@@cloudcleaver23 Pick up the AD-10 off Amazon. It’s an awesome knife. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed with it. It’s smooth opening and closing. It really feels good in the hand. The AD-15 is a pretty cool knife. But it’s not as comfortable as the AD-10. If you don’t own any Cold Steel knives. The AD-10 would be a great one to get. I’ve got all the XL Voyager models except the drop point. I’ve got the AD-10, AD-15, SR1, 4 Max Scout, the cheaper Espada XL, along with a multitude of other Cold Steel knives. The AD-10 is the most refined and comfortable folding knife I’ve ever owned by Cold Steel. Sorry for the Ted Talk on Cold Steel knives. I’m just a serious fan of Cold Steel knives. $125 on Amazon is a good deal. Cold Steel AD-10 and AD-15 Tactical Folding Knife with Lock and Pocket Clip - Premium S35VN Steel Blade www.amazon.com/dp/B07MZW57XN/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_api_glt_fabc_Y639SC9QWAP1J4PR3T5Q
Brian’s pain is our gain lol. Depending on the criteria of big bruiser, I may have swayed towards the 4max Scout or AD-10 because I’d be much more willing to do dumb stuff with those than my XM-18 or SHF. Not necessarily because of price and availability, but more because of the Triad lock confidence. Love my AD-20 but I haven’t thrashed on it yet.
The Lite version, at 1/3 the price, makes for a heck of a budget beater. I seem to have a problem beating on knives over $100...must be a Poor's problem! 😉
Agree I have the lite and the original. Man the 8cr13mov on the lite version is done VERY well. I know cold steel does some very good heat treating but wow.
@@FriedPi-mc5yt I believe the SR1 has a thicker blade stock than the 4 Max Scout, but I haven’t measured. Anyhoo, the original clip point SR1 looks and feels like its best suited for either murderessness or at the cery least ~ self-offense. i like to think of it as the closest Andrew Demko got to designing an axe that can still fold.
"My neighbor trimming his bushes.......this is not sponsored by Manscape." :) BTW great video, its very helpful to hear your pros and cons for each knife.
I love these kind of videos! Out of your list I would have went 4max scout myself but you be you and I'll be me. My go to bruiser is my cold steel voyager xl (tanto) because, like you said, it inspires stupidity.
The only “Bruiser” that I own is the STEDEMON ZKC C-01 in Titanium, Blue Digicamo and S35VN! It’s just over 9-inches overall and fills my XL glove sized hand!
Now I want footage of actual batoning attempts with all the 500 plus knifes. I've never even seen hard use tests of them on youtube, nobody wants to risk this. That's why the Recon is superior to all of them. It's the only model that actually proved it's worth on several occasions.
My bruiser is a Harnds Blazer. It's a chunky thick knife in handle and blade. I like the 9CR18MOV steel, a lot. And because I am all about budget knives, it costs $26. Great video!
The AD 20 seems like a good choice since it seems to be well suited as a hard use knife. Besides that, once the hard, bruising work is over, you've got one helluva' good fidget toy. It's a win win.
Two great choices! My SOG is my choice when I put on a carrier, as it's bone-breaking pomel makes it a true combat knife. The Recon is a great all-arounder. It always makes my weekly rotation. 👊🏼🇺🇸👊🏼
Funny, I agree with the AD20 and AD10, but of all of them if you had to pick one knife to puncture a car door or semi truck tire, it would be the CS Recon 1 tanto. Mine is in CTS XHP.
My primary hard use knives are spyderco shaman, manix 2, cold steel sr1, ad15 lite, microtech LUDT, socom elite manual tanto and the rat1 d2. I don't break alot of axis springs but I have once. I also had lock stick really bad on a few. Issues which I never had with my manix 2s. They were just a pain to break in but I do believe the ball bearing lock is superior after owning multiple of each through out the years. It is a good design and strong. I LOVE my hogue ritter and deka. Only benchmades I still have is the hidden canyon fixed blade, m4 natural g10 940 and the north fork(which I think is extremely underrated). I would like to try the cf/s90v mini freek(565-1) and a adamas or crooked river. Also it took me forever to find the manual socom elite and I ended up finding the orange/cf version I wanted. I'm not on the hunt for a mini. I feel like it would be the perfect edc for me.
Andrew: hey John! look, Slicey can’t decide which one of our knives he should choose to keep in the pocket … and smiles satisfied I thought it will be the AD10, because of the bigger, rounder handle and the more compact blade. Maybe the SR1 was missing in the set. nice video:) schönen Gruß Marcel
@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo same here, the ad20.5 is tempting but if I got it, I think it'd be more of a $140 sharklock fidget toy than a beater knife. Really want an ad20.
I'm so jealous when people say they haven't broken an Omega spring. My bugout eats them for some reason, so I think it's valid to be concerned about the lock for a bruiser if you want absolute confidence in it.
@@SliceyDicey Yep. I don't get it have never had an omega spring break and I have around 50 axis locks going back to the original McHenery & Williams Benchmade. I beat the crap out of that knife.
I think you nailed it. The 4 Max scout is just too big. The largest I have that is still able to be carried pretty easily is an original Lone Wolf tactical, which is a beast but still cuts like crazy. I see that several places list the AD20, but no one has it in stock.
@@gladius1275 I think the two things that stop it from being a perfect bruiser is the bearings (I'd recommend washers for hard-use folders), and the insane jimping; once you get used to it though, it's an awesome knife :)
My brain says to pick the CS AD10, as its probably the single best mix of bullet proof toughness (thanks to that Triad lock and chunky blade). My heart says the Adamas, especially since the update to Cru-wear. My third place pick would probably be the AD20, because that thing is awesome, and my left-handedness appreciates an ambidextrous knife. Ironically, the Sebenza 31 is my grail knife, so out of all these that's the one of actually pick, but I definitly consider it more of an EDC knife than a "hard-use/bruiser", so I agree with its early removal here.
"Doesn't inspire stupidity." is a great quote. I'd be curious if before you started getting into the nuances of each, which you think will win. Then how that prediction faired when you were done. Cheers!
"It just doesn't inspire stupidity". Oooh, a criticism a knife just can't recover from... :) I was nearly in line with your picks each step of the way, maybe minor re-arrangement. But I just knew you'd pick the AD-20....
If I could have only one Bruiser, It would have a 4 inch blade and washers. I think it would be my Contego. I have a bunch of bruisers though, even the new and OG Adamas and the old ZT0560.
Sabenza bruiser…I think not, never shoulda even been on the table IMO. When I think “hard use folder”…Sabenza definitely doesn’t come to mind and I highly doubt Sabenza owners use them for hard use tasks…letter openers and cardboard processing is likely as hard use as it gets for them.
The new condition of most of those blades, attached to very pricey knives, supports my general theory that the pricier the knife, the less chance of it actually being used, and instead, just kept as a collectors knife. So, while all those are great knives, I think the only true "user-bruiser" is the Recon-1, however, the drop point or clip point versions are far better blade shapes for EDC use. The Civivi is a great EDC, but with it's liner-lock, I would exclude it from a Bruiser class. The one knife missing in that Bruiser collection is the SR1-Lite...it's strait, large handle is one of the very few Bruisers that allow for a good pikal grip, and the drop point version is quite useful for EDC...combined with it's low price and strength, It would be my choice for a "User-Bruiser". Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
You were right the AD 10 was the definite winner. End-of-story! Put a period at the end of the sentence. AD20? I can’t find them any where. Winner must be readily available!
@@SliceyDicey Well, you are correct that it was a selection from your collection so availability to the general public should not be a factor. My mistake. Many apologies. Having said that the winner, from a viewer’s perspective, should still have been the AD 10. You have a nice collection of “bruisers”.
The original 4Max would obviously win this pretty handily, but clearly Brian is heavily (no pun) factoring in weight and carry-ability. Of course, remember that he is using knives he currently physically has in collection and price was not set as a limiting factor. All said, barring it’s status as the darling of the knife world and as long as the shark matches up in strength with the triad, I agree with the AD20 in the top spot. The AD10 gets 2nd tho. I like the triad way better than frame and the AD20 blade shape is better than the XM.
Price wise the ad-10 and 4-max Scout are the only 2 real options everything else is either too expensive to be a bruiser, is just not built as strong as the ad-10 and 4-max Scout or is too tacticool. As much as I love the ad-20 it's too expensive to be used as a bruiser in my eyes
These elimination videos are fun, especially when Br(i/y?)an puts himself under the gun with the no-edit stream-of-consciousness format. The hemming and hawing are real and that comes through. Gotta say I was a little surprised that it didn't come down to the Triad lock vs. the Shark lock out of the last three, but I've never held any of them either, so, really, what do I know? When to have an opinion is all, I guess lol
Nine-Knife Challenge Food for thoughts for your new video: Put together nine production knifes, no longer than 7 inches, with different Brands / Locks / Openers / Blade Steel / Handle Materials Would be interesting to see how you guys make your choices Same request will be sent to... BirdShot IV Metal Complex Neeves Knives Nick Shabazz OCD-4-EDC Slicey Dicey Stassa23 The Knife Beater A. G. Russell Knives For example, here is my list… 1 Boker Voortrekker (Friction / Tang / D2 / G10) 2 Civivi Appalachian Drifter (Detent / Top Flipper / S35VN / Micarta) 3 MKM Fara (Slipjoint / Fuller / M390 / Wood) 4 A.G. Russell Rancher (Lockback / Nail Nick / 8Cr13Mov / Bone) 5 Kizer Feist (Liner / Front Flipper / BD1N / Carbon Fiber) 6 Real Steel Luna Eco (Frame / Thumb Stud / K110 / Steel) 7 Spyderco Lil Native (Compression / Spyderhole / S30V / Flytanium’s Titanium) 8 Benchmade Mini Griptilian (Axis / Thumb Stud & Axis / 154cm / Polymer) 9 Tengram Vector (Plunge / Thumb Stud & Plunge / Acuto 440 / Aluminium) Last but not least… don’t cheat by using BladeHQ’s search engine. Have fun!
My personal choice from mine would be hoback radford s90v 3.25 (feels big in hand) all tie or the blacao bye WE 4.12 my wallet is still in the ER from the radford
Dude that's not rocket scientist out of those three keep the ad 20 the Rick hinder is just stupidly overpriced number one okay and the 8010 and no the 80/20 the 80/20 is the winner I haven't even seen this video yet
You should do this by price....over $3000 worth of knives on the table.....+$500 knife vs the Praxis seems silly....I enjoy your videos, but this one seemed a bit out of touch....
I do it by what I have. Not by price. Wouldn't be enough to make a video if I did it by price for this one. You should check out the Budget iteration of these videos.
The Civivi had no business being there
I know ad-20 is flavor of the month, but ad-10 has unreal ergos and value in this lineup. One of my favorite knives.
Yeah, the AD-10 feels really nice in the hand. My nod goes to the SR1 though in the “bruiser” category.
I've never owned a Cold Steel but have been tempted by the AD-10 and AD-15 lately.
@@cloudcleaver23 Pick up the AD-10 off Amazon. It’s an awesome knife. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed with it. It’s smooth opening and closing. It really feels good in the hand. The AD-15 is a pretty cool knife. But it’s not as comfortable as the AD-10. If you don’t own any Cold Steel knives. The AD-10 would be a great one to get. I’ve got all the XL Voyager models except the drop point. I’ve got the AD-10, AD-15, SR1, 4 Max Scout, the cheaper Espada XL, along with a multitude of other Cold Steel knives. The AD-10 is the most refined and comfortable folding knife I’ve ever owned by Cold Steel. Sorry for the Ted Talk on Cold Steel knives. I’m just a serious fan of Cold Steel knives. $125 on Amazon is a good deal.
Cold Steel AD-10 and AD-15 Tactical Folding Knife with Lock and Pocket Clip - Premium S35VN Steel Blade www.amazon.com/dp/B07MZW57XN/ref=cm_sw_r_oth_api_glt_fabc_Y639SC9QWAP1J4PR3T5Q
When you deleted the scout, you showed your knife snobbieness.
Agreed... none of the others would have stood a chance.
A "Cold Steel Sebenza"???! You speak heresy, sir!! 😂
Man that’s a tough one!! The AD 10 is prob my favorite but.... there are some really good options up there.
Brian’s pain is our gain lol. Depending on the criteria of big bruiser, I may have swayed towards the 4max Scout or AD-10 because I’d be much more willing to do dumb stuff with those than my XM-18 or SHF. Not necessarily because of price and availability, but more because of the Triad lock confidence. Love my AD-20 but I haven’t thrashed on it yet.
Lol. "cold steel" sebenza" brings interesting thoughts to mind
i love my cold steel sebenza
nomination: cold steel SR1 (original in the army green G10 & S35VN steel)
Its a beefy one
The Lite version, at 1/3 the price, makes for a heck of a budget beater. I seem to have a problem beating on knives over $100...must be a Poor's problem! 😉
Yup, it’s a beast. I’ve got the 4 Max Scout and the AD-10. I think the SR1 beats them as a “bruiser”. But not by a lot.
Agree I have the lite and the original. Man the 8cr13mov on the lite version is done VERY well. I know cold steel does some very good heat treating but wow.
@@FriedPi-mc5yt I believe the SR1 has a thicker blade stock than the 4 Max Scout, but I haven’t measured. Anyhoo, the original clip point SR1 looks and feels like its best suited for either murderessness or at the cery least ~ self-offense. i like to think of it as the closest Andrew Demko got to designing an axe that can still fold.
"My neighbor trimming his bushes.......this is not sponsored by Manscape." :)
BTW great video, its very helpful to hear your pros and cons for each knife.
I love these kind of videos! Out of your list I would have went 4max scout myself but you be you and I'll be me.
My go to bruiser is my cold steel voyager xl (tanto) because, like you said, it inspires stupidity.
The only “Bruiser” that I own is the STEDEMON ZKC C-01 in Titanium, Blue Digicamo and S35VN! It’s just over 9-inches overall and fills my XL glove sized hand!
Can't forget about the artisan cutlery proponent it's a budget bruiser with a stop pin makes it a folding fixed blade
I'm surprised the 0562 Ti didn't make the table.
Now I want footage of actual batoning attempts with all the 500 plus knifes. I've never even seen hard use tests of them on youtube, nobody wants to risk this. That's why the Recon is superior to all of them. It's the only model that actually proved it's worth on several occasions.
Man I’m a sucker for that red g10
My bruiser is a Harnds Blazer. It's a chunky thick knife in handle and blade. I like the 9CR18MOV steel, a lot. And because I am all about budget knives, it costs $26. Great video!
I have that same knife it's tank for sure
The AD 20 seems like a good choice since it seems to be well suited as a hard use knife. Besides that, once the hard, bruising work is over, you've got one helluva' good fidget toy. It's a win win.
I knew the winner before I started watching lol, love these types of videos 👍
Love this video 🤘🏻 would you qualify the Microtech Stitch as a bruiser?? Do you still have yours?
I expected to see the Cold Steel AD15🤷🏻♂️
Out of three left, I would have kept AD10. Contoured scales, triad lock, price. Just my .02 on list.
Out of my collection probably Inkosi. Such a tank.
I don't think ive ever seen a Chris Reeves cut anything harder then soft butter.
You not seen me use one 😂
The SOG Seal XR would have to get the nod in my collection with the CS Recon 1 next
Two great choices! My SOG is my choice when I put on a carrier, as it's bone-breaking pomel makes it a true combat knife. The Recon is a great all-arounder. It always makes my weekly rotation. 👊🏼🇺🇸👊🏼
Funny, I agree with the AD20 and AD10, but of all of them if you had to pick one knife to puncture a car door or semi truck tire, it would be the CS Recon 1 tanto. Mine is in CTS XHP.
My primary hard use knives are spyderco shaman, manix 2, cold steel sr1, ad15 lite, microtech LUDT, socom elite manual tanto and the rat1 d2. I don't break alot of axis springs but I have once. I also had lock stick really bad on a few. Issues which I never had with my manix 2s. They were just a pain to break in but I do believe the ball bearing lock is superior after owning multiple of each through out the years. It is a good design and strong. I LOVE my hogue ritter and deka. Only benchmades I still have is the hidden canyon fixed blade, m4 natural g10 940 and the north fork(which I think is extremely underrated). I would like to try the cf/s90v mini freek(565-1) and a adamas or crooked river. Also it took me forever to find the manual socom elite and I ended up finding the orange/cf version I wanted. I'm not on the hunt for a mini. I feel like it would be the perfect edc for me.
Adamas I need to check out forsure
Andrew: hey John! look, Slicey can’t decide which one of our knives he should choose to keep in the pocket
… and smiles satisfied
I thought it will be the AD10, because of the bigger, rounder handle and the more compact blade.
Maybe the SR1 was missing in the set.
nice video:) schönen Gruß Marcel
O AD20 was my grail before this now I really want one!! Great video
Just in time for the AD20.5 👍🏻
I'm on the notification list for that knife. Can't wait.
I thought about it, but guess I’ve become a steel snob, as the last CS AUS 10 I bought wasn’t very sharp. I’d rather save and get the actual AD20.
@@E.L.RipleyAtNostromo same here, the ad20.5 is tempting but if I got it, I think it'd be more of a $140 sharklock fidget toy than a beater knife. Really want an ad20.
Interesting that there wasn’t a single ZT in the running. The knife landscape has changed a hell of a lot over the past few years.
AD 20, 4 max scout, AD 10 for me....in that order
You should check out the SOG SEAL XR. It's a real beast!
I had one. It was okay. Not a keeper obviously.
yeah for me out of the ones on the table for me it would be the recon although i do love my 4max scout
I'm so jealous when people say they haven't broken an Omega spring. My bugout eats them for some reason, so I think it's valid to be concerned about the lock for a bruiser if you want absolute confidence in it.
Like I said... I think it's just something that you do or you don't do. It's weird. I can't put my finger on why some people do and some don't.
@@SliceyDicey Yep. I don't get it have never had an omega spring break and I have around 50 axis locks going back to the original McHenery & Williams Benchmade. I beat the crap out of that knife.
I wonder if an Inkosi would have made it further than the Sebenza did.
GOOD TASTE 👍AND THANKS FOR THE CONTENT .
Thoughts on the spyderco slysz
I think you nailed it. The 4 Max scout is just too big. The largest I have that is still able to be carried pretty easily is an original Lone Wolf tactical, which is a beast but still cuts like crazy. I see that several places list the AD20, but no one has it in stock.
Good choice! I’d still go with the 4MAX, but great video 🔪🔪🔪🔪🔪
I’d go with my Umnumzaan because it’s really the only knife I own
WHERE'S THE SOG SEAL XR FLIPPER
Had it. Sold it.
Ugh, I was thinking the same thing! Though it’s heavy, it’s an endearing bruiser. I can’t stop carrying the XR. It’s kinda like a poor man’s AD20.
@@gladius1275 I think the two things that stop it from being a perfect bruiser is the bearings (I'd recommend washers for hard-use folders), and the insane jimping; once you get used to it though, it's an awesome knife :)
I expected that top 3, but I'd have put all my money on the no.3 as winner.
Wish they would make a mini Spartan in the black version
My brain says to pick the CS AD10, as its probably the single best mix of bullet proof toughness (thanks to that Triad lock and chunky blade). My heart says the Adamas, especially since the update to Cru-wear. My third place pick would probably be the AD20, because that thing is awesome, and my left-handedness appreciates an ambidextrous knife.
Ironically, the Sebenza 31 is my grail knife, so out of all these that's the one of actually pick, but I definitly consider it more of an EDC knife than a "hard-use/bruiser", so I agree with its early removal here.
Awww where is the Shaman?
"Doesn't inspire stupidity." is a great quote. I'd be curious if before you started getting into the nuances of each, which you think will win. Then how that prediction faired when you were done. Cheers!
"Bruisers" shows 15 unused knives
One id put in this categories im hearing great things about is the Liong Ma Field Duty.
"It just doesn't inspire stupidity". Oooh, a criticism a knife just can't recover from... :)
I was nearly in line with your picks each step of the way, maybe minor re-arrangement. But I just knew you'd pick the AD-20....
If I could have only one Bruiser, It would have a 4 inch blade and washers. I think it would be my Contego. I have a bunch of bruisers though, even the new and OG Adamas and the old ZT0560.
No AD-15? Such a fun, beefy knife.
Never bonded with it and it's 3.5" so wouldn't have put it in anyway,
Slicey..the ad10 is a 3.5 as well..make it make sense
My picks Demko AD20 then Cold Steel AD10.
Sabenza bruiser…I think not, never shoulda even been on the table IMO. When I think “hard use folder”…Sabenza definitely doesn’t come to mind and I highly doubt Sabenza owners use them for hard use tasks…letter openers and cardboard processing is likely as hard use as it gets for them.
Wonder if the inkosi would have gotten farther?
No. If anything, it feels even a bit smaller.
@@SliceyDicey huh interesting. Always enjoy these type of knockout videos.
Adamas for me. Been using the original for years. Not one issue while abusing it.
Great idea for a video Slicey Dicey but you might have well called the video there can be only one bruiser you cannot get or afford 😂
I own two and two are on my grail list.
Hey Brian, do you not own a Medford?
I do not
The new condition of most of those blades, attached to very pricey knives, supports my general theory that the pricier the knife, the less chance of it actually being used, and instead, just kept as a collectors knife. So, while all those are great knives, I think the only true "user-bruiser" is the Recon-1, however, the drop point or clip point versions are far better blade shapes for EDC use. The Civivi is a great EDC, but with it's liner-lock, I would exclude it from a Bruiser class. The one knife missing in that Bruiser collection is the SR1-Lite...it's strait, large handle is one of the very few Bruisers that allow for a good pikal grip, and the drop point version is quite useful for EDC...combined with it's low price and strength, It would be my choice for a "User-Bruiser". Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.
You were right the AD 10 was the definite winner. End-of-story! Put a period at the end of the sentence.
AD20? I can’t find them any where. Winner must be readily available!
Why? This is a ranking out of my collection and I have one. It's not like one of the year end awards where I make that a criteria.
@@SliceyDicey Well, you are correct that it was a selection from your collection so availability to the general public should not be a factor. My mistake. Many apologies.
Having said that the winner, from a viewer’s perspective, should still have been the AD 10.
You have a nice collection of “bruisers”.
The original 4Max would obviously win this pretty handily, but clearly Brian is heavily (no pun) factoring in weight and carry-ability. Of course, remember that he is using knives he currently physically has in collection and price was not set as a limiting factor. All said, barring it’s status as the darling of the knife world and as long as the shark matches up in strength with the triad, I agree with the AD20 in the top spot. The AD10 gets 2nd tho. I like the triad way better than frame and the AD20 blade shape is better than the XM.
Price wise the ad-10 and 4-max Scout are the only 2 real options everything else is either too expensive to be a bruiser, is just not built as strong as the ad-10 and 4-max Scout or is too tacticool. As much as I love the ad-20 it's too expensive to be used as a bruiser in my eyes
100%
Did anyone catch him say the cold steel sabenza
Live TV, dude.
These elimination videos are fun, especially when Br(i/y?)an puts himself under the gun with the no-edit stream-of-consciousness format. The hemming and hawing are real and that comes through. Gotta say I was a little surprised that it didn't come down to the Triad lock vs. the Shark lock out of the last three, but I've never held any of them either, so, really, what do I know? When to have an opinion is all, I guess lol
Nine-Knife Challenge
Food for thoughts for your new video:
Put together nine production knifes, no longer than 7 inches, with different Brands / Locks / Openers / Blade Steel / Handle Materials
Would be interesting to see how you guys make your choices
Same request will be sent to...
BirdShot IV
Metal Complex
Neeves Knives
Nick Shabazz
OCD-4-EDC
Slicey Dicey
Stassa23
The Knife Beater
A. G. Russell Knives
For example, here is my list…
1 Boker Voortrekker (Friction / Tang / D2 / G10)
2 Civivi Appalachian Drifter (Detent / Top Flipper / S35VN / Micarta)
3 MKM Fara (Slipjoint / Fuller / M390 / Wood)
4 A.G. Russell Rancher (Lockback / Nail Nick / 8Cr13Mov / Bone)
5 Kizer Feist (Liner / Front Flipper / BD1N / Carbon Fiber)
6 Real Steel Luna Eco (Frame / Thumb Stud / K110 / Steel)
7 Spyderco Lil Native (Compression / Spyderhole / S30V / Flytanium’s Titanium)
8 Benchmade Mini Griptilian (Axis / Thumb Stud & Axis / 154cm / Polymer)
9 Tengram Vector (Plunge / Thumb Stud & Plunge / Acuto 440 / Aluminium)
Last but not least… don’t cheat by using BladeHQ’s search engine.
Have fun!
I feel like you over thought this one more than usual.
For me it's gotta be ad20 for the win
Heck yeah
Bryan didn’t pick a HINDERER?!? Such a tough choice.
Always remember the real meaning of SHF ($#!t Hits-da Fan).
My personal choice from mine would be hoback radford s90v 3.25 (feels big in hand) all tie or the blacao bye WE 4.12 my wallet is still in the ER from the radford
AD10 all day!
Spyderco Gayle Bradley .
any knife I pay 200ish plus I would not sue as a bruiser lol.
Dude that's not rocket scientist out of those three keep the ad 20 the Rick hinder is just stupidly overpriced number one okay and the 8010 and no the 80/20 the 80/20 is the winner I haven't even seen this video yet
Inkosi all day.
Cold steel. Duh
You should do this by price....over $3000 worth of knives on the table.....+$500 knife vs the Praxis seems silly....I enjoy your videos, but this one seemed a bit out of touch....
I do it by what I have. Not by price. Wouldn't be enough to make a video if I did it by price for this one. You should check out the Budget iteration of these videos.
@@SliceyDicey sounds good, and I’m not trying to be negative....I really enjoy your videos....this one just hit me weird.....keep up the good work 👍👍👍
No ZT? Weak ass list.
They don't make much over 3.5" right now and I only have an 0562ti.
ZT 0308. Love it. Bruiser no doubt.