Do the same test at different price points. So pick a $100 knife next (like a Ferrum Forge Stinger), then do a $200 knife (like a Benchmade Bugout). Would be great to see if the extra money is truly worth it when it comes to build integrity.
I think the more expensive the knife the less it holds up to the torture tests (more chips in blade because harder edge), but day to day more expensive does better as far as edge retention of course
This is the kind of videos why this was my fav channel and got me into edc. Not the 500 dollar coin or a 400 dollar 1 dollar per lumen flashlight. We don't get to have companies give us high-end stuff free. Most of us normal people that just love edc things with normal bank accounts. Videos getting back to the roots is what I root for.
This is by far the BEST video I’ve seen from you in a very long time made even better by the fact that you enjoyed making it! Test ANYTHING next. Just keep testing! Absolutely amazing! Thanks for this spectacular video!
Another great thing about the Lander is the parts are available directly from Knafs too. If you lose some screws, clips, spacers, bearings, etc. They are super cheap too. Knafs even sells a hardware kit for like $14
You can tell (as a long time viewer of yours I can at least tell) that you had fun with this video. Honestly that’s what I’ve missed most from your videos the last couple of vids, you enjoyment or enthusiasm for your own content. That’s what I think we all fell in love with, our shared enthusiasm for gear and stuff. Here’s to you 🍻 enjoying your own work again and passing the fun off to us.
The Lander did VERY well! You put it through more torture than most knives would regularly be subjected to in most cases. I love my Lander and the fact that imagination is really just about the only thing limiting scale options for it. The Worksharp tools performed as expected. I’ve never seen the Ken Onion in action on a knife that small, and it looked to still be very user friendly, even at that blade size. For upcoming tests… EDC Flashlight torture test. Mud, water submersion, sand, extreme cold (maybe freeze in a block of ice), measure real world lumens etc.. This was a fun one, Taylor and Rikki! See you bros at Blade West!
This was some of the best EDC content I’ve watched in a long time! The constant comedy and banter from you and Rikki is hilarious! Really looking forward to some more videos with this style of content, filming, & editing!
You should test multi-tools. Especially the pliers. Use a small Knipex as control, and test a few Leatherman, Gerber, SOG. Also, screwdrivers on them with different size screws and damaged screws. And of course..... the bottle opener
I'd love to see you test the Para3 LW! It's my favorite knife right now and I haven't seen anyone do any torture tests of it. I'd love to know how it could actually stand up to hard use and abuse! Great video, I love my Lander too!
Isn’t the best thing about the lander you can just order a new lock bar from Ben and be fully back in business? I love the lander for that. Oh and the flick deploy is so fast!
I haven’t gone quite that far, but I have put my poor Pilar through quite a bit: wires, drywall, rope, prying out nails (with the spine not the edge), pruning bushes, Cardboard, unscrewing screws (do not recommend). It’s been dropped, stepped on and went through the wash…it’s a great little knife. Granted, it needs sharpened more often, but that’s part of the fun. :) I don’t think I could put mine through everything you did, but I’m still impressed with it.
So you tested D2 steel. I'd like to see you test other common EDC knife steels like AUS 8, SV30, or 154CM. Maybe have a comparison of the durability of the steel as well as how hard it is to bring back a useable edge.
I really like Work Sharp products! Field sharpener was my only sharpening system for a very long time, and I was able to put a really nice edge without using anything else. When it comes to the video - abuse tests are very popular form on YT, but people usually choose the toughest knives and locking mechanism and they just try to break it. It's really nice to see a simple, budget liner lock tested in your videos. With these tests people mostly focus on durability and toughness of a particular knife or lock. I think there are a lof of other interesting tests that can be made: - pocket clips - the comparison of different solutions - how easy it is to get it out of your pocket and put it back. Is it easy to lose your knife. Which pocket clips look best - slip joints - I think they've recently become popular again, but I think people sometimes don't treat these knives seriously. It would be nice to see a video putting them to more serious tests and showing how they behave in certain situations, how to work with them and whether a certain type of work is safe or not. - disassembly of different knives - maintenance is a part of carrying and using a knife. It would be interesting to see a video comparing the ease or difficulty of disassembly of different knives. Which knives are easy to maintain? What can be a problem during disassembly? Maybe you can organize "disassembly competition", measuring time it takes to disassemble and reassemble different knives. - testing different blade profiles and blade grinds and comparing how well they work in different situations, what are their strong and weak points - testing and comparing how various handle materials behave in different conditions, how tough and durable they are - you can also abuse some Rockstead knife, that will definitely get you some views 😁 These are just some random ideas, but it would be really interesting to see these kinds of tests as well.
This is my go to knife for everything. Plastic pallet straps, packing tape, boxes and bags all day everyday i lightly sharpen on a hard Arkansas stone once a week, i might hit the edge with a few passes if it needs it some days but mine really holds its edge. I am not nice to this knife lol. Love it.
I’ve always been wanting to see someone brave enough to do this style of torture tests to high end premium knives such as the sea otter, rotten evo, arcane abyss etc
It did better than I expected primarily in the toughness of the steel. Looks like the batoning did in the lock which is expected. Well made video and enjoyable to watch.
Love this vid. You were clearly having a blast too! I’d love to see you put a Magnacut blade (or multiple blades with different heart treatments) to a similar test + a home brewed corrosion test.
Ben has brought some amazing knives and an amazing price point. Great watching some good knife usage, even if that pvc looked looked terrible. TP would for sure hang up on all those burrs you left behind. Great showing of how a well priced knife and sharpener combo can really keep and maintain a solid user knife.
All I know is that the absolute ONE THING I never ever doubted was bens ability to make very good knives that just simply work no matter what has never been a question with me!!!!!.. I've always been behind Ben... even going back to crkt days!!! Lol so when I saw he was starting his own line!!I knew the products would be just ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!!!!!!
hey man love these everyday use test but I wanted to give kudos to your progress with your physique. Watched your change and I just heard on one of your videos that you did 445 x4 for DL. Big pull and love it. I'm also a personal trainer and a Paramedic chasing PA. watch All of your videos I live through your Knife-ness vicariously. Keep it up on both EDC and physical training.
Great video. First, I’ve not seen anyone test knives this way. Secondly, that Lander was amazing to stand up to all you out it through. I think if it as a camping, normal outdoor use knife. It went above and beyond that. I’d love to see a few other categories of knives tested and some videos of knives used in your everyday life
Kudos to You for doing things Guys Actually do on a Daily basis. Gotta say,,, I rarely cut hose, but i often trim edges on PVC, cut drip line and often scrape burrs off of metal tubes. Do I baton, no, hell no. I need my blade to last until the end of the day. Of course I'm not using a banter, but I can see its utility for guys that have a normal day job.
$50 is a great price point. Enough money to get a quality tool that you care about but not enough money you stress about or baby. Good to see work done with a dull blade, sharp is always better but not the reality for most people. If you are staying in the light use tasks, it’s nice to see how little maintenance it takes to keep a workable edge.
Enjoyed it Taylor. I bought 10 of these for XMAS gifts last year. Great little banger for sure. I'd like to see a little more testing on magnacut steel. Be well bro🤟
I loved this video! I'd love to see more of these tests with other knives but id say the biggest thing is to standardize everything (even if its not perfect). Adding paper cut tests between the tests would be nice too. Great content!
amazing vid! Love that you attempted to fix it up at the end, would love if you did some quick sharpening along the way too maybe? I wanna see you destroy a frame lock next, maybe a hinderer? And a Moraknif
I'm edcing a protech Malibu and love it. I'd love to see you torture test that knife because I see a lot of youtubers sing the praises of that knife but never include it in a top 5 or 10. Anyway I always enjoy your videos.
I am glad to see some torture testing on popular knife models. Please continue. Should be some very interesting findings if you proceed down this path. I would give you two thumbs up, but the tech overlords only let me give you one.
Awesome video Taylor, I think doing testing a spyderco shaman was great to see, it has a more robust tip than a pm2 and I’d like to see how the compression lock does. Keep up the great work.
Loved the content. Only thing I think you missed doing was using it as a screw driver (like we probably all have done with a knife in a pinch). Seeing how well the steel holds up to bending/twisting stress. It also might be cool to see how well a button lock holds up vs a frame lock or liner lock etc... This will be cool to see some of the most popular as well such as the bugout or para 3. Carry On!
Honest question, no hate at all, but what do you use the knife for? As someone from the UK (in the country side part), I never need knife that much I would need to carry one. So what are the main uses of one to justify carrying it? Again, no hate!
Electricians reem schedule 40/80 pvc all the time with our knives. Gypsum will dull a knife quickly. I used to use my knife to skin feeder wire (500-600kcmil) to make up heads for pulling & that used to wreck the edge pretty good too. I’m guessing Ben was in on this…lol.
Pick a knife that comes in a high end and basic steel, like a Demco in Aus10 vs Magnacut, or a Cold Steel SRK in SK5 vs 3V. Same knives, same tests, just different steel, and see how they compare and if the high end steel "makes enough difference to make a difference"
Test the CRK Zaan next Taylor and see if it really is the “Boss”. See if it really is “the knife to rule them all” This will be an expensive test for sure though, lol
I'd say what you did represents about 3 months of daily use, especially the HI/ Landscaping segment. Oddly, where I landed was the WE SNECX Mini Buster which stayed in my pocket for over a year needing only mild sharpening once a week, even after breaking some of the tip off. Please test something a little different than the standard Benchmade or Spyderco, as not all of us subscribe to the mainstream standards. Thanks..
Test a para3, super popular option but the tip comes to such a fine point I'd like to see how it holds up. Then test a buck 112 ranger sport, I have one and it feels like it would be impossible to destroy
Test a CPM 3V knife against a magnacut knife. Preferably with the knives being the same manufacturer and model like a Bradford or Dauntless manufacturing
I really enjoy using my Knafs Lander. However, the blade came open in my back pocket and I almost cut myself, so I reversed the pocket clip and solved the problem.
I really enjoyed this video! I also learned a bunch of new terms about the things that can go wrong with a knife and the little tricks to check it, like the fingernail trick! Entertaining and I learned a thing or two :)
He gave the DBK treatment of survival knives to a regular pocket knife (without shooting it with an air rifle). It was a pretty good video. I’m just wondering what Ben did for Taylor to retaliate in such a fashion.
This was great, and a testament to the Lander and Ben. That's a solid knife for the price. I certainly got @gideonstactical vibes when you were cutting all the different things. Then you went full @DutchBushcraftKnives with the concrete. As others mentioned, doing other price ranges and/or steels would be the next natural progression. We'll be looking for the next torture test. Thanks for everything you do for the community.
Batoning did the knife in by breaking the lock. Amazing how… hadn’t it been for that the knife would have been almost completely fine after a sharpen and new scales.
Why didn't you replace your old hose with the new and perform the test on the old one? Lol Great video though. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on the Lander 2 when they go up for grabs
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Do the same test at different price points. So pick a $100 knife next (like a Ferrum Forge Stinger), then do a $200 knife (like a Benchmade Bugout). Would be great to see if the extra money is truly worth it when it comes to build integrity.
I was thinking the same thing!
That’s the plan 🤘🏼
There are people that do those torture tests on those kinds of knives and they're not worth the money.
Exactly. Something that seems made for really hard use like a Medford.
I think the more expensive the knife the less it holds up to the torture tests (more chips in blade because harder edge), but day to day more expensive does better as far as edge retention of course
This is the kind of videos why this was my fav channel and got me into edc. Not the 500 dollar coin or a 400 dollar 1 dollar per lumen flashlight. We don't get to have companies give us high-end stuff free. Most of us normal people that just love edc things with normal bank accounts. Videos getting back to the roots is what I root for.
This is by far the BEST video I’ve seen from you in a very long time made even better by the fact that you enjoyed making it! Test ANYTHING next. Just keep testing!
Absolutely amazing! Thanks for this spectacular video!
It was honestly the most fun I've had shooting and editing in ages. Thanks for noticing 🤘🏻
I agree. Great test. Keep ‘em
Coming. I like when I see a knife pushed to its limits. See what it can do. Great job
Another great thing about the Lander is the parts are available directly from Knafs too. If you lose some screws, clips, spacers, bearings, etc. They are super cheap too. Knafs even sells a hardware kit for like $14
You gave a great example here of how valuable honing is, after all the cutting you honed it back beyond factory sharpness in no time. Great video!
You can tell (as a long time viewer of yours I can at least tell) that you had fun with this video. Honestly that’s what I’ve missed most from your videos the last couple of vids, you enjoyment or enthusiasm for your own content. That’s what I think we all fell in love with, our shared enthusiasm for gear and stuff. Here’s to you 🍻 enjoying your own work again and passing the fun off to us.
The Lander did VERY well! You put it through more torture than most knives would regularly be subjected to in most cases. I love my Lander and the fact that imagination is really just about the only thing limiting scale options for it. The Worksharp tools performed as expected. I’ve never seen the Ken Onion in action on a knife that small, and it looked to still be very user friendly, even at that blade size. For upcoming tests… EDC Flashlight torture test. Mud, water submersion, sand, extreme cold (maybe freeze in a block of ice), measure real world lumens etc.. This was a fun one, Taylor and Rikki! See you bros at Blade West!
This was some of the best EDC content I’ve watched in a long time! The constant comedy and banter from you and Rikki is hilarious! Really looking forward to some more videos with this style of content, filming, & editing!
Thanks, man! Glad the excitement and fun came through the camera and edit 🤘🏻
Never had a problem with your format but i think this is a great addition to what you do good on you keep it going guys.
You should test multi-tools. Especially the pliers. Use a small Knipex as control, and test a few Leatherman, Gerber, SOG. Also, screwdrivers on them with different size screws and damaged screws. And of course..... the bottle opener
GREAT idea 🤘🏻
@@BestDamnEDCtry and get the GOAT tool too. Would be cool to see a collaboration where you make/design your own scales or a tool 😁
i wonder if you could take a little file to the liner lock and flatten it out a little and maybe help it stay locked
Solid work from the Lander! Great video!
I'd love to see you test the Para3 LW! It's my favorite knife right now and I haven't seen anyone do any torture tests of it. I'd love to know how it could actually stand up to hard use and abuse! Great video, I love my Lander too!
Ben makes things that are actually on the day to day very very useful!!!! The man has a very unique mind set!!!!!! I'm all for it
Isn’t the best thing about the lander you can just order a new lock bar from Ben and be fully back in business? I love the lander for that. Oh and the flick deploy is so fast!
I haven’t gone quite that far, but I have put my poor Pilar through quite a bit: wires, drywall, rope, prying out nails (with the spine not the edge), pruning bushes, Cardboard, unscrewing screws (do not recommend). It’s been dropped, stepped on and went through the wash…it’s a great little knife. Granted, it needs sharpened more often, but that’s part of the fun. :) I don’t think I could put mine through everything you did, but I’m still impressed with it.
So you tested D2 steel. I'd like to see you test other common EDC knife steels like AUS 8, SV30, or 154CM. Maybe have a comparison of the durability of the steel as well as how hard it is to bring back a useable edge.
I really like Work Sharp products! Field sharpener was my only sharpening system for a very long time, and I was able to put a really nice edge without using anything else.
When it comes to the video - abuse tests are very popular form on YT, but people usually choose the toughest knives and locking mechanism and they just try to break it. It's really nice to see a simple, budget liner lock tested in your videos.
With these tests people mostly focus on durability and toughness of a particular knife or lock. I think there are a lof of other interesting tests that can be made:
- pocket clips - the comparison of different solutions - how easy it is to get it out of your pocket and put it back. Is it easy to lose your knife. Which pocket clips look best
- slip joints - I think they've recently become popular again, but I think people sometimes don't treat these knives seriously. It would be nice to see a video putting them to more serious tests and showing how they behave in certain situations, how to work with them and whether a certain type of work is safe or not.
- disassembly of different knives - maintenance is a part of carrying and using a knife. It would be interesting to see a video comparing the ease or difficulty of disassembly of different knives. Which knives are easy to maintain? What can be a problem during disassembly? Maybe you can organize "disassembly competition", measuring time it takes to disassemble and reassemble different knives.
- testing different blade profiles and blade grinds and comparing how well they work in different situations, what are their strong and weak points
- testing and comparing how various handle materials behave in different conditions, how tough and durable they are
- you can also abuse some Rockstead knife, that will definitely get you some views 😁
These are just some random ideas, but it would be really interesting to see these kinds of tests as well.
This is my go to knife for everything. Plastic pallet straps, packing tape, boxes and bags all day everyday i lightly sharpen on a hard Arkansas stone once a week, i might hit the edge with a few passes if it needs it some days but mine really holds its edge. I am not nice to this knife lol. Love it.
This was FANTASTIC, man. Already love the channel, but this makes me even more stoked for the next video. Keep doin the damn thing!
im getting the feeling this wasnt really about proving why the lander was the best $50 edc knife 😂
One of the best extreme tests to an edc knife 😢 that I've seen, especially for this way to go brother 👍👍
Nope you didnt go to far. You pushed it to the limit. Nothing wrong with that
I’ve always been wanting to see someone brave enough to do this style of torture tests to high end premium knives such as the sea otter, rotten evo, arcane abyss etc
I'm your guy 😂
Literally changing the scales on my Lander as this popped up in my notifications! Also for $50~ that knife survived it all 🙌🏽
It did better than I expected primarily in the toughness of the steel. Looks like the batoning did in the lock which is expected. Well made video and enjoyable to watch.
Love this vid. You were clearly having a blast too! I’d love to see you put a Magnacut blade (or multiple blades with different heart treatments) to a similar test + a home brewed corrosion test.
Ben has brought some amazing knives and an amazing price point. Great watching some good knife usage, even if that pvc looked looked terrible. TP would for sure hang up on all those burrs you left behind.
Great showing of how a well priced knife and sharpener combo can really keep and maintain a solid user knife.
Yeah, I didn't deburr it too well. But who's judging 🤣
All I know is that the absolute ONE THING I never ever doubted was bens ability to make very good knives that just simply work no matter what has never been a question with me!!!!!.. I've always been behind Ben... even going back to crkt days!!! Lol so when I saw he was starting his own line!!I knew the products would be just ABSOLUTELY AWESOME!!!!!!!!
I've seen a ton of your videos now this is one of my favorite for sure.well done man!
Awesome video man. 🔥
We need to see more of this! Just gotta step it up and do that with a custom next time 😉
Jokes aside, this is gonna POP OFF!
Thanks, Brandon! 🤘🏻
So a lot of this does go beyond the limits of the knife, but that is the point, so great job! We wanna see what these knives can do
That's way better than I expected from D2 these days and back towards when i first heard of D2 as a knife steel back in the early 00s.
hey man love these everyday use test but I wanted to give kudos to your progress with your physique. Watched your change and I just heard on one of your videos that you did 445 x4 for DL. Big pull and love it. I'm also a personal trainer and a Paramedic chasing PA. watch All of your videos I live through your Knife-ness vicariously. Keep it up on both EDC and physical training.
Great video. First, I’ve not seen anyone test knives this way. Secondly, that Lander was amazing to stand up to all you out it through. I think if it as a camping, normal outdoor use knife. It went above and beyond that. I’d love to see a few other categories of knives tested and some videos of knives used in your everyday life
Maybe add heat and cold to the test? Chipping ice out of the ice maker, using a lighter near the nife or to pry lift something hot.
Ooooh. Good idea 🤘🏻
*WELL DONE BROTHER JI EXCELLENT* 🙏
Kudos to You for doing things Guys Actually do on a Daily basis.
Gotta say,,, I rarely cut hose, but i often trim edges on PVC, cut drip line and often scrape burrs off of metal tubes.
Do I baton, no, hell no. I need my blade to last until the end of the day.
Of course I'm not using a banter, but I can see its utility for guys that have a normal day job.
I am very impressed with the way the Knafs Lander did in the test !! Next up is I have to own one !!! I really enjoy your channel !!!
$50 is a great price point. Enough money to get a quality tool that you care about but not enough money you stress about or baby. Good to see work done with a dull blade, sharp is always better but not the reality for most people. If you are staying in the light use tasks, it’s nice to see how little maintenance it takes to keep a workable edge.
I want to see this with a zaan now 😂 Greta vid Taylor! Rikki’s commentary is always hilarious! Excited to see more vids from you brother 👊
I *love* my Khafs Lander!
Enjoyed it Taylor. I bought 10 of these for XMAS gifts last year. Great little banger for sure.
I'd like to see a little more testing on magnacut steel.
Be well bro🤟
I loved this video! I'd love to see more of these tests with other knives but id say the biggest thing is to standardize everything (even if its not perfect). Adding paper cut tests between the tests would be nice too. Great content!
I love my Lander. Ben made one hell of a little EDC knife. Can’t wait to get the Lander 2 next month.
LOVE THIS. The dynamic combo of both talking head and in-the-field action is just chefs kiss 😘 GET EM TAYTAY
Mission accomplished, that's one small step for man. One giant leap for mankind.
I think this test was very informative. Now beat a mini bugout the same way. looking forward to a lander 2 test.
Awesome video, Taylor! Loved the content!
I have no actual need for one of those knife sharpness testers but I must get one now
Best video I've seen next to DBK who are two Dutch guys. Thank you
Sometimes dollar stores have knives. I would like to see one tested hard.
amazing vid! Love that you attempted to fix it up at the end, would love if you did some quick sharpening along the way too maybe? I wanna see you destroy a frame lock next, maybe a hinderer? And a Moraknif
I'm edcing a protech Malibu and love it. I'd love to see you torture test that knife because I see a lot of youtubers sing the praises of that knife but never include it in a top 5 or 10. Anyway I always enjoy your videos.
I'm impressed with the D2. I'm a little skittish with my D2 knives thinking I might chip them - this held up really well.
I’m proud of my little lander now seeing that lil champ take a beating and keep on swinging
I am glad to see some torture testing on popular knife models. Please continue. Should be some very interesting findings if you proceed down this path. I would give you two thumbs up, but the tech overlords only let me give you one.
I would love to see these tests but with different blade shapes to really get to see what they specilize with. Tanto, Spear point, clip point, etc...
Keep this sort of material coming!
Awesome video Taylor, I think doing testing a spyderco shaman was great to see, it has a more robust tip than a pm2 and I’d like to see how the compression lock does. Keep up the great work.
So glad you were safe and used gloves!
You can 3D print your own scales too. I remixed them to have swiss army knife toothpick and tweezer slots.
I think it whud be interesting to šele how much you van push a civivi baklash
Loved the content. Only thing I think you missed doing was using it as a screw driver (like we probably all have done with a knife in a pinch). Seeing how well the steel holds up to bending/twisting stress. It also might be cool to see how well a button lock holds up vs a frame lock or liner lock etc... This will be cool to see some of the most popular as well such as the bugout or para 3.
Carry On!
Honest question, no hate at all, but what do you use the knife for? As someone from the UK (in the country side part), I never need knife that much I would need to carry one. So what are the main uses of one to justify carrying it? Again, no hate!
Electricians reem schedule 40/80 pvc all the time with our knives. Gypsum will dull a knife quickly. I used to use my knife to skin feeder wire (500-600kcmil) to make up heads for pulling & that used to wreck the edge pretty good too.
I’m guessing Ben was in on this…lol.
Pick a knife that comes in a high end and basic steel, like a Demco in Aus10 vs Magnacut, or a Cold Steel SRK in SK5 vs 3V. Same knives, same tests, just different steel, and see how they compare and if the high end steel "makes enough difference to make a difference"
Test the CRK Zaan next Taylor and see if it really is the “Boss”. See if it really is “the knife to rule them all” This will be an expensive test for sure though, lol
I'd say what you did represents about 3 months of daily use, especially the HI/ Landscaping segment. Oddly, where I landed was the WE SNECX Mini Buster which stayed in my pocket for over a year needing only mild sharpening once a week, even after breaking some of the tip off.
Please test something a little different than the standard Benchmade or Spyderco, as not all of us subscribe to the mainstream standards.
Thanks..
Test a para3, super popular option but the tip comes to such a fine point I'd like to see how it holds up.
Then test a buck 112 ranger sport, I have one and it feels like it would be impossible to destroy
Lander in my fav budget folder. I carry it everyday!
Great video. Very fun and great editing.
I like this testing, it’s very similar to what Dutch Bushcraft Knives does.
Test a CPM 3V knife against a magnacut knife. Preferably with the knives being the same manufacturer and model like a Bradford or Dauntless manufacturing
I really enjoy using my Knafs Lander. However, the blade came open in my back pocket and I almost cut myself, so I reversed the pocket clip and solved the problem.
Such a painful video. But the Lander looked impressive as a working knife and I want one of those Ken Onion sharpeners even more
It hurt me to make it 😅
This needs to be a series!
I really enjoyed this video! I also learned a bunch of new terms about the things that can go wrong with a knife and the little tricks to check it, like the fingernail trick! Entertaining and I learned a thing or two :)
He gave the DBK treatment of survival knives to a regular pocket knife (without shooting it with an air rifle). It was a pretty good video. I’m just wondering what Ben did for Taylor to retaliate in such a fashion.
This was great, and a testament to the Lander and Ben. That's a solid knife for the price.
I certainly got @gideonstactical vibes when you were cutting all the different things. Then you went full @DutchBushcraftKnives with the concrete.
As others mentioned, doing other price ranges and/or steels would be the next natural progression. We'll be looking for the next torture test. Thanks for everything you do for the community.
Looks like you guys had a ton of fun. This was a great video!
Id like to see how the civivi pintail does. Its currently my beater
You did great. I loved this. The Lander is awesome!
I love my lander. Its a great price point and a quality knife.
Love this! Love all your videos but this was fun and different! Would love similar with other knifes like bugout and other edc gear
I'd like to see ya test the CJRB Pyrite next I personally think it's the best actual under $50 budget edc knife.
Would love to see this format again, but with a multiple knife shootout to see which does best at a similar price point.
This was a fun one to watch 👍 I'd like to see how a para 3 holds up to these types of tests as well as a sebenza. Very cool video 📹 😎
I'd like to see the RAT-1 and the PM-2. Also, the AD 10& 15
I would like to Umnumzaan or a Sebenza. I’m thinking they can take a real beating. Cool video
Why not use the old hose for testing and keep the new one
I’ve been wanting to get one for a while but I think you should try a QSP Penguin Pocket Knife in d2
You should do a battle format! Like the Para 3 vs the Bugout or the Shaman vs the ZT 0562!!
Can you test the knafs lander 2 cross bar lock
How about a civivi Fixed Blade elementum? Would be interesting to see how it stands up against the fixed blade giants.
Batoning did the knife in by breaking the lock. Amazing how… hadn’t it been for that the knife would have been almost completely fine after a sharpen and new scales.
I carry a recon 1 folder. I would like to see what you think as a hard user
Yeah this was great! You should keep going up in price each time you do it. Can’t wait for the next one.
Why didn't you replace your old hose with the new and perform the test on the old one? Lol
Great video though. I'm looking forward to getting my hands on the Lander 2 when they go up for grabs
Because we work harder around here, not smarter lol
Please test the Demko 20.5 in 3v or the hogue deka magnacut.