Testing A $20 Walmart Knife | Camillus Inject Fixed Blade

Testing the new Camillus Inject Fixed Blade Knife. See what happens when two old dudes go to the woods and abuse a knife!
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[@brucematys8597]

A couple of years ago one of my local Wal-Marts had a clearance sale as they were down sizing there knife department. I picked up quite a few items, one was a nice small Camilus skinning knife for $5 and a hatchet saw combo for$15. The knife was really good and the hatchet combo was good enough to keep in my trunk (and it has saved me a couple of times). I have nothing bad to say about the company. Cheers 🇨🇦

[@mattbrown5511]

Your practical approach to gear earned you a new subscriber. This medically retired 11B salutes you sir.

[@AdirondackAmerican]

Yeah for what it’s worth, these are great knives. I’ve had one for years. Also, it’s nice to see a blade bend rather than break. A broken blade can’t be repaired especially not in the field.

[@pronetowander2153]

Camillus knife made over 15 million knives for the The military marine and survival knives and pilots.

[@KaylynnStrain]

I have only heard good stuff about Camillus, this looks like it would be a great camp knife or maybe to put as a backup blade in a bugout bag

[@fustercluck2460]

I love affordable quality tools. I'll have to pick one up and out it through an abuse test.

[@murphyzlaw13]

I like the approach that you have taken, with your buddy helping you show the ups and downs of this blade. It's obviously stainless of a lower caliber. But I really like your channel, and the way you actually test things, instead of assuming they are good. As a US Marine Combat Veteran I never use my knives to split wood. That's me, I know people that do, and that's fine. I prefer a hatchet or camp axe. But I am a very crazy knife 🗡 guy. My wife, before she passed away about 8 months ago, used to freak out about the size of my knife 🗡 collection. But Camillus has great knives. I have 3 of their fixed blades. They are all cheap Walmart specials. But, I would trust my life with one of them. I have the Camillus Titanium...I only really like it because of the rubberized handle, it's just heaven to your hands. But enuff of my jabbering, great video my friends. Thank you. New Subscriber by the way, I would definitely appreciate the return. Thank you.

[@theterrestrial3267]

Saying that I definitely want to check this knife out with my limited budget.

[@Uncle_Z]

After filming this, we did stop by Walmart and i bought one. I took it home and sharpend it. It took a razor edge. I put it in my PSK. Good blade for general camp duty.

[@mf3361]

For intended purposes the knife did quite well . I always cringe when I see people baton or pry with a general purpose knife that is not designed for that. And yes I know you were just trying to test its limits. Thanks for the great review, after watching this I’m going to purchase some for my vehicle emergency get home bags . 😊👍

[@PlayaSinNombre]

When I was first getting into camping and bushcraft, my budget was Walmart level. Sometimes, Dollar General. My Camillus knife is one of the few items from those days that I haven’t hat to upgrade.

[@percisionshot4331]

I have a machete and a knife by this company. They are both good general purpose tools that if they break or it lost you won’t cry over.

[@mattchaffin1133]

I have 2 of the Camilius $10 knifes from Walmart. Love them. They take the abuse an will hold an take a edge pretty easy.

[@Dan_TheMedievalGuild]

Z's back!!! Great video on a budget knife.

[@larryhillman3813]

For 20 Bucks, it seems like a pretty decent little camp knife. I have had a Camillus knife which I bought from Walmart and it worked well for a camp knife. It wasn't a high level bushcraft knife but for around 20 Bucks, it was ok. I will look into getting one of these as a backup. Thanks for the videos. It is great to see budget gear demonstrated.

[@Greg-zr4wm]

I carry a Smith and Wesson M/P fixed blade as one of my edc. It has a full tang and decent feel in the hand.

[@EduardoGarcia-fj2uc]

Very good review thanks for share.

[@keithrollman1763]

A strategically placed lanyard hole would trap the little tools and keep them from disappearing on you. The hole through the tang would be strong and the part that goes through the tools could have a slot between the hole and the butt of the handle so it would still pop free.

[@kentuckyboy541]

420 can be pretty good if heat treated properly. Look at buck... reprofile to 20 degrees all the way down to ceramic then strop. Probably be decent if you can sharpen. Wonder what the ceramic angle is on the sheath...oops tip bending makes me suspicious of the heat treat. In some ways better than breaking but that makes me think 55 or 56 hrc.

[@davidohmart1336]

Like what your showing have 3 Camillus Knife's Have been happy with them Did work on the edges not much And they hold the.edge well