Kabars defense, when out in the woods or camping you won't be using a mini sledge to baton, you'll more than likely be using another be of wood. Just my opinion. Thanks for the video.

[@jc-ham3247]

piece of wood sorry

[@arturojimenez6809]

Excelente cuchillo ka bar fue abusado totalmente me gusto que corto los tubos y el alambre es indestructible saludos desde mexico...

[@ajismail891]

Great video. Thank you.

[@ПетрПетров-ю1ж]

Отличный обзор! Спасибо! Думал, нож выдержит все испытания с честью, но нет!!

[@richardpeterson3753]

id like to sue this man for abuseing american pride

[@cheemsg.i.7130]

I hope you are joking

[@Jaywilleee]

F15E Strike Eagle no he’s not

[@Andreyka23rus]

Сразу захотелось купить ;))) Такого ещё нет ;))

[@Noah_Johnson13]

Whhaaaattt the knife got beat up. *gasp. Didnt see that coming

[@ruslansabirov7012]

Жёсткий тест!

[@evilmonkey891]

I'm not surprised it broke after all that. You were wailing on it with a hardened forgers hammer, any other knife wouldn't even have lasted a fraction as long as this knife.

[@Spydercocaine]

Any other knife? Are you sure? If you throw a Busse in the ring with a Kabar, the Kabar would be dust, while the Busse has a little Scratch.

[@evilmonkey891]

+Spydercocaine I'm willing to bet the Kabar would win.

[@evilmonkey891]

+Spydercocaine Are we talking about same size, weight and dimensions? Same steel as well?

[@Spydercocaine]

No, YOU were not talking about size, weight, dimensions and steels. You just wrote "any other knife" and that is pretty wrong. Well, an INFI-Steel Busse in the same size, weight and dimensions will outperform the Kabar, many other Knifes in many different steels will do that as well, thats not a secret. The Kabar is still much bang for the buck and there is nothing wrong with that, just dont overhype the Kabar because its just a Kabar, i love mine, but i would not overstress it like shown in the video.

[@eatsleepplayrepeat]

I like that the tests are harsh but they are too harsh to be practical.

[@woofman4796]

next time you think of ruing a new knife,, send it to me first, I would never do that to a knife.

[@scottgomez6244]

I appreciate this testing median

[@adrianotero7963]

I wonder if the D2 model would have the same outcome...being that D2 is more brittle.

[@WorldofWarcraft3211]

Moment of silence for the fallen Ka-Bar also known in this video as the metal hammers 7inch nail..

[@gregawallace]

It’s a COMBAT/utility knife if the name unscathed fighting knife didn’t give it away it’s not made to be used as a hatchet or whatever your using it for. It’s primarily used for stabbing/slashing people in combat but can also be a tool for utility purposes. The thin blade and small rat tail tang make it light and easy to carry while loaded down with gear and fast/maneuverable in combat. There are knives that are made for this kinda stuff there excessively heavy and have poor balance and don’t make great fighting knives. A filet knife is a poor substitute for a hatchet too but it works great on fish where a hatchet doesn’t different tools have different uses you seem to need an ax or pry bar possibly a drill not a fighting knife.

[@ernestwalden3894]

Man that hurts my feelings LOL. I have this knife just like millions do. And when I say we love this knife I think I speak for millions of outdoorsmen. Glad to know if I ever get around zombies my ka bar can decapitate and break heads. LOL

[@S.Grenier]

Hm, not quite the result I was hoping to see. Of course we all get this is abuse beyond reasonable use, but nonetheless, some knives (some of them lower priced) do get through those tests much more graciously than this knife did. I'm still getting one, I love the look and the dual role it fills, and I love those flat pommels I find them extremely handy... but I don't think a Ka-bar is the toughest knife you will ever own. Ah well, thanks for sharing the results of your experiments with us, I really enjoy your videos.

[@Unicorn161]

That's because many of the cheaper ones use a softer steel that deforms instead of breaking. Great for a throwing knife you're using as a toy. Not so good for a knife you want to actually cut things with without having to sharpen it every 10 minutes.

[@dalidaliwild309]

Excellent couteau 💪

[@Oozy9Millimeetah]

So many whiny comments, this was a good destruction test, that knife could take more beating than I thought of.

[@zactolan561]

Just a word of caution: In a situation such as this, if the blade part were to snap off and fly through the air, it could seriously mess someone up. It is a big, sharp piece of metal. It could easily filet someone's face real bad.

[@thegamepotato1912]

If you want it to survive batonning don't use a metal hammer use a wood log and baton going down the grain not across then the blade won't snap or be dented on the spine, while batonning hold onto the handle kind of lightly so it doesn't want to bend the tang

[@sarahwinterbottom6266]

I'm impressed, that knife really was badly abused by you ,I don't think anybody in their right mind would treat their survival tool in this fashion , the edge stayed true after all that and the tip also held up remarkably well ,don't forget if a soldier breaks or loses his knife it is replaced free of charge of course the government likes to keep costs low ,so they issue tough equipment to start with, would I buy one , probably yes

[@eagleace67]

Steel to steel impact definitely would brake the knife. Look at the hammer size and the blade width. The heat generated by hammering the knife would really break it. With that abusive test the Kabar really stands quality, strength and history.

[@Теоретик-с4л]

Congratulations, you pass IQ test. Well done

[@Nerzulu]

Всё-равно отличнейший нож. С долом и не таким уж толстым клинком, результат был ожидаем, особенно после тех вмятин, что появились на обухе. И его геометрия создавалась для несколько иных целей). Может быть действительно там зонная закалка, ведь рк всё держала на ура. Кончик тоже супер. Жаль что не удалось его проверить на "ступеньке".

[@Nerzulu]

Ну самый близкий по параметрам нож который прошёл хард юз - это ультима. У него чуть-чуть обух потолще, и клинок не такой длинный, следовательно не такой мощный рычаг создавался. Даже не знаю чего кабару не хватило. Может быть сочетание всех этих параметров и было гранью.

[@pakeng100]

Thanks for making this video. It was very information and interesting. I have two K bars knives. Now, I know what kind of abuse it can takes . It would be great k bar knives come in full tang. It is still a great knife.