The same problems exists with similar sheaths. I have the indigenous puuko knife and the sheath has the same inner piece which holds he knife. It was super tight at the beggining but after some uses, its better now. Definately a beautiful sheath but that inner piece is a pain. Dull edges are pretty common i put mine on a few stones then stropped it and its razor sharp now
I like Condor knives, I have a few myself. But after watching reviews of how crap the sheath is, I decided to pass. Plus, the Seax knife is supposed to be worn in the horizontal position, blade up. So the sheath is wrong.
I have one of these, I carry it on my Home Stead. It cuts well wholes a pretty good edge. Keep it oil cause it will rust fast. The sheath sucks. I got one made. Overall a pretty good knife.
I have the Sigrun, about the same, but micarta handle. Dull out of the box. The store has a guy who sharpens, so gave him $5 to fix it. Now my worksharp takes care of things. Believe it or not, I use it for fishing. I fish in a fly only river, sometimes the trout just aren't interested, so it's great for digging grubs out of logs so at least I have 1 trout for dinner.
you can actually contact condor and tell them youre stupid. Theyll probably send you a new sheath. Their customer service is outstanding and the products have a lifetime warranty if I remember correctly
Well thank you so much for that first sentence, and as a follow up, I have had another handmade for this blade. So um yeah, thanks for watching, and thanks for the feedback
@@Tctbnl Yeah, I mean it in a way that most companies wouldnt reimburse you for something you did, only for faults in their products. These guys most likely will help you out even if you did it yourself. No bad intentions
@@Tctbnl Wrong --- ... the Broken Back Seax which is the one you have above is the very design common to the English/Anglo Saxon people, for which my ancestors were named. They were called Saxons for their devotion to the Seax - ie the people of the Seax. The chief God that was worshiped by the Anglo Saxons that came to Britain in the 4th Century was SEAXNEAT or SEAXNOT. The big knife was at the heart of cultural and ceremonial life to the degree that Blades were given names, imbued with magical powers and passed down through generations of family members. To this day, the County of Essex ( East Saxon ) in England, takes for the symbol of our County Flag, three Seax stacked vertically one upon the other. The Continental versions of the Seax used by Franks and Scandinavians were not like the English Saxon Broken Back Seax ... they were a different profile and shaped more like large bread knives.. P.S The Seax was still found in use in Britain and Ireland until the 11th Century - longer than anywhere else.
We all get bit from time to time I've got over 100 knives in my collection and been bit by every damn one of them 😂😂😂😂 it is a neat piece that I would have in my collection the sheath I can already tell is a pile of 💩💩💩 and paracord strikes again I don't think that would even cut a twizzler 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💣💥 that's what you get for picking on Crayola eatin marines thanks for your service
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The same problems exists with similar sheaths. I have the indigenous puuko knife and the sheath has the same inner piece which holds he knife. It was super tight at the beggining but after some uses, its better now. Definately a beautiful sheath but that inner piece is a pain.
Dull edges are pretty common i put mine on a few stones then stropped it and its razor sharp now
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I like Condor knives, I have a few myself. But after watching reviews of how crap the sheath is, I decided to pass. Plus, the Seax knife is supposed to be worn in the horizontal position, blade up. So the sheath is wrong.
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I have one of these, I carry it on my Home Stead.
It cuts well wholes a pretty good edge. Keep it oil cause it will rust fast. The sheath sucks.
I got one made.
Overall a pretty good knife.
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Interesting theory that they used broken blades to make these. Makes a lot of sense.
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Dreadful review and boring reviewer.
Thanks for watching
I have the Sigrun, about the same, but micarta handle. Dull out of the box. The store has a guy who sharpens, so gave him $5 to fix it. Now my worksharp takes care of things. Believe it or not, I use it for fishing. I fish in a fly only river, sometimes the trout just aren't interested, so it's great for digging grubs out of logs so at least I have 1 trout for dinner.
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you can actually contact condor and tell them youre stupid. Theyll probably send you a new sheath. Their customer service is outstanding and the products have a lifetime warranty if I remember correctly
Well thank you so much for that first sentence, and as a follow up, I have had another handmade for this blade. So um yeah, thanks for watching, and thanks for the feedback
@@Tctbnl I think the first sentence was being coy lol
It was something………
@@Tctbnl Yeah, I mean it in a way that most companies wouldnt reimburse you for something you did, only for faults in their products. These guys most likely will help you out even if you did it yourself. No bad intentions
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I think ya sharpen that up it'll be fine....I'd to see a short of those test cuts once its sharp
I do have plans for a follow up video
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If you make a new sheath put a kydex liner inside it to prevent it getting cut up
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The Seax is a Saxon knife not a "viking" knife .
When you think of Seax it’s usually about Danes, not saxons. Thanks for watching
@@Tctbnl Wrong --- ... the Broken Back Seax which is the one you have above is the very design common to the English/Anglo Saxon people, for which my ancestors were named. They were called Saxons for their devotion to the Seax - ie the people of the Seax. The chief God that was worshiped by the Anglo Saxons that came to Britain in the 4th Century was SEAXNEAT or SEAXNOT. The big knife was at the heart of cultural and ceremonial life to the degree that Blades were given names, imbued with magical powers and passed down through generations of family members. To this day, the County of Essex ( East Saxon ) in England, takes for the symbol of our County Flag, three Seax stacked vertically one upon the other. The Continental versions of the Seax used by Franks and Scandinavians were not like the English Saxon Broken Back Seax ... they were a different profile and shaped more like large bread knives.. P.S The Seax was still found in use in Britain and Ireland until the 11th Century - longer than anywhere else.
Eso de la funda te paso por gueon nomás 😂😂😂 pájaron
You really gonna make me go to google translate
@@Tctbnl saludos
We all get bit from time to time I've got over 100 knives in my collection and been bit by every damn one of them 😂😂😂😂 it is a neat piece that I would have in my collection the sheath I can already tell is a pile of 💩💩💩 and paracord strikes again I don't think that would even cut a twizzler 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💣💥 that's what you get for picking on Crayola eatin marines thanks for your service
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂someone has to pick on the devil dogs
@@Tctbnl true
Just got one of these in the mail and the sheath is garbage. did the same yours did.
I seriously hate that sheath
@@Tctbnl So i took out the plastic insert and restitched the sheath. Knife fits way better. Will be making a new sheath.
I'd love to see you test this for bushcraft! Nobody else has the steel sack to try it. But I know you're not scared! Video video video! Haha! 😅🍺😎
Normally I’d agree with you, but I’m sooooooooo not gonna baton with this blade 👍💯👍💯
@@Tctbnl is it because of the profile of the tang?
Also, is there a person or place you would recommend to make a better sheath?
I just don’t trust this blade. I expect it to explode ala j Nelson tests on forged in fire
Condor cut ? Not defect ? Copy of China hahaha!!!!!
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Sheath causes the F bomb for me on this one
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Full length tapered tang, or only partial?
Full length
@@Tctbnl tailtang to the end of the grip?
Thats a cool looking knife
Yes sir it is
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