ESEE Knives: Picking the Right Knife for the Right Job - The Out of Doors Episode 7

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There's no doubt that ESEE knives are tough...capable of getting down to significant hard use. But at some point you need to understand the limitations of your tools...and use the right tool for the right job. In this video we explore a wide variety of ESEE models to demonstrate the different features and discuss the pro's and con's for practical tasks. This is a comprehensive look and detailed discussion that knife fans will enjoy and ESEE fans will love!
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@ironmikehallowween Год назад

After watching this, I think I will go with an axe. Thanks for the video

@rkh7169 Месяц назад

I cary a CRKT Chogan and the ESEE Laser Strike. For that exact reason 😂

@michaelhmfic8346 Год назад

I've have always loved the ESEE knives. Used them on a few deployments.

@PREPFORIT 2 года назад

Very versatile blades. Fresh ESEE ground coffee.👍🏻 Batoning wood is a necessity in most situations. You work closely with the wood you are turning into kndling. The axe is there to process logs.

@shawnchumley5774 9 месяцев назад

I was having a hard time choosing my first Esee. After watching this, I now have an LS and a 6 on the way.

@GrognardPiper 9 месяцев назад

I have a bunch of knives, but my Esee 4HM is my all around favorite.

@vitocarbonara7770 Год назад

This review was excellent!!! It really offered the strengths of each knife. I find that ESEE produces a great knives at reasonable prices

@outerlimitless Год назад

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you liked it!

@oldgoat8861 Год назад

We are all different, and needs are different. Weight, versatility, need, even age (I'm over 60yrs old) I live in Upsate North East USA, hardwood county, large and small game with lots of ponds, lakes, streams to fish in. AN ESEE 6 & 4 (I attached sheaths togeather by cord) are my carry in the woods and about ALL THE TIME. Why ..??... Age and muscle/nerve skills diminish in age a little larger gives me a safety and ease of use. The #4 handles ALL SMALL CHOIRS to include skinning game....MY #6 sets camp, tinder sticks (larger knife for me easier/controllable and safer ), large game quartering /joint seperating/etc, (#4 to skin). Also #6 is my digging and abusing knife. I do carry a SILKY 240 BUSHCRAFT SAW...to old and to much work to chop unless I use my CONDOR VILLAGE at base camp. HINT HERE: Cut wood at 12" and not larger. Easier to baton/split. USE THE RIGHT TOOL for the right job and the right hike about, and Basecamp is different than a hike about. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SILKY SAW & KNIFE HERE.....Any knife you beat your brains regardless of Jungulus or not......simple cutting with minimal effort with a SILKY. That or carry a CONDOR PARANG with a ESEE #3or #4 attached to the sheath.

@NDSTRUCTIBLE1 Год назад

My favorite System is the following with ESEE Bush/Jungle Darien Machete Small Bushcraft RB3 Chopper Gibson Axe Hunting ESEE4 S35VN Caping Izula S35VN Field Knife ESEE5 PDE Survival ESEE6 PB Large Knife Junglas 2 EDC Laser Strike Camp/Kitchen JG5

@swampyankeeknives Год назад

Opposing results when one person stabilizes the wood with their left hand and one doesn’t. The unstable wood causes the knife to bounce away and not dig in.

@SpaceEsDir Год назад

I will buy the Standard Esee 6…👍🏻

@DoloresVillatoro-ho5jg 3 месяца назад

Rice here, I just ordered my very first Esee 6 knife. I heard a lot of good things about this knife but lets face it, if you're in a place like BC down to the amazon rain forests, it rains a lot, and you have no choice but to baton wood in these locations. It's not about beating the knife like a hammer, but about getting to the dry wood. I don't want to carry an axe, and I don't want to carry another knife for this purpose, another knife for that purpose. I want to carry a knife that can do it all. And I would never use the tip for prying, that's just dumb.

@altered_beast Год назад

Bunch of linear hatchets. Not impressed by anything from Esee. Moved to lionsteel.

@bds123087 Год назад

I wish you would’ve included the Darien machete, I might not be pronouncing that correctly, but I love that machete!! One of my favorite tools to use when camping. Awesome review!!

@realbroggo Год назад

This vid is 100% spot on. I've been into knives for 35+ years and the no.1 problem I continue to see is users failing to take the time to assess their requirements prior to buying the best knife for those requirements. There are big differences between wood chopping & food prep!! All too often users buy a knife that they 'like' or that has been 'recommended', then they try to make it work and wonder why the performance is bad or the knife fails. This vid gives some great advice to help assess your requirements. Sharp blades all.

@richroc7 Год назад

Agree I got the Izula for edc first and I absolutely loved it and I just got the 6 and it’s phenomenal. I’m not a hunter so I didn’t get the rb3, jg3 or Ashley game knife. I enjoy bushcraft and general outdoors activities, camping hiking etc. I’d like to get a laser strike next.

@LKN4WAR Год назад

I think it would be cool if ESEE did a 7 with the same blade as the 5. New sub. Great channel. Saw your carnivore review. Such a cool looking blade. I try to do carnivore diet so it’s a must have😀

@outerlimitless Год назад

Thanks for joining! Glad to have you! Carnivore releases August 4 on the Work Tuff website... Thanks for watching!

@spectermad9180 Год назад

A 7inc blade a 1/4 of a inch...yes if EESE WOULD MAKE A KNIFE THAT BIG I WOULD PAY FOR IT..

@Mean-Gene Год назад

Ive got several esee knives, love them and the warranty. My fav is the candiru, but ive bad experience with the shitty polymer sheath that came with. Mine had a fairly loose fit that ended with me losing one of them while working. The new one was better, but i still cant stand that style sheath. Glad they have the handle scales now too. Its not fully esee made, but i like the folders as well. Avispa model is a go to for me.

@johansallqvist6027 Год назад

Imagine to have Granfors bruk small axe that weigh less than some of those knife doing what they try to do. It would put them all to shame massively .Greetings from Sweden.

@RandallsAdventureESEE 2 года назад

Will have to give this a look! Thanks again for such in depth video!

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

I hope you can catch some of this! It was awesome to film and enjoy such phenomenal knives! I appreciate it!

@RandallsAdventureESEE 2 года назад

@@outerlimitless Good stuff Eric and Joe. We love to see a real-world evaluation vs. some idiot chopping a car hood or flag pole! Thanks again for your work!

@Ve-suvius 2 года назад

@@RandallsAdventureESEE So you have seen 'Joe X' from Österreich doing his destruction tests. The Mora Companion HD did amazingly well .He couldn't break it doing the tip bending test. The steel pole broke it at the end. But it took some work for sure. I find those tests interesting. They don't mean some knives are better than others because they did survive the test. That would mean everyone is going to use a ESEE-5 type of knife. No thanks 😁.

@ericguner 2 года назад

You and Joe look like you both were in your element and having a blast. My thing is this: Esee and Tops probably have a knife to fit every scenario and niche. I would highly recommend both brands and your knives you make are awesome Eric! I also would mention WorkTuff Gear. They make incredibly sharp, tough, and just overall badass blades! Awesome vid Eric and Joe!

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

Thank you! This one was very enjoyable to make! Hard to beat a pile of ESEE's, good company, and a nice fall day! Thanks for watching!

@ericguner 2 года назад

@@outerlimitless You are welcome Eric. Very impressed with your channel. I have two of your knives. Love them both! I have bought several knives and flashlights due to your reviews. Keep it up! I'll be watching!

@BretCahill Год назад

Great job of showing these knives strengths and weaknesses for different task. Also I think most importantly and without really being said shows the importance of being able to sharpen your knives in the field.

@karolwlad76 Год назад

Sorry to say that but the flat grind is the less good choice for bushcraft. In my opinion the best grind is convex and scandi. I have a Esee 5 and 3 and it's best purpouse is the food prep out in the woods. Second thing is the steel - 1095 is not the best for outdoor activities. I prefer more durable steels like CPM3V. It's harder to bring the edge to factory but it lasts longer in the field.

@adamgrimes820 Год назад

The esee 3 and laser strike are my perfect camp duo. Slicer/food prep and a total beater

@toughscoutsurvival3347 2 года назад

Hello... I'm Madushan from sri Lanka... i enjoyed your video so much..... it's very interesting.... I love ESEE knife..... ESEE 5 is my favourite ... good job sir..... and good luck 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

Thank you for watching! I appreciate your support! The ESEE 5 is a great model... very capable knife!

@daveshikingandbiking8274 2 года назад

Great video! I love the long videos with you and Joe! I have the ESEE 5 and love it! Thanks again!

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

Thank you! We have fun...it's great to have his insight and commentary! Thanks for watching!

@axemonkey 2 года назад

For chopping tasks, it is stupid to expect a 4 inch blade to chop through a 1/2 inch branch. Lean the tree up against another tree and baton it through. If a 4 inch knife is all you have in the "out of doors", then you went out there extremely ill prepared. I know you are just trying to make a point, but the point is don't expect that little bitty knife to do the job of a much bigger knife or a hatchet. To think it would be just as effective for this task is delusional. Just my opinion.

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

Yep that's the exact point of the entire video. But yes thank you for pointing that out. I think I said could Baton through it?

@PREPFORIT 2 года назад

Not stupid.

@gordongregory9659 Год назад

Without markers to go to the knives of interés to me this video is very disappointing. Not many people have 2 hours to spare to look at 6 knives of interest. Written constructively, I love your products.

@A.D.D.O.C.D.T 5 месяцев назад

If you don’t have the time ,don’t watch it 😂

@DeepPortalViewer 3 месяца назад

Go out and buy all the knives yourself to determine which is best for you. Great in-depth video, enjoyed watching all of it

@Bogeyman1972 Год назад

Well alk shit aside some of those aint made for chopping

@rawdog5506 2 года назад

The laser strike is the best knife in the esee line up.

@outerlimitless 2 года назад

It's impressive! I was surprised! But very glad to have used it!

@RandallsAdventureESEE 2 года назад

It's certainly my "go to" single blade for sure.....Shane

@bcvpiper8356 2 года назад

+1 on the Laser Strike

@Firebrand1967 Год назад

Yeah it is.

@TudorThomas Год назад

Totally agree. The Laserstrike is so underrated.

@canadafree2087 Год назад

I like honest people. Any knife can break if used wrong. A knife is a quality tool, not a pry bar; if your knife is a pry bar it is likely a poor knife. If you want to hack, take a machete, if you want to chop take an axe, if you want to skin, slice, carve then get a knife. I have had an ESEE 3 and 4 but sold both as I hated the flat handles. I have a RAT 7 with TKC handle and love the more filling handles. I wanted an ESEE with HM handles, but now I am leaning more towards an ESEE with TKC style handle.

@blueeyeddevil9441 Месяц назад

The right ESEE for me is All Of The Above.

@aleksandaradzic7844 9 месяцев назад

Too much talk…it is not movie, fakts and even 20 minutes are too much…so waste of time…specially when is about Esee knives…cause all of them are super…🤔

@outerlimitless 9 месяцев назад

Glad you liked it... Thanks for watching!

@johnrush7699 Год назад

Hey brothers I just wanted to say hello and tell you to try the scandi convex grind, I have a great knife from Bark River knives called the gunny scandi and it has a scandi convex grind on the blade and it really works great, the best of two grinds and you just can't beat it. I would love to see ESSIE come out with a knife with the scandi convex, I would be one of the first in line to purchase that knife. ESSIE is already in the top of my collection of knives and the scandi convex grind would put them up to EDC

@josephg.3370 Год назад

Great video!

@NO-FUGAZEE 7 месяцев назад

Imagine all the specs of a Esse 5 but 1 inch longer. New Esse 6

@KnifeCrazzzzy Год назад

Well done y’all, seeing each knifes capabilities really helps to make a purchase! 🙌🏻🤙🏻

@Hayyothhakodesh Год назад

However esee is still a solid knife and a great investment for a good price. It'll serve anyone well.

@preparedsurvivalist2245 Год назад

I feel like there is this not-so-secret conspiracy to make Laserstrikes seem like the best ESEE knife. How could it possibly better than the 6?

@outerlimitless Год назад

Saber grind...

@adamboylan2307 Год назад

To me, batoning is something I can do all day long. It's almost as if it's stress relieving.

@TacoSousVide Год назад

This series is phenomenal. Really hope to see more of you and Joe in the future. You two are very entertaining and educational together. Cheers!

@outerlimitless Год назад

Thank you... we very much look forward to these videos! Never enough time together but great when we get it! Thanks for watching!

@cristianfuentes69 Месяц назад

I bought the Esee 6 and on the way the Esee 4... and I see that I made a big mistake, they are not good at anything, there is no fine cutting in food and they do not work well with wood (a Scandi does it better) cut branches from a fallen tree? ...for that I use an axe or machete, these are supposed to be knives, I'm not going to cut down trees with them... why do you insist on the stupidity of batoning? ...I need to cut up an animal or fillet a fish, cut vegetables or simply peel them, they are only half-way good for that and there are much better options at half the price of the Esee, stainless steel like 440c which is still reliable and the Sandvick and even the Aus and Bohler... I don't need a billet, I will return them. thanks

@llCarnivoreBushcraftll 2 года назад

I use my PR4 daily. I got the TKC scales and Kydex and a ULTIclip 3.3 slim. It’s the first real multipurpose knife I’ve ever owned. Kephart was right about this styles form and function, Patrick Rollins perfected it, Esse built it!

@josephpatrissi5670 2 года назад

PR4 is literally the perfect all purpose knife. Feels sooo good in hand. TKC scales will add a nice custom touch.

@stuartniven2401 Год назад

Me to! Love it!

@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies Месяц назад

I just got an Izula in S35VN with an extended micarta handle. It’s an incredible knife. However, I still prefer my new Pacaya in CPM-3V for my fixed blade EDC knife.

@random_eskimo_in_the_rockies Месяц назад

I know the two things I need to know in order to use the ever loving crap out if my knife: 1) It’s made of CPM-3V, and 2) It’s made by Esee. It’s useable for ANYTHING.

@ckdd8891 6 месяцев назад

I like to eat orange sherbet with my orange knife! I add LEDs to everything including my ESEE knives. I check my social media all day. Oh and my Jeep has amplified subs so I can haul my boys around town. Really though- ESEE is the best!

@nickreed3031 Год назад

I find with a good pocket knife as a slicer the essee 4 and 5 is my choice. Hence why I just purchased both today

@richroc7 Год назад

It’s amazing because just about any Esee knife one chooses is fantastic for anything. I’m in a city so I got the Izula for discrete carry.

@hotmetal459 Год назад

I have an Esee 4 in s35vn for cutting tasks. I also have a Junglas for heavier tasks. I know for a fact, it can take a massive beating.

@PileofBrass 6 месяцев назад

Joe is driving through on his strikes. You are "pulling your punches" and not carrying all the way through with your strikes. At the impact, your are pulling the blade back off the work. Let the momentum settle the blade into the target before you recover your swing.

@jmora1914 Год назад

I have seen destruction tests and other information and demos, also friends or family all have proven that the famous see 4, 5, 6, etc, and others that survivalists say the tips snap easily and snap rather easily. The famous esee knives are the best rated. But the esee famed. It knives my brother and his friends and family use knives roughly and in ways I. Use my Emmerson and cold steel knives I've tested especially as imo and all the people who bought esee knives don't keep up with the practical uses that I've used in my real survival situations and having to use the tip to cut open cans and meat, etc. Buy yourself a cold steel knife!! Watch survivor Lily's reviews on Falkniven and cold steel knives. There are big differences. In my experience, the whole esee is Hype, not practical use.

@Gator-357 10 месяцев назад

Imagine using a knife as a crowbar and it snapping in half. Who would've ever guessed? That is the mentality of some people. Use the right tool for the job, unless you àre in a true survival.situation and absolutley have to abuse your tool and use them for other than intended purposes

@jolier1313 Год назад

I'm surprised y'all didn't test the ESEE Cleaver!

@cobyhowarth4290 Месяц назад

You kinda did s35vn a lil dirty there it’s actually a very capable steel and usually outclasses 1095 in a lot of areas

@dalecarpenter8828 Месяц назад

Do you know what the best survival knife in the world is ????... The knife that you have with tou ! The right tool for the job , is just a sales thing! You don't get to pick and choose!!! I is what you have with you when you need it !!!

@tomvana4270 Год назад

Why not carry a knife 3/5 inch for cutting tasks and a hatchet or axe for chopping things.

@outerlimitless Год назад

The video wasn't about axes or hatchets...

@tomvana4270 Год назад

Oh really. (Sarcasm) You pretend campers need to use the right tool for the job.@@outerlimitless

@outerlimitless Год назад

@@tomvana4270 are you a REAL camper?

@tomvana4270 Год назад

Go play house or whatever it is you do.@@outerlimitless

@jermhanson13 Год назад

I’m a TOPS guy but the 6 is a great larger knife.

@chrisdolin1859 Год назад

You should check out The Field buddy 5.5 and 6.5.. collaboration between Esse and Tops.. I have the 6.5 and it’s frickin AWESOME..! Tad longer, heavier and saber ground.. Game changer.

@texasman45 Год назад

Fantastic and informative video y’all. I gotta say I’m torn though between the 3 and the laser strike. Might buy em both. The 3 to keep on me and the laser strike for my pack. That way I know the 3 could get me by in a pinch still 😅

@richroc7 Год назад

I want the LS myself but I have the Izula and the 6. I also want the 3 mil because it’s.125 spine is slicey.

@tomthomas1458 Год назад

Thank you for an intelligent discussion on knivies. Well done and much needed. Tom

@smokeymacpot76 Месяц назад

designed failure on chopping tests due to terrible knife handling skills

@terryshrives8322 5 месяцев назад

Yes, they are definitely right about usage and having the right tool for the right job. Here’s my problem with esee. For the steel they use, they are way to expensive. Buck is another terrible company for steel. Cheap! If you know knives at at, you will stay away from esee and buck. This whole video was made because they use cheap steel and they are tired of replacing blades for people. Here’s a concept. Start using steels that actually match your price point….

@jasonmiller9495 3 месяца назад

In a real world survival situation I would rather that cheap 1095 over any super steel. You can easily aharpen 1095

@smokeymacpot76 Месяц назад

every knife review suggests the very same knives..pretty sure they tell you what to promote

@MrBluoct Год назад

So the three “3” is a go to

@pstmory5032 Год назад

Them glasses ain't gonna protect your eyes if you don't put them on.

@mr.lawless8235 Год назад

I. actually think that there is more problems with the USER than with tool .

@ilijabosnjak76 Год назад

I know already Esse 6 ....

@dennisleighton2812 Год назад

09:28 Question: why START with the big wood and process it down to thinner stuff? Surely one starts collecting smaller stuff and work up to big logs to split down? This way you might just find you don't have to do and knife-battering at all, or just a minimal amount. 50:00 That knife is definitely not "the right tool for the job"! The Junglas or maybe the Junglas II would be more appropriate.

@outerlimitless Год назад

If I were in the remote wilderness, which I am ALL the time, I start by finding the largest pieces. Gathering enough fuel to start the fire and get it up to temperature. Often the weather is challenging...things are wet. You need to work quickly and effectively to build a strong base with dry wood. Find the largest stuff, split it down to the dry interior by batoning. process down to the kindling and tinder. Establish your fire lay...and get it sparked up. Once the fire is started you have very little time to make sure you have enough kindling and fine material to get the fire hot...there's no time for gathering. You need all your supplies directly at your side and ready to go. So time upfront can pay off in your ability to actually sustain a fire in the harshest conditions. In my experience you're prone to ultimately failing to sustain a fire if you don't have all the right materials at your side. Biggest first.

@dennisleighton2812 Год назад

@@outerlimitless In that one scenario I will agree with you! With modern technology and meteorology one can usually anticipate such conditions and plan accordingly. But yeah, in that case I would start big and do some splitting, using the right tools. Fastest way to get logs to split - a saw! Fastest way to split, an axe (or, a simple wood wedge if weight is a big issue.) Point taken.👍

@hanikaram3351 Год назад

the laser strike for chopping is like playing badminton with a basketball

@hanikaram3351 Год назад

same for the 4

@tracykooken2606 2 месяца назад

Try the lanyard. It really increases your leverage 😊. Peace

@stuartniven2401 Год назад

Would love to have seen the Esse PR4 in this shoot out. I love the PR. 4 for many of these tasks!

@stuartniven2401 Год назад

I just added the PR4 to the collection and love it! The 5 is the baton monster!

@richroc7 Год назад

I hail from the Bronx NY and I can’t help but notice your accents. Where are you guys from NY, NJ? I enjoy your videos, great stuff. I just got into ESEE Knives last year buying the Izula for edc and I just got the 6 and I love it.

@ahmadcampbell2626 Год назад

I would love to see you do this with L.T.Wrights. my current goto is the Genesis

@butchie2752 Год назад

Use a hatchet for hatchet stuff. Use a knife for knife stuff. Chopping branches? Hatchet. Bushcrafter Mark 2. Glad I got one.

@TheBlackFoxMaster Год назад

Если тебе нужен именно практичный и качественный нож, то это Bark River Bravo 1 или Ka-Bar Becker Combat BK7. Если хочешь куда то там зарубаться или что то подкапывать это Fiskars WoodXpert ХA3. Упреждая твой вопрос на тему размера и веса отвечу, что зубочисткой от Викторинокс ты дерево не срубишь. Для города на случай чрезвычайной ситуации прекрасно подойдёт Leatherman Mut вместо Викторинокс. Для города финка martiny, Sog Gov-Tac, SOG Pentagon (1258.02.11), recon 1 spear point.

@thaknobodi Год назад

Having lived with extreme steels like S110V, and Aogami Super, both relatively brittle steels, i treat S35V like my beaters

@joeeasterling5652 4 месяца назад

I have 3 Esee knives, an Izula which I EDC, an Esee4 I use hunting and skinning game, and an Esee6 I use camping and batoning wood. They are tough and my favorite knives I own. I am an Esee simp.

@jorgefernandez6407 6 месяцев назад

"EXCELLENT" video! A repeater (repeated viewing) and reference point for me. Covers A LOT of ground and for a newbie like me, that's priceless!!! Thank you ❤...

@Bogeyman1972 Год назад

Want to chop with a knife ,get the topps sxb

@jerrymiller2329 Год назад

I can’t believe these guys a chopping wood with a knife this is silly. I carry a Hawaiian Cain Knife. And a folding Gerber Knife. A sharp Cain Knife will cut through trees and split wood.

@Wood_Slice Месяц назад

I can see that your swinging chopping technique needs a bit more work. Your are holding the knife too tight and actually stopping it and absorbing all the vibrations when it hits the wood. It needs to be loose in hand sort of wiggle and transfer all the force on the wood your are cutting. I can see Joe’s technique is better. @31:40 i agree 100% pinky lanyard is almost a must for chopping but not to be rude in your case it would not matter.

@karrawr9538 4 месяца назад

I can stare at that pile of knives all day

@Andy-x3i8y 8 месяцев назад

Laser strike is the best knife I’ve owned. I own two of them and I haven’t found a better all-around blade. Only weakness is some hot spots on the handles, but not enough for me to consider changing scales.

@hanikaram3351 Год назад

would love to have seen you compare them with the kizlyar yeti in pgk steel

@antasosam8486 Год назад

For that bigger branch you should use VictorInox knife with saw iron. Works just so. For that stupid board as well. Would be long done.

@thanoshalo7102 Год назад

Tiny knife not my thing overpriced and overhyped silliest thing to come out from the knife world all should be price under 10 bucks.

@rhino67 19 дней назад

I'm starting the "Out of Doors" drinking game... Brace yourselves your gonna be smashed boys

@chrisdolin1859 Год назад

I can’t be the only one who thought this.. and I’m pretty sure I saw it on the table at the beginning.., and kinda disappointed.., but what the heck happened to the PR4….?

@Gintelligence Год назад

The few videos on knives i`ve watched,,i come to the conclusion that its more about spoiling yourself with something nice, or being /belonging to a group--meh

@isaacramirez978 4 месяца назад

Dude in the camo has shit technique

@kevinAuman1 2 года назад

I could not agree with you guys more! If you're going to buy a knife then do your due diligence and find out the intended purposes of that knife model prior to purchasing for example you don't take a chefs knife into the woods and think it's going to do everything that you would need it to do! Or you don't buy a hunting knife with a super thin blade/edge and expect it to be a great pry-bar and hard use tool!!! Do some research, figure out what kind of steel would suit your needs best and the style of knife for the tasks you intend to use that knife for, now some of us own many many many knives because werjust crazy and have to but it certainly is not a bad idea to have more than one then you can have a hunting knife to take hunting, a big camp knife to take camping and process wood and chop with, a small bushcraft style of knife to carve different things and even an edc fixed blade that can be used to cut everyday things you might encounter but God's sakes use the right knife for the right task and you will have those knives for a lifetime!!!

@melvin768 Год назад

Bring back the original indestructible Jesse knife original steel hardness grind everything, that was the one knife for every tast period.

@scottgyver2745 Год назад

Nope. Theres such thing as too much compound. Also theres a limit to stropping, a knife can be over stropped and have a hard time cutting because the edge despite being razor sharp the edge has no tooth

@OldBadger1 Год назад

Gave a few Izula s to Israeli infantry guys. They loved them. Compact size, good retention, did the job.

@mightymik3yb1008 Год назад

Yep, you guys reviewing the knives. Don't look like knife snobs at all.😂

@shadowjezzter Год назад

I have bought the 5 waiting for it to arrive, anything anyone recommend to get to assist it? Was looking at getting some new scales but is there anything else?

@Ratchman_5000 Год назад

"Coffee patina" lol

@treyconnor1859 Год назад

Where these called Rat 7 or Rat knives back in the day?

@GBall_Vision Год назад

Does someone in the background say GBall Vision or am I hearing things lmao 🤣

@anhtuanhuynh4189 Год назад

Actually, it does not depend on knives, it depends on the skill of the user. If you suck, you suck.

@13bravoredleg18 Год назад

I just wish the Esee 4 had a thinner blade stock… It’s unbalanced and heavy!

@donalddicorcia2433 Год назад

Does Esee regrind and resell the knives they take back on warranty? I’d be happy with an Esee 4.5 at the right price.

@davidjones9315 Год назад

Bud light drinker 100%

@outerlimitless Год назад

To each their own...if you like Bud Light, you like bud light. We won't hold that against you...

@jayceecombs6887 Год назад

IMHO: They were "ALL" Beating yourselves to death! Sorry... but BIGGER is BETTER! Unless you are like me: (carrying a multitude of blades @ all times) keep in mind your choice of blade for the task! Again... IMHO: EVERY BLADE you chose to test... was NOT UP to the task! Use a larger blade, machete, short axe, save yourself the hassle, the time, the work and enjoy the outdoors! Thank you, J

@outerlimitless Год назад

This was about ESEE's lineup. They do have a machete...and hatchet...but unfortunately we don't own those models.