Becker BK9 DESTRUCTION . . . By Mayor Fuglycool

[@noahkaplan6327]

My man out here just living life trying to break expensive knives so we don't waste our hard earned money. Keep up the good work!

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thank you Mayor Fuglycool

[@deantape2759]

i like seeing overkill tests like this because it really sets the good stuff apart from the crap.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching friend ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@rainsong7327]

@@MayorFuglycools BK9 tougher than Topps Operator 7?

[@burkerow]

I bought this knife because I wanted a machete but didn't want something quite so long. This knife has the length, weight, and blade grind that makes it a perfect short machete for chopping, yet can also function as a, well, long knife. The narrow blade of most machetes will often stick in a thick piece of wood, but this blade grind will remove large chips with each swing. It seems like the perfect compromise between the two.

[@nunyabizness3882]

I hate to say it but this blade can't hold a candle chopping against a good machete. Great large knife though

[@olderwiser2080]

Funny as hell when you surprise attack the wood man. :) Thanks for beating on the blade.

[@ashleygovender4104]

Excellent video. I just bought a BK 7 and 9. Durban, South Africa

[@markrichardson2512]

This was WAY more than I needed to convince me. great video :)

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks ! I test it out so you guys don't have to ! :P Mayor Fuglycool

[@markrichardson2512]

+Mayor Fuglycool Just received my bk9, could not be happier with it. However I noticed a smaller sheath on the primary one. After doing some research I found out it's supposed to fit the remora. I'm not sure if you have any becker/kabar neck knives, but do you know if a bigger necker would fit into the little sheath?

[@MayorFuglycools]

Mark Richardson Sharpner, multitool, ferro rod, fishing line + hook, and other accessories will fit in that pouch. Other knives that might fit are the Kabar neck knives and small 3" blades. I have seen someone put a small pistol in that pouch as well, so I am sure that the pouch can be used for many things :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@markrichardson2512]

+Mayor Fuglycool Thanks again, can't wait for your next video :)

[@MayorFuglycools]

Mark Richardson My video should be coming out tonight, if I can edit fast enough :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@gunnutmike]

I have a BK 9, so when I saw the title of this video, I had to watch. Holy crap! I've never seen anyone test a knife this extremely, it was awesome! Now I know I have a great knife I can depend on, and you have a new subscriber.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Awesome ! Thanks for the sub, and more content is coming ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@aeiounix]

gunnutmike @nutnfancy has done some pretty rough banging on rocks. This test was pretty good too.

[@trap3400]

*Gave up on guns for this?*

[@zeroa6]

Just discovered your channel. Very nice test!... I would like you do more torture to the BK-9 and see how resistences it is. I saw the Destruction test of All Outdoors, and the BK 9 brakes very fast in the concrate test.

[@chiefsmashingsmurf2577]

it hurts my heart to watch this guy, he does to much. however like a train wreck I can't stop watching and refuse to look away. love your Chanel keep it up.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks friend I really appreciate the support ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@James-ke5sx]

This is the video that I watched a few years ago when I wanted to buy a good knife. Since then I have bought a few more k-bar knives after buying this one I just came back to watch the video again.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@jamescooper2618]

When I first saw your knife fighting tactics and the jumping around like a rabbit on crack, I laughed and thought you were some kind of crackpot. Once I watched past that, I became more interested and then found I enjoyed your destruction testing. Better than the same old wood splitting videos. The BK 9 is an absolute monster. That's why I own one and will own more Beckers as the budget allows.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+James Cooper I am glad that you enjoy my videos ! To be honest, the slashing test that I do in the beginning of the test is not a knife fighting tactic by any means. That movement is just for me to handle, and feel the flow of the blade. In a real self defense situation, there are many variables. I will say for the record, that I am not a knife master by no means. The slashing movement is for the feel of the blade, nothing more :) Thanks for watching friend, and I hope you have fun watching my videos ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@jamescooper2618]

Mayor Fuglycool OK. Thanks for the reply.

[@grippymcjimping6740]

Awesome! Thank you, Mayor for testing your BK9! I really appreciate your willingness to put your blades and even your own safety on the line for your viewers! Thanks for mentioning me too, that was so cool of you. I look forward to more of your reviews and also on your other food channel maybe too if you can, I've been catching up on some of those also.. These Becker knives are really great, I got some micarta handle scales for my BK9 and boy they really just kick the feel of the knife up several notches. Your chickens are hella cool, too. I'd like to dig up some worms for them and watch them eat them lol. Thanks again, Mayor! You rock!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Grippy McJimping I am glad that you enjoyed the test ;) I did pull this from my collection, just to test for you. I also of course wanted to see if it was strong enough to survive, and it passed with flying colors. Thanks for watching friend, and I will have more stuff to come :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@TheWtfnonamez]

I have only seen a BK series knife break once, at the point where the skeletonized tang meats the blade. I was actually surprised about quite how much stock is removed from the tang tbh. This said, the dude was chopping up full sized logs with it, and using a claw hammer. The stress spikes from the metal-on-metal impacts were probably what finished it off. I mean you can chip an anvil if you strike face hard enough.

[@Ve-suvius]

Yeah they used to be full tang without the holes. They are more vulnerable now. I've read accounts of them breaking with chopping only. But that should still be the very minority of them I suppose.

[@TheWtfnonamez]

@@Ve-suvius Thank you for that information mate. I have to admit that when I first got into knives I was all "full tang is the only way to go" ... then eventually realised that "not all full tangs are created equally". A badly skeletonized full tang can easily be worse than a quality rat tail if it has specific stress points. I guess the upside is that now I look at those knife making videos made by oldskool bowie makers and think "yeah, maybe they ARE as cool as they look"

[@Ve-suvius]

@@TheWtfnonamez you should see the Glock knife destruction test of Mayor Fuglycool, and there's another on KZbin with the hockeymask guy called Noss. The Glock knife has a very short tang with polymer molded onto it. A sledge hammer could not break it loose. Tangs don't tell the whole story.

[@TheWtfnonamez]

@@Ve-suvius HAHAHA damn straight, and you clearly know your knives. (I own 2 Glock knives btw /wink)

[@tim777us]

It could have been just an inclusion in the metal or an air pocket. You're dead on about it being a bad idea to hit metal on metal when one of them is hardened steel. Bad idea.

[@kasquaskannachehukapapansk9857]

Dude made me laugh my ass off when he was dancing around chopping at that wood!

[@betterbsure]

I have a pimped out version of this knife, done by myself. Great knife, great test, great video. All the best from the UK

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks ! Glad you loved it ! Howdy from Texas ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@jaxinhole]

Goddamn- that was a remarkable series of tests. I just bought a bk7, my mind is at ease

[@MTMILITIAMAN7.62]

The shitty sheath Becker sends this knife is a deal breaker for me. I decided on the ESEE Junglas based solely on the sheath ESEE sends the knife in compared to the nylon garbage the BK-9 comes in. Having a good knife show up in something made by a 12 year old in a sweat shop is a pet peeve of mine to the point where I have started looking at the sheath first. I've bought my last custom kydex. From now on, if a knife maker wants my money, they have to care enough to send it in a functional sheath.

[@johnbelmore1178]

I have the bk9 and I love it...good job keep up the good work 👍

[@tomstone6247]

Mayor , after 6 years now , is your opinion of the BK9 combat bowie the same ?

[@thibs8839]

Another awesome video from the mayor! Thanks for doing these tests. Many people would say that they are "abusive or unreasonable" but I like seeing how far a blade can go before it breaks. It tells you just how much a manufacturer cares about their product. Keep them coming brother!

[@farmtrout66]

I’m a few years late to the party but I just purchased a Becker BK9 before I found this. Looks like a made the right choice! Above and beyond indeed. It’s hard to watch sometimes but wow that thing is tough! Subbed 👍👍

[@peacefulsleep7751]

I love the slashing you do in the begining it kills me

[@mercifulone7065]

Every time I do something possibly hazardous, I always hear the Mayor's voice: "Safety first, my friends!" I've had some close calls and am glad I took a moment to put on safety glasses. thx 4 the reminders & great vids!

[@MayorFuglycools]

I am really glad that you love the videos, and it always is a good idea to be safe :) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@elderhiker7787]

Okay. You’ve convinced me. Although I would never do those things to my BK-9. If the need arose, I’m confident that my knife will meet any test I could conceive. However, I also know that any knife will fail under extreme conditions. But, I now have more confidence in my BK-9. Thanks.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@b1uelobster18]

I have this knife, and I don't think I'd ever subject it to the stresses you put on it. It's good to know that if I ever needed to, it could perform. The chopping power if this knife is scary good... like an ax. Thanks for the vid Mayor!

[@MayorFuglycools]

I am really liking the BK series, tough as a bulldozer ! Glad you loved it ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@MRL86_]

Holy HELL man! Watching that makes my stomach turn but thank you, I will definitely order one.

[@guerrierodelgiaguaro]

Absolutely useful and clear, Colleague, you solved my doubts. Many thanks for sharing.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@adamearth]

You’re awesome and I love your format. Fo Sho!!

[@snakrut]

Have seen other BK9 reviews but yours is the only one to convince me to put it on my acquisitions list. Hope you get a volume discount on concrete blocks.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+leon green Well, I pay for everything ! Don't worry, the cinders are not too expensive where I get them from. I am glad that you are confident knowing that the BK9 can withstand a heck of a lot of punishment. Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@dstoneking4537]

Liked and subscribed. I like seeing just how durable this blade is. I've been wanting to get a BK9 and this video pushed me right over the top. Keep up the good work!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+d stoneking Thanks for watching friend ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@joemomma7161]

Had to sub!! Pull up test was awesome!! Looking forward to checking out more videos

[@jdnotariano]

You are the best "heavy use" tester I've seen. I only wish you would do more folders. Also be careful on that pull-up test, if the blade was to snap who knows where the tip could end up... Thumbs way up!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Pietro B Yes, I appreciate the praise ! I really hope that a blade does not snap, but I have precautions to make sure that I do not sustain heavy injury. Remember, I test this stuff so you don't have to ! ;) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@irNicobrickz]

another great test, I'm still hoping one day soon before I take a forest trip you'll test the M48 Ops Combat Fighter blade, you know so I don't have to. I have a good feeling about my blade, I'd be upsuperset so be out there using it breaks someway.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+NICOXXVII Well, currently I do have a couple of knifes that are in line to be tested. I will see if I can get time to review the M48 this year. Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@irNicobrickz]

+Mayor Fuglycool Thanks Mayor Fuglycool, I'm really looking forward to it.

[@lloydjacobson1812]

Man your channel rocks bro Real testing for once !!! Shit might happen ya never know but at least we know which knives we can count on thanks to mayor !!! And hello from Canada 🇨🇦

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks friend, glad you love my videos. More knife testing to come :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@LucaPieretto]

Incredibile test!!! Tanks for sharing your work!!! Appreciate!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Luca Pieretto Thansk for the support friend ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@tr3nta345]

11:36 that means we can make a ladder made out of knives... Also it is very usefull if you think about it, in survival if you need to grab fruits from a tree or hang a tend or shelter that is going to help a lot

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Hikinett Yes my friend , you have good ideas :) Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@N8urecure]

I think I enjoy these knife destruction videos more than I should. That BK9 seems marvelous. I shall have to get one. I would love to see one of these videos with the BK21, which I think I also have to have!

[@MayorFuglycools]

I did do this test with my limited edition BK20, and let me tell you that it just STEAMROLLED the test ! I am liking Beckers more and more ;) Mayor Fuglycool

[@rjhack60]

Have you done a destruction test on either the Becker BK-7 or the TOPS Tahoma Field Knife (TFK)? Thanks for doing things to these knives that I would think of doing.

[@brassnblades5211]

awesome tests would like to see initial sharpness test with paper and paracord then preform test again at end of all test to see edge retention.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+ryan Ringling Yes, I do get requests to do the tests in the end to show how sharp the blade stayed throughout the test. I will try to incorporate that into my next tests. Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@gumbihilt1333]

I'm always late to the party, but great video man. Love seeing other people torture test knives, so I don't have to kill my own!

[@normanscout1148]

what a knife I've been looking for this type of knife for a while I'm impressed, I will be buying one of these shortly as a new subscribed viewer from the UK really enjoyed the video look forward to seeing more thanks for sharing

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Norman Archer Thanks for watching friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@ryansavage8053]

Been watching a bunch of your videos recently, and today at the store the cashier said "Have a good day, sir" and I replied with "Safety first, my friends"

[@MayorFuglycools]

Heh Heh Thanks for watching ! Glad you love the videos ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@ryansavage8053]

subbed!

[@aeiounix]

Pretty good video. You showed us what doesn't destroy the knife. An absolutely thorough test might include exactly what WILL cause the knife to break. That would be something to see.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@Kishqui]

I love how the chicken is so used to your shenanigans, it doesn't even react when you start hammering on the knife.

[@thaddeuswyckoff5727]

Standing on the knife is not compression, it is flexion and shear. For compression, you would have to squeeze the knife between two hard surfaces until it began to deform.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Thaddeus Wyckoff Hammering the knife is considered compression. Standing on the knife is flex and shear. Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@allthingsaustralia4861]

Nice test - how does the knife feel as a throwing knife? Does it always end up blade first into the timber? I know it depends on the way you throw but some knives are garbage when you throw them due to the weight distribution. Thanks for the Video!

[@MayorFuglycools]

For me, this knife throws well, mainly because the BK9 is more back heavy. I tend to throw back heavy knives better than balanced or front heavy knives. Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@allthingsaustralia4861]

Cool, Thanks!

[@jerrydonquixote5927]

You know what I wasn't even in the market for one of these I do want a smaller knife than a machete I don't have much need for a machete but like you showed digging a hole I don't want to carry a shovel either but I do want the ability to for latrine duty this it fits the bill just right! Thanks for the review!

[@Eurotrash4367]

Hey Mayor, what is the worst knife you have ever tested?

[@MayorFuglycools]

Probably the Schrade Scmach2 . Broke on the edge test, and it was just a horrid steel. Thanks ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@Smashpatate]

LOVE THE THROWING!!!!! everytime bang on

[@happydays7226]

Happy Days and thankyou for your No bullsh@T tests. There are extreme but satifing. Kool dude Mayor from Aus :-)

[@repeat_defender]

It looks like you've only tested one folding knife, is that true? I'd like to see a Triad lock tested, as well as another frame lock besides the ZT. I am sort of surprised the ZT caved so easily, but then again it's not really usual to spine whack a knife on a brick. I love my ZT's, I reckon I won't be doing that to them any time soon. I would love to see what folding knife can take that kind of abuse, like I said I imagine a Triad lock will, but I do wonder if any frame or liner lock can as well.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+bird bones (knifeknerd78) Yes, so far only one folder. I can fold the ZT blade with a spine tap to my kitchen table also, and thus so I don't feel confident in EDC with that blade. I stick to fixed for EDC, because in the nature of my work I cannot have it fail. Thanks for suggesting the Triad lock, I will get to one of those models soon. I feel as if that locking design is stronger, so when I get around to the Triad lock, we can see if it can survive. Thanks for watching friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@repeat_defender]

That's so crazy that it'll fail with a spine whack on a table! I wonder if it's a defect in only that one? Too bad. I wouldn't trust it either. Now I am going to be very skeptical of my ZT knives. As far as the Triad locking knives, I'd be curious in particular to see you test one of Cold Steel's knives that has the new CTS XHP steel. If I had one myself I'd send it to you. Cheers!

[@MayorFuglycools]

bird bones Thanks friend, don't worry I will try to get the triad lock by the end of the year. Lots of knives lined up, and it will take a while. . . But I will eventually get around to it :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@ZVN86]

*Turns to chicken *Wears protective glasses "Remember guys, Safety First"

[@MayorFuglycools]

;) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@lefthandyogi]

Great vids, the testing is awesome: measurements, materials, etc. all described. Most knife videos are either just chopping on some wood, or being intentionally destroyed in a way that no one would ever actually use the damn knife, and they hardly ever include Chickens in their wack-ass vids. Thank you for putting some beauty-marks on your BK9 in the name of learning. Love it. Peas. 🐓

[@jrams2022]

Awesome video... purchased the Ontario SP1 because of your awesome review !

[@MayorFuglycools]

+J Rams Yes, the SP1 is a legend :) Thanks for watching ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@masonwells3554]

Great test, Mayor. Love the BK 9. Keep the knife destruction tests coming.

[@davidb1975a]

You earned a new subscriber. I had bought this knife a couple months ago. I haven't had the chance to use it yet. Definitely a well made beast.

[@tim777us]

Great test. Ever do one on the Bk7? I imagine it would be similar, but the 7 has a more acute tip.

[@matthewhaine1322]

Nice review. I have the bk9 and it is almost indestructable. You do a good job of testing.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks ! Glad you really loved it ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@mariohagedorn6534]

Hallo... I am a german from Frankfurt am Main. So sorry for my mistakes in the Grammatik and words wrong using, sometimes... :) I have the german expedition knife from Eickhorn, Modell 2016 with the D2 steel, and i am looking for a larger knife. I think the Becker bk 9 is a good decision, so thank you for your excelent test. Witch knife can you alternative say, that is also good like the Becker bk 9? More from videos this in the future... thanks Mayor greetings Mario

[@MayorFuglycools]

Ontario Knife Company SP10 is another knife that I can recommend, as that blade is truly multi use. It is 1095 carbon steel, but I think that it is heat treated very well. Danke für den Freund! Mayor Fuglycool

[@mariohagedorn6534]

Thank you

[@pliskenx51mm83]

Great video. I really like that knife now gonna have to get me one at some point. Awesome video my friend. :)

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Plisken X51mm Yeah man this knife is totally awesome :) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@pliskenx51mm83]

Mayor Fuglycool No problem man. :)

[@enigma3813]

What do you think of the OKC Bushcraft Woodsman 9.5" 5160 steel knife? Its about the same size as the Ka-Bar BK9.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+TheAllSeeingEye I have not tried out the woodsman yet, but it should be a nice knife :) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@enigma3813]

Mayor Fuglycool I'm getting it and have a friend make some more ergonomic G-10 scales for me.

[@MayorFuglycools]

TheAllSeeingEye Awesome :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@michiganedge4770]

Nice test! I am deciding on which one I want first. 9,7, or 2. The 2 would probably do all I need it to but the 9 has the cool factor!

[@thuglincoln7699]

put some safety glasses on those chickens.

[@MayorFuglycools]

LOLOLOL Mayor Fuglycool

[@ShubbaDude]

+Mayor Fuglycool - Love seeing Your Chickens in the videos, Mayor ! Maybe sometime You could do a video series on raising and caring for Chickens. I love knives, but I love egg layers too, bet You eat fresh eggs everyday ! Keep 'em coming, Mayor.

[@lefthandyogi]

+Shubba2529 Dude Same here -- Knives are cool, but i love Chickens! They are so under-appreciated. I'd love to care for some, but live in a tiny apartment, and i think the landlord would have a fit if i had a bunch of Chickens running around, chirping and crowing at dawn... Thanks in advance, Mayor. Holla for Chickens! p.s., I can confirm, in urban environs, i do encounter building materials, and when i do, it's great to have a 9" blade with me. Peace, 🐓👍🏾

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for checking out my stuff ! The chickens are awesome :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@MayorFuglycools]

Haha yeah my chickens lay some nice organic eggs its awesome :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@tangamat2128]

I bought one right away after I finished watching your vid. Great work,bro!!

[@vladpopovici7506]

This is on of my favourite knives, but to be honest, I was really expecting the blade to crack when you sat on it, due to its huge length. Glad it didn't :)

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Vlad Popovici Yes, the blade did FLEX A LOT for it's size. It made me think twice, but it survived ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@MayorFuglycools]

Vlad Popovici Yeah true, I will look and see what I can use to protect my neck. Thanks for the comments friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@frankserra6709]

Have you tested the Ontario Rkat2 in 5160 steel or their Bushcraft Woodsman in 420H, which on their blade they describe it as 420SS ?

[@Hermes455]

Very good video and very good knife! Excelent test destruction, the BK9 its the ideal knife from the apocalyptic day.

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Hermes455 Glad you liked it ! Thanks for watching :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@joemomma7161]

Very nice!!! What Bowie knife or size do you recommend for maximum penetration? Looking for a knife I can keep in car for self defense.

[@Wildwestwrangler]

Bk15

[@Wildwestwrangler]

For somthing stabby that you can hide

[@adonizi]

These large survival Bowie arent optimal for self defense. They're too heavy and dont penetrate very well. I would suggest a dagger or a smaller Bowie knife. Good ones are Cold Steel Tai Pan and Cold Steel OSS. Both are purpose made for killing. Also good for killing are pretty much any SOG fixed blade and Applegate-Fairbarn knives.

[@adonizi]

Well, ive seen footage from several knife attacks. There was one from Indonesia i think where a man was attacking a cop with a butcher knife. He just hacked and hacked him over and over again, probably good 20 times. The cop got severe flesh wounds all over him, but he lived. Now if the guy had a dagger or purpose made fighting knife the guy would have been dead with 5 stabs. Stab wounds are almost always more lethal, so knives that specialize in that like daggers are better in my opinion.

[@adonizi]

White Supremacy BK9 is almost overkill also. You can dismember people with that thing. I can also imagine what a good whack to the throat area would do. Its like a short machete with decent stabbing capabilities. Just not my personal best pick, but in right hands im sure its devastating.

[@wewoof5428]

sucks seeing this done to a knife but at the same time its freaking awesome to show how tough one is. great video

[@Toki52]

Just as I expected, mine came sharper than most of my folders and chops better than my hatchets. A DLC coat and g10 scales would make it perfect.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching friend, I am glad you loved it :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@Toki52]

Perfection update- Stonewashed blade and linen micarta handles.

[@TravisInCanada1]

Just out of curiosity, when you were doing the weight load test at the end. How much do you weigh?

[@mynorm3342]

180 pounds

[@7Belial7]

crazy stuff! love it... would love to see some busse or mbb put on tests... actually you could go really crazy on those. I'm too poor to do those things with my babies lol

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Salival Pine I will test Esse in the future ;) Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@specter3906]

we seen the BK2 and the BK9 both great videos .......but now we need to see the BK7

[@MayorFuglycools]

+specter Yes, the BK7 is coming later in the year :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@zman92630]

You should have done the "Blue Eyes chicken nugget challenge" LOL. J/k nice video dude

[@ricev7071]

Can you do an update video on knives you have used? I kinda miss your content bro

[@tymccutchen]

I don't think he does them anymore

[@randycisneros4111]

Good evening Mayor I just bought a Kershaw Camp 10 its a solid performer for the price quality for being made over seas, could you do the Mayor test on it. I was sold on it after I watched the reviews.

[@florianhofmann2566]

you are the inventor of the official bk-9-dance (0:35). with some nice backround music that would become famous. I thought of "Cotton eye Joe" or something. But make sure to tie your shoes nice and tight... you know safety first :-D and don't dance at home. Can you do a chicken challange? I don't mean to kill one unnecessarily just for the purpose of recording. But maybe you will want to eat one soon and have to kill it anyway. That would be awesome. No one ever expectet that a blade of that size could be used for food prep. :-D Very entertaining video. Go on bro

[@pfg_pedals]

Good to know I can use it as a tree stand. Now you mentioned it being straight as an arrow, but how does it perform when fired from a compound bow? If it isn't accurate to at least fifty yards then I don't see how it can meet the needs of the average outdoorsman.

[@MayorFuglycools]

I know you are concerned about arrow usage, but let me tell you that it can be very dangerous to try it. I am sure that the BK9 would make a better spear though, much more effective than the compound bow idea. Thanks for watching ! :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@budsblades7211]

can you do your torture test on the cudeman hunting\survival knife. I got a few and want to know if they can be taken seriously, the quality of them looks and feels top notch

[@Clown-World69]

I like your videos, I would get an actual tree stump to do your tests on just cause it keeps the feel of the video more "woodsy" and just try to make your jungle gym look less your your child's back yard jungle gym lol it's like a faded pink/purple so it's hard to take it seriously. Maybe make it camo? Otherwise it actually serves its purpose quite well for throwing and pull ups as well as standing on the blade. Basically just work on the set and dress it up to be more appealing and I think your channel will take off

[@Clown-World69]

Also I would love to see you test the Ontario sp 43 I like the full flat grind of 5160 in the 8 inch blade. I'm very curious to see how it'll stack up but nobody has tested it on KZbin besides some lame ass videos with poor quality. Thanks mayor!

[@MayorFuglycools]

Thanks for watching, I will try to find a tree stump sometime. I do like the jungle jim bars, helps with the videos. Might paint it someday, but currently I am working on lots of projects. The SP43 is a cool knife to review, and someday I will get around to it. Thanks for watching friend ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@joey8obby]

Great vid man :) just got yourself another subscriber!!! One little thing, and I'm reaching here, you said the "safety first" package a few times too many throughout Must stress, great vid man

[@MayorFuglycools]

+joey8obby I am sorry that I say "safety first" many times, but I was informed by my legal advisor to mention it many times through my video. It has to do with legal liability, as if someone / persons tries to imitate my actions and tries to sue me as an influence regarding their actions. The knife tests are extremely dangerous, and I really do this stuff so you guys and gals don't have to ! Thanks for subbing and watching friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@brendan2359]

I love it when people say "who needs to know if their knife can be used to disintegrate a brick?" Ha... MEEE!! That is #exactly what I want to know. Thankyou!

[@winstonvkoot]

You fighting alot of houses or buildings?

[@greekveteran2715]

Becker BK7 next please ! ! !

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Leaderilaos “LC33” Chaqal That is a very popular knife, and I will get around the the BK7 soon. Thanks for watching friend :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@richardvoisin6080]

@@MayorFuglycools Still waiting buddy, I wanna buy one lol

[@ApocGuy]

@@richardvoisin6080 buy it anyway. its same as bk9, just shorter. LOVE mine. works absolutely fantastic in combination with Mora companion.

[@GRDray]

Good video. I've never seen a test using the knife to do pull ups. That was pretty cool. Thanks for sharing.

[@mariohagedorn6534]

Hi mayor, now I have ordered the bk9. Thanks greetings Mario

[@コヤマ-u4z]

I love you test and videos. This is most honest review in this word. I always watch your videos before buy my knives. Fortunately, my choice didnt wrong, you know because I always watch your video before buy that. Thanks sir, please keep safe!

[@ajo4788]

Another awesome stress test review thanks a lot Mayor!

[@Spawnstuck]

I destroyed my SOG-Canopy by batting it in a piece of hardwood and wedging the handle against a wall and slamming the base of the blade for an exceptional piece of though wood. The canopy was a serious blade and i think its also a very good stress test

[@browniz1968]

Great testing....Thank you Mayor!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+t b Yeah no problem ! I love the BK9 now :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@Optimal.Fitnes]

Next we have the chicken test

[@bothompson4911]

Glad to see one of your vids, Mr Mayor, are you still making them, I tried looking you up on you tube, an could not pull you up through search.

[@MayorFuglycools]

Taking me a while 1 a month Mayor Fuglycool

[@astang1072]

Love your videos, man!But if that blade ever snapped during your pull-up test you’d likely need several stitches for your face.

[@coldhart79]

I had seen many reviews of the Ka-Bar Beckers knives. All seem to be good blades to own one. I only able to choose between bk7 and bk9 for the price difference of just 10usd but at the same time I am buying back the cold steel recon tanto cpm 3v which I regretted to have sold to my friend. So does the 7 inches and 9 inches of the beckers make of different quality other than length?

[@al0324]

I picked up a BK9 a few days ago, nice to know it can take a beating. Love the knife a whole ton more after seeing this review LOL. Do you think its possible to incorporate more Tactical folders into your review? I saw the ZT one and would love to see more!

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Bear Yes, I am looking to review more and more advertised "tactical / hardcore" folding knives in my reviews. I do get a lot of criticism about the ZT failure, but in reality that blade could have slipped the lock, and cut the tendons on the fingers in a hardcore situation. Thanks for watching friend, and keep your eyes open for the BK20 review. It is coming soon. ;) Mayor Fuglycool

[@al0324]

+Mayor Fuglycool no doubt about the criticism of the ZT Failure - i was probably one of them hahaha - but dooooood if there's some folders out there that passes - those gonna be some awesome folders to own. Thanks for the heads up on the BK20! will look forward to it!

[@MayorFuglycools]

***** Oh yeah, I am wanting to test that BK20 pretty bad. It's a thick piece of steel :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@OperationGetReady]

man great vid, you really made me want this knife. just subscribed

[@romanstar7550]

mayor im wondering what knife do you think would make a stronger pry bar before breaking , a becker bk9 with its wide but skeletonized tang or a comparable blade type in a cold steel trailmaster with its wider than most extra fat rat tail tang ? then the next step down in a bk7 skeletonized vs a coldsteel leatherneck clip point fat rat tail ? though the leatherneck comes in two or more steels so i know thats a factor

[@banthisaccount4951]

Please tell me that little dance with the wooden dummy at the beginning was a joke.

[@bryanreyes718]

This knife is amazing! I want to purchase on defiantly! Thank you mayor :)

[@MayorFuglycools]

+Bryan Reyes Yeah no problem ! I pulled this one from the collection, glad it survived ! Mayor Fuglycool

[@bryanreyes718]

did you name your chicken blue eyes lol that's what i heard sorry if i misheard

[@MayorFuglycools]

Bryan Reyes Yes, I have blue eyes and curly toes in this video :) Mayor Fuglycool

[@makerofmanythings8447]

Only used once for 15 minutes. Ka-Bar Becker bk9 knife for sale...

[@flaviolucentini8558]

First of all, i'm using ur video cause they are really realistic... Just one thing... when you jump on the knife, can you show that you don't help your weight touching some where? and more over, if possible, can you put all your weight at the end of the knife, not near the wood, cause being at the edge it's stressing more the blade structure ;) thanks in advance and sorry for the english, i'm an italian ;)