Haven't watched the video yet but I'm hoping this is true. I'm only 28 but my first folder was a buck 110 and I e had it probably at least 10 years now. I rarely ever use it these days as my tastes have evolved over time and right now I carry a chaves liberation and love it. In my opinion buck has been lacking for awhile now, besides the 110 and 112 autos and the gck fixed blade witch I think they don't make any more, I haven't seen much that interests me really..
Buck you have no idea how proud I am of you guys I love to see that s35 I love to see you step up your game, and boy have you stepped it up awesome job keep up the good work buck just like the old saying goes the buck stops here
I got my first buck in 1975 on my tenth birthday. I still have it. Been a loyal fan long before you could watch videos about the company/ buck family. I had to ride my bike down to the hardware store and drool over the display stand. A buck knife is like family to me being a constant in my life and brings back so many memories. While in the army I took my 112 over seas and back. Like reliable family member my buck knife has had my back more than once.
Buck is coming out swinging two years in a row. Love'n what I'm seeing. That blacked out Deploy Mini looks nice- Maybe a bit thick for 5th pocket carry, though.
Thank you Buck for getting back to well thought out design and traditional looking knives, a lot of companies now seem like they just make these futuristic looking ulgy knives that just don't look right, that most outdoorsman have no interest in. The Alpha series and the bear head 110 are beautiful and are on my list to buy. I wish the price would be more affordable especially in this economy right now.
Buck has been setting the bar for sport knives for decades. My Dad has been using his fixed blade buck for 30+ years. Man if that knife could tell you stories you'd be up all night 👍🫡
Buck please move the thumb stud on the 110 and 112 just a little further up, behind the cutting edge! And great new knives btw!! I wish I hade more money I’d buy them all!!!
I was interested so I went on Bladehq and looked it up, the Saunter (the little slipjoint) is $120.... yikes, and they're on here talking about just throwing one in your tackle-box like you'd have a few spares of them lol
It’s great seeing Dallas, and dang I really like a lot of those Buck knives, I haven’t bought a Buck in a while and those fixed blades, and the autos and the slip joints are all pretty darn cool.
I've been collecting Buck knives for 45 years. My pawpaw turned me on to them when I'd visit for the summer by taking me to visit all his cronies at the various flea markets in and around Titusville Florida. I've got some bona-fide gems, including some of the custom shop blades. I'm still missing the 904 Sub-hilt Bowie which remains the most beautiful expression of blade craft I've ever seen. I've never tried to put a cash value on my collection but I've gotta say, when I heard him say $700 for that bolster lock i almost choked. !?! Add to that the rather ridiculous prices attached to those auto knives, compared to the Kershaw Launch series and I'm afraid either Buck, or I or both have lost touch with reality.
Bucks lineup this year, by far, wins over Benchmade and Spyderco. I see a few knives in this lineup that I'm going to have to grab for myself. Benchmade offering a slightly smaller version of a previous design or adding different colors to their blades and pocket clips, or Spyderco offering us the same exact designs over and over again. Don't get me wrong, I love Benchmade and Spyderco. I own quite a few. But Bucks knives this year are killing it.
@@Volsabor35 - And ? If you want it, buy it. If not, then it doesn't matter what it looks like. They're just profiting off collectors that need attention.
All fixed blades need a 90 degree spine. I'll never understand why these knife makers go through all the expense of designing and manufacturing new fixed blades but rarely design one with a 90 degree spine
On a real note, traditional folders have became my new edc and collection items. I've always hunted with Buck knives, and the Buck 3 blade traditionals are in my rotation of edcs. The only thing I would like to see is Buck make a Stockman like Old Timer, Schrade, Case, ect. Don't get me wrong I still love and carry their blades, but I really like the Stockman style two blades. If they did, I'd probably make it a dedicated edc blade!
Buck makes a Stockman, or at least they used to. I've had one for about 15 years now. It's a little chunky for me to carry everyday, but it's a tough little knife for sure.
Buck is doing a great job. They’re really trying to get in the top tier steel game. Gotta say I’m impressed. They rode the 110 pony till it Damn near died. Not much innovation or advancement. Now they are finally kicking into gear but still holding onto their style.
Paradigm Shift Auto (not flipper + assist, c'mon please) w/ the damascus blade, textured black g10. I love my Paradigm Auto, they're legal in quite a few places, give us some nice blade steel.
Hallo Guys. And I asking, these one companies, have not yet considered the reverse production o f RETRO knives???🤔🤔🤔🤔 Their history is very rich!!!🤔🤔🤔I will mention Folding knives, how is Buck Alfa, Buck Kalinga- 2008-10, or Buck 119,124 atcetera atcetera!!!!🤔🤔🤔 I wish your happy good rest day.
Is it just me or are these prices ridiculously high? 😂 Everyone is saying how amazing and well-rounded the line-up is. I think these prices are almost double what they should be. 😂🔥$245 for a 2" automatic and $275 for the 3" automatic? 💀💀💀💀
- because collectors love the smallest difference. A working man would pick the right knife for the job, not pay hundreds for it, not carry around something that looks like fruit loops, and actually use it. They know it's a collectors market. And most of us just like seeing what's out there, so we can laugh at them, and their attention collection.
There’s a reason why the Buck brand has fallen out of love with knife enthusiasts. When the man responsible for the brand doesn’t know his own products, tells you all you need to know. You can toot the “heat treatment” slogan all you want but every knife manufacturer out there is doing the same now or have found better ways.
- friendly comment .. If Americans would take responsibility for themselves, and treat politicians like servants, instead of celebrities, nobody would cheer loudly for a team. Identity should be personal, not politics. If it consumes your life to that point, step away, get into the woods, use your favorite knife, and care about something that really matters.
Some people like to be told what to do. It’s like a chain link fence trying to stop a mosquito. I get a kick out of watching someone drive their car with a mask on.
Why is it that every year that bladehq does a buck interview, the interviewer always looks uncomfortable and forcing laughs. Like they can’t wait to get the interview over with. No other knife company gets that vibe. If I was buck I would boycott bladehq interviews. Throw some respect on the Buck brand!
C'mon BUCK .. your prices are ridiculous on knives that are supposed to be for the working man. I get you're marketing to a bunch of collectors that will never use them. But you're forcing us to buy Chinese junk over quality American made.
You're talking about well built American mad knives. You're not forced to buy from child slaves that fund a communist authoritarian party that puts Muslim minority Chinese in concentration camps. You would support Hitler if he offered you a good deal on a knife
Ive been saying this for a couple years knife prices are ubsurd and i know collectors who have dropped out because of this. A market correction is over due. Hope very soon. I dont mind helping these knife co. Ceo's kids go to college. Private planes, and super cars too and other assorted toys. NOPE im not paying their prices . Only a fool would. Everybody should do this for a year or so. And watch them prices drop back where they should be . Pipe dream right. Only one thing drives these prices.... fools willing to pay them . Or an obsessed idiot. Which one are you ? I used to be both .
Buck has really stepped up their game!The knives coming out of their company now are some of the best I've seen for production knives.
Buck making sure they're around another 120 years with a lineup like this!
Haven't watched the video yet but I'm hoping this is true. I'm only 28 but my first folder was a buck 110 and I e had it probably at least 10 years now. I rarely ever use it these days as my tastes have evolved over time and right now I carry a chaves liberation and love it. In my opinion buck has been lacking for awhile now, besides the 110 and 112 autos and the gck fixed blade witch I think they don't make any more, I haven't seen much that interests me really..
Buck you have no idea how proud I am of you guys I love to see that s35 I love to see you step up your game, and boy have you stepped it up awesome job keep up the good work buck just like the old saying goes the buck stops here
Go BUCK! They’ve been coming on strong the last few years! Good!!!
I got my first buck in 1975 on my tenth birthday. I still have it. Been a loyal fan long before you could watch videos about the company/ buck family. I had to ride my bike down to the hardware store and drool over the display stand. A buck knife is like family to me being a constant in my life and brings back so many memories. While in the army I took my 112 over seas and back. Like reliable family member my buck knife has had my back more than once.
Great to see Buck moving forward. Those Alpha’s just made my “take a closer look and find one to pick up” list.
Buck is coming out swinging two years in a row. Love'n what I'm seeing.
That blacked out Deploy Mini looks nice- Maybe a bit thick for 5th pocket carry, though.
BHQ is blessed with so many great hosts/employees.
Thank you Buck for getting back to well thought out design and traditional looking knives, a lot of companies now seem like they just make these futuristic looking ulgy knives that just don't look right, that most outdoorsman have no interest in. The Alpha series and the bear head 110 are beautiful and are on my list to buy. I wish the price would be more affordable especially in this economy right now.
Those hunting skeletonized blades are beautiful!!
Love to see the pocket knife sized fixed blades coming out!
That small fix blade at the beginning looked very nice. Really like the small traditional too.
Looks like the bench made Hidden canyon
That Bear Head 110 and Titanium 110 are the high points of the video for me.
Wow, BUCK is PROUD of their knives!
Nice to see ya on the main stage again Dallas even if its just for one video.
I absolutely love the Vantage series of knives for skinning and dressing animals...
Thanks again for the coverage at the Blade show sir. Take care and be safe sir. See you on your next video.
Never would i have thought i would like a Buck knife,,,,,,, but that Bear Head may change my mind.
Nice slip joint 8:38 thanks, Buck. Here in the UK that is all, we can have in public without a good reason.
Best Gray
Best knife maker for any outdoorsman!
My Buck 112 Auto is still so sick. Had it for a month now and it impresses all!!!
Good job Dallas! Some nice Buck fixed blades this year!
Buck is killing it this year!
I feel like Buck is the most consistently relevant American sportman’s knife company.
3:13 the s30vn version lol... you forgot 5vs lol
Good to see you Dallas, no apologies needed!
Heck yeah! I love that Buck is killing it again.
I’m a buck fan because they’re so woods/field useful. Have a 692 Vanguard and a 444 for edc.
Buck has been setting the bar for sport knives for decades. My Dad has been using his fixed blade buck for 30+ years. Man if that knife could tell you stories you'd be up all night 👍🫡
Buck please move the thumb stud on the 110 and 112 just a little further up, behind the cutting edge! And great new knives btw!! I wish I hade more money I’d buy them all!!!
I was interested so I went on Bladehq and looked it up, the Saunter (the little slipjoint) is $120.... yikes, and they're on here talking about just throwing one in your tackle-box like you'd have a few spares of them lol
Great show
It’s great seeing Dallas, and dang I really like a lot of those Buck knives, I haven’t bought a Buck in a while and those fixed blades, and the autos and the slip joints are all pretty darn cool.
And that Nickel sliver and textured g10 drop point 110 is really cool.
Ohhh my goodness~! The 110 Bear Head 2023 Limited edition I'm getting! I can't wait.
Those two '23 special editions are sweet...I wish the bear's head had thumb studs, just my preference.
Nice to see you Dallas!
I've been collecting Buck knives for 45 years. My pawpaw turned me on to them when I'd visit for the summer by taking me to visit all his cronies at the various flea markets in and around Titusville Florida. I've got some bona-fide gems, including some of the custom shop blades. I'm still missing the 904 Sub-hilt Bowie which remains the most beautiful expression of blade craft I've ever seen. I've never tried to put a cash value on my collection but I've gotta say, when I heard him say $700 for that bolster lock i almost choked. !?! Add to that the rather ridiculous prices attached to those auto knives, compared to the Kershaw Launch series and I'm afraid either Buck, or I or both have lost touch with reality.
Its Jan 25 2023 and can’t find the paklite pro on line or on store by when will these knife be available????????
Well done Dallas!
Go Buck wild!
I haven't seen that titanium 110 anywhere on their website. Not that I could afford it lol
Bucks lineup this year, by far, wins over Benchmade and Spyderco. I see a few knives in this lineup that I'm going to have to grab for myself. Benchmade offering a slightly smaller version of a previous design or adding different colors to their blades and pocket clips, or Spyderco offering us the same exact designs over and over again. Don't get me wrong, I love Benchmade and Spyderco. I own quite a few. But Bucks knives this year are killing it.
That titanium 110 will be mine!
Here I was thinking I was going to buy the paradigm shift, and I coughed my drink up when he said 700 🤯
700 bucks. and i thought benchmade was getting way to expensive
that sure does look like a proper slipjoint
Dallas is the bestest.
I like the s35vn, but why not use s90v on some of those hunting knives?
Good Job.
Dallas!!!
Love it
Loving all the options
Where did I miss the price on the fixed blades, especially the Pro ?
Buck had really stepped up
Please work with Tops again I loved the csart
I like the more organic feel of this video versus the "high production" level videos.
Yeah. Ima gonna driva toda coast thena jumpa offa da brige
Let’s all admit, all these knife collectors ruined the knife culture to the point where companies starting prices are 200 and up.
I really like how the bolster on those fixed blades are lower than the edge.
Count me in for a titanium version of the buck 112 if u guys make that too 🤙🏻
Damm this year Buck kicked Benchmades butt.
man buck is just overtaking alot of companies lately
I like the pro large skinner and the 110's
Whats with guarantee in the EU?
He appreciates it
BUCK please bring back the Alpha Crosslock Dual 2 Blade Folding Knife :(
Looks a lot like the BENCHMADE
HIDDEN CANYON HUNTER
- and their knives look a lot like knives in the past. A handle, a blade, and they open. Edit.. I meant " they cut".
@@thomas3crows487 but it’s a fix blade.
@@Volsabor35 - And ? If you want it, buy it. If not, then it doesn't matter what it looks like. They're just profiting off collectors that need attention.
All fixed blades need a 90 degree spine. I'll never understand why these knife makers go through all the expense of designing and manufacturing new fixed blades but rarely design one with a 90 degree spine
nice
Those first two, the fixed and auto. Oh yes please.
On a real note, traditional folders have became my new edc and collection items. I've always hunted with Buck knives, and the Buck 3 blade traditionals are in my rotation of edcs. The only thing I would like to see is Buck make a Stockman like Old Timer, Schrade, Case, ect. Don't get me wrong I still love and carry their blades, but I really like the Stockman style two blades. If they did, I'd probably make it a dedicated edc blade!
Buck makes a Stockman, or at least they used to. I've had one for about 15 years now. It's a little chunky for me to carry everyday, but it's a tough little knife for sure.
CJ is the coolest dude.
oh, so that is what those Damascus blanks were for.
Jesus! The pricing!!! I guess Buck thinks they’re the new Benchmade?🤣🇺🇸😵💫
Better than those schoolgirl knives
Interesting to see how the buck owner doesn’t know the materials, lengths, or blade steels without cheat sheets.
That little skinner would be a great edc if sheath was a taco kydex design...
Check out MKM sheaths. They're Italian made, with magnetic clip for the pocket. They're pretty nice.
I want one of each
Cheers
Buck knife, Nuff said
Buck is doing a great job. They’re really trying to get in the top tier steel game. Gotta say I’m impressed. They rode the 110 pony till it Damn near died. Not much innovation or advancement. Now they are finally kicking into gear but still holding onto their style.
The bolster lock seems really unpractical. Adding steps just to finally use a flipper lol
Paradigm Shift Auto (not flipper + assist, c'mon please) w/ the damascus blade, textured black g10.
I love my Paradigm Auto, they're legal in quite a few places, give us some nice blade steel.
Bought a deploy and the safety has a rattle to it. Anyone else have this issue?
I’m not a hunter but that Alpha series looks awesome. It’s the type of design that you could use it for almost anything you could want to use it for.
Do you know why no one buys big 4 inch folders... Because no one fuckin makes them that deploy would be great in a 3.7 to 4 inch blade.
$150 for the micarta / S35 Saunter slipjoint? Yikes.
Hallo Guys.
And I asking, these one companies, have not yet considered the reverse production o
f RETRO knives???🤔🤔🤔🤔 Their history is very rich!!!🤔🤔🤔I will mention Folding knives, how is Buck Alfa, Buck Kalinga- 2008-10, or Buck 119,124 atcetera atcetera!!!!🤔🤔🤔
I wish your happy good rest day.
Is it just me or are these prices ridiculously high? 😂 Everyone is saying how amazing and well-rounded the line-up is. I think these prices are almost double what they should be. 😂🔥$245 for a 2" automatic and $275 for the 3" automatic? 💀💀💀💀
Not sure why they’d make a hunting/skinning knife with such a thick blade.
- because collectors love the smallest difference. A working man would pick the right knife for the job, not pay hundreds for it, not carry around something that looks like fruit loops, and actually use it. They know it's a collectors market. And most of us just like seeing what's out there, so we can laugh at them, and their attention collection.
There’s a reason why the Buck brand has fallen out of love with knife enthusiasts. When the man responsible for the brand doesn’t know his own products, tells you all you need to know. You can toot the “heat treatment” slogan all you want but every knife manufacturer out there is doing the same now or have found better ways.
Not a single mask! Awesome!
“ mask, it’s like throwing shit through a chain link fence”
- my 101 year old granddaughter.
Those masks were stupid :)
Or nary a crucifix to barter with.
You ken heat a rock. But if U sing. All mm sayin
@@jaysgood10 keep wearing your mask then
Seven hundred dollars. What in the smoke are you smoking
- friendly comment .. If Americans would take responsibility for themselves, and treat politicians like servants, instead of celebrities, nobody would cheer loudly for a team. Identity should be personal, not politics. If it consumes your life to that point, step away, get into the woods, use your favorite knife, and care about something that really matters.
I still don’t get why people care if other people want to wear a mask.
- honest answer .. because it was, and in some places is still forced to wear them. If it was 100% voluntary, then there wouldn't be such an issue.
@@thomas3crows487 So, people just want to buck the system, get it ?
Some people like to be told what to do. It’s like a chain link fence trying to stop a mosquito. I get a kick out of watching someone drive their car with a mask on.
Why is it that every year that bladehq does a buck interview, the interviewer always looks uncomfortable and forcing laughs. Like they can’t wait to get the interview over with. No other knife company gets that vibe. If I was buck I would boycott bladehq interviews. Throw some respect on the Buck brand!
Would’ve been a better sit down if they both knew what they were talking about.
Quit crying about masks be glad we can go to gatherings. Thank joe Biden a true great president
C'mon BUCK .. your prices are ridiculous on knives that are supposed to be for the working man. I get you're marketing to a bunch of collectors that will never use them. But you're forcing us to buy Chinese junk over quality American made.
Amen
Bro...only $245 for an aluminum handled auto!! What a steal! Lol
@@conductorcammon - what a "steel" .. 😄
G10 scales… $700 😂
You're talking about well built American mad knives. You're not forced to buy from child slaves that fund a communist authoritarian party that puts Muslim minority Chinese in concentration camps.
You would support Hitler if he offered you a good deal on a knife
Had to close it and come back because of a ridiculously long ad, I don't have 5 minutes for that garbage.
I wish this guy would let Buck explain his knives. Love BHQ and Dallas seems nice but not my favorite host.
Ive been saying this for a couple years knife prices are ubsurd and i know collectors who have dropped out because of this. A market correction is over due. Hope very soon. I dont mind helping these knife co. Ceo's kids go to college. Private planes, and super cars too and other assorted toys. NOPE im not paying their prices . Only a fool would. Everybody should do this for a year or so. And watch them prices drop back where they should be . Pipe dream right. Only one thing drives these prices.... fools willing to pay them . Or an obsessed idiot. Which one are you ? I used to be both .
Buck knife how disappointed I was , made in China.