Top 10 Best Camping, Survival, Tactical, Hunting & Bushcraft Knives for the Outdoors | Budget Bugout
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- Summer has arrived! It's time to grab your favorite knife and head out into the great outdoors! These are the 10 best camping, hunting, and outdoor knives for the Summer! Some even make great survival, bushcraft and tactical knives! Check em out! Amazon links below!
Amazon links for all 10 knives listed below:
Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty Knife -- amzn.to/1VCV9CO
Morakniv Bushcraft Black Knife -- amzn.to/1U43xud
Marttiini Knives Skinner -- amzn.to/1RTxGGC
SOG SEAL Strike Fixed Blade Knife -- amzn.to/1VCUSjw
Ka-Bar Short Fixed Blade Knife -- amzn.to/1Zlr5ux
Buck Open Season Small Game Knife -- amzn.to/1RTxwzf
Gerber LMF II Survival Knife -- amzn.to/1t7LoBU
CRKT RSK Mk6 Paracord Survival Knife -- amzn.to/1U44SkH
Victorinox Swiss Army Cadet Knife Alox -- amzn.to/1RTxvLw
Leatherman - Signal® Multi-Tool -- amzn.to/1Y7utLb
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Have yet to have any problems with a Buck 119, great for everything pretty much and it won't let you down. I paid $45 for mine and still have it, have skinned quite a few deer with it and even after each skinning I do, I still keep up the blade and it's in great shape even after 6 years of use and I've used it A LOT. excellent hunting knife, as well as survival and bushcrafting.
Say Heah, I recently bought a few Mira's, My Mora 510 became one of my Fav. neck knives that I wear when I go with my trio, my Mora 2000 I made a Lite Carry Trio, I teamed it with my Mora Hatchet and added my Bacho Laplander WoW, Aces. Then I put a Nylon Belt Loop on my Bokor Black Rold Sheath, But the Handle Strap was a bit loose because of the Rold Handle, So I slipped on my Classic #1 on the handle strap and that not only tightened the looseness but now I have two great wood working knives sort of piggybacked. I'm sort of proud how it came out. ,, .
Cool, fun vid. What was your favorite. For the money, hard to beat the Mora HD companion. I have that one. The SOG is tempting as is the Kabar.
Great video...especially like the camaraderie you are experiencing while you serve our country. THANKS once again for your service!
I finally ordered my first Moras about an hour ago! The two cheapest ones on BladeHQ; the 510 and the 546!
Does anyone else think this guy sounds like Mr. Rodgers? "Howdy kids. Today we will be taking a look at some sharp knives. But we need to be careful, don't we? Yes, that's right." ;)
Most camp work i do with a hatchet, if you fish or go for small game a quality folder like para3 or sog targa or something like a izula2 will be your best friends
Its illusion that you would be getting big game without training and a rifle&scope in a bugout situation, and in this case meat preperation for storage would be your problem not taking longer or sharpening your knife twice cause its no 500dollar killerknife the size of my arm..
If one knows how to trap, a small controlable sharp blade is welcome to do the work
Camp hatchet and decent enough saw aint too heavy or expensiv to not have
Back in the days sawblades, nails etc were worth gold cause thats something you cant craft easily
Really chill video I liked the editing
I like the Gerber knives which don't have the partially serrated blades and have many knives in my collection, both fixed blades and folding versions.
I really like the bushcraft black. Fun knife to play with around camp.
Agreed brother!
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Nice load out my friend. I got to say that I prefer the scandinavian knives the most. I might be a little biased since I am a Norwegian and have used that style of knifes all my life :)
Thanks for sharing - Martin
Enjoyed the video keep up the good work
Your video quality always impresses me!
I have a Marttiini knife. The tang extends all the way to the end except where the "knob" is, as tested with a strong magnet. It has a shaper spine than my Mora and the sheath has better retention than my Mora. So, a step up from my Mora overall!
have you cleaned any game with any of these knives?
The Sog Strike is only around $80 because of the deluxe sheathe that he showed. You get if for about $30 cheaper if you get the standard sheathe
love the buck reaper
I like your list. Instead of the Gerber tho I'd use the Becker BK2
Great video! I would say the LMF is not as good as the strongarm
great video. What do you thank of the ontario raider bowie been thanking of getting one to go with my mora for bigger camping jobs
I have the Gerber, great knife. I'm looking for something about 8" overall length with a partially serrated blade for about 30-45 dollars. The ka-bar is nice but do you have any recommendations?
When you were first talking about the LMF 2 you said "it does have a serrated edge but it doesnt mean your version has to". Is there a plain edge version of the LMF 2 out there?? I have never seen one so it has been holding me back on getting one.
water skipping stones was in the film Jason and the Argonauts
Great vid the and I agree the signal knife looks like the best
The Korean Military education is very successful, way to go man
i like The knives with scandinavian grinds😁
You should review the Gerber Silver Trident. It's a cool knife.
great video
What about Arno Bernard knives? I heard good reviews about them.
love the into beat!
Love the intro!!
Budg: The Mora, the Betta! I know that was corny
Cool video
When showing off the ka-bar I almost thought it had a USB port at the bottom of the handle. Then I thought you'd have to charge it in order for it to kill.
Have you tried the sog seal team elite
that was a awesome video my friend great editing skills. you have my subscription would love to have your support as well . keep up the good work. looking forward to catching up on your videos. thanks again
I'm sorry, but... check your marttiini... al of mine are not scandi, but sabre grind, though they say they're scandi.
There's a secondary bevel and the primary bevel is slightly hollow.
I just don't like them, as I always bought those hoping in a scandi, then having to reprofile them to a true scandi is a pain in the rear... ^^"
Will you ever do a review on leatherman mut
dude were do you get these knives
Finland makes the best knives. Always have a trusty Puukko and you'll get the job done. I am Finnish so that very well could influence my opinion on Finnish knives
I live in Finland. I wonder if all the foreign knives are of poor quality. I mean that the sharpening angle is poor in almost all. Many praise the Swedish Mora knife (because the sharpening angle is better), but in Finland, we laugh at the Mora knife. Here in Finland, even a food shop sells good survival knifes, For example: Ahti knife, Marttiini knife ... And the best knife: Terävä knife.
Almost all foreign knives are too heavy to carry. Too thick blades. Poor sharpening angle. Full-Tang structure is too heavy and not necessary. And over € 100 or $ 120 knives are over priced because the stupid pays. All this, Why? I think the movies have marketed to consumers what kind of a good survival knife is, but that's not true. It's a tough job to tell the consumer what a really good knife is when she wants a Rambo knife. The seller sells the best selling products, but they may not be good...
Here are Finnish knives, please.
Only Finns: www.lamnia.com/en/sc/5/coats-and-carving knives / woodcutters and knives? Msgid = 5 & mcid=1&oby=price&odir=asc&page=0
And in my opinion the best knife; Terävä knife: www.varusteleka.fi/en/product/terava-jaakaripuukko-hiiliteras/56524
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Glock field knife! No Glock Field Knife? Sad panda
All under $100? The title says "Budget", so how do you combine BEST and BUDGET in one knife? Best will be over $100 and Budget will be under $50 (for me) and even under $25 for many budget-conscious preppers. I found several full-tang, thick blade stainless over-5-inch blade knives for under $25, one 8" blade was $15, and they are not junk.
Serrations and odd shapes on back of the knife just kill me, especially if blade is partially double bladed at the tip. Those just won't help you at all and will only hinder you. For tactical puposes especially big serrations are dangerous, it will easily get stuck on fabric when you draw it back from stab. And those really small serrations on blade side won't help much at all when inflicting damage. Now if you slash with knife serrations can again hinder cutting trough fabric even if it's those small ones on blade side.
It's purely cosmetic feature.
I guess if primary use for knife is to look cool or stab naked people those are ok :D
Your very awsome
the bushcraft knife on amazon does not have the same sheath
Do you watch Casey Neistat because I recognize that song from one of his vlogs
lolol thats what im saying. i thought it was his vid and thought the title was wrong
Haha
Same I was like "this is like casey
sch9, Schrade is a bad ass, weapon, survival knife. just don't walk in public with it lol
Quick fun fact: SOG knives are N.F.G. Good day
What's the name of the song that was in this video
Harrison Dunbar. Darude - sandstorm
Harrison Dunbar b
Make a zombie survival kit v3!!
what is a "smore" ???
Graham*
Why doesn't anyone carry a small thin hatchet, all steal, for the heavy work?? Just seems easier for me, not very heavy, and takes up little room in the pack.
Is that a Squid in your pocket!
The MORA the better.
I live in Finland. I wonder if all the foreign knives are of poor quality. I mean that the sharpening angle is poor in almost all. Many praise the Swedish Mora knife (because the sharpening angle is better), but in Finland, we laugh at the Mora knife. Here in Finland, even a food shop sells good survival knifes, For example: Ahti knife, Marttiini knife ... And the best knife: Terävä knife. Almost all foreign knives are too heavy to carry. Too thick blades. Poor sharpening angle. Full-Tang structure is too heavy and not necessary. And over € 100 or $ 120 knives are over priced because the stupid pays. All this, Why? I think the movies have marketed to consumers what kind of a good survival knife is, but that's not true. It's a tough job to tell the consumer what a really good knife is when she wants a Rambo knife. The seller sells the best selling products, but they may not be good...
Here are Finnish knives, please. Only Finns: www.lamnia.com/en/sc/5/coats-and-carving knives / woodcutters and knives? Msgid = 5 & mcid=1&oby=price&odir=asc&page=0
And in my opinion the best knife; Terävä knife: www.varusteleka.fi/en/product/terava-jaakaripuukko-hiiliteras/56524
We think here in Finland that Swedes are feminine gays. And who owns Mora's knife, we laugh at him ... The Finnish knife is better.
1:34 asian bandage for a paper cut.
“Don’t play with knives, kids” - Pff, Didn’t apply to me when was a responsible kid, throwing knives around, stabbing trees, slicing my pinky halfway through. Well, didn’t apply because I didn’t listen to it and got hurt.
anyone on here know if moras can take abuse?
These are AT LEAST 30$ more expansive in Amazon France, wtf
hi
hello
zombies? well good video anyway
Im guessing he's been watching casey neistat
That's exactly what came to mind
Yup lol
Its Kbar short not small this guy needs to learn his knives
RIP MUHAMMAD ALI 1942 - 2016
A lot of people? However irrelevant it is to this video.
where the fuck is marttini condor?
0/10 no Buck 119 or 620
한국인이내와....
Wait, Are does Koreans???/ LMAO I'M TOO
Serrations on a knife have one use, to cut climbing rope
You dont climb and carry the gear needed for into the wood or in your bob? Then get another knife dammit 🤣
Traaaaasssssshhhhhh
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No one who knows what they're doing will go into the woods with a partially serrated edge. That serrated section is where you should be doing ninety percent of all knife tasks, and you can't do any of them with serrations on the edge. Yeah, you can get a Mora sheath in any color you want, as long as it's orange, black, or extremely dark green, and if it's sold with the knife you want. Personal preference, but I won't carry anything with bright orange on it. If I drop something, I'll use a flashlight. I hate the sight of orange. And for God's sake, stop beating your knives with clubs. TH-cam incest is the only reason anyone does this. Real woodsmen do not beat their knives with clubs, they carry a saw, and a hatchet. Unfortunately, have the instructors out there today learned everything they know from TH-cam, and they're as useless as teats on a boar.
Serrated knives are for noobs
Classic example of why you don’t let children play with knives 😂👎
how many asian freinds u have?
First, do you really teach newcomers that beating a knife with a club is a good thing to do? Despite what TH-cam blind leading the amateurs as taught by "experts" who couldn't survive a week in their own backyards say, heavy batoning with any knife is stupid, it's amateurish, it's dangerous, and it means you don't have a clue what tools you should be using.
A small finger guard is fine, if you like it, but the is never a reason to put enough forward pressure on a knife to make your hand slide onto the blade. That's just really poor knife handling technique. And no Scandi grind is made for skinning, whatever the shape of the blade.
The SOG is useless. Any knife with a partially serrated edge is useless as a wilderness knife. Ninety percent of the tasks a wilderness knife needs to do are done with the portion of the blade that's serrated, which means they can't be done. And tactical purposes? Seriously? That's for people who play Rambo, not for people who have grown up. And you never want finger grooves on a carving knife. Nor is it a full tang just because the steel runs all the way through the handle. If that were the case, rattails would be full tang, and they aren't. Unless you can SEE the steel all the way around, it isn't full tang.
Ka-Bar makes excellent knives, and has the best 1095CV in the world, but no knife with a partially serrated edge is worth owning, if you want to use that knife in the woods.
Buck also makes excellent knives, but knife that has a hole in the blade right where the majority of stresses converge is a good knife. And if ever a knife was misnamed, it's this one. There is nothing pertaining to small game that this knife is good for.
I think the Bushcraft Black is one of the most overpriced knives on the market. It's just a companion with a bad grind and a fancy sheath. But how can you say it doesn't have a finger guard? It certainly does have one, and it's extremely effective. Unfortunately, despite being billed as a bushcraft knife, the handle is shaped in a way that makes carving far more difficult than it should be, and carving is what bushcraft knives are for.
The CRKT knife is just silly in every possible way, and no one who would call that a survival knife, or a good wilderness knife at all, is a survival guru. Carrying that silly thing into the wilderness is a sure sign you have no clue what you're doing. It's even dumber than carrying a knife with a partially serrated edge, and that's saying something.
Victorinox makes two good wilderness knives. You have neither of them in this video. And you don't loan you primary knife to anyone, ever, for any reason. You can loan them a backup knife, or your Victorinox, but no one should even touch your primary blade. But if you do loan it out, that is not the knife you want as a backup.
And, no, the Leatherman Signal is not a good knife for biting into wood. Once again, it has a partially serrated edge, which means the half of the blade you need most is useless. Serrations don't even cut, they tear, and they're made for rope and for canvas, not for wood, or anything else. The Signal is far and away the worst multitool Leatherman makes. It's a gimmick from front to back, made for people who love gimmicks, not for people who actually go into the wilderness and spend a lot of time there.
There is no such thing as a good knife for wilderness use that has a partially serrated edge. Such blades are made for people who spend their time working around boats, primarily sailboats, but many types of large boats have rope and canvas, and this is what serrations are for. But some people look at partially serrated blades, think they look cool, and must envision themselves spending all day cutting cordage or canvas, and just don't understand that the part of the knife you need most for good knife use is the part those serrations occupy. It's dumb.
There's nothing in this video but eight poor knives, and a LOT of very, very bad advice and instruction. The sad thing is that a few of these knives would at least be usable, were it not for the partially serrated blades, and one or two would be excellent. But serrations are silly, and make any knife that has them is a seriously bad, and dangerous, choice for wilderness use.
Thanks for the knowledge James. NOT. You're just a conceded overbearing bastard. Quit trolling everybody. Where the hell is your video you smug piece of crap?