Bear Grylls Gerber, knives, tools, kit survival, Ultimate Knife, parang, scout 

Three?

Maybe a million

one. Because the next bear would grill bear grylls while bear grylls grills the first bear.

ming deng as many bears as Bear Grylls could if Bear Grylls could grill bears

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My multi tool does that too but it’s not a bear Grylls one, it’s not even made by Gerber, they’re just not locked in so they come out

Horrible detent

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Cool story

+absoluttchamp wtf

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+Colin Chaney All my multitools are Leathermen and all my kitchen knives are Victorinox! :D

I would say VICTORINOX and Leatherman

If you buy cheap knives, you get bad quality.

they are already too expensive for being so badly made and fragile. Other brands make tools way more sturdy and better finished for less money. His very last full tang version of the survival knife is not too bad though. but the one showed in the video is absolute junk.

Survival. too want to live ... then when are you going to die ... .. what's the answer?

Actually he isnt making anything. He gets paid for the company putting his name on them. And are they made in China?

***** Most of them yeah.

Yeah you are so right and no one says that. And looked at a few of his knives all ready. If they were made in America I would buy one, to see how good it is. Made in China, NO WAY, so will not waste my time and the money.

how long did it last 11 years later?

Looks hard to sharpen though and the sheath looks flimsy

Besides the Gerber mystery steel.

Actually it's way to soft, and requires sharpening very often. The steel is very likely to cruel.

where you can find that knife

@@saihky6897 discontinued bro

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I think his throat is a bit dry, because he hasnt drunk any of his own piss today.

U both wrong... this is a recording of a recording lol

Why he does not have my respect has nothing to do with his skills or accomplishments. he does not have my respect because he markets these crappy blades to his fans than may actually need to use one day. These blades will break after some use compared to what blades at this price range should be able to do. If anything he needs to show some respect to his fans by not pushing overpriced junk to them.

Dan Martin i see the way you see it, his knives arnent terrible I have the one will the sheath and flint, it was around 60 bucks if I can remember, and I was decent keeps its edge for a long time, its no hunting knife but it is what is sais it is a good survival knife, but I cant judge his other appliances since ive never tried them, id like to try his canteen and boiling cup though.

***** I'm with you about Les .. but Ray Mears .. alone? Not likely, he has as much crew around him as Bear, and what I've heard from people meeting him, he can be a bit of a wisea-- and center-of-attention guy. That's really sad. Great skills are only as good as the humility they come with, in my opinion. Sadly, there's no real non-comercialized survivalist out there. They all do their best to sell stuff or their knowledge as high as possible. Look at Dave C of Dual Survival. First he posted some videos for free .. but when he got enough followers .. all of a sudden he didn't even stop at just being a YT partner .. he started charging for people watching his videos as bad as any crappy WWF-on-demand fight on your tv.

***** That has nothing to do with the production of the show. That's like saying .. "hey, he's had cancer .. he must be a good actor" about anyone. No correlation between the two.

Same for his products and knives. He may be a survivalist, but that does not mean he knows anything about steel or blade geometry. Good out door blades are best designed by out doors men, with an eye for design and engineering, not survivalist.

Yvesyew In The Walking Dead they use a Knife and the Parang Machete

While he’s getting chased by a horde of zombies, he stops, looks at the camera, and starts giving a lesson on how to run away from zombies

Aussie Chip Lol I see

Rusty Shackleford Glock is Even cheaper and lasts forever

@@swupel3622 Glock knife is ok but it is not full tang. Would not be good for survival knife.

@@stansmith4054 I used it for over 2 years (also batoning etc) and it works perfectly fine

@@swupel3622 mine broke after stabbing a log while on a tropical island

@@khangvo5408 Weird I never even had bending or anything whilst using it for 4 years in the alps

+jay c uhu How old are you?

hahahahaha

+jay c He was less than a year old when the Vietnam war ENDED. Stop trying to pretend you're someone you're not. Or, at least try and do it well.

Joe Gurr hhahahaha great comment xD

It’s a joke, if you didn’t get it

ben gerling it if full tang

Exactly. If you are doing anything more serious than spreading butter, Don't buy a Bear Grylls Machete. They are complete Junk! Condor Engineer Bolo... Now that's a machete!

***** Chinese blades? You obviously haven't looked at the Condor Engineer bolo review on here... The steel is the same steel used to make rail road tracks. I know two people personally who had gerber machetes ... and the blade broke off at the handle.

I agree with you Gerber products are terrible these days, get a Cold Steel, an Ontario there so much better.

Jason Huang Get a proper stainless steel like Japanese Cos and VG10 steel, or Swedish powdered stainless like Elmax and m390, those steels won't fail on you!

This blade has some problem, but not the steel.

The new version the bear grylls ultimate pro is way better though

+Chris Hall maybe but bear grills is a fraud and almost everything is scripted and many things he says are false and or could hurt you while serving

+Ek Motovlogs surviving

@@chrisavalon9926 it has garbage steel

gerber is 1000 times better and price wise theres no match my gerber knife was £40 and victornaux was £8.80

+Paul Cushenan Lol, I assume you're joking..

+Dominique Buzon Swiss Army knife or (Victorinox)vs Gerber..... Ill take a Gerber over them any day. I think Swiss is a bit confused on their prices. $106 for a complete kitchen knife set or $40 for 1 kitchen knife lol. $30-$106 on a Army knife with a whole bunch of junk on it where the hinges will ware down on them. I find them to be very uncomfortable to handle and use.

Keith Hill A whole bunch of junk on it where the hinges will ware down on them? That's the perfect description of a fake SAK!

+Keith Hill Did you actually see once a Swiss Army Knife?

same

Lmao....too funny

Yeah I have to agree. Hulfators, Mora and Bako all make traditional camp knives that are very cheap, but incredibly good quality. I have one of each. The Bako Wrecking knife (technically a builders tool) is as touch as a Mac Truck and comes in at under £20.

Yea true man , I got Mora pro S very good knife price under 15 euro and Hultafors HVK carbon steel 4 euro its one of best knife for me and also Hultaforcs stainless thoose knife are so good .They are craftsman knife but i think for camping,bushcrafting ,hunting ,fishing costruction for all works what u can do whith knife this is why i love them.

Tbh I never used to like them, but I kept seeing knife experts I respected casually referencing them as benchmarks whilst rating other knives. I finally checked them out and realised why they are so highly rated. I personally think its a Scandinavian thing: a Culture that has traditionally camped, fished and hunted for over a millennium, in a hostile environment where steel is scarce and a valuable commodity. They were forced to make the best knife, out of the steel they had, with the most economy, and with a grind that could be sharpened until the whole knife was worn away. A knife was for life back then. (hence the straight scandi-grind). I recently bought the cheapest Hulfators knife I could find on amazon as an experiment ... it might be small, the back-side of spine has a rough finish... but for under 5euro ......christ.. you could survive with this knife. Its razor sharp, the blade grind is impeccable and whilst the sheath is cheap and plastic, its really solid and well designed. Its main strength is that its ALL knife. No frills and bullshit.. the money went into the blade and handle.

Terror RED_M expensive lol

Ever tried the glock fm 78?

his firestarter looks pretty neat.

You got that right my man

+Rock Charles Man v Wild was over before this made

+KirbySkillz Running wild with bear grylls ?

Rock Charles Well I thought you meant the more famous one.

+Rock Charles HE DID CHECK THE LAST SEASON OF THE MAN VS WILD!

+KirbySkillz its late , go to sleep

I actually lold at this comment

m.A.A.dVillain it’s very difficult to equate knives with computers because the number of operating systems in circulation and the number of brand names selling computers is much lower than the number of knife makers, brand names, etc. If I were to make the bridge, serrated edge knives are like computers with windows operating systems. They’re common, lots of people like them, and they’re junk once they’ve had a few cuts, but that’s fine because they can be had for very cheap or very expensive. Mac is like a straight edge knife. There’s no consideration for people who prefer to use their knife to saw through a rope, they’re only meant for people who like slicing. And people who go for Macs would go for straight edge blades because maintenance on them is very easy and minimal. The knives like Mac OS, just work the way they were intended with no added multi-functionality. So what is a Bear Grylls knife in this analogy? I would say it’s an HP. One of the ones that’s made to look more like a MacBook Pro, but doesn’t have any upgraded internal components. Much like how the steel on a Bear Grylls knife looks good because of the form, but works terribly due to the substandard components.

It's actually pretty well made stuff

Bloodnuke67 _ no its shit against any knife ive ever tried

highly priced? what

gugli Price - quality wise it is shit

Scott Jones Yes you are sir.

You may know more than Bear Grylls, and that is fine! I applaud your infinite knowledge of survival. Still, that is no reason to verbally attack him by saying he doesn't know what he is doing. He obviously knows enough to have survived both his stint in the military as well as several expeditions to places that kill anyone who doesn't know what they are doing. On top of that, he really hasn't done anything to you personally, so why attack him?

Mandy Lou Considering he has on several occasions during his show done things that are against the most basic rules of survival and potentially would cause death or injuries if done in a survival situation. Not to mention the quality of the Gerber gear with the Bear Gryll's line is cheap and poor design that you can purchase better for cheaper. It is sad as I love Gerber. His military service also is not called to question on the methods he is teaching and the products he is offering.

The Papa Smurf 1. Bear Grylls is in a whole level above other survivors like Les Stroud. Les Stroud is jealous of Bear Grylls because he can't do the things that Bear can do. Les can't survive extreme situations. He can only survive in situations that he has a safe spot to make camp and enough water and food around to gather. If he had an accident, get trapped on ledge of a cliff, and lost all his belonging, he'll have no clue what to do. Bear, on the other hand, will show you how to improvise anything into a life saving tool, assess the situation, and make smart decisions, which dramatically increase the chance of survival. 2. Bear never do anything against the rules of survival. He always tell you how to avoid those dangerous situations, but he goes a step further by showing how to get out it in case you couldn't avoid it (which happens all the time). His shows are not about watching how he survive (that would be too easy), but it's rather about putting him in extreme situations so that he can show the kind of knowledge, and will power required to get to safety. Why? Because there are people die every year facing those kind of extreme situations. There are many hikers who are trapped in all kind of hell holes every years and most of them die because they don't know the right things to do. Bear put himself in all those situations and show how to get out of it alive in order to save those unfortunate people's lives. Like i said, Bear is in a league of his own. Don't even compare puny Les Stroud to mighty Bear Grylls.

Seyha Leonhartz No. Bear Grylls shows are so action based so that they receive an audience, and much of what he shows you is staged (ie: hey watch me make fire with a bow drill - 5seconds later he's done), and the information is misleading. RU-vid Trapper Jack. He'll show proper improvisation of tools and such. Also, Bear Grylls never mentions the fact that usually the best way to survive is just staying put and spending as little energy as possible (like his army training teaches) and waiting for rescue. Instead he focuses on running about and doing stupid things like leaping cliff to cliff (imagine if he broke a leg - in a survival situation that's pretty much you screwed). I have no hatred (in fact I respect him for his service) for the guy, I simply recognise that him and his show is mainly entertainment, and offer little practical survival instruction or knowledge. If you want proof of this just look at his tools - they're pretty much all overpriced and some of them are literally just Gerber Products with his name on them and a new grip! Like his show most are just money spinners. Not actual survival tools. So while I like Bear, I'd take Ray Mears' knowledge (and equipment) over his anyday.

The machete I mean. The knives are fine.

you know machetes are duller bc its designed that way , its for chopping not fine cutting

+larsheuker First of all, a good machete should be rather sharp. And second of all, what I meant was that it comes without an edge.