Our Favorite Survival Knives for Getting Squirrely in the Woods - This One Gets Weird

[@actiondisplays]

Priceless Intro! Two guys carrying their knives while the gal is following up by dragging the canoe and wearing the big backpack! 😆

[@neongirl]

Gender equality in all its glory.)

[@dwalinthedwarf4490]

Boy, where are those gentlemen... :)

[@dennisleighton2812]

Personally I'd go for the uncoated sabre grind version! Not as slicey but better for splitting.

[@gamallsdokkalfs7253]

The young lady dragging the canoe while the men folk walk ahead reminds me of my youngest daughter and her husband. I look outside and see my daughter carrying the guns, ammo and targets downrange in my back 40 while her husband walks in front of her carrying his tasty beverage. 🤣👍

[@adamsifford6228]

She offered.

[@gamallsdokkalfs7253]

Love your realistic, down-to-earth, no bullshit evaluations.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching, but don't give us too much credit. The main reason we're down to earth is because we fall over a lot.

[@asteiner9181]

LMFAO… I lost it when buddy put that lime wedge in the beer 😂

[@tudyk21]

The ideal survival knife is light and with a fine edge sharp enough to shave a baby rabbit, without disturbing it from a light sleep, while having a grind and heft appropriate for felling a mature live oak. Blade length would fall between 2 and 12 inches.

[@d.Cog420]

And a compartment in the scales to house a beer.

[@stevec.5010]

the lady is a show stopper.

[@deooptimomaximo9843]

That's why she is there.....for the clicks

[@arctodussimus6198]

Definitely worth eleven minutes of my time. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on. Thanks for watching.

[@troymanning3150]

I would even go so far as to give these guys 11 mins 14 seconds…..maybe 15!

[@syedfuadin2358]

Use condor duku parang

[@martymartin2894]

Just got one in Lidl for 8 euro and it's as good as any of these, lovely wooden nicely finished handle with a good plastic holster.

[@nash3328]

​@@nothingbutknives2286qazz😅 so

[@theicecavalier342]

I have several "survival " knives. Several over $100. But one of the best that I actually wear each day, and use while working with roofing materials, is the milwaukee duct knife. It's under $20, and can give a nice close shave right out of the package. Can't really baton with it, but I use the serrated side much more than I'll ever baton. Full tang, well balanced, and since it has a red handle with the word milwaukee on it, I have never been harassed for wearing it into a bar, restaurant, store, etc. It is classified as a "tool", but God help anyone that tries to hold me up without a gun.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

That knife sounds like it deserves a standalone video.

[@theicecavalier342]

@nothingbutknives2286 just search for it on KZbin. There's about 20 videos that compare the milwaukee duct knife to other knives. And several stand alone. This knife is under $20 at alot of hardware stores, and I haven't found anything it can't handle.

[@treada1583]

I think i have one of those stashed in the closet,time to get it out

[@earlpitsch2149]

What a refreshing straight forward no BS review I'm now a fan and subscribed

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@coffeehunter8742]

"Who's gonna carry the Boats?!" Well, you answered that David Goggins question! 👊

[@stuartb9194]

Brilliant, so bloody funny and yet utterly uniformative. Best knife vids on the Toob

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks Stuart. That’s pretty much the goal.

[@Shorty_Lickens]

I still like my Ontario Blackbird. Small enough to perform bushcraft tasks and high quality materials.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Definitely a solid knife.

[@hallenbc]

Thanks team. My daughter works around horses and cowboys so I got her the backcountry blackout based on your review. Loved the video. Stay the course!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on! Great knife. Hope your daughter likes sit, and thanks for watching.

[@kevinorr6880]

I love knives, but let’s face it, I watch because of your ladies. Quality.

[@gringo3009]

Awesome! Love the subtle humor.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@donalddicorcia2433]

Not surprised Demko produced the Freereign. Working with Coldsteel, he’d probably been eyeing the SRK for a while, thinking, “I could do that better”.

[@codyjames1952]

It's funny my three Survival Knives i carry are not being maid now one is the Schrade SHCF56LM i carry it for just for walking around two for Hiker in the woods .SOG North west Ranger 2.0 , three for Back Packing a SOG Force with a Light My Fire knives , oh and i have one of three Swiss Army Knives in my Pocket at all times a Army Walkers or a Tinker or a Army Camper .. now i some times carry my Cold Steel Pendleton as a small but very good knives , it's good to have one more knives you don't need or uses when not have a knives ,

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Pretty cool set up. That Cold Steel Pendleton was pretty unique even for Cold Steel stuff.

[@YellowJeep]

Great video! I ended up picking up an Off-Grid Backcountry V2 and I'm very pleased with it.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on! That is one we carry on a regular basis.

[@splinterdevilblood6366]

I love this video, it has a little bit of everything

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks. Appreciate it.

[@knifeaddict1014]

Just picked up a Reiff. Very pleased!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on!

[@chrisedwards7856]

Love your content and antics Pardner - keep up these presentations. I will buy one of the knives you presented. I thank.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

🔪👍

[@PrimitiveFusion]

The lady is awesome. Glad you added her!

[@samsien9105]

Axe is the combination you can cut wood, meat, one piece work all .

[@shanepitzer4126]

Love your vids! Great mix of information, humor, and your ladies are always easy on the eyes.....grin. I have a few knives from ESEE, Becker, Off Grid, OKC, and a few others. I have a BK2 and BK9 that I use a lot, been wanting a BK7 too. Anyhoo, excellent video, thanks for sharing!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Sounds like a great collection. Thanks for watching.

[@jessefleming1421]

The Demko and Reiff were my faves. Thanks for the video!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

They've been our two favorites to take out lately too.

[@stevecochran2677]

There is usually only 3 things that interest me and thats guns, knifes and pretty country ladies. Two out of three ain't bad and earned a thumbs up and a subscriber. Great video thanks !!!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching. Guns will be featured eventually.

[@yellowdog762jb]

That was very informative as well as entertaining on many levels.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Ring on! Thanks for hanging out.

[@Hoosierdaddyjones812]

I have a ka-bar bk4 and love it for chopping wood/ camping. Also, a good defense weapon

[@Rusty0O3]

Fantastic content way2go! Looking forward to seeing all your videos in the future!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks Rusty.

[@BradGryphonn]

Brilliant stuff. I'm partial to Cudeman knives myself. Oh, and your leadership skills in designating who carries what was on point.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Leadership is when you pick up a beer and just wing it, right?

[@CadillacDriver]

Leadership 🤣🤣

[@bdcochran01]

Smiling throughout the video. Have nearly everyone of the knives you referenced. The "skills" are in the person, of course.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thankfully for us there's a surprising lack of necessary overlap between skills and fun.

[@Julian-bq9qv]

OK, I admit- I was first drawn in by that phenomenally beautiful young lady!!!! Then the combination of the tongue in cheek narrative, the great video, down home soundtrack occasionally morphing into jazz fusion meets The Doors, the actually good reviews of the blades, and oh, yes, the regular appearances of the beautiful lady throughout, all drove me to the website and to subscribing to your newsletter. Wonder if you will review that new knife by Swisstech, the fixed blade that Wal Mart is selling for about 40 bucks?

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching, and no, we haven't looked at Swisstech much at all.

[@AclockworkPurple]

0:57 The guy in the middle has the right idea. Let the 'kids' carry the stuff.

[@dougwatkins5441]

I hate to see Ontario knives going out of business in the U.S. Another great company and quite a few jobs being lost . Thanks Ray very interesting

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Yea that closing is a bummer.

[@madmike6908]

awesome video, love your enthusiasm.

[@JasonBrossa]

two to four days Essee 4 forever mode Becker BK2 it's not great for camp tasks but it is there forever I hope i have another knife for everyday tasks

[@treada1583]

awesome video, i will have to check out those knifes,i'm looking for knives that fit this criteria

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on! Glad you found our channel. Thanks for watching.

[@carloc352]

You guys are creating art, here. Your video is absolutely fun to watch, and still informative. I loved the narrator mentioning food preparation while a slice of lime was pushed into a beer bottle 😂 Well, beer is food indeed.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Ha ha. thanks for watching. And yea...beer is food.

[@npenick66]

The list could go on and on.

[@lichtenschteinstrass]

Good review I enjoyed it you guys picked some good ones, would’ve liked to hear some prices for them.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching. Yea prices would have been helpful.

[@rickhayes8009]

Wait... there were knives?

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

The Reiff Knife both the F4 and the F6 are awesome! I love the SRK in 3v as well, and that Demko in Magnacut looks badass too! Thx for the video!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching. Its pretty cool hear from other Reiff fans. That company has done a lot in a short period of time.

[@steveurkel1487]

It's a little overhyped. It doesn't have jimping, which is desirable to filipino holders and martial artists. It looks nice enough and has two sheath options. However for $350 it's overpriced.

[@steveurkel1487]

You can get a bradford guardian 4.5 in magnacut for around $80 less

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

@@steveurkel1487 If you're talking about the Reiff F4 or the F6, you're are forgetting about their kickass warranty. They will replace a knife even if someone steals it out of your car. Most companies wouldn't touch that situation with a yardstick. Also, their 3V has an excellent heat treat. You could literally field strip a Buick with one of those with minimum damage to the edge.

[@robsoutdoorreviews9312]

@@nothingbutknives2286 how do you like the riff knife I haven’t decided if I’m ready to pull the trigger on one don’t know how good they’re steel actually is

[@Errcyco]

Any bushcraft knife I’ll spend money on has gotta double as tactical in a pinch. What if a mountain lion jumps on me and I get one move? I want something long and pokey. That style exists, I’ve found it with TOPS gritty ceracoated blades. They make quite a few worthy of camp/Tac in one blade. For a cheapo, I mean Morakniv is popular but $40 with them goes a long way.

[@giuliogemino6407]

Survival Knife? 1 victorinox Outrider (because it is very capable and stays in pockets on you all the time, IMO it is the best ratio in capability usability weight bulk) 2 victorinox Ragngergrip 55 or 79M or 179MW (a larger more capable than victorinox 111mm lenght this matter on the saw allowing more capability) 3 Ruike LD42-B 4 victorinox Huntsman 5 fix blade Victorinox Venture collection pro + auger kit 6 Izmash HB-1-01 survival knife 8 Mora 2000/Kansbol/garberg 9 Glock 78 (also with fighting capability) 10 Eickhorn KM2000 Glatt.(also fighiting) 11 Opinel N°9 inox In survival definitely matters having additional wood tools a saw, it makes all the difference while making poles, notches, traps... The victorinox venture collection instead, having the auger drill bit is a game changer because it can allow camp shelter/facility assembly with wood pegs sparing lot of cordage and can allow to build small or large rocket stoves to cook or start a fire or move around fire in small logs when environment is wet. Other essential capabilities in woods is the presence of an awl to drill holes, and the scissors + corkscrew to precisely cut precious paracord and available textiles or finely reuse plastic bottles and untie knots.

[@johnmuthan286]

Your videos are the best, continue like this.. 2 suggestions: - next time, while the lady is carrying the kayak, you guys should try to sit in it, because it is really not fair for you to carry everything while she is just carrying this kayak 😅. - in terms of blades, as you are on a budget, I would suggest you to try and get a Brisa Camper 125 Kit, that you need to assemble yourself, it's half the price of the built knife and you get a fantastic Scandinavian stainless blade for a very reasonable price, the mora Garberg is also a very good option.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Ha ha. All great suggestions. The Brisa looks promising and the Garburg will be in our bushcraft video. Thanks for watching.

[@gingebrien2408]

Love the little woman carrying the canoe. Great review and awesome sense of humor.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@chrismoose64]

Awesome shoot. I'm testing out my new Boker Bronco this weekend.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

That is definitely a cool knife.

[@donjobi9400]

just go for morakniv & cold steel ... best overall

[@jorgefernandez6407]

SUBSCRIBED!!! No way I could've finished watching this video, without "subscribing"!!!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks Jorge. Appreciate it.

[@globyois]

Great video, witty and informative. Thanks.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@allanbrown747]

" What the hell happened to your sleeves ? " BEEN THERE, DONE THAT 🤣🤣SUBBED 👍

[@nothingbutknives2286]

🤣🤣 Thanks Allan.

[@illiyakuryakin3092]

Nice seeing Lisa drag the canoe in the beginning of this video.😅

[@richardskinner4198]

Certainly one of the more relaxed video's I have seen . Three of the blades I had not heard of so this was especially pleasing for me as I like a good knife but just can't afford some of the ridiculous prices demanded for supposed "high end blades" . I have a few Becker and Ka-Bar blades ,BK 9 ,7 ,2 and 5 and can't say I have anything to complain about they do exactly what I want when I need them and I am glad you like them too . The SRK by Cold Steel is another great blade ,but then I do love Cold Steel too and have done for years .Glad I found you I will be taking a look at more of your work and hopefully get even more of an education .Thanks for your efforts on our behalf .

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching, Richard. It sounds like you have a pretty good collection of Ka-Bars going.

[@stuartniven2401]

Great video! Surprised Esse 5 was not included!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching. We are working on a separate video for larger survival knives. The Esee 5 will be in that one.

[@JavierBonillaC]

Nothing above 500 dollars? There are so many fantastic options under 100 and some even below 50.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

This is true. We have spent the last few months testing some great sub $100 knives.

[@mikesomerset6338]

Cracking little video! What I like about this vid is that it nails the key issue at the outset "what do we mean by survival?". This is the question at the core of any preparation strategy. What is the survival scenario? earthquake? lost at sea? flood evacuation? industrial accident evacuation? This dictates the tool set. For myself, I plan for the latter two mostly. Evacuation of some sort. For this I will grab a pocket folder of some description. Say, a large Victorinox of some sort or even a leatherman multi tool. In my view keep the scenario realistic. An invasion alien zombie's from the planet zarg is not very likely.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching and commenting, Mike. You bring up some great points. Evry person in this video has been evacuated three or more times in the last few years due to fire and flood, so our bug out bags have evolved based on some real world experience.

[@dennisleighton2812]

Loved the in-your-face style and subtle humour! Your choice of the SRK is a good one, in my opinion. It is for me the benchmark for the belt knife I would want with me, for many of the tasks that needed doing, but not all. For the heavier tasks, I'd always have my trusty CS Trail Master San Mai III! It is so well-balanced and sturdy enough for a great chopper, splitter and hacker, yet weighs in at just over a pound! As for sharpening, well that won't be an issue for many a camping trip. Then a sharpening session with the right tools and skill and it's back for many more trips! Sharpening in the field does not even enter the picture! At the other end of the scale, I'd NEVER be without a Victorinox SAK - selection to depend on expected needs, but I'd like one with a saw, as a back-up. [I'd never venture out without a Silky saw (Gomboy, or Bigboy, depending] . If I was expecting to do wire work for traps etc that needed a pliers, I'd be tempted to swop out the SAK for a Leatherman. However, the Leatherman tools are mostly inferior to the Victorinox equivalents. As you can see, I do not subscribe to the one-knife-fits-all school. If one has that one knife, my question is, why not the other two (or more) as well? For example the SRK (as great as it is) is not a great chopper/splitter/hacker, no matter how you cut it. So use the TM! Fine work is not easy with either, so use the SAK! If you insist on carving a spoon, use a Scandi grind knife. And so on! I'd be interested in comments. Cheers!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Sounds like you have a great system in place for ensuring you have all your bases covered outdoors. We have kinda slacked on the multitool side of thing at Nothing But Knives, but we plan to rectify that moving forward.

[@dennisleighton2812]

@@nothingbutknives2286 I've viewed and read quite a bit of Felix Immler's work with SAKs - btw he works for Victorinox! What he can do with an SAK is nothing short of astounding. I prefer to do such work with more suitable tools. I look forward to what you'll be doing. Thanks for the reply. Much appreciated!

[@turtlepurple9304]

I have a SRK in San mai lll . I also think it is the bench mark from which I grade all other knives. A close second is my Gerber strong arm . It has all the feel of the SRK in a smaller package. And just as durable .

[@dennisleighton2812]

@@turtlepurple9304 I'm leaning strongly towards the SRK in 3v!

[@ChrisGross-jr7zc]

I like these choices...you guys have good taste.

[@brad4817]

They have good taste in knives too

[@Laughinghawg]

My first knife was the BK7 (which I love for "beating the hell out of things" tasks). I combined it with the Becker Eskabar for more "up close and personal" tasks (I also ended up with a Becker Remora, just because). My latest may be the best all around for my hands (medium cadet golf glove = shorter and fat fingers), which is the Full Size Black KA-BAR, Straight Edge = blade is not as wide as the BK7, which helps with finer applications, but still has the length of the BK7 for 'pounding' applications.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Sounds like a nice collection of Ka-Bars.

[@Swearengen1980]

Pssst. There are many more - and better - knives not named Ka-Bar. Do yourself a favor and broaden your horizons a little.

[@greekveteran2715]

As much as I like BK 7 and Ka-Bar Mark 1, I'm spoiled with knives like TRC Mille Cuori,so I can't go back to the budget line. That being said,the Mark 1 and the Mora Bushcraft Black,will always be on my favorite belt knife list.

[@CadillacDriver]

"Up close and personal". You're not that guy.

[@tudyk21]

0:48 LOL!😂

[@bobh3394]

Just subscribed - thanks to the young woman. I like my knives but she added to your video - especially when Mr. Coveralls got the boot into the drink! Cute way to present the information and make it all entertaining. Thanks.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching and subscribing. Based on the current office politics here, that will not be the last time coveralls guys is on the receiving end of mild violence.

[@richardrocha702]

Just picked up the Gerber "Strongarm" ...not too shabby. 🙂 Like the video.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

The Strongarm definitely gets the job done too. That thing is a mean chopper.

[@Doobie603]

I prefer the Prodigy with a plain edge, I have 2 or 3 of them. Very similar knives and I like having the 420 high carbon because you can re-sharpen it easily.

[@RSLtreecare]

This is very interesting. I have been using Casstrom, No 10. This will handle most bushcraft scenarios. Also Fallkinven A1, I am looking at F1x Elmax...

[@nothingbutknives2286]

All good knives. The F1X Elmax is really interesting but also really pricey.

[@Fishbag61]

I loved this review video!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Right on! Thanks for watching.

[@Olyphoto7]

Well done! When I saw the Reef, I immediately thought of the F1.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Yeah, kinda like the F1 with a fatter handle.

[@douglassmith3901]

Great review! You've got a new subscriber.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks Douglas

[@ronstoner1823]

😂 This guy is a legitimate outdoorsman. “What happened to your sleeve?”, improvise, adapt and overcome.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

🤣🤣🤣

[@eduardosuarezmogollon5267]

Dude, I love your cool, no nonesense, no BS style.... respect

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching, but your bar for what counts as nonsense must be very high.

[@MYWILLYS57]

Great video

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@MYWILLYS57]

@@nothingbutknives2286I just bought a BK because of this review!! It will be here Friday

[@TAVAAR7]

New sub, props for the beer save at the end lol

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching and subbing. Beer will be a reoccurring theme.

[@TAVAAR7]

@@nothingbutknives2286 I figured lol, and it was confirmed after going through all your vids 👍

[@argyle1812]

Great video. Just became a subscriber

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching and subscribing.

[@lymedog3176]

You forgot two knives that would probably outlast and perform as well as any mentioned… 1st the Terrava Puukko 140 and 2nd the APO 1s by survivor Lilly … both with great handles, superior durability ( just ask Joe X - definitely better than the group of knives shown, including the BK7 and BK2) and both knives are reasonably priced… even though the Puukko would rust some, it’s made of 80CrV2 steel, you can clean it up easily.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Terrava knives aren't exactly readily available in the States. And while the Survivor Lily knife is probably cool, we haven't had any trouble with durability in our choices yet.

[@iamgroot4080]

Amen brother. After JoeX, a lot of knives fell from my graces

[@Phaminator525]

Watch dbks video on the APO 1. Def soft cheap aus8 steel. Not worth the price. SRK San mai or 3v is better

[@lymedog3176]

Sean, joe x broke the San Mai and 3v pretty fast... The San mal taking more abuse. He said the apo1 is his no 1 survival knife

[@Phaminator525]

@lymedog3176 that's one example. I watched DBK video who imo know more about knives. What about chipping? That is more likely to happen while using a knife. And the apo1 chips easily because the softness. Edge holding? San mai wins. Joex thinks every knife that isn't a prybar/shovel is bad. He doesn't know about steel quality, edge retention, corrosion, ease of sharpening, or edge stability. He only knows about how hard is it to break the tip off 😂💀

[@cherokeefit4248]

Esee cm6. I have small hands so the small handle is perfect for me. It’s deadly fast in the hand too.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

The CM6 is on our list for a future video.

[@RS4393]

Although it's more of a bushcraft knife than it is a survival, I'll stick with my BPS ADVENTURER. Great fixed blade knife at an even better price. Got mine about 4 yrs ago for $40. Prefer it over my MARINE CORP issue Ka-Bar..... Great video

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Yeah, the grind makes a little more bushcraft, but it's hard to beat something like that Adventurer knife for toughness.

[@ScottAT]

I liked the look of that Reiff knife, when you described how it felt in the hand I decided, yea I like that… I might just get that knife… I was actually motivated enough to look it up on Amazon; but then I saw that it’s half a mortgage payment in cost…

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Reiff knives are not cheap by any stretch, but we like them so much we had to include one.

[@michaeldupree4646]

Just discovered your channel, liked & subscribed. Looking forward to your next one. Thanks

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Ah crap. We should start making another video. Thanks for watching.

[@Cre8sumthing]

Educational and entertaining. Legit.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@michaelmacdonald5792]

Brilliant video guys❤

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@rickbilliter6735]

I have a Tops Operator 7 Black Out to carry on backwoods adventures. I like this type of video. Pretty knives and sharp ladies!! ;)

[@nothingbutknives2286]

The Operator is a great knife for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@mountainhobo]

Very entertaining presentation.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching

[@stevehuffman7453]

UNQUESTIONABLY the "best" "survival knife" is the knife you have on/with you when you need it. A sub 2 inch blade slipjoint or friction folder in your pocket when you need a knife is a hole lot better than any "survival"/"bushcraft" knife you hae at home or in the vehicle, perhaps several miles/a full day plus in good conditions hike away.

[@unfi6798]

Love it mate.!!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@bcvpiper8356]

Well done, team. Excellent video

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks bcvpiper.

[@srem2007]

I own CS SRK carbon V and it is awesome!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

That's a cool one for sure.

[@andrewsales5417]

Off grid Backcountry over ridgeback?! Curious to know your reason. Also, your list of knives was the bk, srk, demko, Backcountry; all budget knives around $100 and then the $300 reiff f4? That's a big jump...

[@nothingbutknives2286]

We are not saying the knives are equal, but we are showing a few of our favorites at different price points.

[@zanedclark]

At the intro what is the knife in her left hand with the cross knives presentation? Good content. zane

[@nothingbutknives2286]

That is the Falkniven F1. Thanks for watching.

[@zanedclark]

@@nothingbutknives2286 Let me try again. At 1:39 in the lady is holding two knives. One appears to be a BK7. What is the other? tnx, zane

[@nothingbutknives2286]

@@zanedclark Ah, that's an old Ka Bar BK5. Pretty sure they're discontinued now, but it was our best option at hand for getting a little bit of symmetry in the shot.

[@AR9ify]

That beautiful girl was the only reason I watched the full video.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Comments like this are going to make her ask for a raise.

[@MrAzahills]

Wait until you try google

[@frdmlvr]

Give that girl a raise 😊

[@user-cp7hx5mk2u]

Says anyone who can't remember what vagina feels like

[@andnowi]

Why's she doing all the carrying?

[@fireside9503]

I’m here for that dime piece. Knives second. Great vidja

[@paulboissiere1278]

Great vid y’all! Homegirls super cute 🥰

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@Williamleo71]

Excellent video/reviews!

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thank you.

[@abbeybremner4162]

Pointy tips, nice versitile belly…… some nice blades too!

[@jerrybobteasdale]

I've got a BK7. I'm glad that I have it, but it's disappointing as a chopper. I should've known better. The 7" is too big for most tasks and too small for chopping. It's a compromise; a good one. I reshaped the handle a bit to rough up the slick surface and fit my grip better. I like that handle. BK9 would've probably been a better one-tool solution....but I don't really believe in a one-tool solution, any more. I wouldn't want a BK2 or an Esee 5. They're too heavy for the length. Start with a 4-5" knife, then add another tool or two.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

If the one tool solution exists, we havent found it. Everyone's needs seem to be a little different.

[@slawomirzawislak7385]

Hi. Got CS SRK and CS SRK compact… both of those knives are very good if you mean quality to price… am using them in camping and for light bushcraft and do the job perfectly…strongly recommend them. Thanks for this vid👍🏻👍🏻. Regards.S.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Great knives for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@MrDrinknRide]

Great vid. If I could only have one knife for true survival/breakdown of society etc. it would be the BK9. All day. Close second is the ESEE 6. But BK 9 is my ultimate.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Yea the BK9 is a great apocalypse knife. It is also pretty handy survival and camping tasks for anyone who doesn't mind the size.

[@rtoguidver3651]

I used a 6" boning & 12" steak knife for cutting beef, but I would never use them for chopping wood.. My Machete & Axe take care of the big stuff, so I keep my butcher knives sharp.

[@stuartrollings602]

Very nice! And the knives too! No Lionsteel? Just wondering….

[@nothingbutknives2286]

We talk about the LionSteel T5 in the article. It just wasn't in our direct line of sight when we left to shoot this video. We're also big fans of the M2M.

[@robertgarza600]

Thanks for the video. There’s honestly to many knives out there that could fall in this category.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

This is true, and it is a good problem to have.

[@samclelland1319]

Love the video guy’s ✌️

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Thanks for watching.

[@yourgodsisspeakingtoyouher4284]

$500 knives? Omg I was thinking $150.00 or so.”

[@canadafree2087]

Some nice knives, some of which I own. I own Camillus BK 7/9 and Carbon V SRK/Master Hunter. Had a Recon Scout but never likes the coffin handle and the blade is thicker than I like.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

Your Cold Steel line up sounds pretty sweet.

[@itywhat6499]

Nice vid...However, I will stick to my Lionsteel T5 alongside my BK-9.

[@nothingbutknives2286]

LionSteel makes a damn good knife. We actually include the T5 in the Survival Knives article. We love that thing.

[@dfcvda]

love mine and I`m in England...the country that hates knives.