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Odenwolf Mini Neck Knives: Flat and Scandi Grind Review for Bushcraft
Join S.E. Weber and Susanna Williams from Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival as they introduce and thoroughly review the new Odenwolf Mini Neck Knives, available in both flat grind and scandi grind variations. This video provides an in-depth look at these compact yet robust bushcraft tools, perfect for everyday carry and outdoor tasks.
Key Features and Discussion Points:
Premium Packaging & Accessories: The knives arrive in "really nice packages" and include a lanyard equipped with a tiny, spark-producing emergency ferro rod [01:07].
High-Quality Materials & Design: Both models feature durable D2 Steel blades and "BP BP" handle material, ensuring a "very good grip" even when wet [02:02]. They come with a stable Kydex-style sheath and a versatile belt clip [02:26]. One knife sports a black handle, the other a green [02:16].
Secure Lanyard System: S.E. Weber demonstrates a specific climber's knot for the lanyard, allowing for neck length adjustment and preventing strangulation. The unique "dump point" design ensures the knife can always be drawn from the sheath safely [00:03:14 - 00:04:37].
Impressive Usability: Susanna praises the blade's surprising depth for its size, giving it the feel of a "big knife but it's a small knife" [06:08]. The spine can be used with the ferro rod for sparks [06:40].
Historical Context: S.E. Weber touches upon the Nordic origins of neck knives as emergency tools for ice survival [08:05].
Ergonomics & Safety: The knives are lightweight and comfortable for neck carry [08:46]. The handle grip is comfortable for extended use [15:55], and a "stop" mechanism and high blade design allow for safe, precise carving towards the body [00:12:11 - 00:12:58].
Grind Comparison (Flat vs. Scandi):
The scandi grind is noted as "more aggressive" and favored by S.E. Weber [09:33], appearing slightly thicker [09:42].
The flat grind features a "second grind" for enhanced stability [10:22].
For fine carvings, the scandi grind can be prone to splitting wood [14:05].
Susanna expresses a preference for the flat grind due to its slightly lighter feel [14:42].
The hosts highly recommend the Odenwolf neck knives, positioning them among the best they've tested [15:25].
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #KnifeReview #NeckKnife #Odenwolf #FlatGrind #ScandiGrind #EDC #EverydayCarry #Waldhandwerk
waldhandwerk.de/kurs-informationen odenwolf shop tinyurl.com/4c6kyvkv
Rabattcode: WALDHANDWERK10
With Susanne Williams: youtube.com/user/susannewilliams
facebook.com/Waldhandwerk instagram.com/waldhandwerk
Waldhandwerk Bushcraft - Survival Trainings: waldhandwerk.de
BUSHCRAFT Das Buch vom Waldhandwerk: amzn.to/2vFavxA
APO1 from Lilly: https://www.survivallilly.at?ref=993
Kanal auf deutsch: youtube.com/channel/UCr2lN0oni_JeMepgjmZKZqA
English Channel: youtube.com/user/Waldhandwerk
Odenwolf Mini Neck Knives: Flat and Scandi Grind Review for Bushcraft
Join S.E. Weber and Susanna Williams from Waldhandwerk - Bushcraft Survival as they introduce and thoroughly review the new Odenwolf Mini Neck Knives, available in both flat grind and scandi grind variations. This video provides an in-depth look at these compact yet robust bushcraft tools, perfect for everyday carry and outdoor tasks.
Key Features and Discussion Points:
Premium Packaging & Accessories: The knives arrive in "really nice packages" and include a lanyard equipped with a tiny, spark-producing emergency ferro rod [01:07].
High-Quality Materials & Design: Both models feature durable D2 Steel blades and "BP BP" handle material, ensuring a "very good grip" even when wet [02:02]. They come with a stable Kydex-style sheath and a versatile belt clip [02:26]. One knife sports a black handle, the other a green [02:16].
Secure Lanyard System: S.E. Weber demonstrates a specific climber's knot for the lanyard, allowing for neck length adjustment and preventing strangulation. The unique "dump point" design ensures the knife can always be drawn from the sheath safely [00:03:14 - 00:04:37].
Impressive Usability: Susanna praises the blade's surprising depth for its size, giving it the feel of a "big knife but it's a small knife" [06:08]. The spine can be used with the ferro rod for sparks [06:40].
Historical Context: S.E. Weber touches upon the Nordic origins of neck knives as emergency tools for ice survival [08:05].
Ergonomics & Safety: The knives are lightweight and comfortable for neck carry [08:46]. The handle grip is comfortable for extended use [15:55], and a "stop" mechanism and high blade design allow for safe, precise carving towards the body [00:12:11 - 00:12:58].
Grind Comparison (Flat vs. Scandi):
The scandi grind is noted as "more aggressive" and favored by S.E. Weber [09:33], appearing slightly thicker [09:42].
The flat grind features a "second grind" for enhanced stability [10:22].
For fine carvings, the scandi grind can be prone to splitting wood [14:05].
Susanna expresses a preference for the flat grind due to its slightly lighter feel [14:42].
The hosts highly recommend the Odenwolf neck knives, positioning them among the best they've tested [15:25].
#Bushcraft #Survival #OutdoorSkills #Wilderness #Skills #Gear #Tools #KnifeReview #NeckKnife #Odenwolf #FlatGrind #ScandiGrind #EDC #EverydayCarry #Waldhandwerk
