What Are My Favorite Fixed Blade Knives?
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- What Are My Favorite Fixed Blade Knives?
Chadd walks you through his favorite knives and the function that they all hold.
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Good choices. I had an ole Ka-Bar in the military in the early 80's. My Gerber mark II was one of my favorites. I enjoy your channel. Been making knives since 80's, 1 at a time, just for my buddies. Note: don't keep your knives in your sheath. Store outside sheath with a little oil over the blade. Since leather is cured with many different chems, the leather sheath can leave deposits on the steel.
Awesome to see how much the channel has progressed brother. You guys are doing good work.
Thanks for your service. 50 years ago I started out in 101st then went to work for another agency. Carried a Gerber MKII but decided it was to fragile. Carried a model 14 Randell after that and never looked back. I also believe hand made are the way to go and have several for different tasks.
I have my late father in law’s Kabar. He was in the honor guard assigned to President Kennedy. I’m honored to have received it.
@Garrett Pierman 🤣
@Garrett Pierman what a stupid thing to say. His FIL was a Marine, not Secret Service.
Thats cool asf
I have many knives but some of my favorites I own are Winkler, Medford, Spartan, Grayman, and TKell. A good blade is very useful.
I can't run right now but I will one day again. It is great to see you guys running in the opening of your show. I have a good friend that is a Navy SEAL and he inspires me to continue to progress toward running. And so do you Chadd! Good luck with your show here!
Bark River and Esee are my go to for Hard Usage Blades . 1095 and CPM 3V is my go too for blade steel for hard usage .
Bark River Bravo 1 CPM 3V and Esee 4 1095 are my 2 favorite. I also have Gransfor Bruk Small Forest Axe and Outdoor Axe .
I've tried a lot different smaller axes / hatchets over the years . I've never broke Gransfors.
If someone is in the market for an Axe . Cold Steel TrailBoss are freaking bomb Proof and best bang for your buck . Unfortunately when I comes to smaller axes or Hatchets. Gransfor is the only one I trust . There could be better ones out there for the TACTICAL usages . I just have no need for them
Very nice video 👍 I suggest making a video at some point where you talk about your favorite knife sharpening tools and the methods that you use. That would be interesting and informative. Thanks for your work!
This
That winkler axe is awesome!
Thanks Chadd. I love quality knives and other cutting tools. Thanks man for this video and for everything you've done for our great country. Keep it up!!!
I've got a Winkler knife and I love it. I'll have one of Hatchett. They are definitely a work of art. My EDC Is usually a Benchmade or a GOOD Spyderco. Not one of their cheaper offerings. Brother, you do a great job and I look forward to your new videos.
I went with the Spartan Blades Ares knife. After meeting the Mark & Curtis also at a knife expo. a great company and amazing knives.
My Daily carry is a Spartan Blades folder, awesome knife!
We always carried some sort of knife with us. School, church, picnics and of course Boy Scouts as youngsters.
Still EDC a sharp folder.
Old school buck knife takes care of all my city COMBAT needs like ... digging a splitter out of my finger... dealing with FedEx boxes ...cutting weekender string cause the thingy broke off ... y'all have a good one ... I got to go get this stuff dealt with...🪓🗡
I have two Sig Hogues and I also love my Esee knives. Also have a couple of Tops Operators.
I still have my Uncle Henry knife since the mid 80s that I used deep in the jungle and now I still use it in the forest here in the US.
Still going strong.
I have a fair collection that started from using it to overcome an attack. They are works of art I have learned over the years. I agree custom knives are worth the $ but I use them also. AMTAC and Toor knives / hatchet are my go to’s
Half Face Blades are hard to beat but they aint cheap, Semper Sharp also is amazing. Dull boy makes some quality pieces.
Another vote for a beautiful tool, Andy and crew do amazing work.
I love knives. I’ve got a Winkler Blue Ridge Hunter that I got a chance to use on a hog last hunting season. I also have a Tops Tex Creek. I haven’t broken that one in yet. I enjoy your videos.
I absolutely love the content thank you for that. Thank you for your prior service as well. I thank you and my family thanks you. I have a winkler neck knife that I absolutely love.
Great video Brother! Love what you're doing!
Thank you!
Dawson Custom makes great knives. I like the older ones that Barry and Lynn made. Extremely tough, durable knives.
First, Thank You for your service.
Second, Cold steel. High quality, reasonable price, extensive product line. My edc is xl voyager.
Good info. Thanks for sharing some of your blades. I see it's getting cooler where you're at too by the flannel shirt and long pants. Loving me some cool weather and your videos.
Thank you.
It seems u can buy the Standart Ka Bar Navy Seal Edition. The newer one are same stamped with Ka Bar, same brown Leather with the Trident, made in 1095 Carbon Steel in Olean, New York. Only difference the Word US Navy is in Full, yours has only the USN- and of Course the Ingravings. They made some Special Editions for the Troops like yours and that make yours of course to a very special, unique Collector Knive.
I've got a couple Benchmade's and love them. One bugout and a Mini Griptilian. I rotate these in my EDC. Great video on considerations.
I have edc'd a tops tom brown scout for years and almost feel naked without it
Its a small blade but very thick , the grip is amazing and
Good morning from Arizona. Thanks for another great video.
Thanks Mr Chad!
I run an EK Commando, wasp waist, handmade knife. Probably one of the very last he made. Buy once, cry once!
I also have assorted case fixed blade, Buck fixed blade, Case marine corps kabar, Ontario kabar, Cold Steel Leatherneck, and for general purpose a good Mora knife.
I'm an idiot for letting my Ek SF3 get away. (face palm)
The Glock model 81 survival knife is usually available under $40, and has been shown to be very tough.
That K-Bar gave me the chills, great knife
Good stuff man, thanks
I have a very nice custom made knife by Bill Rapier of Amtac Blades. In fact I just ordered a second knife from him with a slightly longer handle. I’m going to look into that Shay Butler knife you showcased here. Looks great.
Nice style considerations overview. Thanks. I have a few handmade and agree that buy once, cry once is the better value in the long run. I recently got a TKell knife. He’s is an excellent handmade blade maker with a life of the blade guarantee. worth a look.
I’m a Benchmade guy. Love em. My 940, Mini Griptilian and Bugout rotate as my EDC.
Good video , nice blades , thanks for sharing , God bless !
👍👍 Great info! Thanks!
I love Microtech, Chris Reeve, Greg Lightfoot, Rockstead knives. 🔪🗡
Great Channel Chad
Totally agree with your assesment regarding custom v mass production knives. I have supported The Knifemakers Guild for many years and have an excellent collection of both catagories.
I have found the Gerber LMF to be an excellent choice for the rigors of being a valuable tool without a huge investment.
It has many features suitable for survival and tactical applications. A heavy blade is substantial for batoning, holds an edge and the MOLLE compatible sheath ha s a built in sharpener. The LMF also has holes for lashing to convert it to a spear. A glass breaker pommel makes it useful in an urban environment. The best of everything..practical, durable and affordable.
Nuf said !
I would like to find and get my hands on and learn more about all this wonderful knives you folks are talking about I've been using the AMERICAN Buck knives for years kitchen indoor outdoor ,hunting fishing Field & stream all needs they cover very well on a daily basis! Go America!!!
Have been watching and preciate all the videos for quite a while
ESEE knives made here in the USA. Life time warranty on the blade if it’s broken. I have cleaned a lot of deer and beat the crap out on my esee4. It’s the handles I really look at.
Thank you for the knife video Chadd. I'm a big knife guy. The best folder ive ever carried is an Emerson Super CQC 7. But I do have a small collection of other brands. Love that Benchmade fixed blade you show us in the video. I agree, id rather have a good chopping knife with a long blade than a axe or tomahawk. Thank you for sharing your experience and expertise with us!
CQC 7 with the wave feature here. Love it.
I only discovered Winkler's art recently but I've become completely obsessed with the axes. I hope one day soon I can win the lottery and be able to afford one of these magnificent pieces of art.
With what I spent on knives and tomahawks over the years I really should have just saved the money and 'buy once cry once' with the higher price gear I've always sought after. I just got a CRK Pacific which was a knife I've been after for years but the Winkler Combat Axe and RMJ Shrike are next on my list of dream pieces.
Awesome content.
Greetings from South-Africa.
Bad ass video. Really enjoyed this one
12 year Army vet, 5 blades I can’t do without: Gerber MKII, Cold Steel Fixed Spade, Microtech Dirac Delta, Benchmade SOCP Dagger and Buck 120
My Company Commander in Boot Camp was a GM. On day one he explained to us that “A Gunner’s Mate is just a Bosun’s Mate with a license to kill.” GMG 1 Carmody. Never forgot.
Like em all, good advice, thanks
Your kbar, depending on age, is made of 1095, on older blades, and 1095 cro van on the newer blades. Both are high carbon steel with little to no stainless property’s.
Though not as strong as some of the newer survival knives of today, due to thinness and having a stick tang, they can take more abuse than one would think.
Thank you for your service, and trim the beard sailer! Lol
Very cool collection!
Hey Chadd, I have a few knives of varying types & lengths (and continue to grow my collection as able). I have a SOG Seal FX (custom engraved) that is fairly solid, though I have read a few articles/reviews on durability of past knives. I also have a CRKT knife (fixed blade EDC; 3.5" blade that is solid & comfortable). Waiting for Grizzly Forge & MKC to restock... :)
One other thing that is, IMHO, crucial is having a GOOD sharpening stone & lubricating oil. Without that, your blade will just be a dull, useless piece of metal at some point!
Fair winds...
My father-in-law was a Marine during World War Two, lied about his age to get in. He was in the Marshal Islands. He remarked to me once that he would like to have another K-Bar to use around his country homeplace and that is what I gave him for Christmas that year. We were setting on the couch at the family Christmas gathering and he leaned close to me, turning the knife over in his hands and in a subdued voice said, "A lot of Japs were done in with these". He and I really got along together, and I really respected him by taking care of his daughter and giving her the best life I could. He passed away in 2006.
Oh man you got new ink, cool.
That winkler is sexy looks good with the beard too, lol. But Lord the price I think is around $800.00
I love custom knives but can't really afford them, my BK2 knife has been through a lot 1095 high carbon steel I'd say close to 1/4 inch thick great size for just about anything. And my mora for small chores can't beat that scandi grind just super easy to maintain. Sharpening has never been a strong suit of mine but scandi makes it easy to get shave sharp, and the price everyone should have a few in every bag, or truck.
I like the Gray man knives I think the owner served and then worked for Tops knives at one point.
Thank you for your time as always I picked up a few of the books you recommended, so thank you again.
I like that tang stamp on the Shay Butler knife,. It looks vaguely familiar.
Try Half Face Blades. Great Custom maker of knives and hatchets. Made by Retired Navy Seal. I EDC 1 and depend on it daily. Great Video..Semper Fortis 🇺🇸⚓
@3of7 check out William Collins knives. I've used them for years. Has a unique multi grind blade. Scandi at rear for wood working camp stuff. Front part is usually flat or saber grind. Handmade knives. I buy my through Great Northern Knives of Alaska. Ask for Jeff.
William Collins knives are absolutely amazing! Sam Adler from Vietnam
Great video - I love my Winkler knife.
I've become a fan of Spartan Blades lately I started with Tu Lam's folding karambit and have both of their Fairbairn Sykes inspired offerings. Some of my friends and associates think I'm a bit insane.
Thanks for the vid, Chadd! A Cold Steel SRK (Carbon V) has been my companion for about 30 years. The OE Cordura sheath is shite, so I replaced that with a SpecOPs Combat Master. My EDC fixed blade is a Morakniv Pro Robust, modified by Baryonyx Knife Co. to a full flat grind. It's carried in a custom Kydex IWB sheath. I also EDC a Leatherman CORE.
I like my Victorinox Swiss Pocket Knive
Winkler Blue Ridge Hunter is my fixed blade edc, Benchmade Adamas is my folder edc.
Awesome !!
Fine collection. I have a Benchmade Adamas fixed. It is a great knife. Holds an edge well. My favorite or go to is my Swamp Rat (busse knife works)rodent 6. It is a beast. The spine is a tad over one quarter inch thick. Busse utilizes their own proprietary steel. SR101. Tool steel and a special tempering process.
Lots of good knives out there , I like K Bar the BK 9 also the Ontario Marine Raider. I have many good knives but I use a Lanski machete with a Gukara style blade and I've turned trees into firewood it's a excellent working blade.
Another great tool !
For high-end blades; Rustick and Winkler have quickly become my favorites over the past 5 years or so.
For EDC; CRKT and Kershaw.
Multi-tools; Gerber and Leatherman.
Conan-"Riddle of Steel"
Neither men nor women nor beast can you trust.
But this Conan; You can trust.
I enjoyed your vid Sir! I am a now retired Knife Maker with over 47 years in the4 Craft. The Ax you show if anyone is curious is a
Winkler Combat Axe - Tribal Maple Handle Tomahawk. He is a well known and respected of the Knife Making community.
KnifeMaker/Retired. s
Awesome video
Nice chair btw.
Blades are awesome!
"Do not buy cheap knives.."
Roger that!
I found a great bushcraft knife in the Colonial Knives Defiant CE-400. The knife is made of 154cm SS with a full tang and is fairly easy to sharpen. The knife was designed by Abe Elias and is made in the USA. The knife is currently selling for $149 but, has been on sale for $120. Check out the company's demonstration video on TH-cam it is impressive! The knife is great for survival. I also, use a Buck 119 and a Mora 2000 for camping, kayaking and paddle boarding. The Mora is my favorite lightweight fixed blade knife but, the Defiant is my best full tang knife that I don't worry about breaking. I have other knives but, these are my two go to knives.
Good show 💪
Love my Esee knives
I love my K Bars
Doesn't even have to cost big $. Made a 3.75" from a Nicholson file, draw tempered it back from brittle. Recently used a 1-1/2# mallet to cross baton through a 4" pine branch. Besides a few dings in the spine, it out performed what I'd ever expected!
Bad to the bone K-bar ! Outstanding
You have a great collection !
Good one
absolute works of art are what you can find in old (1300-1500 time frame) katana blades in japan. I have never seen such beautiful weapons as what they made so many years ago...
I keep an explorer wilderness 1 in my go bag had it forever 440 stainless steel she is tough. I really dig that axe you have she sure has style so you look cool chopping stuff! lol
I appreciate you 🙏
Great video my friend. Subbed. My favorite survival knives are made by Survive Knives. The GSO series. My favorite woods/bush craft knives are made by Bark River. Specifically the bravo one or 1.25. Also the Bark River Aurora. The features I really like on the Bark River‘s are their wonderful ergonomic handles. Thank you for you comment and service to our country. I hope and pray that they weren’t in vain! God bless you. John
I own two of the Marc Lee Glory knives, long story. I carry one of them with a Hardcore LFT-01 anytime I go bush side. They have never let me down. My Kabar stays at home hung behind the bar beside the other Glory knife. I like the content you're making Chadd. Think I'll hang out for awhile if you don't mind?
Thank you sir I watched you on the bear podcast I am an old beaten down Grunt your very words have changed my life God bless you sir 🫡your new subscriber mike
I have been a knife freak since childhood and have well over a hundred, maybe two, Most expensive my Randall. I still have my K-Bar from my time in the USMC 1964-68. I agree, good handmade knives are dependable.
love a good knife. i've got a daniel winkler hunting knife (no longer made, i think). the quality is felt right out of the box. shay's knives are badass as well.
I've been impressed by the quality and durability of heavy duty knives by Condor Tool. But like you I have a LOT of different knives. It is like the ultimate quest to find the perfect knife.... If I'm going to be out in the woods, I have found a small folding saw to be extremely helpful and cuts down on the amount of chopping required of my knives or axe. I also ALWAYS carry a whetstone that I use on my tools whenever I have used them, or I'm about to use them, or I'm thinking of using them, or after every meal, whenever I brush my teeth.
If stealth is a consideration, a saw is much quieter than an axe, hatchet or big knife chopping away.
For a fighter. I like the original Peacekeeper from Cold Steel. I like utilizing reverse motion without having to alter the blade in ✋ hand.
I have been trying to find one for years. I have the Tai-Pan in CPM3V and that is wicked. Going to remove the handle one day and replace with G10!
I managed to get my hands on a Case Winkler Skinner here in Germany. Unfortunately, it has the G10 scales and not the wooden ones but anyway. It's discontinued for a long time so beggars can't be choosers. :D I like its classic blade design. It should arrive tomorrow and I'm quite excited. After ordering it, I called Jürgen Schanz, one of our most famous German knifemakers. He can easily replace the scales for wooden ones professionally, he said. I'd never go cheap here. I might do that because wooden scales match the blade's design best. It's so classic :)
I have a bunch of fixed blade combat and utility knives. Busse Combat Team Gemini Light Brigade in INFI steel being my most favorite followed by Cold Steel SRK, Cold Steel RECON Tanto, Cold Steel Trailmaster in San Mai III, ESEE-6, ESEE -4, Chris Reeve Green Beret, KA-BAR 1942, Gerber Mk II, EK Commando daggers, SOG 5th Special Forces Bowie, Chuck Hawes Custom Damascus San Mai III bowie etc etc.
Very nice knives brother. Greetings from California.
Tops or esee, those 2 would be hard to beat for all around knives.
That Kabar is made out of 1095 carbon steel. It's coated to prevent it from corrosion. I have approximately 140 knives between folders, fixed blade, and OTF's.
shouts to dull boy blades out of Lubbock TX homie makes some great blades
Chad check out Medford knifes in Arizona, pricey but its quality. You might like them.
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I like esee and tops knives for decent production knives and they’re made of a decent steel. I’ve been getting into the custom knives as of late and Bear Forest Knives makes really good one for the momey
I'm a big knife guy. Spyderco is probably my favorite production knives. I also have some old case, Kabar, and handmade fixed blades. Love your videos, but I think you got hacked though, or you are giving out alot of gifts.
I gifted my KaBar to myself when I graduated Marine Corps Bootcamp. Semper Fi! 1984-1988.
I like Emerson, Bark River and Esee.
The best !