TBS Grizzly Review - SOLO Bushcraft - Camp Coffee

[@WillliamChaverri]

Nice video, I love my Grizzly, in fact I love all my TBS knives they are awesome.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thanks very much. Yes, I have 3 myself, and love them all. Great knives.

[@riccouchman5604]

Delinitely look like a very effective tool. What I particularly love about it is the thickness of the spine, certainly makes for a hardy and tough tool. I have the Condor Bushlore which does a decent enough job for me. Once it makes sense purchase a new blade, I will certainly give serious consideration to the Grizzly. Blessings, brother.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you brother. I've only heard good things about the Condor. 👍👍

[@EssexCountyPhoto]

Beautiful video, great looking knife. I was thinking of getting a Casstrom No 10, but this TBS is just as nice... Keep up the good work.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you Gendarme. I've never heard anything bad about a Casstrom, but you're right. This knife is just as good if not better. Thanks for watching.

[@martinjolly]

I have the wolverine and brillant knife, going to get a Grizzly after seeing this. I love the TBS gear, nice quality and the knives really hold their edge 👌Thanks for the vid

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

I think you'll love it. I have the Wolverine Fixed blade and Folder as well, for food prep and finer wood work. Love them all. You're absolutely right. High quality all around. Thanks for watching.

[@Bıçaklar_Aletler]

Very Nice Knife🔪Very Nice Review Video📹👍

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you !!

[@simonh2011]

I had a Mk1 Grizzly with green micarta scales and sold it. Wish I could get that knife back

[@gilbertdiaconu7145]

Great...thanks for this video,man!

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

My pleasure. Thank you for watching!!

[@BobAdventure]

Good afternoon my friend, very top video, a big hug from Brazil

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Good evening Bob. Thanks very much. 🙂👍

[@ellanvanninbushcraft8388]

Can I ask where did you get the Ferro rod from. I wouldn’t mind one that big. Craig.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

I got it from The Bushcraft Store. They sell them individually. 👍

[@sharpridgehomestead]

I've had that knife 5 or 6 years now ... back when everybody was mora this and mora that ... I was going away from moras. Not saying that mora is a bad knife, I just hated the blade shape ... long and narrow. I wanted a knife short and fat, like me :) So I ordered one from across the pond and wow, its a huge hefty knife. I own a lot of bushcraft style knives and its def one of my top 5 .... I have the same sheath with the dc3 (I believe the dc4 wasn't an option yet) and to be honest, I wish I had just a plain dangler sheath for it (one of these days I will order one from across the pond). One change I did make to the sheath, I wet the leather that holds the ferrorod and enlarged it to fit a 1/2 rod.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

That's a great idea for the ferro rod holder. Yeh, I understand wanting the dangler. In fact I keep fatwood in the DC4 holder on this one, and all other knives have dangler sheaths. 😃

[@sharpridgehomestead]

@@thewildernessphilosopher if you decide to do that mod, I can save you a lot of time and frustration ... I tried to just wet the leather and force a ferrorod in there ... didn't work. What ended up working was taking a 1/2 dowel rod and tapering the end so it would slide in .. then once it stretched the leather, I swapped the ferrorod and let it dry. Fits like a glove now.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

@@sharpridgehomestead Nice. Thanks for the time save. 🙂👍

[@zensempai7371]

I have had a mark 1 TBS boar for years - it holds a great edge the sheath it came with is the main reason i don't use it as much. I have a carabiner at the top side carry slot to make it a dangler style carry. 😂

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

That works. 😁 It's a nice knife, you have.

[@jbthor9032]

Hello my friend. I watched this video about the TBS Grizzly K-720. Good demo. I was wondering where you got it and how much it costs. Where I live we a Pro Bass store and Scheels Sporting goods. Otherwise I will shop online. Thanks for the tip.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Hello Jeffry. Down below the description of this video, the very first link goes to the manufacturer, and it is exclusively sold by The Bushcraft Store ( TBS), which is in England. You would need to pay their shipping cost, but that isn't terribly high. The site has prices in pounds, and not dollars, but it's easy enough to do a quick conversion of pounds to dollars online to determine the cost in dollars. I hope that answers your question, and thanks for watching. William

[@jbthor9032]

Ok thanks. See you in the video

[@MegaPontoon]

Didn't look that sharp. Seems you were struggling to get feather sticks

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

@@MegaPontoon that's on me, not the knife. I've never been good making feather sticks. 😜

[@TheGreasyCamper]

Thanks helpful video

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thank you for Watching. 🙂

[@daveandmerlin]

Looks nice but maybe struggled with feather sticks ?

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

You're right, but that's on me and the crumbly wood I was using. I've never been good at feathers. 😅

[@daveandmerlin]

@@thewildernessphilosopher I'm from England and would love to support a British company and I might look into some of the thinner knives that they make .

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

@daveandmerlin I have a pair of Wolverines from them, a folder and a fixed blade, that I use for finer projects. I've heard good things about the Boar but have never used it. I love your idea of supporting local businesses.

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

That's what I'm missing, a good tool to get back into the wood's with.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

I saw that you commented on the giveaway. Nicely done.

[@neanderthaloutdoors9202]

@@thewildernessphilosopher Haha yeah it's been a bad 20 month's and still no work, oh well crack on.

[@jodamo5953]

Epic

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thanks much, Jo 👍🙏

[@MegaPontoon]

Felt let down with grizzly .really wanted it to be better

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

It's thick, so better for batoning and heavier work. Not so much for fine detail work.

[@MegaPontoon]

Its to thick and not razor sharp .such a shame.scandavian knives are better .breaks my heart to say it. Ive got a grizzly and a castrom . Castrom much better

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

It is thick, and better for heavier work. The TBS Boar would be the equivalent to the Castrom.

[@myname9036]

Feathering looks terrible. The blade is just too thick in my opinion. It’s not warranted.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

Thanks for commenting. Yes, thinner blades will do a better job, but it's important to note that I'm terrible at feathering. 😭😅 . But it's always give and take, as a thinner blade can't do some of the heavy duty tasks that the Grizzly can. I have the TBS Wolverine, which I typically use for feathering and finer tasks, and I use the Grizzly for everything that needs that thick spine.

[@Wolf-viking]

Its a Nice looking knife, but they are waste of money.. had the boar, grizzly and the small folder. They are to big and clunky for what you want from a knife this size. For ppl who have one hope you get along with it, but don’t advise new ppl to buy this crap brand knife..

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

I'll respectfully disagree with you. I have 3 of their knives and have put them through a lot. They're strong, versatile, high quality, and a great value for the money. I receive nothing from them, so my opinion is based on my experience only. If you like something better, no problem. But these are absolutely wonderful knives. 👍

[@Wolf-viking]

Sorry my man. But you can clearly see tho the vid that the way the knife also performs is nothing near a mora just for an example. The feathers, scrap, cutting, for not even to get to the food prep part Look up Dutchbushcraft knives channel and see why they won’t even suggest as a budget knife for new ppl. The looks are great but that’s it. But ofc everyone has a opinion.

[@thewildernessphilosopher]

@Wolf-Viking wood has everything to do with feathers, and most people demonstrate pine or even green wood when showing their feather prowess. I won't deny that Mora is a good knife FOR THE PRICE, but for the price is the key here. Yeah, we'll just have to disagree about TBS. 🍺🍺