Great Lake, what a nice "private" fishing hole! Ha! Very nice! Yes,the Outback replaced my Genesis due to it's wonderful handle, much better control and comfort! The Kephart style blade is perfect for this type use and the CPM-3V is a great steel too! Great review! Thanks! You know, this Outback and the Rogue River have very similar handles, As you say, the Handle can really make the knife, I think for this reason, that's why these two are my all time FAVS! BUT, the Rogue River's ergonomics will ALWAYS be in First Place for me due to the blade/handle angle, it just works well for me! Would be nice to see a comparrison between the Outback and Rogue River, such a close match!
Really impressed by the balance and Ergos here. And then the almost lack of ricasso, (which I forgot to mention) and 3v steel just makes this a winner knife n my book. Just a great allrounder. Thanx for watching my friend, have great day!
I have both the Outback and Rogue River as well. I love them both, but I do feel that the Rogue River would be even better if the handle was just a tad (maybe 1 centimeter) longer. It’s not too small or uncomfortable for my hand, but if my palm was even a hair wider, I think it would cause comfort issues with long term use. I just prefer a slightly longer handle, but I still absolutely love the knife. Every knife I ever bought from LT has exceeded my expectations. And their warranty is top notch.
The Outback is one of my favorites as well. Mine is a scandi grind though, but regardless, LT Wright makes a great knife, and this is one of their best designs.
They sure do. This one in either scandi or saber is a great knife. Feel like this is just really balanced bushcrafter/campknife. Thanx for watching my friend!
I'm so jealous of your knife collection😍 That handle is awesome , pure comfort. I love having a good camp style knife , scandis are awesome but a good saberVex is really tough. It's nice to not worry about the edge on your blade doing heavy tasks.
Yes I love my Scandis, but these type of Sabervex camp knife, allrounders are great! And I actually use these more than Scandis during summer/early autumn. Thanx for watching my friend!
Great video as always! Your videos are sincierly best knife/bushcraft content there is to be found and the video quality and information are top tier! Keep it up!💪🏻🗿
I'm curious as to how long the CPM-3V will go with the factory edge before you have to sharpen it again? Would be interesting to know just for comparison, say between A2 or 01? 🤔😁👍
That is a lovely knife you own there! I prefer the Outback Design over the GNS for it's more bellied blade shape. Personally, I own both the JX2 Jessmuk in 01 and XLNHunter in AEB-L: which if I were to take a woods-trek (or even in a survival situation) those would be out of all my knives- my top 2 choices. Jx2 with it's robust design and scandi edge can take care of the wood processing and carving (made a large spoon with it already). XLNH is very versatile- but can be a primary animal, fish, and food processing knife. If either were to fail me- fortunately; both are designed to cover each other's tasks because both are still designed around versatility. Thanks again for the video and I look forward to your next! -Seth
Im starting to like this more tha the GNS actually. Dont know why but just seem to grab this with me all the time! (But I think I like the Rogue River even more. Had also more belly. Check it out! Thanx for watching, have a great day!
Good to see you back with a longer video. Looks like a beautiful lake. Here in the states, a lake like that would be crowded with boats and idiots on jet skis. Cool knife! Did you ever check out Work Tuff Gear knives? I have the Voyageur and the Kodiak. Pure awesomeness! Cheers!
I have check them, they seem to be gaining in popularity. Looks very nice! Quite difficult to find here. But im sure will eventually get those:) Maybe its because here is at the end not so many people in Finland, and lots of lakes. But people also tend to go to certain lake here. So f.e. A lake that is nearest to Fiskars has some people, but the villagers go there to do activities, and then for peace loving people like me there is countless other lakes to choose from eith almost zero people, like the one on the video. Thanx for watching my friend!
Depends on what state you are in quite a few states, have many many lakes that does not have easy access. MN, WI, UP of MI, & Alaska, all states that I personally know that you can find peace and quiet.
Do you have an opinion regarding the location of the lanyard hole, on this and other knives? In principle I am of the belief that it is better to put the lanyard hole up towards the spine side of the knife. The received wisdom is that if you wear a lanyard attached to a hole on the fingers side of the handle, when you drop the knife it will tend to swing back towards you because of the balance and leverage involved. This is something I heard which made sense to me but I have not tested the theory much, either accidentally or deliberately.
Good question! Never actually thought about that honestly. I dont use lanyard in all my knives. Basically when knife gets bigger I find more use for it. Thanx for watching my friend! Have a great day!
Great Lake, what a nice "private" fishing hole! Ha! Very nice! Yes,the Outback replaced my Genesis due to it's wonderful handle, much better control and comfort! The Kephart style blade is perfect for this type use and the CPM-3V is a great steel too! Great review! Thanks! You know, this Outback and the Rogue River have very similar handles, As you say, the Handle can really make the knife, I think for this reason, that's why these two are my all time FAVS! BUT, the Rogue River's ergonomics will ALWAYS be in First Place for me due to the blade/handle angle, it just works well for me! Would be nice to see a comparrison between the Outback and Rogue River, such a close match!
Really impressed by the balance and Ergos here. And then the almost lack of ricasso, (which I forgot to mention) and 3v steel just makes this a winner knife n my book. Just a great allrounder.
Thanx for watching my friend, have great day!
You’re absolutely right, the 3v is one of my favorite new steels! Great review!
@@JonJon-ey8nsThank you! And thanx for watching, have a great day!
I have both the Outback and Rogue River as well. I love them both, but I do feel that the Rogue River would be even better if the handle was just a tad (maybe 1 centimeter) longer. It’s not too small or uncomfortable for my hand, but if my palm was even a hair wider, I think it would cause comfort issues with long term use. I just prefer a slightly longer handle, but I still absolutely love the knife. Every knife I ever bought from LT has exceeded my expectations. And their warranty is top notch.
I FORGOT to mention that I love the almost lack of ricasso.
'Good point to point out!
Another LT! Awesome! Good for you!
Looks like another winner! Great vid my Finnish friend!
It has grown on me, one of my most used knives at the moment. LT just doesnt dissapoint.
Thanx for watching my friend!🇨🇦🇫🇮
Truly you are one of my favorite bushcraft knives guy... Greetings from Czech Republic. 🇨🇿👣🐾🌲🔥
Thank you! I love Czech Rebublic. A great, beautiful country! Would hope to one day visit the town called Cesky Krumlov. Love medieval history!
I live in Vysoké Mýto. You can google it. Nice little Kings town. @@OldForestBushcraft
The Outback is one of my favorites as well. Mine is a scandi grind though, but regardless, LT Wright makes a great knife, and this is one of their best designs.
They sure do. This one in either scandi or saber is a great knife.
Feel like this is just really balanced bushcrafter/campknife.
Thanx for watching my friend!
I'm so jealous of your knife collection😍
That handle is awesome , pure comfort. I love having a good camp style knife , scandis are awesome but a good saberVex is really tough.
It's nice to not worry about the edge on your blade doing heavy tasks.
Yes I love my Scandis, but these type of Sabervex camp knife, allrounders are great! And I actually use these more than Scandis during summer/early autumn.
Thanx for watching my friend!
Looks great, Nice to see you are making the most of the summer and getting a few fish. Really nice video Ilari
Im so late with fishing this summer that was happy finally to get properly to the lake! Summer is short.
Thanx for watching Tim!
Great video as always! Your videos are sincierly best knife/bushcraft content there is to be found and the video quality and information are top tier! Keep it up!💪🏻🗿
Oh thanx for the compliment!! Try my best😃.
Thanx for watching, have agreat day!
LT Wright in 3V. Man, that's a dream. 🙏🔥
Loving this one!
Thanx watching!
I'm curious as to how long the CPM-3V will go with the factory edge before you have to sharpen it again? Would be interesting to know just for comparison, say between A2 or 01? 🤔😁👍
That is indeed interesant test! Will check it👍
Thanx for watching!
That is a lovely knife you own there! I prefer the Outback Design over the GNS for it's more bellied blade shape.
Personally, I own both the JX2 Jessmuk in 01 and XLNHunter in AEB-L: which if I were to take a woods-trek (or even in a survival situation) those would be out of all my knives- my top 2 choices.
Jx2 with it's robust design and scandi edge can take care of the wood processing and carving (made a large spoon with it already).
XLNH is very versatile- but can be a primary animal, fish, and food processing knife.
If either were to fail me- fortunately; both are designed to cover each other's tasks because both are still designed around versatility.
Thanks again for the video and I look forward to your next!
-Seth
Im starting to like this more tha the GNS actually. Dont know why but just seem to grab this with me all the time! (But I think I like the Rogue River even more. Had also more belly. Check it out!
Thanx for watching, have a great day!
@@OldForestBushcraft Thanks brother; I shall!
Cool video. I love L.T. Wright Knives. 👍🏻🔪
Thanx man! Have to say havent had a single dissapointing knife from them! Thx for watching, have agrear day!
Good to see you back with a longer video. Looks like a beautiful lake. Here in the states, a lake like that would be crowded with boats and idiots on jet skis. Cool knife! Did you ever check out Work Tuff Gear knives? I have the Voyageur and the Kodiak. Pure awesomeness! Cheers!
I have check them, they seem to be gaining in popularity. Looks very nice! Quite difficult to find here. But im sure will eventually get those:)
Maybe its because here is at the end not so many people in Finland, and lots of lakes. But people also tend to go to certain lake here. So f.e. A lake that is nearest to Fiskars has some people, but the villagers go there to do activities, and then for peace loving people like me there is countless other lakes to choose from eith almost zero people, like the one on the video. Thanx for watching my friend!
Sounds like heaven. @@OldForestBushcraft
Depends on what state you are in quite a few states, have many many lakes that does not have easy access. MN, WI, UP of MI, & Alaska, all states that I personally know that you can find peace and quiet.
I hope to visit Alaska before too long.@RichardBarnes-nb6nz
Do you have an opinion regarding the location of the lanyard hole, on this and other knives?
In principle I am of the belief that it is better to put the lanyard hole up towards the spine side of the knife.
The received wisdom is that if you wear a lanyard attached to a hole on the fingers side of the handle, when you drop the knife it will tend to swing back towards you because of the balance and leverage involved.
This is something I heard which made sense to me but I have not tested the theory much, either accidentally or deliberately.
Good question! Never actually thought about that honestly. I dont use lanyard in all my knives. Basically when knife gets bigger I find more use for it. Thanx for watching my friend! Have a great day!
Great vid my brother!
Thank you, much appreciated!
Thanx for watching my friend!
That's a big perch. One that big is rare here.
Pretty happy with this one. Yeah I think indeed they grow a bit bigger here for some reason..
Thanx for watching!