Big Brother is a knife that makes a huge impression – it's extremely nice looking, massive, and its appearance alone commands respect. Having such a powerful piece of steel on your belt definitely improves your sense of security during tougher outdoor trips. However, you need to be aware of its limitations. Due to its impressive size, the knife is rather clunky and not particularly suitable for precise camp tasks. What’s more, despite its dimensions, it’s not very good for batoning wood. For such tasks, something from the rugged Ka-Bar Becker series would be a much better choice. Visually, the classic leather on the handle and sheath looks beautiful, but I have serious concerns that under harsh conditions, it will quickly lose its quality and become limp. It's also worth noting that due to the sheath's design, this is gear dedicated to right-handed people. The lack of an option to change the clip or attachment makes drawing the knife with the left hand very uncomfortable (for example, when it's attached to the belt), because you pull it out blade up, which forces an unnatural wrist movement to rotate the handle in your hand. As a left-handed person, I have noticed this problem. It’s a beautiful, intimidating knife that requires compromises in terms of pure practicality. As a gift for someone close, it's a 10/10; for a field trip, I suggest choosing something else.
