Extreme Survival Knife Review (SCHF9)

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Notice: The opinions expressed in this video are those of the author and do not imply or convey any endorsement by the Department of Defense or the United States government. Additionally, this video was recorded and uploaded during off duty hours and did not utilize any government resources or facilities.

[TheFirearmGuy]

You sure put a lot of work into your videos JJ and its appreciated

[Thealowens]

a hole with a knife!!!  I fully understand that in an emergency I might have to do that, but, man, that hurt to watch!!

Sweet blade!  That coating really held up well!  Not a bad price, either!

Congrats to Mary G and David S!!

[livingsurvival]

Good review, I like the blade design but I would most likely agree on the handle, looks really thick in the middle.

[starpuss]

Love the look of that! And 1/4" !!!
Think ill have to order me one!

[FPSMurdock]

Great field review my friend. You do some of the best testing ive seen. Thank you for  such a great channel

[TheGorillatavern]

For the price the schf9 is a great chopper, it's one of the favorite knives I build my survival sheaths around.

[redtagman]

I also have 2 of theses knives. One for my 72 hour bag, one for my camping pack.
Absolutely love these. The one in my camping gear has had the tar beat out of it.The finish has worn off some, no biggy, just put a light coat of oil on it.
Good to see another review of this knife. Hope yours holds up as well as mine has.
Ive never used mine for digging, but assumed it  would do that if needed.
The tree root as cordage idea is great, had never thought of that.   

[TheParacordWeaver]

Great looking knife, and looks like it can take a beating and keep on ticking!
Thanks JJ

[PreparedWolf]

Great preview/ review. Seen this knife and plan to pick one up.

[SCSurvivalAndHunting]

Great review JJ, Ive been wanting to buy this one for a while.

[MountainRaider]

good review;looks like a good value knife.
thank you for sharing!

[bigfootbushcraft]

How long is the blade on that brother? Great vid & its awesome that ur handing down some skills we need to wake these kids up & realize there is an outside & the woods are awesome. Great job my friend. & Im diggin the new video art.

[jmo]

That is big ol piece of steel! A man blade haha. Great video brother.

[Skillssurvive]

Great review and knife... I have looked at that one, especially for the money its not a bad knife.

[tomritter]

well in glad to see schrades back in the game even though its taylor cutlery same company as s/w knives but good to see the name and someone took time to make it good  thanks j j

[pauliex]

Hi J.j., in one of your videos, you mentioned that, that 7" knife was your preferred size for your 3knife carry, I too am a 3knife carry guy, but for me a 9"+ knife is ideal for me as the large knife in my system, and this video agreed with me why I like that size, I have a set I'm very found of, and the 7" knife is my middle size knife ( camp knife ), and is on my person all the time, encase I'm separated from my pack, which is a big part of my system, and on my belt are essentials too, not too heavy either, I hope you don't mind my comments, but I enjoy your vid's, just encase your wondering which 7"knife anyone would carry as a midsize knife, that set is my BK's, the BK-17, 7, and the Ka-Bar Swabbie, the knives match almost perfectly, and very functional, you on the other hand made me interested in the Scharades knives, I do use my knives hard, at that price range, if it could take my thumping and hold up would be great, it seems that knife would hold up for me.

[neilcastell]

the 'trick' to digging with your knife and not damaging it, is not to stab the earth,
just push it in at a slow speed, and drag back with the flat side of the blade,

i was taught that by ww2 Vet, after i took the point off my k-bar, ... lol

[guitardavepdx]

Good review. Are the grips removable/slash interchangeable? Might help it out a bit. My BK has that ability and was just wondering.

[TXLionHeart]

I thought the SCHF 26 was Schrade's extreme survival knife...

[tfr]

Like mine so much I just bought another at $35.shipped. It seems Schrade is switching to 8cr13 MOV steel, so if you want one in 1095 I wouldn't wait to long. You could make your own scales for a more comfortable grip.