Thanks untuk T5 test edge retention-nya. I've been looking for a main survival knife for months, now i've found the great one.. I think I'll purchase that knife..
@@davemcbeardface8976 the M4 is nice, especially with the M390 steel. Still a bit thick IMO, i'd say the M1 might be more suitable if you want to EDC a fixed blade. Otherwise, my EDC is a ZT 560BW in elmax, which is pretty reliable for the city
Thanks for the demo, this will soon be my edc fixed blade. Yea, it's a bit big, but so am I. Considered the m4 but I really need a more rust resistant steel, and that handle is just perfect.
Pleasure's mine. If you're referring to the lionsteel M4 that one comes in M390 which will be more rust-resistant, but is a shorter blade. The M5 is about the same size as the T5, but yes, that one rusts pretty bad. Niolox isn't a true stainless steel, and while it doesn't rust as bad, isn't impervious to it.
@@The_Polished_Edge Thanks for the reply. Yea, I misspoke. I do know that niolox isn't a true stainless, but it is still not as sensitive as stuff like 1095. I'll probably want to make a different sheath though, I see myself cutting that retention strap off in the first few months, lol.
@@NoBody-eh8bw no problems, just want to make sure you know what you're getting =) yeah, I got a Kydex made for mine. As beautiful as the original sheath is, it's not nearly as indestructible as Kydex will be.
I've not used it as much since then, with the outbreak and all. There are some hairline scratches on the coating, but nothing serious. DLC is probably still the best coating option, but this is fine too
@@The_Polished_Edge Thanks for the response brother. I am leaning on the coated version than the satin finished one. I think it will look better overtime. Will be having those used denim look.
The music in the background brings me back to my youth:)
I've got the T5 and the M7 they're 2 of the best knives I've got for edge retention.
Thanks untuk T5 test edge retention-nya. I've been looking for a main survival knife for months, now i've found the great one.. I think I'll purchase that knife..
Ive had this knife for about a year now. It's a fantastic heavy duty knife. To big & heavy for EDC, but in an emergency this is the one I would grab!
Spot on brother. Though, i've tried EDC'ing it, didn't work out too well hahahaha
@@The_Polished_Edge My current edc is the swiss army ranger 79. But I've been looking at the Lionsteel M4.
@@davemcbeardface8976 the M4 is nice, especially with the M390 steel. Still a bit thick IMO, i'd say the M1 might be more suitable if you want to EDC a fixed blade. Otherwise, my EDC is a ZT 560BW in elmax, which is pretty reliable for the city
@@The_Polished_Edge I'll take a look thanks for the info!!
@@davemcbeardface8976 anytime brah! pleasures mine if you're expanding your knife repertoire! hahaha
Thank you for this test review 👍 i just ordered one today, i cannot wait to go with it in the woods here in Sweden. Take care 🤗
Glad to hear it! It's a really reliable knife, you will be happy
Love it. Bought one for use and one for collection. Black Micarta us the user and green for collection.
Thanks for the demo, this will soon be my edc fixed blade. Yea, it's a bit big, but so am I. Considered the m4 but I really need a more rust resistant steel, and that handle is just perfect.
Pleasure's mine. If you're referring to the lionsteel M4 that one comes in M390 which will be more rust-resistant, but is a shorter blade. The M5 is about the same size as the T5, but yes, that one rusts pretty bad. Niolox isn't a true stainless steel, and while it doesn't rust as bad, isn't impervious to it.
@@The_Polished_Edge Thanks for the reply. Yea, I misspoke. I do know that niolox isn't a true stainless, but it is still not as sensitive as stuff like 1095. I'll probably want to make a different sheath though, I see myself cutting that retention strap off in the first few months, lol.
@@NoBody-eh8bw no problems, just want to make sure you know what you're getting =) yeah, I got a Kydex made for mine. As beautiful as the original sheath is, it's not nearly as indestructible as Kydex will be.
Good good good knife
I know its been 3 years but I would like to know how the knife held up? Planning to get one. Is the coating still intact? Thanks in advance my friend.
I've not used it as much since then, with the outbreak and all. There are some hairline scratches on the coating, but nothing serious. DLC is probably still the best coating option, but this is fine too
@@The_Polished_Edge Thanks for the response brother. I am leaning on the coated version than the satin finished one. I think it will look better overtime. Will be having those used denim look.
@@SlashGears yeah black stonewash hides wear and tear better. Either way, they're good options. Handle is still one of the best to date.
I didn’t know that the chef from Bonanza had his own brand of crackers. 🥠
Awesome knife - just wish I could justify the expense...
If you're a constant user, it'll pay itself off for sure. This guy is still my go to knife after all these moons.