Knives to Last a Lifetime

[@danielpaquette1597]

I have had my Buck 110 for 44 years, still going strong.

[@CHMichael]

That and my swiss army knife i received 38y ago from my mom I actually lost my buck knife the first summer in the woods and found it again the next year.

[@user-tr2dh4xx6u]

now thats dedication

[@Phaminator525]

sheesh, thats awesome. Just got my first buck. its the 110 slim, pairing it with my sebenza as my beater knife. love how it feels so far tho and honestly performs better than my sebenza. Doesnt feel as premium but cannot deny the performance of the blade geometry and the comfortable handle

[@rockets4kids]

Two dot club represent!

[@ftdefiance1]

Purchased a Buck 112 in 1979. Carried it through the Army. Still a good knife

[@woodentulike2no]

Thank you sir for your service to our country and great choice of knife!

[@gunhedd5375]

I was a Boatswain’s Mate in the Navy in the 80s. My 112 and my marlinspike hung off my belt at all times. Butterfingers me kept losing them over the side. But I kept buying them. Went through at least five of them. I still have one today, though. Always been a great knife.

[@ftdefiance1]

@@gunhedd5375 never thought about knives in the Navy. Thanks for posting this.

[@acid6urns]

you’re lucky because you got one of the bucks when they used 440c before they switched to 425m and now 420hc which are major downgrades imo, 420hc is stupidly tough (like the same toughness as 3v) and stainless but it’s edge retention is very lacking imo. 440c has much better edge retention

[@brianknarr7428]

There’s something about this dude that calms me down.

[@RobBernhard]

If you already own a knife that will last a lifetime, the answer is not to stop buying knives. The answer is to buy more lifetime knives so you can live forever! ;)

[@robertparker6654]

Hs tuu u.75 61

[@hadmatter9240]

I already own one of those knives, but if I could get a right-handed Inkosa 21 I'd be satisfied for life.

[@deborahstock4744]

@@robertparker6654 8a8

[@GEnrique]

That’s what I’m doing with Microtechs!

[@michaelgrooms9410]

@@robertparker6654 ⁷

[@boogboog8097]

The self adjust and strength on the cold steel triad lock is very very well tested, brilliant design by Andrew Demko.

[@gideonsstuff]

They gave Mr. DCA his much deserved raise. He can finally afford a new shirt!

[@silkroad1201]

The shirt was the raise

[@dwaynoinsano5053]

That’s a nice shirt. He prolly wore it out to the club after he recorded this.

[@randymiracle4958]

Viewer donated... Knifecenter can't afford to give raises with there discounts and overall low prices.

[@moboots]

If they were smart about marketing theyd have him come out with a fresh new t shirt every single episode like hes micheal jordan🤣 lets be honest hes the face of the company atleast here on youtube

[@priority2]

It’s a slightly larger than average shirt

[@chasetoncain]

Just had the best video idea! “Safe queens” and their hard use counterparts. So you’d start with some beautiful, machine ground, damasteel knife that costs more than a truck and then pair it either with a like folding or fixed blade that either has similar shape characteristics or has a same sort of feel but is geared toward hard use. This is brilliant

[@Mike-id8gu]

Very nice selection. Like so many have mentioned, I've had my Buck 110 for 49 years now and still going strong. Buck seemed to have great marketing back in that day as well as positive word of mouth reviews.

[@nancybrown2700]

As I mentioned recently the Buck 110 was my first "real knife", a gift from my late husband. It makes me so happy his thoughtful gift made your list! We once met Chuck Buck and had a delightful and very memorable experience with that generous now departed man. A story for another post. As always David thanks for this wonderful video. I think that RMJ Sparrow will be flying home to roost with me soon.

[@garrettferrell6821]

That’s awesome Nancy,the Buck 110 is a fine knife and an excellent gift.the Buck 110 was my first real knife as well,my dad gave it to me when I was a kid..regretfully,I was an irresponsible kid and I lost that Buck 110 long ago.I replaced it years ago and I still love the knife as much as I ever did though it definitely doesn’t have the same sentimental value as the one I got from my dad..I am glad to say that I still have the old 1963 model Puma Skinner my dad gave me though

[@gyrocompa]

I didn't know "Buy once, cry once" . Love this expression !!!

[@rhonda837]

that is what dca says about his shirt. lol

[@shaggy_e210]

I try to keep this in mind in all big purchases. Makes me feel a little bit better about spending $200+ on this kinda stuff.

[@PoetFisherman]

This could easily be a series. There are so many lifetime build quality knives out there.

[@freddierodriguez3036]

Hmm, I don’t know I can trust this guy. Oh, wait a minute... it’s David with a different shirt!!! 🤗

[@mikeelek9713]

Back in the late 1970s, I was in the U.S. Air Force stationed in Maine, and number of the guys carried a Buck 110 - in the leather belt holster, of course. I would say that the ZT 0300//0350 would fit in the forever category.

[@larrykostopulos1332]

I was given a Puma Game Warden for my 21st birthday in 1978. 8 use it every day and it has a permanent place on my belt.

[@oldstogey7864]

Love the new Knife Centre shirt

[@nikonovandrej1985]

Knife enthusiasts like to pick a knife that will last your lifetime about every week or so. We are just made like that...

[@sparkster90ify]

Benchmade griptilian is the best knife I've ever owned. I have a 110, second best. Spyderco is very nice as well.

[@Stoater1]

Any knife collection has just got to have a Buck 110 in the wood and brass. I have the fingergrove version.

[@matrixist]

I got one decades ago, but how do you sharpen it. That is some HARD steel!

[@Mikey4808]

Invest in some diamond stones. They'll get it sharp fast

[@philipstaite4775]

I have ESEE, Ka-Bar, and Lion Steel fixed blades. I know my grandkids will be using these. Of course I have my granddad's Marbles Gladstone and Case M3. Though these are not "daily drivers." My ESEE-5 is my go-to campsite knife.

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

Thinking about grabbing an ESEE-5.

[@davewhaley6917]

For me, The Buck 110 or 112 is perfect for edc. Great warranty, made in America, and if I lose it I can get over losing a $50 knife a whole lot easier than if I lost a much pricier one.

[@Nudel-nc1cp]

Naah. I cry after each one I've lost 😂

[@davewhaley6917]

@@Nudel-nc1cp , oh me too, I just would cry a lot more if it was expensive lol

[@Nudel-nc1cp]

@@davewhaley6917 Yeah. Understandable. I wonder how losing a rockstead or shirogorov must feel like 🤔 Instant ptsd😄

[@davewhaley6917]

@@Nudel-nc1cp 😆

[@herbertrusselbaum938]

It's the only one, I would pick out of this list, regardless of the price. It has a timeless design, never looking like a new fancy toy, never looking antiquated. Just a good old knife, like a good old friend. Trusted and proven. I don't like all the fancy named plastics, whether as a sheeth, nor a grip.

[@lionknives3]

Like the green shirt! Thanks for sharing D. C. A and Crew!

[@surfingonmars8979]

I am a Lion Steel guy. Have a dozen of their folders. Dollar for dollar, the best production knives on the market. Beautiful Italian aesthetics, too. Also make superb fixed blades…..

[@j.k.7807]

In the fixed blades, you should give the Buck 119 an honorable mention. Aside from their lifetime warranty, I know of quite a few of them which have been used for hunting & EDC for over 30 years. Yep, they last and last and last.

[@jolness1]

The Sebenza 21 is beautiful David. Love the way they wear over time. First Sebenza I held was a well loved regular owned by a family friend. I think the bead blasted finish looks best after some scratches and wear.

[@nuteronix5799]

the word "Sebenza" is an isiXhosa word meaning "WORK" when directly translated. So it means it's a no-nonsense hard working knife

[@jolness1]

@@nuteronix5799 indeed, mine all get used, I never feel bad using them, it’s clear that’s what they were built for. I like the newer hinderers but my sebenzas are my favorite harder use folder.

[@MCTeck]

I have had my Buck 110 hunter since 1974.

[@redastrachan8978]

Beat me by 3 yrs.! *NICE!*

[@acid6urns]

back when they used 440c and their knives actually had decent edge retention without spending $100+ on one lol… now the options are 420hc for the base model or you pay $100-$150 depending on model and get s30v, or you can spend a ridiculous amount on one of the special editions and get s45vn

[@tompettit9905]

Hey D.C.A., love the green shirt.

[@demo2952]

My wife’s grandpa bought a buck 110 70 years ago. He showed me it and it was basically a little scalpel nub blade with how many times it was sharpened. It was his deer hunting knife

[@butcheredalive]

I bet they’ll replace the blade on it

[@istvantoth7431]

That's a title of a knife video to watch 🍿👀🤙

[@pwn3426]

My lifetime pick is my lionsteel m4. I love it!

[@HeartsXoXd]

David, I enjoy your videos. You combine personal knowledge with a gift of a natural teaching skill. I always learn something from you, even with knives I am very familiar with. Thank you.

[@andreigolovik3047]

DCA drippin' out of his mind

[@fredcourtney03]

Yes, the knowledge just oozing

[@DATG-SETX_COM]

It's not been a lifetime yet, but my standard USMC Ka-bar has lasted over 20 years of use including hunting, camping, and three deployments. I also thought a Randall would have made it on the list too--though not budget friendly at all.

[@joehooton1880]

2 strong contenders that weren't mentioned ( probably because they are mentioned quite often) Spyderco Paramilitary 2, and the Benchmade 940.

[@garrettferrell6821]

As well as the Spyderco Shaman,Benchmade M4 “Super” Freek and nearly anything from Zero Tolerance

[@14981fc]

given the omega springs broken twice on my BM943, I definitely don't consider it can last me a life time. Albeit, it has one of the most beautiful form factor out of my collection

[@johnossendorf9979]

I'v been EDCing the same Victorinox Swiss Champ for 36 years.

[@vasantrajan8716]

Very nicely done video sir. Just love the analysis. Lot of info for the starter. I am getting my Buck110 shortly, before i saw your video.

[@twai8036]

How about a video on Knifecenter exclusives? Doesn’t have to be just knives, could be shirts, flashlights, etc?

[@randymiracle4958]

Yes! Would love a flashlight/headlamp video or two. Exclusives or not. Also swords/machetes and ax/Hatchet videos. I know they talk about axe's and hatchets here and there but dedicated videos would be awesome. Poor DCA is gonna need a co-host so he doesn't get worked to death. I volunteer! Will work for knives.

[@knifecenter]

Got a recent one for you right here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2TJe42BocSlo5o

[@twai8036]

@@knifecenter Thanks! I can’t wait for more of your Spyderco Pakkawoods to be back in stock!

[@ec6052]

I still have my recon 1 from 2010 I bought from you guys. Still going strong!

[@captainskippy6622]

All great knives, but I’d have added the Spyderco Shaman. It’s a tank. I carry mine almost every day. Merry Christmas!

[@turtlepurple9304]

Lifetime picks of mine . Cold steel SRK san mai lll Nordic blades forester 100 m690 scandi

[@mibe1606]

I have a number of Sebenzas, along with numerous fixed-blade knives. I have never had one let me down. Super knives! I hope to buy some more.

[@roachmancam9012]

My grandfather has been carrying various Schrade knives for over 30 years and theyre all still holding up great, sadly you cant get them made in the usa anymore. Luckily I grew up near a town where Schrade knives used to be made in New York at a small factory. Those knives that were made here were indestructible and always made with pride by hand. It's sad to see what Schrade has become but atleast I got to experience a cool part of knife history.

[@snowjoe43]

You really know how to make a knife review video. Excellent as usual!

[@jeroenvoss6231]

Can't go wrong with a Buck 110, Sadly enough they cost about 150 dollars over here in the Netherlands. Esee for a fixed blade is a great choice.

[@nycmaverick]

Get a Finn

[@garrettferrell6821]

Damn,in the USA you can get the micarta+S35VN 110 for around $150

[@chuerta916]

I really liked this episode! Maybe a couple more. Looking to get that one lifetime knife. Just don't know what

[@axeslasher4204]

Esee edc carry here. Stainless Izula, best knife I've owned in awhile.

[@tasty23riffs]

Can you still even get a stainless one anywhere? I got 2 of them in 1095 the izula and the izula 2 but I want a stainless one. I wish they would make one in s35vn like they did with the esee 3 and the zancudo. I might get a zancudo if I cant find a stainless izula.

[@axeslasher4204]

@@tasty23riffs I don’t think so man. I got mine last year off of KnifeCenter. Right now it’s showing discontinued. If I find a spot after some research, I will update you on here. 👍🏼

[@axeslasher4204]

@@tasty23riffs hey man! Go to KnifeCenter now! Get the S35VN one. Its on sale!

[@Dhjdhebdaish]

Truly cutting-edge technology

[@oliverbarnes8306]

I swear to god this is the first time you’ve worn a shirt other than the red/maroon/burgundy one

[@hectorn.6137]

DCA has a black one too.

[@Stoater1]

I like the green.

[@CadillacDriver]

It's a uniform for the company. Kinda makes sense it'd be the same one for some time, don't you think?

[@giovanniascensione18]

I'm raising a glass of Jim Beam wishing you to last a lifetime Mr. Anderson and to all the viewers out there...CHEERS! 🍻👍

[@giovanniascensione18]

@@oregonnative9694 over a half a century old and still kicking my friend.

[@giovanniascensione18]

@@oregonnative9694 not addicted or depressed, but thanks for your passionate concern.

[@giovanniascensione18]

@@oregonnative9694 I will take your advice into account my friend. In the meantime CHEERS!!

[@J-A-Y-P-E-E]

No Case knives or SAK on the table? Over 40yrs. And still going strong for me. My Buck 112 45yrs and still sharp. You shouldn't have to take a 2nd mortgage to buy a knife. Love your new shirt DCA.

[@B-leafer]

Most noteworthy, Is the green shirt upgrade. Well done.

[@try3791]

Take care of ur stuff. Everything can last a lifetime if u take care

[@CadillacDriver]

Not if it's shit quality.

[@try3791]

@@CadillacDriver oh captain obvious right here

[@j.w.9407]

That Sparrow is a pretty little knife

[@jimdobbs1861]

The Utsidihi is a great knife form them.

[@natewesley8507]

Hey David new subscriber here just wanted to say I really appreciate the way you break these knives down for us your doing a great job keep up the good work

[@Max-0000]

Thanks David!

[@sandymilne224]

What a job! Unbelievable! Thanks!

[@BlueOx2277]

I carry a Buck 110 with me everywhere. Plus a Ka Bar USMC when I’m wandering around in the scrub, I’m surprised that one wasn’t mentioned.

[@senoB]

I think it's fairly simple: A) phosphor bronze washers (no multiples, nylon/Teflon or ball bearing) - better yet a fixed blade. Less or no moving parts the better. B) Decent steel, at least VG-10/154CM or equivalent. particle metallurgy a plus. I like S30V or S35VN. A nice carbon steel would also work. C) Chemical, water, and impact-resistant handle materials like G-10, Aluminum, Titanium or Stainless steels. D) Versatile blade and handle design. No hot spots or minimized. E) Simple, robust lock design. Good backlocks, framelocks/linerlocks over the more complex cross-bar locks. The Spyderco compression lock probably fits the criteria.

[@Phaminator525]

Good list but I would also add another qualification which is a more robust blade design. Not saying its for prying but sometimes you drop your knife on concrete. Its life, it always happens. If I drop my PM2 and it happens to open up on the tip, itll break clean off. wheras a sebenza tanto, or a clip point buck will likely hold up a lot better from accidents.

[@bosse641]

So nice that LT Wright Gen 5. .......hope to carry that beauty one day.

[@Plunz]

I'm liking the wardrobe update.

[@granthaller9544]

One inherent problem with a folding knife is getting nasty stuff in the mechanism. The Sebenza and all CRK folders are easy to disassemble and clean. That feature is under appreciated.

[@CadillacDriver]

Buck 110 all the way. Followed by RAT1.

[@Xander_Park]

Same but in reverse order lol 😆

[@CadillacDriver]

@@Xander_Park you think so? Having owned both for some time, I'd trust my life to the Buck over the RAT. Not by much of a discernable margin, but there is something a little more reassuring carrying the Buck over the OKC.

[@garrettferrell6821]

Both are fine knives at a very reasonable price..there are knives I personally like better but nothing in that $50 price range

[@JamesDC42]

Very surprised the Svord Peasant knife isn't on this list. Mine has been beaten to death and is still going strong and holding a beautiful edge.

[@theessentialguideforblokes7960]

I have a peasant too that seems to survive everything except for the brass fixings coming loose! Their drop point hunter is a tank, feels a bit like an Esee 3 or 4 but with the svord convex grind 👌

[@JOMO_EDC]

You would be the only one who prefers a full flat grind. My CRK’s are my favorite because the hollow grind. You have less material binding up with a hollow grind.

[@codyway7424]

Love the dagger. That one is too nice to turn into a bayonet.

[@warrenstanford7240]

Bayonet?

[@codyway7424]

@@warrenstanford7240 Be prepared

[@Xander_Park]

Hello DCA, my all time favorite EDC is the Ontario Rat 1. Is there something very similar to the Rat 1 with combo blade in the higher end category? ( $100-$175 range?) I prefer thumb studs, no autos or assisted knives and I'm not a fan of spyderco. Thanks!

[@garrettferrell6821]

I would love to see OKC release premium versions of the RAT 1 and RAT 2..if they made a RAT 1 with marbled carbon fiber or titanium scales and M390 blade steel,it would be a must have

[@Xander_Park]

@@garrettferrell6821 Hell yes, totally agree!

[@PlhPatrick]

Lifetime knives are built like tanks, My Sebenzas and himderers are so well built. Custom Pena and Chavez knives are great and zero tolerance knives can literally be run over by tanks (the full size ones are more tank like) but all are hard to beat for the price and materials used.

[@slick3129]

I expect all of my folding knives to last a minimum of 10 years of daily use. I carried a CRKT back in my newly divorced days and it served me well for quite a few years. I tend towards Boker, ZT, and Benchmade. I don't see any problem with any of these being an EDC for over 10 years. I just got my first Real Steel knife, the build quality and attention to detail are excellent.

[@AR15UserRev1]

Love my Chris Reeves, would like to try the Code 4

[@CNYKnifeNerd]

I keep going back and forth on a Lionspy and the SR11TI. I want to try Spydercos Elmax so badly, but I'm having a hard time paying more for one than the SR11TI.

[@garrettferrell6821]

I want to add something in Elmax to my collection period,I have knives in most of the premium steels but unfortunately,I’ve yet to get anything in Elmax

[@dcmsr5141]

The Buck has my heart, but the Esee 5 series is like a good Mistress

[@davidthailand]

Loving how many people commented on D.C.A.'s new shirt. The knife community is pretty awesome!!! P.S. pretty cool how our host shows love for LionSteel and MKM. An influencer in me buying my first Italian knife. My MKM could have been a pinch sharper our of the box...but it is an absolute beautiful piece and great value i.m.o.

[@javiernegron7971]

This is weird but this is the 3rd time that I subscribe to your channel

[@norby0418]

My vote is for the original AFCK. I’ve had mine for just about 20 years now and couldn’t ask for a better knife!

[@garyalensr]

Hey DCA, Hows it going good sir? I have to say I've owned a 110 since the early 80s and have only had to use the forever warranty once. Buck has the best customer service IMO. I absolutely love my 110, it's built like a tank and has skinned it's fair share of Deer and been on a ton of camping trips. I keep it razor sharp clean and oiled. Out of my big collection of blades my 110 wins every time. Great vid my friend, keep up the hard work and have yourself a Blessed day

[@Phaminator525]

Yeah something about the buck 110 just works so well lmao. I have a sebenza 31, BM mini crooked river and a paramiltary 2 but none of those knives clean a trout as easily as my buck 110. and the handle is just so comfortable. I just dont like how big and bulky it is but as a performance on the field type knife, its unmatched as a folder. and the 420 HC is such a great steel cant even complain. If Buck made a titanium bead blasted 110 like a sebenza then i would buy it in a heartbeat

[@vegpwrshlominator1873]

Probably the other thing that will determine how long a knife lasts is how well someone knows how to sharpen there knives. Minimal material removal is key.

[@greekveteran2715]

Totally agree. The more experience you have on sharpening, the less material you remove. Also Sharpening is 70% experience and 30% knowledge, however, you never stop to learn something new, which means that you will still get better on sharpening knives, no matter how many years you do it. For example, not many people know how to strop properly,neither that you can strop on newspaper, to finish an edge, to a scary sharp edge.

[@ulary]

Great thought and experience combined 👍

[@catfishcave379]

Not to take anything away from the other knives, which may be able to say the same in the future, but there are a lot of Buck 110s that have been around longer than many knife companies. All these knives will become family heirlooms... if you part with it upon your demise.

[@LowenKM]

Good point about the 'heirlooms'. But last year finally lost my ancient Buck 110 overboard, that was always just a little too big for my pocket anyway. So replaced it with a smaller and more 'disposable' all-stainless MTech pocket flipper offa Amazon, for a whopping 10 bucks (including shipping!). It's basically just a better designed and 'improved' knockoff of the Kershaw Shuffle, but also a surprisingly good cutter with snappy action, and in 440 steel that doesn't take hours to re-sharpen... and it even includes a built-in, and very sturdy bottle opener (for the occasional Corona)! But mostly it just does the job, feels good in the hand, and no Big Deal even if this one ends up going 'overboard'.

[@supremetheone2118]

I have the Boker knife - bought it when i was ~15 years old. I‘m now 35. Never thought I‘m gonna see it in a youtube video 😅 sadly i droped it once and the tip got damaged (few weeks after I bought it)

[@dennishuff2914]

Some nice choices for lifetime knives but my choice wasn’t in your selection. I’ve carried a Microtech Socom Elite for several years, everyday. I use this knife, not just carry it for show and I’m very pleased with its build so far. I’ll keep carrying it and see how my choice holds up for my lifetime and then I’ve got a grandson that’s planning on taking it over when I’m gone.

[@Frindleeguy]

Good video idea and execution. I personally just buy several cold steels. If they break, I'm not too sad. That being said, they're really -really- hard to break.

[@N3wbMa5t3r]

The Cold Steel Code 4 has a super slippery handle. I have the CTS-XHP version and I have carried it maybe twice. It needs texture...

[@NavyAssassinOnBLAST]

I like that new Knife Center shirt color! Looks more like the green.

[@PlhPatrick]

I have most of what you showed including several Chris reeves and hinderers. I think the buskar knives for another mid to high level and some of zero tolerances knives have held up extremely well and they are also tank like construction with great materials and lots of thought put into them. I’ve had Emerson and Benchmade (their higher end stuff break, as well as spyderco) but the Fif , Pena, CkM and Chavez have also impressed (though mine are still relatively young, I don’t see any issues with them either).

[@HEBI.RAIDEN]

Really good episode, thanks.

[@jamesharris1493]

Cool new shirt David!

[@mostmuscular619]

The Lionsteel SR-11 is a must in the collection as well as a version of the Boker Applegate Dagger, I love the smaller 4.5" version in the black Micarta. Solid choices, and solid shirt DCA!

[@I_Am_Victor]

Good T-shirt and color too. Looking smart Dave 😎👍 Knife for Lifetime! Interesting topic, So one knife choice has to be Bowie knife. Be it Condor Dandee Bowie, TOPS Prather War Bowie or Cold Steel 1917 Frontier Bowie. CS Espada Folder 3in and 5 in along with Warcraft Tanto. TOPS Outpost Command, Apache Dawn or Operator 7. Condor Wayfinder or Heavy duty Kukri by Joe Flowers. All these brands produce knives to last long time if used properly since knife can used to excessive abuse which will destroy any brand's knife. Your Choice was Good throughout but Spyderco should never will be on list. Lionsteel is superb and so is ESSE. Good Vid Dave ☝️😎

[@dosetti]

That Esee looks insanely good.

[@billbush1270]

Just thinking of what I have spent during the last several years on nice but not amazing knives, I think "Buy once, cry once" makes a lot of sense.

[@dannydoughboy120]

I love my little BUCK 425X. Have carried it a long time, and really panicked when it came up missing for a few days! Somehow you really get attached to your knife!😂

[@leonardwells9613]

Great informative video 👍👍 but you seem to RARELY mention the S90V steel…the 35 & 45 constantly and rightly so…but those of us who have upped for the higher level steels would LOVE to hear you mention the attributes of these upper steels more…many thanks for all you do. L 👍👍

[@freenational]

The L. T. Wright is really nice.

[@-Derp-]

some great picks here, but a couple obvious oversights are no benchmade or fallkniven?

[@simplykirk7193]

That was a great episode. I’m an esee fanboy, but haven’t seen much about the 5 (or BK2 for that matter) in about 10 years. Anywho, well done

[@garrettferrell6821]

I love ESEE knives but the 4 and 5 just weren’t for me..the Izula/Izula 2,ESEE 3,ESEE 6 and Junglas are absolutely amazing though

[@simplykirk7193]

@@garrettferrell6821 I have the izula2, 3 and 4. Want both the 6 and junglas. Which would you recommend first? Plan B is to get the 6 and the TOPS Storm Vector since I haven’t got anything from TOPS.

[@tylersmith293]

Great reviews. Might have to get a cold steel.

[@CrimeVid]

I like this channel ! fascinating what people might buy and what they may pay for it. It’s a bit unfair of me because I live in the UK and am not at risk of buying 99% of these treasures but I like a laugh ! Expensive knives are great, if you never go anywhere, but if you move around you will eventually lose ,well.. anything !

[@camerondodson8099]

What about protech, spartan blades or benchmade

[@garrettferrell6821]

Zero Tolerance,Medford,Bark River or KaBar too

[@camerondodson8099]

@@garrettferrell6821 yeah i agree on the zero tolerance and kaBar and medford but not sure on the bark river

[@EmeraldHill-vo1cs]

So I noticed the spyderco serrated edge wasnt hollow ground on the back side as it was on the front. Ive gotten a knockoff version that is flat on the back as well. Is this common or they just getting slack? Or is that what you meant when u said Flat grind?

[@ronfry5851]

Another fine job done David thanks

[@propblast82nd]

Buck 110 Forever Warranty !

[@sebastianheuser1221]

How I wish that cold steel would come out with a code 4 mini! With a thinner balde stock and a smaler ricasso. Would be a dream knife for me!

[@jonathancupp3686]

I have a Massdrop Perpetua with Nitro V steel that would fit right in with your selections. Awesome rugged folder. I love it, almost as much as my Manix 2.

[@domwestern2003]

I like you man. You present really well.