Testing the Best Survival/Bushcraft Knife on the Market!!! (ESEE LASER STRIKE)! 

I tried to do that,but it was to awkward

I love it so far!!!

Thanks for the recommendation on this knife!

Hey thanks!! I'm really enjoying this knife so far!!! Cheers!

@Bigfootsoutdooradventures been looking at them awhile that's how I found your channel lol Cheers bro great video on it !

Awesome thanks for the Sub, I just subscribed to your channel also and you have some great videos I'm going to watch here in a bit!

It's a great knife!!!

Hey Thank you much appreciated!!! It was very wet out so I was super stoked I was able to get a coal!!!

Cedar for both!

I'm out by Merlin, I'm from North East Oregon originally though

Great knives for sure!!! I've been using the heck out of this laser strike and have not been going easy on it by no means. I am very happy with it and will most likely be buying more Esee products in the future!

It's a great knife, and I think you're right about the divot, one could probably do something to make it a better bearing block, but it's great the way it is and Esee told me any time those handle scales go bad, just call them and they will send me a new pair.

Thank you!

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures that's cool

Great idea!!! I'll check when I get home later and see if that fits, if so then that's going to be awesome! Thanks for the !!

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures one other thing, some people get a penny and dish it a little, then glue it in that space.

Great idea!

Maybe I'll try it!!!

And thank you for the comment and idea!!

Hey Thanks!!! The awesome thing was Esee sent me new scales no questions asked and I received them in three days

Hey thanks!!! I love this knife and have used it a ton already.

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures I bet, seems like a good one to have!! Hopefully see you soon man

That would be awesome

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures hey if you come to CO then we could do something like this together, with each of our kids. Could be fun, or go to the Dixon ground in the east, the normal spot!

Maybe I'll check

Wow that was years ago 🤣 I must have been 12 or so. You're talking about the obsidian knife?

Thanks for the feedback, I am enjoying this Esee and hopefully they come up with a better design for the bearing block part.

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures - while waiting, you could improve your knife by replacing the ferrorod with the 'Firefly' from Tortoise Gear. It's ment to replace the toothpick in Victorinox' knives and of small, rectangular shape. It should fit into the open space in the handle with the two tinder-quicks after lining the scale with the divet with a plastic or stainless steel liner. Get you a flanged micro ball bearing (e.g. 12/8mmx5mm with a 14mm flange) and drill a 12mm through-hole and a 14mm just 1mm deep to fit the flange. Carefully epoxy it in. The 8mm inner hole is big enough to hold your spindle securely in place. I Think, last time I payed 80€ct. a piece for the ball bearing and they work phantastic! I put one in all outdoor knives, including the Victorinox'. The liner is only needed to cover the hole and keep the tinder dry. The Firefly is quite thin and delicate, so best use is to strike along one of the small sides and supporting the Firefly on an even surface.

Great idea!!! I'll definitely look into it Thank you for the advice

@@mannihh5274 Don't forget the intended design of this knife was as a pilot's survival knife. The fire starter and tinder in the handle was intended for last resort. For most other application, carrying a butane (BIC) lighter, storm proof matches, and a regular ferrorod are more practical than removing the handle scales.

Perfectly said!!! Thanks for the comment

I seriously don't know 😂😂😂

lol that’s pretty hilarious dude

I don't own a Glock, but I own an Esee lol 😂

That's a great idea, I was primarily testing the knife as I got it, but maybe I'll try to make something like that!!! Thanks for the comment.

Agreed, but I have to say this Esee has been doing great so far. I also prefer carbon. My custom made knife cost 450.00

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures mine cost $50. I don't believe in using something I can't replace without a problem.

Nice!!!

@@richardhenry1969lol esee isn’t on the expensive end of knives.

@@Buckeyes216 it's still overpriced for 1095 with a 56-58 Rockwell. It's all marketing. Lot of better knives for half the price. I can get a 3v srk for the price of a esee 6.

Agreed! On everything 😂 I like the Ferro Rod in the grips it makes it hard to lose.

I agree, this was in response to someone who told me" you gotta get one they are the best". It made for a good creative title!

And it's about to get dirtier 😂😂😂

@@Bigfootsoutdooradventures *This is how untidy people treat their tools.*

Nice 😂