Fallkniven F1: A closer look 

This is a great knife and an intelligent choice considering the weight to performance ratio.

In another video you talked about bushcraft knives and survival knives and I agree Fallkniven make good knives for both I have an A-1 and the Njord #3 of the Northern Lights Series and I have some nice bushcraft knives I have a traditional one made by Stromeng the STAK which I paired off with the KS-9 and I have a KS-5 too, then I have a Rod Garcia Skookum Bush Tool which was inspired from Mors Kochanski suggestion as a bushcraft knife in his book and one of my fav's a John Bradley World's Finest Camp Knife what a functional beauty, a George K went by the G.E.K. logo he passed away shortly after he made mine. I like choil's and thicker blades for strenght so he made me a 1/4" zero edge the blending is beautiful and a choil on a 4" blade probably my favorite design I wish I had ordered two, then I have my Busse Son of Badger which is my fav, and my Swamp Rat Rodent Solution, Rodent 4, and my Ratmandu's which I have one in the INFI Steel also one of my fav's survival knives and your right should be a strong knife which I pair off with a smaller knife like my Busse Anneversary Straight Handle Battle Mistress LE with my INFI Ratmandu and my Nuclear Meltdown Fussion Steel Heart with my S.O.B. then my Rodent 9 with my Ratmandu my Rodent 7 with my Rodent 4 and so on, but my field knife especially if we're camping with some scouting I had a knife modified I took all my likes what I think a knife should be to do what I want to do in the bush, I had a Rodent 6 Modified at the Busse Custom Shop I had the knife thinned so I can make feathersticks and it does, and to chop, sure it won't out do my larger knives but the way it turned out that 6" blade chop's awesone and because of the relief edge on its saber grind that I made into a saber vex grind it baton's great too, it took me a few years to put all this together and so far my new modified Rodent 6 is my go to 1knife carry, it started out from a .265 thickness and it still very robust but with a thinner edge the steel hold's a great edge and the way the handle turned out after the top gaurd was taken off it has a natural snap when I chop with it, I would have to say it's my favorite and my go to 1knife carry knife, but don't get me wrong I enjoy my other knives and they serve their purpose when I go into the bush. Just to give you a for instance a light carry would be my Wicked Tough Saw made by Wicked Tree Gear my 2Hawks either my Double Bit Hatchet or my WarBeast Tomahawk and I can handle most anything in our camp if I'm seperated from my backpack and we're in the wilderness my on person knife would be either my Nuclear Meltdown Fussion Steel Heart with a smaller blade attached to my backpack or any of my larger knives one of my favorite carries is my Rodent 7 with my Rodent 4 the on person carry would be the Rodent 7. Thank You so much for reminding me of the knives I have and I totally enjoyed your videos, Thanx M8.

Very nice job! Would like to see you using the knife a bit as I am considering buying one. Have you had issues with the edge chipping? This is the main reason I am hesitant about buying one. Cheers!

The handle is made of thermorun

Fallkniven knives are made in Japan, not Sweden. They are Sweden designed but not Swede made