Fox Parang jungle Knife for Bushcraft

Andrew reviews the Fox parang jungle knife and the survival kit which comes with it. Would he trust his life on it?
Find out more on http://www.azbushcraft.om

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• bushcraft
• knife
• parang
• survival
• saw
• woods
• camping

[cidfadon]

Please chop a death log next time you want to do a knife review or look just for a tree branch to cut instead.

[undercurrentspaulo]

@cidfadon Hazel is a tree that benefits from cropping. It is called coppicing.

[theheathmould]

Not bad,but i bet the cost would worry me.

take care .x

[undercurrentspaulo]

@theheathmould Approx £130

[waterbobejaan]

best not to cook in any kind of aluminium pot, it releases harmful chemicals wen heated or if used for something acidic like tomatoes. better to go with stainless steel.

[ertraccia]

Hi, is it possibile to have a demonstration on how sharpening this knife? I heve it and I think is very good!

[dashengquan]

@dinozzocsi Hello i realy like your knife and i like the handle to beacuse it is military style and not bulcky! but the d quard would help on chopping. where can i get one for the parang? Nice job man realy good design!

[fraudioc]

@cujomojo2007 lol I'm italian and I agree with you. I would never trust my life on our productions, except for HIGH-end products.

[MrRobman111]

the wire saw is senseless with an big knife like this. you better chop through that wood. change the little knife against a victorinox. look for the 1-layer pioneer series. they are easy to sharpen an do not rust. i think thats better for a small back up knife

[SB936]

parang ????

[WERTUZALIG]

@undercurrentspaulo

In Germany 150€ 

[WERTUZALIG]

Super Sache das Messer danke für den Testbericht Andrew