More Grohmann Knives!!! #1, #2, #3, #4,

[@michaelgauthier2741]

I have the Grohmann Army knife. With the “flaws” in the seconds, it really shows the level of craftsmanship and pride that the company takes in their knives. Any imperfection makes it a second. Great quality, great knives great history.

[@wis1024]

That is mostly true. "The further north you go, the smaller the knives get." I think this might be because axes are also more prevalent.

[@HobieonYouTube]

Fine looking knives and you now have quite an assortment. Thanks for showing them.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

HobieonKZbin thanks. They are as handsome as they are useful. Must be nice. LOL. Hopefully I can get some bush time on them when I’m not busy working. Stay tuned!

[@lovebikesmustride]

Beautiful knives, very nice herd of sharps

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

blanket man thanks. Look for some videos of them being put to work here soon!

[@williamlogue]

I just got a grohmann #1 original design as a 5 years of service award from my work! Can't wait to go try it on some fresh rainbows this weekend. I Used to have the #4 survival and the #3 boat knife. Would love to get another #4 and a moose and deer knife. New to your channel but subbed.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

William Logue awesome! Thanks. I’ve recently got a Grohmann M300S that’s been living full time on my belt. Watch for a video soon. Take care!

[@archstanton9703]

I had never heard of this brand of knives until I called a local knife shop that has the Boat and Trout knives in stock with the rosewood handles.Which handle material provides the best grip? I’m thinking it’s the stag horn. The Mini Skinner appears to have a thicker blade and maybe better suited for field dressing larger fame. Thanks for showing those Canadian knives.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

They all seem great for grip. Shape helps a lots, regardless of material. I currently have rosewood, Xtra resin wood, micarta, and water buffalo horn. All are great. Thank you for stopping by!

[@archstanton9703]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 I’m planning on checking a couple models a local knife shop. Thanks for the reply!

[@archstanton9703]

I read that the Micarta handles provide a little more grip in wet conditions than the wood. Cheers!

[@tannenherz]

High, nice knives and the lether-bags a are looking good also. Kindly Fiete

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Tannenherz Bushcraft thanks. They are very well made. Can’t wait to use them a bunch.

[@terryw.milburn8565]

Great New Additions to the Clan, Can't Fault This Company. Be Well, Friend ! ATB T God Bless

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Terry W. Milburn thanks! They’ll be put to good use, for sure. Take care.

[@tomhalverson3438]

I am having a difficult time deciding between the #1 and the #3. I'd like the knife for hunting and all purpose knife. Thoughts?

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Both are solid choices! I'm more leaning towards the #1 a lot lately. I've got a few with different handle materials, but they all feel wonderful in the hand. Good skinners, great at taking fish and birds apart, and still plenty adequate for camp chores. The #3 is a bit more utilitarian, but still has similar blade geometry. It's a bit more pointed, though, and has a chunkier but still effective handle. If you can, I'd say try both. Can't have too many!

[@Tilbily]

Wonderful flock of knives there ! I've got the #2 and inherited the #4. They're all great knives and designs IMO. I use the heck out of my #2 , and I have big hands. Cleaned a limit of our big Eastern Grey squirrels each of the last 2 weekends. I've scaled and cleaned Bluegills with it. I don't get out after big game anymore but I've seen forum discussions of people using the #2 to dress Elk. That narrow spine is really maneuverable. The hand can be choked up towards the blade to do finer detail like cutting up squirrels. I can't figure out why some of the super steel crowd knock this steel as kitchen grade. Imo they are comparable to the wildly popular Buck knives in that the steel isn't high end but they get them good and hard so they resist dulling yet resharpen quickly. My next one may be the Slimline single blade pocket knife. Your dual blade seems closer to a Texas Jack pattern. I bet it'll be great for your finer detail bushcraft work or small game.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Tilbily yeah, if your not a steel snob, these will serve you quite well! Apparently the two-bladed folder from Grohmann is highly relied upon by Ray Mears! Can’t wait to get more time on it. Thanks for watching.

[@pacediver2594]

Great review,they are great knives

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Pacediver I’m glad I “discovered “ them. Canadian icons. Thanks for watching!

[@tannenherz]

High again, the first knife out of the box looks like ideal, to carry it on the top-bag of a bag-pack. Kindly Fiete

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Tannenherz Bushcraft that’s the #2 Trout and Bird. Can’t wait to use it! Thanks for watching.

[@mrgibsonmrgibson]

Team Canada! Enjoyed that! “Beauties”

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

dave arnold yessir. Glad you liked it. Have my #3 on my belt here at work as we speak.

[@mel63613]

You talked a Lot about the sheaths, uses, how comfortable it is, and 'Seconds '. But, nowhere did you tell us ABOUT the knife! How long are the blades? What kind of steel used? What's the Rockwell Hardness? DO TELL ! Details. Details.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Most of those details should be on their website. If I do future knife videos though, I'll keep that in mind.

[@caseysimpson1806]

I have been eyeing the #3 for some time. Great review. Currently, I own the #1 and #2.

[@mikefiles2087]

I am interested in either of the #1 or #2 witch do you prefer? Also what steel and grind?

[@caseysimpson1806]

@@mikefiles2087 Both of mine are stainless. I find the #1 the most versatile. But it was also the first one I purchased.

[@monkeylovemagic3339]

Check out the Knives Of Alaska- Yukon #2, a modern take on the canadian belt style in D2 steel and better handle ergonomics IMO

[@bdh3949]

That 350s is a sweet knife, it's a part of my choices of every day carry knives depending on what I'm doing that day. With your collection of Grohmanns you will eventually need to get the big lockback folder the R300s. The OAL of the R300s is actually longer and bigger and heavier than the #3 knife which makes it a pretty big folder if that is of any use. I had to check and when I counted them up I have 8 Grohmanns in the Outdoor series a few of which are no longer in their catalog. lol Thanks again for a look at your Grohmanns.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

BD H I have often contemplated getting the big folder, but haven’t yet. Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching.

[@Tilbily]

BNof60, I bought that one as a gift for a friend years ago. Very sturdy sheath. Solid folder. What I didn't like was the blockiness to the handle slabs. They could stand to radius things more. But that's just my opinion. People must like them if they've been selling this model forever.

[@bdh3949]

@@Tilbily It is a bit blocky but big and so nice to work with.

[@Tilbily]

@@bdh3949 I guess the proofs in the pudding if you've put it to use. I can't say I did as it was gifted. Maybe I should consider one in the future, too. In general Grohmann has the handle on ergonomics ( pun intended).

[@Tilbily]

@@bdh3949 on the Grohmann topic, I've often wondered why their outdoor knives emphasize skinning to the point where they don't offer anything with a clip point except in their pocket folders ? Maybe I think too much lol!

[@stevenwarkentin7830]

I think buying seconds online is still good (what I did) but don't expect the product to have the very most minor flaws. But picking it out at store guarantee what you see you get. My #1 had poor resin application and lots of chipping in wood. My #3 had very noticeable crack in wood. The 107xsd was perfect however.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Steven Warkentin yeah, it’s a gamble online, but much better in the factory outlet. I’ve heard that they will send you pictures to choose from sometimes as well. Thanks for watching!

[@stevenwarkentin7830]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 I shouldn't complain though. I would still buy this #1 again. Awesome ergonomics and takes an awesome edge for $50.

[@James-ke5sx]

Don't buy seconds when you can buy these knives at stapleton's Great Adventures in British Columbia almost the same price as a second. December 2019 I just bought the number 3 Army for $85 it's $20 more than second which will have flaws and this one is brand new

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

James sweet deal! Good find.

[@kevola5739]

Does the #3 army sheath have rivets that contact the tip like the #4 did. The #3 handle looks dark. Is it a micarta handle? Beautiful knives in any case, even the seconds are worthy of displaying.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Kevola the army sheath on the #3 used to, but not anymore! Yeah, the seconds are even pretty decent, but the regular stuff is outstanding. Thanks for watching!

[@realmetis8002]

I have the same sheath and just like the #4 issue it hits the little rivet at the bottom of the sheath....i don't understand why they do this.i love my grohmann knives however this is a terrible flaw

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Hopefully it gets addressed someday. Thanks for watching!

[@jeffhayden2737]

Great videos! I love my #2 , #4 and 100 and 104 . Got enough for one more , if you had to choose would you get #1 or #3 thanks

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Jeff Hayden both are iconic, and great choices. Depends what you need them for. More on the hunting side? Number 1. More on the camping/bushcrafting side? Number 3. Both can do both tasks still. I say get both, if you can, but try handle both if you can, to help decide. Thanks for watching!

[@jeffhayden2737]

Bushcraft North of 60 Thanks, #3

[@christopherskipp1525]

What kind of knife is the slip joint? Thank you.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Christopher Skipp r350s. I love it. In my pocket as I type.

[@James-ke5sx]

Just got a #4 yesterday

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

James such a great knife. Enjoy it!

[@christopherskipp1525]

Have you compared the standard belt knife to the boat knife?

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Not in a video yet, but it’s a good idea!

[@thecanadianbeaver9509]

Right?

[@SDMountainMan]

Nice knives I will have to check them out.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

S.D. Mountain Man they are worth the look. I’m teaching Predator Defence and Shotgun Handling today, and the #1 will be on my belt. Take care!

[@christopherskipp1525]

Which of those is also known G's boat knife?

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

#3

[@christopherskipp1525]

How do you like the boat knife?

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

It’s an awesome all around bush knife. Love mine.

[@maritimespook]

Are the knives in clearance in stock in real time ? Cheers bro thank u for this vid

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

maritimespook they are. Thanks for watching!

[@maritimespook]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 thanks my friend !! 👊

[@maritimespook]

Pretty Awesome Man !! I've never owned a Grohman but may look into one....I made a comment about a trade for a bear claw or tooth for a knife ...not sure if your interested but let me know ( I saw u collected skulls thought u might have a claw or tooth )

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

maritimespook you should try one out! No teeth or claws currently, but I still have an unused tag. Take care.

[@maritimespook]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 I'm looking at the Grohman Jump knife very hard for my own xmas present lol .... let me know if u end up with a claw or 2 and I'll give you a knife! ....cheers!!,;;;,;, Spook

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

maritimespook the #3 is great. Outstanding bush knife with great flexibility for multiple roles. Try a second from the factory if you’re hesitant, or just go top shelf if you are treating yourself.

[@maritimespook]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 I was looking at the 3 factory second...still undecided on the 3 or the Jump knife...

[@maritimespook]

CORRECTION! The 3 or the 1 ( original)

[@woodsmanforlife1677]

I am surprised that your wife lets you spend that much money on knives. After a few years in the bush I found out that a lock blade Swiss folder is the only knife I need for all chores (skinning, butchering, cutting, small fixes, w.h.y.).

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

woodsman forlife my wife is a good’un! I don’t smoke or drink, so this is my vice, I suppose. Hard to beat a good Swiss knife. I really like them as well, but a good sheath knife is handy at -40 with your hands covered up. Thanks for watching!

[@caseysimpson1806]

@@bushcraftnorthof6012 I agree on the fixed blade in the cold, especially as your hands get older! Also, for me, a fixed is easier and safer to clean.

[@natashahancock9896]

I would love to hear your review, but cannot hear you.

[@bushcraftnorthof6012]

Natasha Hancock that’s too bad. I can hear it on this end.

[@TheRodrichards]

One word; Edit