Wonderful Balance and Fantastic Function!! Condor Argyll Scottish Machete

Balance...agility...style...the Condor Argyll Scottish Machete is a magnificent addition to the Condor Tool and Knife lineup. Designed by survival instructor and survival expert Walter Matthews, the Condor Scottish Machete combines a modern look and feel with traditional patterns and touches. In this video, we look at the machete in a hard use field test while using it in the bushcraft shelter build and fire craft scenarios.
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[@wm_survival]

Thanks a lot for reviewing another of my designs buddy. I am so glad you liked the Argyll. Loved your video.

[@nicholasdamicosr4408]

I like your machete your buddy you're buddy not so much dead trees all around them he chooses to chop down the live one common sense just is it in his repertoire

[@dicksonanthony1]

I'm impressed with the quality, artistry, thought and innovation that went into this design. Eventually, I'd like to make this my first machete.

[@wm_survival]

@@dicksonanthony1 many thanks 😀

[@lalli8152]

I really like this design because it looks different, but still functional. Nice also its distally tapered i find that impacts greatly how well tool feels while working with it especially on large blades. I think it was common feature on historical designs maybe also just cos if they were hand forged hammering the steel to shape might give quite naturally distal taper. But i think there was good reason why swords, and large tools often had that as feature. Only negative for me is i dont like sheaths with snaps, and that are open like that, but i guess its practical if the blade flares towards the tip.

[@lalli8152]

@@nicholasdamicosr4408 there is nothing wrong chopping down live tree if you are in area where you are allowed to do so. He also selected the tree from where lots of trees were clumped together. People who actually owns forests cuts trees like this all the time because more sparse trees grow better. In clump they just compete from same space, and resources

[@richardhenry1969]

I really like this blade its a step back from some of your other overpriced knives. I really like what they did with the handle. You know funny thing I've been a mechanic for 40 years working with steel. The only tools I have rust are stuff I never use. The best way to care for steel is use it.

[@budthecyborg4575]

17:23 I know that battoning is everyone's most favorite controversy, but I have never split wood to make a fire and I love making big campfires. The best way to make a fire is just stack whole logs over your firepit. To get the fire started you want to make a featherstick, but after that it's just gathering progressively larger sticks until you can burn a whole log.

[@PREPFORIT]

14:40 Wow, That machete bites. In this case that is a compliment It really looks great for multiple tasks. A good tough test for a good tough blade.

[@tomasraniak4584]

Woow,this is wonderful 👍👍👍

[@joevincer8337]

Best review of a Condor blades I've seen on the tube yet!!! Thx good sir!

[@outerlimitless]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it...I appreciate the support!

[@josephpatrissi5670]

What a great design Walter. Hats off to you and Condor! As always Eric tests em’ hard!!

[@outerlimitless]

Thanks Joe...I am very impressed at this design, the balance, and I love the aesthetics!

[@joevincer8337]

I just got mine yesterday and I'm in love with it already!! Awesome life tool the Argyll is! Very nimble and powerful blade!

[@outerlimitless]

Glad you like it. It's a very nice knife!! Enjoy it!

[@joevincer8337]

@@outerlimitless this video is what finalized my decision on buying it. Thank you for being thorough on testing !

[@dick_richards]

Love it

[@justinwaltower9454]

This reminds me of Condor Knives 🔪, but waaaaay better! 🤩

[@dlife7427]

Its made by Condor knives.

[@bladetherapy3797]

I've wanted this blade since it came out, I have on on the way to me now, the American tanto is by far my favorite blade style and I can't wait to handle this gorgeous blade

[@outerlimitless]

Sweet! You'll like it. Such a cool blade. You should check out Walter Matthew's other designs. Very useful bushcraft style

[@terryrussell5173]

Crazy cool 😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@newyorkerik]

Nice Chainsaw

[@davidno1minton997]

Cool,cool

[@outerlimitless]

Thanks, I appreciate the view!

[@savagestacker]

Great review my friend great video as well new sub thank you

[@GAUROCH2]

This is an "ersatz" of the siberian machete, (sometimes known as the "saboteur"). It's an excellent tradicional design, proved over centuries and certified by the academy of human motricity and ergonomics of S. Petesburg. The Condor version is longer, perhaps to acomodate for the needs in types of environment outside Siberia... It is an excellent blade, strong and efficient for chopping and splitting.

[@squirelova1815]

Ooooooo...now I have a proper knife to cut me Haggis with. FRRRREEEEEEEDOOOOM!!!

[@rebelyell2741]

Great video. You showed it’s capabilities. What’s the thickness of the steel at the handle butt?

[@ShelleyRaskin]

Looks like you had fun, for future vids would be good to have the basic specs without having to jump on condor website, just length and weight, cheers.

[@genin69]

You should baton on both sides of the wood. front of blade and near the handle. will go through those logs like butter

[@philpowell1162]

Wow impressive 👏 The only thing that i dont like is they should of kept the red sheath and not the black !

[@j.p.4541]

Great review man, have you had a chance to look at Tops Knives - Storm Vector?

[@sanchohermoso6084]

THAT A NICE MACHETE. BUT CAN I RECOMMEND A NEW DESIGNED BECAUSE OF MY EXPERIENCE IN THE FARM Cutting heavy grass and in bush

[@terryrussell5173]

How do I buy that where in Canada

[@savagestacker]

Just ordered one off bladeHQ before watching this . Do you happen to know the grind angle on the blade ?

[@barrybueler3356]

Nice shirt I have the same one I think the only difference is that mine is all OD green sexy😍. Don’t own any condor knives but from what I’ve seen they have lots of options so u can find something u like well priced and good looking also.

[@daniloderecho9703]

What is the lenght of handle and blade sir

[@flashforce699]

Like a idiot in your last video I thought it was the Tops Seax , wich one do you like better between the two ? Me personally I like the handle on the Tops and the forward angle of the blade , I found when tools have that forward angle it leads to less fatigue for me any how .

[@KENAHIGHLANDER]

Appreciate the video and the demonstration. What was the name of the KNIVE you showed early on in the video?

[@outerlimitless]

That's the "Selknam" which is the smaller knife I showed. I hope that helps!

[@ronwright2777]

Is it a very expensive machete

[@kek148]

What are we surviving from?

[@arnelgelera6248]

May I know the brand and model of the other knife behind the machete in the thumbnail of this video thanks

[@kinglaqueefa6884]

Condor selknam

[@DudesIn101]

Hey I heard you on everyday tactics with Tim,I liked the content,so I came to check out the chann,I'm a new sub to your chann can't wait to get together and build a blade...

[@outerlimitless]

Thanks for the sub! Reach out any time. I try to reply as often as possible. I appreciate the support!

[@hansstepford7824]

A remote control Rolls.

[@HarlyNo]

One thing i noticed that American (not southern / latin American) usually don't know how to cut with machete. You looks uncomfortable using it. Man i can cut down small tree like that less than 10 cut, especially using good machete like that. You can't cut tree horizontal like that 😅

[@iceblood16]

I can agree with you, but only with the KZbinrs. There are plenty of woodsman who can use a machete just fine. Most of the videos I watch it is a lack of experience and technique for sure.

[@andyunchained4393]

Also a sheath will blunt the blade...

[@gearbarrel6237]

like to toss some baseball bat grip on my knives like this. Condor is really turning out some quality blades at a steal of a price!

[@YamamotoKazuo]

Must have in a zombie apocalypse

[@njzeigler4370]

What is Scottish about it? It looks like a katana with a silly handle.......

[@Erebus.666.]

Watching this guy chopping, reminds me of a woman throwing a ball . It's actually really good seeing someone with no skills using the blades. Shows what the blade itself can handle. Good job Condor

[@ronaldcatapang5739]

Not sharp enough, you can hear the resonance sound from the wood. Not impressive.

[@patrikbjorling4391]

That thing is WAY to small...

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

I see nothing Scottish at all in that machete.

[@outerlimitless]

Except the designer and the symbology he added?

[@turtlewolfpack6061]

@@outerlimitless not enough for me, calling something Scottish with no physical design concepts from Scotland is just silly. If this were a modernized dirk, that would make sense. You can't call something Scottish and then it is Scottish. Or any historic nationality for that.

[@BlueOx2277]

If that’s a machete then I’m a porn star

[@hansstepford7824]

What did R say to the hiker? I don't like you. Not funny?? Well, what is the difference between R and the ocean? 2 waves. Ha ha ha.

[@sontoloyo972]

hahahahahahaahahahah

[@andyunchained4393]

Garbage...... The Bolo is the best, Carbon steel. No stainless garbage

[@marciolprado1]

There are hardly any trees in the place and the guy is still going to cut down live trees just to build his damn shelter. Besides, he still wants to judge a product made by a guy much more experienced than he is. Maybe when you design and produce your own blades you can judge someone else's.

[@outerlimitless]

What do you mean "design and produce your own slides"?

[@marciolprado1]

@@outerlimitless blades

[@outerlimitless]

@@marciolprado1 Yep gotcha. I do...8 models so far. Including chopping designs. Thanks

[@DShiflet01]

Hey clown show, you realize the literal designer of this knife sent his OWN PERSONAL PROTOTYPE to this guy to review it, right? You think the knife's designer would send his knife to be reviewed by a guy who doesn't know his shit?

[@samsun5122]

Talk too much

[@outerlimitless]

Thank you! Glad you liked it!