Top 10 Next-Level Survival Knives 2024! 

Be nice if you can list the price or a link to all the knives

I like Tops knives. Quite expensive though…

The Tom Brown Tracker is the single most retarded knife ever conceived.

Like all Tops knives they are way overpriced for what you get!

I really like Tops knives. They’re expensive but ultra reliable tools!

Yes. I agree. I have the Tom Brown Tracker #1. It's a beast too. 👍

@@survivalgearofficial there's a russian guy that pushes knives past their intended limits in a destruction test. even schrades beat tops kniv s in this test. the dual heat treatment leaves the spine of the knife weak. and the metal forms a crack quite easily l compared to much less expensive knives like the schrade schf 37

I've had my schf37 for 10 years. I annealed it myself. like I do with all chinese manufactured knives 350 degree oven for 4 hours done twice. pointing tip to magnetic north . takes the brittleness out of the tempure process.

No, haven’t received any offers for sponsorship. It’s just my opinion!

@@survivalgearofficial ok cool, thanks for the info!

That was a good movie. Filmed in the Portland Oregon area.

As I said it’s cooler but not better

They are expensive

Funny story you should write childrens fantasies

Hunted with Tommy Lee Jones and Benicio del toro

Yeah i looked into the back story and turns out Tom brown stole the design from a professor who's hobby was knife making the guys son now makes his father's original tracker better knife and better price ...might be based out of utah i think

you'd like the ontario 6145

Get an Esee. Fuck Schrade. And their hollow ground pieces of shit blades.

True, Schrade is very hit and miss these days. I bought one of their machete and it went through crazy abuse and is still going strong. Then I bought the SHF 52 and it broke while batoning a piece of wood… First time having a knife break with batoning…

Hi! I will add links a bit later. Thanks!

I had a 4inch kabar(7inch only shown here..dont know if they make it). it was decent until it fell and I lost it. We had some fn knives too but they dont sell them.

It's a $10 CS:GO prop knife... A video game based useless piece of garbage.

Why Joe? I believe I covered the most reliable survival knives on the market. Of course there are other expensive alternatives but these are best knifes for the money.

Have you ever lived in Alaska? Everything you wrote is incorrect.. eithout knives or a cutting tool we would never progressed to where we are now. I live in rhe alaska interior and i.use my knives daily. Try dressing out a caribou or moose with tour teeth

Survival knife: 1. Jack of all trades (chop/feather/slice/carve). 2. Usually without a scandi grind as it won't be used for wood only. 3. Strong enough to take a beating if it were the only thing you had to survive but also easy enough to sharpen if you were stranded for a while and needed to. 4. Non leather sheath. Nobody needs wet leather. 5. Stainless if possible depending on survival location, for example, you won't be taking 1095 to a rainforest if you want the knife to hold up. Pretty much all I can think of off the top of my head. I didn't say fixed blad because anyone taking only a folder in a survival situation doesnt deserve to be rescued

A survival knife could save your life, but the others will kill you!!😂😂😂

​@@tonycorgliano6905😂😂 so true

@csjrogerson2377 lost his mind thinking on which survival knife is best to buy. You remind me of Sheldon from big bang theory going to buy a knife to survive with.

That would violate the YT ToS, you're no longer allowed to link to weapons manufacturers of any kind in the video, or the video description.

Collected Knife Tips : 1) You can attach orange paracord to your knives and other equipment so it on't get lost easily. 2) You can make a paracord lanyerd to use put though the hole in your knife handle so your hand won't slip while chopping. 2) You can avoid beating on your knife (batoning) by using a folding saw and ax or hatchet. You can also fashion wooden wedges to baton instead. Normally, you'll find enough deadfall that is useable for fire making without the need for batoning anyway. 3) You can uses hockey tape or other wrap material on your knife handle to improve your grip. 4) If you choose a big survival knife, you'll still be able to do fine work with it. Anything a small knife can do, a big knife can do but a bushcraft knife should be chosen for appropriate size, blade width, grind and comfort. 5) There is a point of diminishing returns in knife toughness. Often, a knife is rugged enough that it won't break even without the thickest blade or toughest steel made. Weight may matter too. 6) Leather handles may absorb animal blood when used for hunting and can get to smell bad. 7) Before using a knife for food preparation, wash it with dish liquid such as Dawn to remove germs and residual non-food-grade oil. 8) Gloves are often a help in gripping knives, can prevent irritation from the handle and enhance safety especially during sharpening. 9) Accidentally driving your knife into dirt or muddy logs will dull it fast. So will accidental contact with rocks. One way to keep your knife safe and sharp is to always have it either in your hand or in its sheath. 10) The quickest knife to bring into action is a fixed blade knife. If you aren't happy with the sheath, you can buy or make a replacement. 11) A knife maker's reputation can tell you more than a set of specifications. The type of steel used, its thickness and type of grind may be less important that the maker's heat treatment, degree of hardening, quality control, fit and finish. 12) If you don't baton, throw, pry with or otherwise abuse your knife, it may last a lifetime and delight your heirs. 13) There are some inexpensive but good knives such as the Mora, BPS and Beavercraft lines. There are more expensive knives from KaBar, Cold Steel, Tops and Esee that are also well worth the money. Avoid gimmicky, fragile, no-name, novelty and cheaply-made knives ( and anything from China ) . Put your money into quality knives with good sheaths. 14) It is ideal to handle a particular type of knife in person before ordering one online. Ask friends what knives they have for you to examine. 15) Hollow handles that contain survival goodies are to be avoided. Full tang construction is ideal for strength. House survival kis in a pouch on the sheath or, better, in a separate belt pouch. that way, your small kit can hold more items and will be there when you need it. 16) It isn't normally good to use your knife as the tip of a spear but you can lash it to a pole to reach food, game or other things that are otherwise out of reach. 17) If you luck into an "Old Hickory" brand butcher knife, keep it. It can be used as a bushcraft knife either stock or modified. The brand was made by Onterio and is no longer produced. 18) When walking, a knife's lanyard can catch on branches and drag the knife out of the sheath. Consider that before using a lanyard. 20) If you want a defense knife, look at the Cold Steel Drop Forged Wasp, which is reminiscent of the Gerber Mark II. Otherwise, for EDC, get a Colonel Blades Lo Vix fixed blade. 21) Be extremely careful with folders but get a Victorinox Explorer and a Leatherman Wave.

This is "Wartech HWT202" china knifes...

​@@smoklares9791 then why isn't it in the video?

@@DDDYLN Because it has an interesting shape and acts as clickbait.

@@smoklares9791 I actually have that knife. It's cheap stainless, but it's full tang, thick, & comfortable in the hand, and it does well at most tasks. I just keep it in the tailgate of my SUV. It won't rust, so I can leave it and forget it. I have far more expensive knives, but they're either carbon steel, or semi stainless steel that will rust.

@@smoklares9791 Thank you!