ESEE-4 (French)

Being that I am a cunning linguist--a polyglot if you will--I will sum up our jeunne homme's impressions of the knife:

Not a bad knife but he'd really like to see an ESEE belt buckle.
 
R.A.T. said:
http://www.davidmanise.com/forum/index.php/topic,41715.0.html

I can't read French but this review seems well done and very detailed. Wished we could see more detailed reviews such as this, both in the print magazines and here on the forums instead of everyone repeating the same old thing and doing the same old tests. I gotta hand it to the Europeans, they know how to put a high-quality magazine together and their reviews of product is much better, overall, than what us Americans do.

Who knows, the reviewer may have hated the knife but I a damn impressed with the way he laid the review out.
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I come from this forum and I can say that the French really appreciate ESEE knives (especially 4 !) For the quality and solidity of the blades.
We test and use your knife in some extreme situations to be sure to have a good tool in all situations.
Many people on this forum have the ESEE 4 and are very satisfied ( me too ;) ).
The tester, despite his age, has extensive experience in survival. I think it will be very honored to know that you enjoyed his test.

For my part, I try to inform people of the forum on news of ESEE products . It's not always easy because I do not control your language perfectly (thank you google ! :D)
 
mqqn said:
I see him batoning, making a fire, chopping, shaving....he did dig with the blade and I do not recall seeing that done on reviews here, otherwise it seems to be the same typical useage of a knife that I expect to find in a knife review.
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I dug with mine in my survival contest video. :D


but ya, a good review for sure. I need to get out and make a real review of a couple of my ESEE's. Won't be as good as this guys, I'm sure, but I can try.
 
French Butcher, I think you control our language perfectly, far better than us southerners.

Great to see 19yr olds into this kind of stuff. Too bad so many in America don't have the chance or inclination.
 
french_butcher said:
I come from this forum and I can say that the French really appreciate ESEE knives (especially 4 !) For the quality and solidity of the blades.
We test and use your knife in some extreme situations to be sure to have a good tool in all situations.
Many people on this forum have the ESEE 4 and are very satisfied ( me too ;) ).
The tester, despite his age, has extensive experience in survival. I think it will be very honored to know that you enjoyed his test.

For my part, I try to inform people of the forum on news of ESEE products . It's not always easy because I do not control your language perfectly (thank you google ! :D)
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Thanks for the post and let the reviewer know we were well impressed with his detailed review and would be happy to let him review more of our products.
 
Expatriated said:
Being that I am a cunning linguist--a polyglot if you will--I will sum up our jeunne homme's impressions of the knife:

Not a bad knife but he'd really like to see an ESEE belt buckle.
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Yeah, that's what I got out of it. I think he mentioned a cigar cutter too!
 
Great review...in all respects.

The Reviewer should be invited to join this Subforum.

The following from one of the comments tickled my fancy:


"XXXXXX is not the bad stuff per se, but it sometimes falls on lemons: flaws in the steel which after two blows it farts, etc.. Never heard of this stuff with the EEM."
 
Murphyslaw said:
Great review...in all respects.

The Reviewer should be invited to join this Subforum.

The following from one of the comments tickled my fancy:


"XXXXXX is not the bad stuff per se, but it sometimes falls on lemons: flaws in the steel which after two blows it farts, etc.. Never heard of this stuff with the EEM."
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Indeed, an excellent review with a very favorable conclusion on the knife. As to the quote above referring to another brand, the proper translation would be "it is not bad stuff per se, but ocassionally there are some lemons: flaws in the steel which cause it to break after two hits with the baton, etc. Never heard of this type of thing with the Esees."
 
Hi Guys ! I'm Guillaume, the one who wrote this review.
First, many thanks for all the commentaries, I can notice that I haven't worked for nothing :). I like investing myself completely when I do something.

The ESEE RC-4 is really a good knife. Before, I didn't know this kind of knife but now, it's in my escape bag and all the things I take in my bag are things I can totally trust.

In a few days, I will try and translate my review in English for you, my mum is an English teacher (well, I haven't the same skill as you can see ;)).

As for more testing, I shall be honored !

Bye lads !
 
^Bienvenu Guillaume! J'suis nouveau ici aussi et viens d'acheter un Esse 4 la semaine derniere. Welcome.
 
Guillaume the french said:
Hi Guys ! I'm Guillaume, the one who wrote this review.
First, many thanks for all the commentaries, I can notice that I haven't worked for nothing :). I like investing myself completely when I do something.

The ESEE RC-4 is really a good knife. Before, I didn't know this kind of knife but now, it's in my escape bag and all the things I take in my bag are things I can totally trust.

In a few days, I will try and translate my review in English for you, my mum is an English teacher (well, I haven't the same skill as you can see ;)).

As for more testing, I shall be honored !

Bye lads !
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Welcome, to Bladeforums and the ESEE forum. Very well done. Glad you made over here, stick around, it just gets better.

Soyez frais, Faites attention.

`Elan
 
Seems like a nice review but WHAT THE HELL WAS HE WEARING!?! One pic looked like he was a blow up doll with a rubber band around the middle. Kinda funny.....
 
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