Premettendo che il tuo inglese fa pietà, ma questa è anche la ragione per cui riesco a comprendelo quasi alla perfezione, devo dire che il video è interessante e fatto bene. Buona Vita.
Interesting choice of blades to test. I have a three knives, including the full height grind Aurora in desert ironwood, brass pins and black liners. I also don’t like the Aurora sheath, especially how it magnetises the blade. I never would have thought to put these knives against each other. Not being a big fan of Scandi blades my Mora lives in my cook kit and serves as a backup. If I go on an adventure I tend to use the Aurora, Falkniven S1 size blades as a belt knife. My poor abused little F1 hasn’t been used for years in favor of other general purpose blades. Interested in seeing your perspective in the end...
I don’t store my knives in their sheath’s when not in use. I’ve had to put a protective cover on my Aurora to keep other blades from being magnetically attracted to it...
@@dlrmon1 thanks for the comments, i also prefer to use bigger knife, expecially as a one tool option or for field use, but those three knives are a good choice for a kit, and are good knives overall. Next week or so, i will probably put the second part of this test
May I give two feedbacks? First of all, the volume. I had to max it out and I still couldn’t hear it well enough, which is absurd and borderline obnoxious, but easily fixable. Secondly, English is clearly not your first language, probably not even a third one, which is completely fine. Wouldn’t it be better if you made the video in your own language and then allowed the subs under? You would’ve avoided some mistakes (like saying that the bark river is 3.000€ instead of 300€ at the beginning and others). Also would make it easier for you to make better sentences and more thoughtful one. All in all, good video. You have interesting insights, I’d just fix these two issues.
Thanks for have written your opinion. My channel is mainly for myself, I've never earned a penny on it, so i don't have to improve, speak well of some brands or buy Better camera, tools etc etc.. I've decided to use english because is International, that's it, i can easily do a review in my language of corse, but I've chose not to many years ago. I usually write review in my language in some forum or Facebook pages
@@zoroutdoor9 You don’t need better tools, I’m just saying that if you can get closer to the camera, it’s easy to improve. As far as your language goes, it’d just be easier for yourself and it could make it easier for us to understand what you really mean. Cheers anyway!
Why wouldn't that make sense?? I bought a knife that I really liked, which in this run doesn't have a sheath that I like. Usually the Bark Rivers, coming from the blackjack school and therefore also authorized replicas of the Randalls, have exceptional leather covers. But no one is perfect and this sheath with magnet is no match for the knife. I find that using a magnet as a retention system is a mistake and a wrong strategy from the start. Of course it is a personal opinion. Fortunately the other Aurora runs have different characteristics and different types of sheaths, which are decidedly more appropriate
Premettendo che il tuo inglese fa pietà, ma questa è anche la ragione per cui riesco a comprendelo quasi alla perfezione, devo dire che il video è interessante e fatto bene.
Buona Vita.
Interesting choice of blades to test. I have a three knives, including the full height grind Aurora in desert ironwood, brass pins and black liners. I also don’t like the Aurora sheath, especially how it magnetises the blade. I never would have thought to put these knives against each other. Not being a big fan of Scandi blades my Mora lives in my cook kit and serves as a backup. If I go on an adventure I tend to use the Aurora, Falkniven S1 size blades as a belt knife. My poor abused little F1 hasn’t been used for years in favor of other general purpose blades. Interested in seeing your perspective in the end...
I don’t store my knives in their sheath’s when not in use. I’ve had to put a protective cover on my Aurora to keep other blades from being magnetically attracted to it...
@@dlrmon1 thanks for the comments, i also prefer to use bigger knife, expecially as a one tool option or for field use, but those three knives are a good choice for a kit, and are good knives overall. Next week or so, i will probably put the second part of this test
I would agree with the sheath, Bark river makes high quality but poorly designed sheaths
May I give two feedbacks?
First of all, the volume. I had to max it out and I still couldn’t hear it well enough, which is absurd and borderline obnoxious, but easily fixable.
Secondly, English is clearly not your first language, probably not even a third one, which is completely fine. Wouldn’t it be better if you made the video in your own language and then allowed the subs under? You would’ve avoided some mistakes (like saying that the bark river is 3.000€ instead of 300€ at the beginning and others). Also would make it easier for you to make better sentences and more thoughtful one.
All in all, good video. You have interesting insights, I’d just fix these two issues.
Thanks for have written your opinion. My channel is mainly for myself, I've never earned a penny on it, so i don't have to improve, speak well of some brands or buy Better camera, tools etc etc.. I've decided to use english because is International, that's it, i can easily do a review in my language of corse, but I've chose not to many years ago. I usually write review in my language in some forum or Facebook pages
@@zoroutdoor9 You don’t need better tools, I’m just saying that if you can get closer to the camera, it’s easy to improve.
As far as your language goes, it’d just be easier for yourself and it could make it easier for us to understand what you really mean.
Cheers anyway!
proving 15 to $ 30 dollars knives work
Why did you buy the Bark River withbthe issues that you have with the sheath to begin with....it doesnt make sense. It sounds your lamenting.
Why wouldn't that make sense?? I bought a knife that I really liked, which in this run doesn't have a sheath that I like. Usually the Bark Rivers, coming from the blackjack school and therefore also authorized replicas of the Randalls, have exceptional leather covers. But no one is perfect and this sheath with magnet is no match for the knife. I find that using a magnet as a retention system is a mistake and a wrong strategy from the start. Of course it is a personal opinion. Fortunately the other Aurora runs have different characteristics and different types of sheaths, which are decidedly more appropriate