Great info, love all things Condor these are already added to my wishlist. I am an avid outdoorsman and my Condor products have never let me down. Thanks again great video.
I want that hook knife! I carve spoons for a hobby..other stuff too, but mostly spoons. The pukko's are awesome too! I love the walnut handles, the decorative carvings in them, and the wire braids as well. They are all great looking knives.
I absolutely love the whole line up there beautiful I can see those knives each of them being great working knives thank you for sharing are they all available at this time ? I really could see my self buying every thing on the table
I would gladly be willing to give any of these blades a good home, I have been wanting a Condor for quite some time. I'd like to see these used in an overnighter where you only use these blades
For testing: Small knives cut some vegetables and some small carving tasks, large blade split some sticks, create a divet for a fire board, crack some walnuts, cut some natural fiber rope. Thanks for the video
Joe really hit a home run with the design of the puukkos. I would love to see how they handle camp tasks like food prep, fire making, and whittling. I think traditionally they were what we now call edc knives for the Finnish people, and I'm pretty confident they will hold up well for those type of tasks. Thanks for showing us these awesome tools!
The Mondo is like a machete (which is my favorite thing), and I would consider it a tool for every task. So I'd love to see it be that, crafting an item or tool from scratch, using the Mondo to harvest the wood, do craft chopping, and for finer carving.
Hey Wingman, Nice video.. I would enjoy you you making a video using all the them in one video on a Fishing or squirrel hunt processing some wood making a Dakota fire pit and a little spoon curving.
Amazing knives I wish condor world stick to 1095 and maybe offer the non wire rapped handle. Looking at the headstrong really my one “complaint” is the wire wrapping it looks cool but collects to much grime overall great vid so exited for these new products
I love condor knives, I really have too few of them... I'd love to see the big one used for batoning and fire prep while the two pukkos could be used for carving something (be it a logo a sheath or any "statuette") . :)
Sweet give away bro! I’d be happy with either gift! I see it as a system though. Shovel, matt graham chopper and large puko. I’d like to see how they perform as a unit up again other popular blades. Ie: Cold steel shovel, mora garberg, kershaw camp 10.
Very nice knifes bro ! I think ya should work them man cut limbs, split kindle, skin a fish n gut ! maybe skin and process a critter , work them the way we would in the bush !
Great video sir!! Love info and enthusiasm you have about your tools!! I have never owned a condor but would love the opportunity too!! I live in Alabama so no worries about any laws (yet!). Looking forward to the next video, take care sir!!
Joe said that the huge number of leather shoe mfg's in Central America is why they make such great knife sheath's. The people working there all know leather inside and out. A comparable American made sheath would cost double or more, and a sheath can make or break a knife. I would hate to pay $100 + for a knife and sheath, then turn around and have to buy another sheath. I have noticed Condor's pricing going up this year. Still a great value.
Cool blades! I want to see you and Chris from Blackrifle survival dig a foxhole with that shovel! Don't forget sectors of fire like Jeff Martin and Shawn Kelly did. Lol! Atb Sean
Contact Jeff Martin at his Primitive Lifeways TH-cam channel regarding the bow making, and for historical facts concerning the CA and AZ Native American Tribes and their customs.
Full time job and taking care of my 93 year old father in law who is home with hospice has slowed me down a bit. I do have adventures planned and hope to get to filming soon.
@@Wingman115 really sorry to hear that...I know about hospice, they didn't help much at all when I had to take care of my brother before he died ....hang in there bro we all do our best, thanks for the time you took to do this video
@@Wingman115 3:59 "I think Joe and his many travels down to SOUTH-AMERICA, was INFLUENCED a little bit by THEIR DESIGNS and the CULTURE when he designed this knife" *Pulls out a puukko knife which is a Finnish blade design* You literally say this and by the way I live in The Netherlands which is basically next to Finland so no I don't have to prove anyone where Finland is
Lucas FFF The point is who cares everyone knows that it is a design from Finland that has South American influence. We have bigger problems in the world right now than you trying to prove your point it’s no big deal.
@@Wingman115 you're getting a little sweaty now I, an 18 y/o from the other side of the world, have exposed you for not knowing your knife facts. THE PUUKKO KNIFE HAS NO INFLUENCE FROM SOUTH AMERICA!
Lol Their are indigenous cultures in Columbia and Brazil that use that style knife don’t be ignorant that just the one design comes from your little special place on the planet. This is just a knife show case you’re blowing things way out of proportion and the fact that you said you’re 18 reveals that you still have a lot to learn before you make a comment thank you for your time watching the video have a nice day.
Wood u conceder doing a video of a simple suvilver simulation with like ur hunting an somthing goes rong an u can't get out of ur spot in that such action u wont try to destroy the gears it to stay alive
Matt's bush knife is so cool.
Feels good in the hand as well.
I love 1075 steel!!😄👍💜
just got a condor scalper, its a great knife
Really looking forward to the shovel
Soon as fire season dies down I will be back out in the woods.
Great looking lineup sure you had fun with that
Always a great time Jim. Thanks for watching.
Thanks John! Condor is really stepping up their game in the past few years. They have a lot of new stuff I would love to get!
Condor makes great knives at very affordable prices. I love the look on those puukkos. Thanks for showing these great blades!
Thanks for stopping by.
Love those puukkos
Me too.
Great line up of knives, and sweet shovel to keep in the truck or jeep👍🏼
Thanks for watching Steve.
Great info, love all things Condor these are already added to my wishlist. I am an avid outdoorsman and my Condor products have never let me down. Thanks again great video.
I think the bow build video is a great idea!
Thanks I have to do a bit of research first before I start that project.
I have a small collection of Condor axes and bushcraft knives and am expecting to get more of the 2018 line as well great knives for sure.
Good stuff.
Love the primitive inspired designs!
They are good looking.
I want that hook knife! I carve spoons for a hobby..other stuff too, but mostly spoons. The pukko's are awesome too!
I love the walnut handles, the decorative carvings in them, and the wire braids as well. They are all great looking knives.
Tim thanks for checking in.
Condor makes some good stuff, add Joe Flowers and that kicks it up a notch!
True that.
I absolutely love the whole line up there beautiful I can see those knives each of them being great working knives thank you for sharing are they all available at this time ? I really could see my self buying every thing on the table
I believe they are ready for sale now.
Outstanding vid bro! Looking forward to your up-and-coming vids.
Thanks Steve.
Awesome video. Would like to see shelter building using those knives
Great idea.
I would gladly be willing to give any of these blades a good home, I have been wanting a Condor for quite some time. I'd like to see these used in an overnighter where you only use these blades
Sounds good.
For testing: Small knives cut some vegetables and some small carving tasks, large blade split some sticks, create a divet for a fire board, crack some walnuts, cut some natural fiber rope. Thanks for the video
Good stuff Ted. Thanks for watching.
Joe really hit a home run with the design of the puukkos. I would love to see how they handle camp tasks like food prep, fire making, and whittling. I think traditionally they were what we now call edc knives for the Finnish people, and I'm pretty confident they will hold up well for those type of tasks. Thanks for showing us these awesome tools!
Thanks for commenting and watching Joshua
The Mondo is like a machete (which is my favorite thing), and I would consider it a tool for every task. So I'd love to see it be that, crafting an item or tool from scratch, using the Mondo to harvest the wood, do craft chopping, and for finer carving.
Thanks for stopping by.
i'd like to see you do a kuksa start to finish with only the shovel and bent spoon.
Nice. Thanks for watching.
Great video john 👍👍
Thank you steve.
Condor makes some great knives. Use them to make useful tools.
Great idea. Thanks for watching.
great vid sorry about the fires
Ya we have had 2 really bad ones in the past years...
Wooden sheath to match the handle would be cool on the smaller knives.
👍🏻👊🏻
Awesome
Thanks for checking in.
Condor make great knives/blades!!😎
Thanks for watching.
@@Wingman115 you're welcome!😊
Nice blades for sure. I have several Condor knives and machetes, all awesome tools. Gotta love Joe!
Bob thanks for watching.
Hey Wingman, Nice video.. I would enjoy you you making a video using all the them in one video on a Fishing or squirrel hunt processing some wood making a Dakota fire pit and a little spoon curving.
I like that. Thanks for the idea.
Amazing knives I wish condor world stick to 1095 and maybe offer the non wire rapped handle. Looking at the headstrong really my one “complaint” is the wire wrapping it looks cool but collects to much grime overall great vid so exited for these new products
As more of these knives sell I’m sure they will make more in 1095. Thanks for watching.
Awesome Video! Looks like some interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing ! Stay Blessed!
Thank you so much.
I love condor knives, I really have too few of them...
I'd love to see the big one used for batoning and fire prep while the two pukkos could be used for carving something (be it a logo a sheath or any "statuette") . :)
Zio thanks for watching.
Sweet give away bro! I’d be happy with either gift! I see it as a system though. Shovel, matt graham chopper and large puko. I’d like to see how they perform as a unit up again other popular blades. Ie: Cold steel shovel, mora garberg, kershaw camp 10.
Thanks for watching.
Top bloke
Thanks for watching.
Very nice knifes bro ! I think ya should work them man cut limbs, split kindle, skin a fish n gut ! maybe skin and process a critter , work them the way we would in the bush !
Condor make some good gear, They've bumped up there prices too,
Great video sir!! Love info and enthusiasm you have about your tools!! I have never owned a condor but would love the opportunity too!! I live in Alabama so no worries about any laws (yet!). Looking forward to the next video, take care sir!!
Thank you.
9:10 MPL 65 Russian spetsnaz shovel so not joe's design^^
Make a dugout canoe with the curved knife and Mondo.
I've not owned a Condor knife, but have been eyeing the village parang.
No running water out here to test the canoe.....
Nice knives review video!!😎👌
Aka iam your new subscribers on your video's!!!😊😊😊
Thank you for the support my friend.
@@Wingman115 Np!!😊
Wingman is the handle to the shovel permanently pinned to the head of the shovel?
Yes.
Joe said that the huge number of leather shoe mfg's in Central America is why they make such great knife sheath's. The people working there all know leather inside and out. A comparable American made sheath would cost double or more, and a sheath can make or break a knife. I would hate to pay $100 + for a knife and sheath, then turn around and have to buy another sheath. I have noticed Condor's pricing going up this year. Still a great value.
When you going to do a review on these knives?
Cool blades! I want to see you and Chris from Blackrifle survival dig a foxhole with that shovel! Don't forget sectors of fire like Jeff Martin and Shawn Kelly did. Lol! Atb Sean
Interesting. If I can get together with Chris I will see if we can make that happen.
Hey! You forgot to salute in this video!
Changing it up.
Nice knives you have there...
Thanks for checking in.
@@Wingman115... I have small knife collection, nothing compared to yours... I left a short comment because I was out the door.
Contact Jeff Martin at his Primitive Lifeways TH-cam channel regarding the bow making, and for historical facts concerning the CA and AZ Native American Tribes and their customs.
Great idea. Thanks for watching.
You shud have a over nyt camp out using all the products on this vid good luck cool giveaway
Just might do that.
were's those giveaway vidz bro...waiting till next year 2019 lol
Full time job and taking care of my 93 year old father in law who is home with hospice has slowed me down a bit. I do have adventures planned and hope to get to filming soon.
@@Wingman115 really sorry to hear that...I know about hospice, they didn't help much at all when I had to take care of my brother before he died ....hang in there bro we all do our best, thanks for the time you took to do this video
@@theelusivewoodlandhobo5348 Thanks my friend. Were still making the most of everyday.
the Puukko knife is not south-american lmao, it's a blade design from Finland
Lucas FFF no kidding. You didn’t listen to what I said in the video. You were just in a hurry to show the world that you knew where Finland was. Lol
@@Wingman115 3:59 "I think Joe and his many travels down to SOUTH-AMERICA, was INFLUENCED a little bit by THEIR DESIGNS and the CULTURE when he designed this knife" *Pulls out a puukko knife which is a Finnish blade design* You literally say this and by the way I live in The Netherlands which is basically next to Finland so no I don't have to prove anyone where Finland is
Lucas FFF The point is who cares everyone knows that it is a design from Finland that has South American influence. We have bigger problems in the world right now than you trying to prove your point it’s no big deal.
@@Wingman115 you're getting a little sweaty now I, an 18 y/o from the other side of the world, have exposed you for not knowing your knife facts. THE PUUKKO KNIFE HAS NO INFLUENCE FROM SOUTH AMERICA!
Lol Their are indigenous cultures in Columbia and Brazil that use that style knife don’t be ignorant that just the one design comes from your little special place on the planet. This is just a knife show case you’re blowing things way out of proportion and the fact that you said you’re 18 reveals that you still have a lot to learn before you make a comment thank you for your time watching the video have a nice day.
Los puukkos estan buenos el machetillo es medio feo
Great video brother!
Hey Condor please produce some more Mayflower knives I can't find one anywhere!😢😭
#JoeFlowersRocks
Will pass it on.
Kuksa, not Kuska
Kuska? Indigenous South America puukko? 🤔
I ton of influence from Europe in South America my friend.
Good stuff.
Wood u conceder doing a video of a simple suvilver simulation with like ur hunting an somthing goes rong an u can't get out of ur spot in that such action u wont try to destroy the gears it to stay alive
I have a video I've been planning for awhile now just like that. I'm hoping to get the time to film it. Thanks for watching.
Can't stand condor's cheap grind and ugly leather-wooden handles.