I am always happy to see a positive review on a product that I already own. It makes me feel good knowing that someone else sees my decision to buy a particular item as being a wise decision. Great video, as always. Thank you very much for sharing.
Just come across this video now. This is a great review - thanks for posting. I like how you show the item in the studio first, provide an overview, and then show it in action. Talking about the pros and cons as you go. Very well produced. This exact same machete is available in the UK under the brand Anglo Arms, for £18 (around US$24). Just putting my order in now... Greetings to you in New England from “old” England
Your right ! I use mine to cut vines or to delimb small trees and sometimes to cut tall grass to make paths and thats all I use it for. The axe I use it for chopping small trees with. Thanks for doing the video !
Could you make a Video of the Lansky Kukri by any Chance ? I think it might be also good or maybe better considering that its carbon steel for as an comparison. Thanks.
EverydayTacticalVids any luck yet btw I got my self the lansky the negative is for me the handle design and the small negative the sheath . the grip of it is OK but how it looks not so great but it can replaced or modded. the steel is good even though idk what type of carbon steel it has. The sheath should've had a back strap like schrade or cs but if you know how mod the sheath also then its fine. I haven't tested it yet so I thought you had gotten your hands on one for testing to what opinion you might have on it .
I agree it would be great in Puerto Rico where people use machetes often, but being in Florida it's semi tropical climate often resembling both a jungle and also woods like you'd find in further north. Very attractive and elegant, but I am curious why the holes, if for balance or looks, but it's cool either way.
Hi I am proud to see your video that you actually saw the potential of the Kukree inside wood . But first I want to say I'm sorry to tell you that, the way you used it to chop branches and other woods is actually a wrong way. Since I am an expert in Kukree I see it has more potential than you think. If you know how to use this tool then it's not difficult to replace even axe. Well it cannot totally replace axe when it comes to thicker trees but for other normal trees we usually use this tool. But I really appreciate for this video for trying to show its potential. Thank you.
Just some constructive criticism, may I recommend using a more earthy tone for the background, the contrast between the black blade and yellow background is a bit straining on the eyes. Sweet blade though :)
You mentioned twice that there are many ways that this knife can be worn and attached but you did not show one example? I'm sure most would agree your review was positive. How much did you pay for this knife?
I am always happy to see a positive review on a product that I already own. It makes me feel good knowing that someone else sees my decision to buy a particular item as being a wise decision.
Great video, as always. Thank you very much for sharing.
Just come across this video now.
This is a great review - thanks for posting. I like how you show the item in the studio first, provide an overview, and then show it in action. Talking about the pros and cons as you go. Very well produced.
This exact same machete is available in the UK under the brand Anglo Arms, for £18 (around US$24).
Just putting my order in now...
Greetings to you in New England from “old” England
Glad it was helpful.
Your right ! I use mine to cut vines or to delimb small trees and sometimes to cut tall grass to make paths and thats all I use it for. The axe I use it for chopping small trees with. Thanks for doing the video !
Sure thing - glad to help.
Blade looks great and and the sheath is cool .. I can't wait to get mine.
Great vids please keep making them they really help me In making decisions on where and what to spend on gear
Glad to help, mooseman.
funny thing, i ordered one and it arrived halfway through this video
Ha - nice!
Yours looked dull. Just needs a good shapening. I sharpened mine and it cuts like crazy. Great video !
Cool Schrade ....good vid.
Could you make a Video of the Lansky Kukri by any Chance ? I think it might be also good or maybe better considering that its carbon steel for as an comparison. Thanks.
I can try, but Lansky doesn't seem too interested in working together with us.
EverydayTacticalVids any luck yet btw I got my self the lansky the negative is for me the handle design and the small negative the sheath . the grip of it is OK but how it looks not so great but it can replaced or modded. the steel is good even though idk what type of carbon steel it has. The sheath should've had a back strap like schrade or cs but if you know how mod the sheath also then its fine. I haven't tested it yet so I thought you had gotten your hands on one for testing to what opinion you might have on it .
armando99042 Nothing yet.
+EverydayTacticalVids yup.....because you do vids on these cheap ass nasty knives (fact)
You can use the holes for a Bow fire starter
I agree it would be great in Puerto Rico where people use machetes often, but being in Florida it's semi tropical climate often resembling both a jungle and also woods like you'd find in further north. Very attractive and elegant, but I am curious why the holes, if for balance or looks, but it's cool either way.
Milling out the holes will drop a little weight on this one it's the aesthetic appeal that they were going for.
Great video
Looks like the blade from Book of Eli. Great video.
Yeah true.
Hi I am proud to see your video that you actually saw the potential of the Kukree inside wood . But first I want to say I'm sorry to tell you that, the way you used it to chop branches and other woods is actually a wrong way. Since I am an expert in Kukree I see it has more potential than you think. If you know how to use this tool then it's not difficult to replace even axe. Well it cannot totally replace axe when it comes to thicker trees but for other normal trees we usually use this tool. But I really appreciate for this video for trying to show its potential. Thank you.
Pro tip: I would take off that handle and put a paracord wrap if you dislike it.
not bad for the price!
Just some constructive criticism, may I recommend using a more earthy tone for the background, the contrast between the black blade and yellow background is a bit straining on the eyes. Sweet blade though :)
Look and read how they use kukris in Nepal
You mentioned twice that there are many ways that this knife can be worn and attached but you did not show one example? I'm sure most would agree your review was positive. How much did you pay for this knife?
I really want one, but why the fucking holes?? They have no purpose and are only ugly!
I rather Condor, made by the machete kings and people who care.
good thing the kukri is good quality cause you hit like a woman...
great review by the way.
Andro Manu 😂
Great video