Did FALLKNIVEN Clone the COLD STEEL TRAIL MASTER!!?? King of all knives 

Not even the $1 kitchen hell knife beats it

I would have given it 7.5. Actually, I don't think I've ever seen better primary text.

XD

Why didnt they show the secondary text rating?

@@calebldanner Because secondary text is just like a secondary V-edge

Hence why Thursday is the best day of the week

Really I couldn’t tell lol

Damn, see this is why we should maybe censor our videos more! Then parents wont have to be afraid to protect childrens ears! Cheers mate!!!

Haha no drama guys, he's mature for his age but he laughs at all the silly stuff too. Keep up the good work!

@@DutchBushcraftKnives his son is 47, its cool, swear away

Ah, tactical ninja drills

Laughed at this, because I’m exactly the f**kin’ same!!! :D

I laughed so hard, that I accidently cut an apple in half. Where are the wipes, quick....

Nice. That's me with the bench made puuko at this point

What's the function?

Me neither hahahahhaa

thay would be the better comparison

yup....im getting 1 forsure

Not convex no comparison

​@@RubricoA. Not really because the 3V Trailmaster isn't made in Japan by Hattori unlike the San Mai III version and the Fallkniven Modern Bowie.

The 3V version is superior in every regard. Better steel, better toghness, no whacky convex, superior flat grind with v-edge.

Thanks that's good info.

Hahahahaha you gotta love what things as kids we get away with😉 much love and thank you for the laugh 👍

Wow….. bring it on

​@@DutchBushcraftKnivesdid you guys try it yet in 3V?

I also own the O1 version and I like it a lot. Really wondering how much better the VG1 would preform compared to the O1 version.

@@RealKaizoku thought the same but honestly this thing holds an edge really well, considering what I do with it. But I'd be lying if I said I wouldn't love the upgraded version.

Yes, you never see the end of it. They have a factory hidden in the backyard shed. It's made of pubic hairs.

Over the years there have been suggestions that Hattori was the maker of the Cold Steel Sanmai Trailmaster and the Fallkniven NL1 Thor based upon appearance, components, grind, and dimensional similarity. Those knife enthusiasts and collectors certainly have a keen eye. Dimension comparison: Hattori H160-1 Aus8 Overall: 375 mm (14 3/4″) Blade: 242 mm (9 1/2″) blade thickness: 6.8 mm (0.267″) Weight: 465 g (16.4 oz) Cold Steel Trail Master VG-1 core laminate (San Mai III). Overall: 14 1/2 ” Blade: 9 1/2″ Blade thickness: 5/16″ (0.31mm) Weight: 17.502 oz Fallkniven Northern Lights “Thor” NL1 VG-10 core laminate Overall: 15.15″ (385mm) Blade: 254 mm (10″) blade thickness: 7mm (0.28″) Weight: 520g (18.4 oz) Fallkniven Modern Bowie Cobalt Steel Laminated Overall : 15.23″ (387mm) Blade: 254 mm (10″) blade thickness: 7.41mm (0.29″) Weight: 565g (19.92 oz) The Hattori H-160 series and the Northern Light series share the exact same stainless guard, leather handle, pommel and screw, with different spacers. The current Cold Steel Sanmai Trailmaster uses a different stainless guard in the same shape as the brass ones used on their Carbon Steel models. However the early Aus6 and Aus8 core Sanmai Trailmasters used a stainless guard that is exactly like that of the H-160 and NL1 except that it is a mm or two thinner. The Fallkniven Lights NL1 Thor was introduced in 2002 and is the largest of the Northern Lights series. Originally shipped with a brown leather sheath with a Viking helmet logo, it now ships with a black leather one. There is little to say about this model other than that since it’s introduction it has been considered by many to be the best big bowie available today. The Cold Steel Trailmaster was introduced in 1987-198 and consequently has a long history, and a considerable following of it’s own. The very first ones were both made in the U.S. and in Japan with Carbon V, Cold Steel’s proprietary name for the carbon steel used. The ones made in Japan at this time are extremely rare. These early Trailmasters had a convex grind but then changed to a flat grind. The Trailmaster is a the classic big bowie with a 9 1/2″ blade, 14 1/2″ overall, a blade thickness of 5/16″, a full guard and a kraton handle. These dimensions and basic features have not changed over 28 years, although blade materials and country of origin have varied. In the 1990s Cold Steel offered another Trailmaster made in Japan using “400 Series Stainless” designated 16JS. This is called the 1st generation stainless TM and was only produced for a couple of years. A 2nd generation 16JS was made 1998-2001 using Aus6. It had a convex ground blade, called a rolled edge in the catalog, similar to the current VG1 Sanmai model. Early versions were marked on the ricasso, whereas later models were marked on the blade near the spine. These versions closely resemble the Sanmai version except that the word “Sanmai” and lamination line is missing. Taken fro “The Hattori Collector.com

You mean Cold Beer?

As much as I like Fallkniven I'm definitely not paying almost $700 for their Modern Bowie. I'll stick with the Trail Master. Same manufacturer.

Save even more buy the Mtech MT-151 it was $15 and took an absolute hammering.

I love Cold Steel for my edc folders. I love Kukri House for a fixed blade chopper ( 100 dollars 💵 or less for a custom hand made knife). I also absolutely love 🖤 the Skrama.

@@sticksnstonespatriot1728 Always liked the CS Laredo best bowie for the money only other one I would love would have been a custom Bill Bagwell Helles Belle Bowie.

especially regarding the fact that one can buy the Trail Master in CPM-3V super steel too, for 540$, which is still about 140$ cheaper then the other

@@justafloridamanfromthe75thRR $540 is the MSRP, but in practice, it’s more like $450.

Canada doesn't have any national holidays. Just ideas they took from everyone else.

@@kejadventures241 is that suppose to be witty or mean ? Anyways , Happy Canada Day , hope you feel better.

Happy Canada Day from Michigan! I'm drinking a Molson XXX to celebrate 🍻

calgary has just about melted from the heat wave.

@@kejadventures241 a nation without national holidays… because KEJ Adventures says so… that’s the most American notion I’ve ever entertained,

Mine is about 35 years old. Its a Carbon V version. Still my favorite beast knife.

I love cold steel for my edc folders . and I love the Terava Skrama and Kukri House (3chirra mini)Kukri for fixed blade choppers.

Hahahahahaha damnit

Great movie

great movie

Broke in to the wrong goddamn rec room didn't ya you bastard!

Just doing what I can, with what I've got!

Wow!!!

Wow!!!

I picked up a SRK San Mai for $85 on Amazon recently. Great knife.

Neither are manufactured in America though fallkniven is Swedish and cold steel is Chinese.

@@rickterrance4981 I believe you'll find both these knives were manufactured in Japan.

I have a real old one in Carbon V. I love the knife - and the steel.

Those aren't easy to find, I loved my carbon v srk back when I was stationed at Ft Hood. That is a nice knife you have there my friend.

@@tenke1525 Thank you. Yes, it is a wonderful knife, and I carry it a lot when I am in the woods. Just purchased the Drop Forged Survivalist 4 weeks ago, it is quite a bit smaller, lets say the same size as the Recon Scout, the blade and its geometry was copied from the Recon Scout what imho is a bit compacter version of the Trailmaster. The Survivalist is literally indestructable. It is made of 52100 high carbon, and I like it a lot, too. It was only € 124.-- in Germany, should be give or take USD 100.-- in the US. A real good and reasonable priced alternative to the Trailmaster.

Yes we believe so too!

Dude, I wish you luck. The big Bowie knives were blown out at blade HQ for a long time and the Trail Master is like the most established and popular big blade out there. I hope Cold Steel can fill your order and not be on back order until fall.

@@nunninkav we know we had em before and our third party supplier is usually out, so known we're dealing with coldsteel directly as well as few other so we can try and keep a stock of the better sellers

Fällkniven just copied the modus operandi of Cold Steel and found a way to make the world think that they were a worthwhile knife company.

You were already disturbed Carly.

@@biilybutt9016 - haha it made it 10x worse!

@@carlyellison8498 You shouldn't be allowed to play with knives.

Come on... As long as it does what it is supposed to do...

I have some GREAT knives in that steel.its more a matter of edge geometry and what you are doing with a knife.forget all the crazy advertising about crazy steels.as long as you have a good knife with a medium steel and also important,you can sharpen your own knife,you are good to go my friend!!!

They should make a folder, with triad lock out of it. Lynn Thompson would totally wear it on it's pocket.

@@mariothewhite I'd carry it, too. Now, you are trying to tell me that you won't....? Come on...

@@kongandbasses8732 lololol, tempting

Easy to sharpen? How do U keep the convex edge when resharpening pls?

Fjallkniven handle and sheath are better, imho