ESEE PR4 Review

The ESEE PR4 is a slender woods knife and is part of the ESEE Camplore series. Definitely take a look if you are in the market for a quality Made in the USA knife.
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[@tigerpisces5506]

This is the knife Ötzi the ice man 5,000 years ago would choosen vs his flint knife. It's functional and you can back pack it.

[@TangoGulf]

Wasnt expecting the squirrel lol. Good stuff

[@jamesconnors5653]

Will say it again. PR4 goes to work every day, feels good in hand and on hip.

[@jamesconnors5653]

PR4 works. Great knife. Thank you.

[@cypherf0x]

TKC has some larger scales that make it much more comfortable for long term use.

[@Pharto_Stinkus]

1. Many people see this knife and assume the handles are too thin for comfort, but somehow (at least for me), it works. I've used this as my primary belt knife for years now, and have never found the handles to be uncomfortable or to cause hotspots. 2. I used to not like guards either, until I slipped one time (not stabbing) and sliced my fingers bad enough to need stitches, 2 days from the nearest town. You never know.

[@tigerpisces5506]

Irony we can cary a pocket knife which is the same dimmension, but it's too thin? It's an EDC knife if I ever saw one.

[@Binjh76]

One reason I choose this knife, the handle guard. There's never a reason to prevent safety with something so simple, especially in a knife that is meant to be used far away from a hospital.

[@jiangjianguo3770]

This video helped me make the right decision. Thank you so much!

[@WomanOutdoors]

I’ve been trying to chose which essee to get and eyeing this one. Thanks for the review 👍🏼

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

You're welcome

[@johnwen8810]

Great review. Very clear explanation on pros and cons. I have this knife, and for my hand size, it fits comfortably, but like anything else...one size rarely fits all...

[@johnthacker5171]

Pr 4 great all around woods knife enjoyed your video

[@noamaster3898]

Interestingly, the original Kephart seems to have had fairly thin scales.

[@brnrecluse2946]

Great review buddy!

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

Thanks

[@cecilm3720]

I’ve read a comment elsewhere about adding some 1/8” liners under the handle scales. That could be a fun little project to mod the knife and make it personal/better.

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

I've handled Patrick Rollins personal knife, and he added liners.

[@captaindookey]

Hey its my EDC knife. I love this thing.

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

Good choice

[@mikewhite7462]

I like mine

[@bartcornelius7717]

The RB3 is one of their better knives for camping.

[@BjornUlfden]

You think I could remove the handle and put a wooden one on?

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

Yes you could, they just screw on.

[@PMCKnivesAndTools]

When i first saw this Esee i thought it would be uncomfortable in the hand, but it's pretty good

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

It's a solid choice

[@PMCKnivesAndTools]

@@BurningRiverBushcraft I do love micarta

[@Binjh76]

Just to add how to skin a squirrel. Cut around the neck, gran the skin and pull it off..inside out. Done. My grandma taught me that when I was 8 years old.

[@thebeardedalchemist]

What’s your opinion on Bark River knives ?

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

The look cool. I have never handled one.

[@TheArkansasBushcrafter]

Great review you persuaded me away from it, not a fan of those skinny scales same problem on the esee 4. I came from the Fb group

[@BurningRiverBushcraft]

Welcome to the channel.