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ESEE KNIVES Thread
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I used my junglas over the weekend to clear a path on our propery to a river. I had taken a neighbor back there the day before and everytime I go back there I have to fight through all the brush and little prickly things. He said he's bring over a chainsaw and that's just too much tool for what little I had to do. The junglass was just right. Now, I have a nice wide and clear path you can drive a truck down. I'm amazed at how easily that blade goes right through most things in a single swipe and still holds an edge. Yesterday was the first time I had to sharpen the beast (haven't had it that long) and it was pretty simple. I did manage to get a little nick in the blade near the tip, but that just adds character. I've tried to explain to guys who don't get it why I'd spend so much on a knife like that, but I'm sure glad I did.
billyboyr6
Expert
I had a 9" thick power pole come down at my place and I had cut it into 2' sections with a chainsaw. One day while burning the pieces up in the fire pit I decided to cut one section in half with the Junglas. 
It took roughly 10-15 min. To get through. I kept turning it and chipping away pieces all the way around like a beaver would.
Afterward the blade still shaved my arm with ease. And after a quick strop it was easily sharper then the factory edge. Great blades for the money.
It took roughly 10-15 min. To get through. I kept turning it and chipping away pieces all the way around like a beaver would.
Afterward the blade still shaved my arm with ease. And after a quick strop it was easily sharper then the factory edge. Great blades for the money.
Nice setup bro. I know you from the esee forum, glad to see you made it over here.
Welcome to INGO and great pics!
Fordtough25
Grandmaster
I've been making paths though the woods at my place and my in laws and the Junglas is fantastic!! Such a great knife, balance, good edge, good grip, sheath, I could go on and on. Woohoo!
I've been making paths though the woods at my place and my in laws and the Junglas is fantastic!! Such a great knife, balance, good edge, good grip, sheath, I could go on and on. Woohoo!
I used mine this past summer after we took down 5 pine trees. It makes quick work of removing branches and chopping them down to size.
The weight of the knife really made it easy for me. Cleaning off little branches barely even feels like a bump with that knife. It was a lot less hassle then dealing with a chain saw and quicker than using clippers. My wife still rolls her eyes at me when she see's me going out back with the thing to work with like I could have gotten away wiht using a swiss army knife or something, but she puts up with me. I hesitated buying one just because I was afraid it was only going to look cool like a rambo knife but not be very useful. Man I'm glad I bought one. It made such short work of all the brush. The only thing I've done to mine was wrapping some friction tape around the handle. It doesn't really "need" it, but in the winter with gloves on I don't want that hog slipping out of my hands.
Knife Lady
PROUD TO BE AN ARMY BRAT
So glad to see you all using your ESEE knives and enjoying them. They are great knives for the money. I will soon be carrying the new 2013 models when they start shipping. More to come.........
Knife Lady
PROUD TO BE AN ARMY BRAT
Well I am pretty excited about it too. Just waiting on Jeff to give me the go ahead. ESEE has a lot on their plates this year.
Lammchop93
Master
That's good news! Can't wait to see what kind of group buy you have in mind.
(and hopefully one of the things keeping Jeff and Mike so busy is getting the Junglas Backpack in stock!)
Bradsknives
Master
The stupid ***** need to make a damn folder! 
(Chanting)Stainless, stainless, stainless, stainless
The pics of the stainless line look awesome! You can put me down for a 3ss for sure.
Firefighter56
Plinker
Nice setup Firefighter56, hope you don't mind me posting the pic.
No worries!! I just figured it would be easier to post a link to my pics than to post multiple pics up here. That is my favorite setup though, there isn't much you can't get done with a 6 and Izzy. Suprisingly its not that heavy and with the dangler setup from Eli it never gets in the way.
Firefighter56
Plinker
I see some of the same names here that I see on ESEE's forum and that's cool. I'm sure there are probably some others that have different names here and there. I had the pleasure of participating in hiding one of the tubes for Jeff. I was actually the first (besides Jeff and Wendy) to get one. It was a blast! Thanks for the warm welcomes here and I plan to continue to participate in both places frequently.
Lammchop93
Master
If only ESEE would do a custom INGO knife for us...
w_ADAM_d88
Master
Any hints at what the SS pricing is going to be on the ESEE's?
