Tops Knives “Tom Brown Tracker”, the ultimate survival tool?

[@rkh7169]

The sawback isn’t for sawing It’s for notching.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Kevin Hall thank you for watching!

[@truman5838]

It's a damn good tool. One of a kind. I highly recommend it.

[@firebomb5510]

The concave part of your knife is ROUNDED IN for batoning,,not bashing you,just helping you save your RIP SAW for future use.The CONCAVE part is made to take blunt force batoning when your chopping.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Roger that! Thank you for watching!

[@danielravenstar4051]

Oh, thanx 4 the video trip For my lanyard, I made 3 loops the size of my hand, Then, I did a double hang man's noose for further adjustments . As for the attachment hooks, I found they were destroying my belts, So i changed them to straps, and eventually I bent/ broke the snaps, So I went all out and got the patriot leather/ hedgehog sheath . The revolution. In kodiak color. For precise work, I found batonning works better then chopping, Les exhausting too.. For feather sticking I use the quarter round area, drawing to me, the weight of the tool dose the work,

[@abradolflincler3802]

Great review and beautiful message. Thanks a lot.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

My pleasure!

[@recycled3654]

I don't know, I believe I'm just fascinated by the design mystique for the most part. I like it as much today as when I first bought it though I really hadn't applied it to much more than fire making. I like the idea that it could be an ultimate primitive utility tool.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

recycled365 thank you for watching!

[@46ace]

It was a "movie knife"(a prop) designed/meant to give the impression it has (laughable) supernatural capabilities. watch the movie(" the hunted") the thrown knife blows holes clear through small trees.

[@bluegrasssurvival9423]

@@46ace The knife was made before the movie was even a thing. They just wanted a unique knife for their movie and the tracker got selected.

[@MrCarpen7er]

@@46ace You´re clearly a clueless idiot.

[@jeeperscreeper5558]

Good Review! But there is a much easier way for Feathersticks. You can use the Hook for Feathersticks.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Jeeper Screeper thanks man, I have run across that but not tried it out yet. I’ll give it s shot next time I’m out!

[@mauser8515]

Definitely cheeper than buying Becks version. Not as refined, but with some sharpening it is a good blade. Sad more folks don't actually use them, and they sit in collections.

[@mauser8515]

@@TheNinjaEveryDay Amen! I woke up way to early this morning, so I went outside to find some cedar to make a bowdrill set. Nothing like making fire with sticks, then brewing your first cup of coffee as the birds wake up, and the fog dissipates. Cheers Ninja

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Cheers!

[@gf2390]

Waiting on a tracker t2. Can't wait. Will do a video of it .

[@MountaincraftOutdoors]

Thanks for the video, nice to see the tracker in action. Take care brother.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thank you so much for watching and your kind words! Take care of yourself! Peace!

[@truman5838]

It's not a saw , its for knotches. It also absorbs the vibrations when batoning.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thank you for watching!!!

[@richardlee3671]

Great review.... the tracker don't get the respect it deserves to often... you got a sub

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Richard Lee thanks for watching friend!

[@richardhenry1969]

Nice video bro just a little out of my price for 1095. But I love the looks of the knife. But I mostly carry a folder in the woods an a tomahawk or a saw. That said i dig that saw. But I always carry either my rajah2 or large g10 Espada they are on me one or the other 99% of the time.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thanks for watching!!

[@paulscarponescarpone.8681]

Very good video . I was going to tell you about the hook to make feather sticks but jeeper screepers beat me to it.haha it is a very good knife. good job. and I love the part about spreading the love.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Paul scarpone Scarpone. Thank you for watching!!!!

[@masterchief586]

Not a saw blade back. It is a notcher, there is a difference. Being a notcher has teeth that are not saw like flat, not sharp teeth. I own one also and its a great knife for bushcraft and survival duties. Good video brother keep up the great work. Takecare.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thank you for watching!!!!

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Nice presentation. All the different angles and edges on this knife are just one big disadvantage to me and get in the way. Makes no sense and is very awkward and cumbersome. I don't see any benefit at all. That's my opinion but to each his own. Good luck with it.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

cyclist01222 thank you for watching!!!

[@masterchief586]

Its not a saw back, a notcher. You don't know the difference?? Its not meant to be a chopper either.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Yeah, thanks man, but I know myself and most other folks will try to use it as a saw in a pinch. Does a good job notching as well.

[@eje.cutivo]

I dont know the diferencie, can you explain me pls? Thanks

[@masterchief586]

@@eje.cutivo a sawback has sharper teeth than a notcher. The notcher has just enough tooth design to make a nitch. That is the diffence.

[@robertrhinehart4779]

Good review! Great conclusion!!

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Robert Rhinehart thank you for watching!

[@kalebyoung4234]

Funny how us Bujinkan guys think a like ... I have a Tracker too and love all this Bushcraft play'en in the woods stuff.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thanks for watching!!!

[@ochocobushcraft1742]

Wondering if you are still using and liking your Tracker? Just ordered one.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

I have so many knives that I don't use one particular one that often. I do still use my tracker very regularly and it is so overbuilt I don't ever anticipate wearing it out.

[@ghostdog2898]

Great vid! Have a bootleg version that's about 10 years old, still in good shape after I abused the heck outta it. Question, how did you carry for hike? Just came back to NC and want to avoid trouble while hiking. Ninpo Ikkan

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

Thank you for watching! I would honestly carry something like this in a backpack with a smaller, more socially acceptable folder or multitool in my pocket or belt. To stay low-profile. Some one-handed opening knives are multitools as well, I like the leatherman skeletool the most, except that the clip loosens up over time, and it can slide out of your pocket.

[@qparxiii]

Will the durability and functionality of the sheath last forever??? Thank U

[@carlrobinson8177]

You just need a little more practice, I love mine. Great video thanks for sharing

[@kennywheelus6857]

You need to check out varusteleka.com, they a knife called the skrama, it's like a giant clever knife, it's 240 mm long,4mm thick spine, great for camping, it's 80crv2 carbon steel or you can get them in stainless steel too, also check out the terava jaakaripukko knife from Finland.

[@tigerpisces5506]

What is the nick in the front of the blade? I can do this with a $15 knife.

[@TheNinjaEveryDay]

I believe that the "nick" is a wire breaker. Thank you for watching.

[@BeefT-Sq]

This video claims that Tom Brown stole the design from Robb Russon : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqLPnHmmr8aEmrs

[@BeefT-Sq]

Wear eye protection. 🤓