A Look at the Condor Hudson Bay

[@bennettabler4637]

Have had one for 5 years love it

[@BrianthatiscalledBrian]

"That's not a knife...THAT's a knife"-- Crocodile Andee. 😋🐊

[@jonesey65244]

I have owned the Hudson Bay for over a year now. I always like seeing videos of knives I ALREADY own. I save money that way. Good show Andy. Keep breathin'.

[@gregcolin9488]

I recently purchased this knife. This was one of the best reviews I found. It's sharp, has great weight to chop through things. It's the perfect all allrounder. I am in love with this knife! The only improvement for me could be a slightly more contoured thicker handle and a lanyard hole but short of that this is such a perfect survival, camp, shtf knife that isn't costing your a ridiculous amount of money. Condor knows what they are doing for bushcraft survival.

[@jusportel]

Awesome knife, had one for over a decade, one of the early ones that had the powder coated blade. It was pretty sharp as purchased, and holds an edge well. When I had a wood stove, I used it to split all my kindling. Only faults I could find, the swivel sheath failed, and the powder coating looked so bad after a little use, I polished it all off. Homely looking knife, but very practical and versatile.

[@bennettabler4637]

Had one of these for 5 years now absolutely amazing.

[@yukefort8402]

Bought this knife and after a few mods I love it! Pushed the grind back a bit and cut the ricasso up higher to choke up the grip higher and closer to the blade. Overall a great knife!

[@OldNavajoTricks]

I made my Seax because the dual purpose suits light travel. I dual ground it so the 4" at the heel is 'knife' sharp and the remainder is chopper grade.

[@English.Andy1]

I wouldn’t mind one of these. I can see the benefits of not having to lag an axe if you have this. Very nice Andy

[@Flashahol]

That fills the gap between Seax and Machete... I would call it a "Northern" Machete; I could get stuff down fast with that around here!

[@CampingwithSamBananas]

Thanks Andy! I've been eyeballing this knife for about a year. This was really insightful.

[@tomhill4044]

I Ike this idea when traveling. Thanks for presenting it

[@Joseph_Dredd]

Wow that's a big'un. Perfect for a spot of afternoon "Slicey, dicery, very very nicey!" :)

[@michalurbanful]

I'm considering this knife for quite a while - that's why I'm watching reviews such as yours - but so far I'm holding myself back. :D Nice review! Regards from the Czech Republic! :) PS: Your Royal knife/axe/guns laws are mad. Not that you don't know that ... :o

[@craiglake6091]

I see a new knife in my future. Thank you for the video.

[@garystone6583]

for chopping wood i have a kukri/khukri

[@thechonkersking2647]

My dad bought one of these and he took the swivel loop off, cut the stitches out and riveted on a a new belt loop that is level with the top and just restitched with a heavier waxed thread and double stitched it after recontouring the leather for a more snug fit. Took about 45 minutes to an hour and he's carried that thin constantly ever since.

[@Lyndaloulindin]

What a beauty of a knife! And of course you left us with a tease at the end with another beauty 😉 can’t wait to see what you do with that one!

[@massivedynamic2339]

Nice! I tend to carry the cold steel special forces shovel, when i don't carry my axe. Nice alternative

[@Tom_Bee_]

I love mine. Bulky and heavy? Yes. Solid built, super versatile and field serviceable? Also very yes. Probably my overall favourite tool that didn't cost one Earth.

[@michaelnowak993]

Andy, yes great knife...

[@citybee311]

Had mine a few month's its a classic mainly used for kinderling but very nice

[@acleray]

Wow Andy. The trio of knives look very handy items to have, in the wrong hands you could damage yourself. As my dear old mum would say “Mind your fingers boy.” Which she meant in all honesty.

[@andrewforrest8938]

That's awesome knife thanks for sharing your video waiting to see your other knife Andy .

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

cheers Andrew :D

[@ethanross7445]

I am always looking for good knives for camping or backpacking, and this one looks as good as any I've seen. I will be adding it to my collection shortly, great review.

[@beverlyshaw1181]

Hello my friend, great to see a peak of you today. Have a fun filled weekend :-)

[@prospero6337]

Good video...you can sure tailor your environment pretty well with just one of those. 🇺🇸🇬🇧💥!

[@TheSewoodsman]

I've had my Hudson bay for about 10 weeks now and love it 👍 It eats wood for breakfast lol. Enjoy the new knife fella ( Se Woodsman ) 🌲💚🌲

[@tjk355]

I have the Bushlore after your recommendation. I might give this a look!

[@lukefitt56]

Looks like a great knife! I think the lanyard would be pretty useful for the chopping. I can see that thing doing some damage if it slipped out 😬. Thanks, Andy.

[@benny_mc]

Yes Andy. I've been waiting on a UK review of this knife!

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

ill probably cover it again after ive used it a lot more but impressed so far

[@benny_mc]

@@kentsurvivalgearreview586 I've got the Condor Selknam and was considering adding a Hudson Bay or Hudson Bay Mini.... I think I'll wait and see how you get on before deciding.

[@mdmoutdooradventures]

Good knife that 👍👍. I was impressed with it when I used it 👌👌

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

roll on christmas ;) haha

[@mdmoutdooradventures]

@@kentsurvivalgearreview586 haha

[@Mat-kr1nf]

Love the wood slabs on it, very nice! If I hadn’t recently bought a British Army “survival” knife that’s been modified, I’d be interested in getting one of these, that is a veritable beast of a knife, at least 8mm thick blade, it’s built like a crow bar, a shaving sharp crow bar!😁 Also have my wonderful Terävä Skrama 240. Mind you, it does look a lovely knife, I do like it’s old school appearance……mmmmmmm…..maybe I do need another 🤣😂🤣🤓

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

I very nearly went with the MOD knife myself, thats what got me thinking about something bigger

[@shastaham7630]

I bought this knife to use when I could not carry an axe or Hatchet. It does everything you say and more. I filed the spine and slightly reprofiled the grind. I do not like the swivel belt loop. I may remove it or have a custom sheath built to carry the knife in the traditional mountain man style. I love the (very) slight recurve.

[@9837684055]

Its beautiful ❤

[@lulzmusic]

Absolute beast of a knife 😳

[@alfa803]

Hello. I would like to know what is the difference between the two Condor Hudson Bay knives on the article number? The article numbers are as follows;Condor HUDSON BAY KNIFE CTK240-8.5HCBL,Condor HUDSON BAY KNIFE CTK240-8.5HC

[@BourneOutside]

I nearly bought the Bushlore, but went for something else that caught my eye. I would still buy the Bushlore if anything happened to my current knife and, I would still buy the Hudson Bay blade. It is an awesome tool going by your vid and a few others I’ve seen, Andy. But “the beast!” I’m keen to see that vid pal as that looks totally pleasing 😍

[@janvanoverdijk8116]

Hey Andy , good information again grtz from Holland Janneman

[@lucienwilliams4359]

Hi Andy I use a British army machete which is very similar in place of a axe

[@jeremynedrow7003]

I own one and use it all the time.The only issue I had was the grind was off by 1/4 inch to one side.

[@Bergmann.Alaska]

I had one of these choppers. I seldom use it. I love the rustic style of it but its a bit light compared to my Finnish Chopper or my Marine Raider Chopper...

[@claramullen]

Hi Andy that is a beast of a knife. It seems to be multi use fairly well though.

[@micahwinters7021]

I definitely wanna get one of these

[@levelone4146]

Hi Andy great video yet again. Do you have a link to where to get these from? Cheers and Happy hunting

[@marianfrances4959]

Awesome! 👍😎🇨🇦🌲

[@old-fashionedcoughypot]

Noice! I have my eye on the Mini Hudson Bay by Condor. l will pull the trigger on that blade before the year is over. It is about the size of a Bushlore but thick like the Hudson Bay knife.

[@boomshanka8743]

Looks good Andy. I can see the value of a knife like that for processing game, but for normal woodsy stuff I would prefer a smaller knife like my SBT and a hawk. That would cover any eventuality for me, even shelter building can be done with a hawk, it just takes longer than using an axe.

[@Randomstuff78-x8q]

Very impressive knife

[@deanoboland]

Great work on video mate 👍👍👍

[@ambrosewetherbee8301]

Looks like a clip point blade as opposed to a drop point.

[@Mat-kr1nf]

I think a clip point has more of a concave curve to it, that is more of a straight line drop.

[@richardrudy2834]

Excellent video bud 👍

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

Love this knife. I use mine as a axe replacement too. Also i would consider grinding the convex to a scandy. (As the factory convex on mine was quite bad.)

[@alistairslade3836]

Bring on the Beast!

[@andykjohnsonjohnson7622]

Nice video Andy 👍. I got the Canadian Tier knock off last year 🤨. Decent blade, scales only lasted about 3 months. Be4 cracking & splitting , only cost $ 28 tho. So DON'T buy Knives- Akes, Tents or savival equipment form them. You think you are saving cash 😉, in the long run. You will have to replace it, or repear it in a couple of months time . That's why they Nike Name is CRAPY TIER 🤣😛🤪.

[@LundysWildcampBushcraft]

That's not a knife this is a knife 😂😂 that's a beast Andy I'm looking forward to seeing the video on the next one atvb jimmy 😎😎👍👍

[@jessr.2490]

I’ve accumulated several condors, and I’ve owned a Hudson Bay for a while. I don’t carry it much. The ergonomics aren’t great for regular use compared to other knife models around a similar price. To rely on in the woods for a similar cost, I would take a Cold Steel Survivalist in 52100, or a Cold Steel Leatherneck SF in D2 any day of the week. Condor has a LOT of QC inconsistencies. If you must have a Condor, then my Stratos is the best knife of theirs I own that I would feel secure in relying on in a survival scenario, although it is scandi ground so it’s not the most ideal for all survival tasks. These days I tend to take either my Esee 6, Esee Laserstrike, or my Tops Silent Hero with me if I need a foolproof tool with no quality issues and designed to handle most anything that can be required.

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

Thanks Jess, i check them out :)

[@chriscjjones8182]

Not many bushcraft knife reviews from the UK. We need more

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

definitely :)

[@scottroberts7875]

Billhooks tried and tested hedge layers tool.👍

[@JohnnyJuke]

Could never warm up to Condor, however I do own the Bushlore.

[@hypercc1]

Well, you're definitely all sorted for a zombie apocalypse 😁

[@Joseph_Dredd]

Off that. I want to see "the Next Beast" :)

[@seanthomasdowd]

Nice price and a good steel, but I think a kukri would out perform it for bushcraft

[@hendrikarqitekt6286]

Nice machete.

[@CarlEvz13]

Nice knife mate

[@derekmcmanus8615]

The thumbnail for this video looks very Crocodile Dundee! Impressive knife though! Andy what was the 'dangler' thing? It looks useful.

[@skurryysaxkstt3180]

I like it. You can carve your name in the Sand.

[@paulduggan2]

00:42 Oh, hello!!

[@ryanewbank9271]

Very nice

[@Serenityindailylife]

Funny story...my wife wanted to know what i wanted to know what i wanted for my birthday. I asked for a bushcraft knife. We were out at a restaurant that normally lets us have a whole room for family stuff. Its a nice restaurant with a dress code. I was opening gifts and she excused herself to use the restroom i continued opening in front of the full restaurant and about 15 of my guests. She came back as i was opening what she bought me....She bought me one of those manscaping ball trimmers. Yeah, she said i wondered why you wanted one of those and why you called it by that name. Yeah, embarrassing to say the least... i have a friend that still pokes fun everytime i see him.

[@davinaaj212]

There’s about 3x 3m long ladders in that Hudson Bay. That’s 7 ladders total on that stub.

[@James-sir]

Try some KaBars they’re great

[@jim-bob-outdoors]

What have I started ! I knew I should of not of lent you my MOD knife when we camped together. 😂👍

[@JS32986]

Everyone's saying crocodile Dundee but the title and thumbnail make me think Creed

[@CEOAMARU]

Is this place available for campers to rent ?

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

im afraid not.

[@elizabeththompson4424]

yeah, only drawback - no lanyard hole what about the other CONDOR REVIEW? the machete/parang

[@CheshireTomcat68]

I feel the British Army Survival knife at 30 quid is a better bet. Would like to see a comparison.

[@CheshireTomcat68]

I take that back, seeing the jump in price. Good lord!

[@alexandrechagasmoreira3780]

👏👍

[@jno5]

That’s not a knife; this is a knife….😂

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

haha totally

[@martymartin2894]

I wrote that honestly before i read the comments.

[@TheAngelOfDeath01]

That knife reminds me of Mick Dundee's knife. lol

[@davinaaj212]

Looks like a untactical bush blade from India, made for films like Beauty and the Beast and Snow White. The grandad bush knife that skins chickens and slices yams.

[@weedanwine]

That's a great looking knife, but as a random passer-by, I would be less intimidated to see you wielding an axe than that knife 🤣

[@jaysee6940]

Got one about a year age. Absolutely brilliant knife. You didn't do it justice. A great crossover between knife and axe. Will rip through arm size wood quicker than an axe and feels like it will last forever

[@vikingbushcraft1911]

That’s not a knife THAT’s a knife 😉🤣

[@jefflockaby702]

News flash, if you put that section of log in the fire it will burn..no need to risk breaking your knife batoning thru it...

[@midland-uk]

0.24, isn't that illegal in public? I thought only a swiss pocket knife or similar was legal, not putting u down,I love ur work but I'm sure that would be illegal

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

hi, you can have a 2 inch non locking knife without reason, any other knife.. including a stanley you will need a reason to carry.. i.e. work.

[@midland-uk]

@@kentsurvivalgearreview586 Oh ok, I'm thinking of starting a channel, would filming be classed as work? So I can carry such items for my filming of videos? I get abit worried about law as I am a firearms certificate holder and dont want to lose it 👍

[@midland-uk]

So is it ok or?

[@midland-uk]

Thanks

[@English.Andy1]

Good lord it’s a sword!

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

haha, i promise i havnt waved it about like a sword... honest lol

[@martymartin2894]

Crocodile dundee comes to mind. Thats not a knife this is a knife.

[@pcfnokia273]

Giới thiệu về hai con dao 🗡️ nó cũng giống nhau, chỉ khác là một to một nhỏ hơn độ sắc bén cũng như nhau phải không

[@RoughTimba]

BIG ...BOY...

[@marB84]

Condor makes good knives at good prices. I would love to see/hear your opinion on a Terava Skrama. Either te 200mm version or the full size one.

[@snorkherder]

Nice hefty blade, Andy....Please use gloves when chopping, I know I'm being a H & S nerd but if that thing had skittered along that log it would have taken off one of your fingers ::(

[@longrider42]

So you cant carry an axe on public land, where you live? How odd. I have the Hudson Bay knife, and it is a very good knife. But I always carry a tomahawk with me when camping, for heavy duty chopping and wood splitting. Course, I also carry a small folding saw. Right tools for the job.

[@arnieback4592]

Crocodile Dundee watch out,.

[@chrisrobson8540]

whats next a claymore???🤣🤣🤣

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Well … I guess most people are not exactly going to Hudson Bay, but ….

[@zedjay81]

Yeeesssss! 9ne of the first views today

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

:D

[@bobwall3]

Thanks for your effort. I can't watch someone with holes in their earlobes. Freaks me out.

[@Serenityindailylife]

Wait! Why cant you take a hatchet or axe on public land. We only have to unload our rifle when crossing a fence or put it on safe. Now, there are certain conditions where we cant have an open fire on public land but no axe, that seems like you are asking for people to injure themselves trying to baton wood without using the proper tool. Do they have people there to check you for an axe? I have had forest Rangers stay at camp for dinner because he wanted to try some rabbit stew my daughters had shot that day. Strange how different we are. For federal land we can have a pistol but it must be worn open (not concealed).

[@hammondauger]

Look out any Orcs.

[@kentsurvivalgearreview586]

hahaha

[@martymartin2894]

Id rather carry a normal knife and a small axe.