Today we review the Terävä Skrama. Recommended to us by one of our viewers and field tested by us for over 2 months now. Link to Varusteleka : www.varustelek...
It's a sax...Cool! Vegetable taned means it was tanned with natural tannin which comes from acorns, bark, leaves etc. as opposed to chromium or alum or other chemicals.
Vegetable tanning means the skin was treated with tannins extracted from vegetable materials like tree barks and acorns to turn the skin into preserved leather. Without some sort of preservation to the skin, it will rot from bacteria. There are other materials that will work for this that make the leather properties different, most common is chrome tanning. There are lesser known processes that have been and still are used like brain tanning and even more rare is urea tanning. These all make the leather feel different, stronger or softer, change the natural colors, etc.
Sorry guys I was so impressed I had to share this one. Great job, loved it. Man it's hard to understand Finish!!! Found the website you are right the price is great the shipping to Canada is almost the same price!!!
A J Taylor Thanks for the kind words there AJ. For once, we are the ones who comes out on the lucky end of shipping costs, as it wasn't all that much to get it here in Norway. Cheers mate! Freddy
Yes indeed, the gator combo ll. I have abused it all winter building my shelter and I still use it to clear my path and cut small trees...I have sharpen it twice and it does keep it's edge pretty well. At first I was sceptical about the angle of the grind but now, I would not change it. I must admit I went against the manufacturer advice and chopped without taking out the saw and after about a hundred 3inch trees, the saw is still secure and sharp. The saw itself is a very welcomed tool with a strong back and is very sharp. If they make another model, I would like if the saw got a couple of inches longer. Anyhoo...For the price, this is the best ratio quality\price I saw in years! Thanks a lot guys for those bad ass (and very accurate) reviews!!! Phil.
Phil. J. Fantastic, Phil! The saw started to come out on mine, rarely, but it did peek out a couple of times, before I fastened it with a ranger band just to make sure. But as you said, it has held up like much priceyer axes. Now, it's rarely out of my backpack. Thanks for sharing your experiences Phil. Freddy
I like that knife a lot. The finish reminds me of a Gransfors Bruks or Wetterlings ax. It's strange that such a primitive looking blade has such a modern handle but as long as the rubber holds up it's a good thing. Good video crazy woodsmen. Mike
+Michael Quigley Hi Mike, Yeah the Northern/Scandinavian tools have a slight resemblance to them all. I think the rubber handle is ok, maybe change it for micarta but not wood in my opinion. Anyways this knife was our favourite in 2015. Snake
I gotta have this thing. It's hits on so many things I like. Two hand potential, sheeps foot, two different grinds. This knife is badass. Like it was designed for me.
*Buy This Knife!!! I watched this video about a year ago. Since.. I have bought the carbon steel and stainless versions of this blade. Both are my babies and I never leave the house without be one. It performs like a large Mora.. That's the best way to describe it.*
Say Heah, That Sheep foot Tip is called a Coping Tip, Japanese Hatches use it also my Ka-Bar Zomstro has a modified Coping Tip and usually a straight edge can form wood very good. Carpenter Hatchet's have straight edge, For that reason I really like my Zomstro. But this looks Sweet.
I really like the fact that you guys actually responded me. It tells me that you care a lot about your viewers thank you so much for the reply and all of the great videos you do
luke Hi luke. We are here for that reason, to communicate with the community. We enjoy talking to you guys and making videos for you :) and we care alot about you aswell :) Snake
Very nice design.I have always envisioned a knife like that. You are right, not many people have seen or have this knife. I seems to be a hell of a blade !
Cooking Outdoors 4 You I love that thing, I just wish more knife producers would do that tighter grind near the handle.This one is very much recommended. Freddy
Thanks for the review. I've been using a Fiskars brush axe for similar tasks, but it shocks the hands on harder woods. This blade looks like a perfect substitute for that purpose.
Escariot Nah Hi Escariot. It is a fantastic tool. If it replaces an axe though is another discussion but I guess you just have to buy it and find out :) Snake
15:41 I think that the new model has a sharpened back side, so that you can use firesteel. Not sure though, I'm planning to order a new Skrama soon so, we'll see. :)
Brian West Hi Brian. We thought it would aswell. We were surprised it didn`t. But sharpen the spine a little and it will be great. It is a massive beast of a knife. Snake
Now I got to buy another knife... ;) My mind was set on the Ka-Bar but with this review I think it would go well with the gerber axe that you guy reviewed. This axe really helped me trough the toughest winter I ever lived!
Phil. J. Cheerio! The Combo Axe II? How's it holding up for you? I used it a couple of months before we reviewed it, but that thing is more resilient than I thought back then. That is an awesome combo for sure. Freddy
Great review Guys the steel is similar to our 19 CroVan, I have a similar knife by Ka-Bar my Johnson Adventure Parangatang Infact I use it as my Summer Long Knife for the Brambles. I like a linger handle especially a chopper.
Nice review of a wonderful knife. Really the only blade I always have with me in the woods. You might want to edit your videos a bit more tightly for a more viewer-friendly and professional finish. :) Keep up the good work and have a good autumn!
+Gabriel Perkele We continue to learn and evolve both in the camera and editing department. It's a slow learning process due to us being potatoes, but I think we've come a long way since the start. Hopefully we'll get better as time goes by. Thanks Perkeleeeee! :) Freddy
Looks like an extremely functional chopper, but I can't help to think that the sheath belongs with some othe knife, not just the all black with brown, but the rubber on leather look kind of rubs me the wrong way. Kind of pizza and chocolate, great by themselves but a mess if paired with one another. Oh, but out of the sheath? An orc's EDC, badass all the way. Looks like it can chop it's way through The Wall in Game of Thrones.
Javier Dibilio I see where you're coming from Javier. I have no problems with the looks of the knife+sheath myself, but it's a personal preference as always. They do have the black leather sheath option or the molle version, which may suit your taste better. We did try it out on The Wall, it should air in the end of season 5. Freddy
Can you review a tops steel eagle 107c XX. i wanted to buy one but i dont know anyone that has one and i havent seen any reviews on it its price is around 200 dollars
luke Hi Luke. We have reviewed some TOPS knives on this channel and they havent exactly impressed us if you consider price. So we might buy it in the future as it does seem to have some cool features like the knife in the handle and so on. So dont be surprised if you will see it reviewed on our channel. We have added it to our list :) thanks for the tip Snake
I am not familiar with that type of steel. Can your research compare it to more commonly known types of carbon steels? Also, how is the edge retention? Did you have to sharpen it, often? Snake, that beard is coming along!
Steven Boyd I'm not very familiar with it myself, Steven, but from what I can gather, it's a level up from 5160 carbon steel. It seems to be used in a lot of different tools, so it's a versatile steel in that respect. Edge retention also seems to be quite good. Haven't needed to sharpen it yet, to be honest. It looks to me they've hit that magic balance between sharp and durability of the edge. I will be using it a lot more in the future though, so opinions may change. Freddy
lB a Hl a M a Sl Hi IB a H...I'll just call you IB if it's okay :) To be honest, everywhere far enough from civilization is a good place to camp for my taste. Don't know if you know this, but Norway have this law called outdoor recreations act. Read more on it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outdoor_Recreations_Act. Basically what it means is, everyone have a right to use the nature, as long as it's not on the "inland" of the property owners. Just make sure you read up on the rules on use of campfires, and leave your campsites the way it was when you came, you are good to go. Freddy
DO WHAT WE DID IN THE AMY, JUST PUT A OILY RAG WITH GUN OIL ON IT, AND PUT IT IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SHEATH. THEN THERE IS NOT RATTLE. THERE IS ALWAYS A SOLUTION TO KEEP EQUIPMENT SILENT.
CRILLER3 Wooden grip was contemplated, but it would've made the blade much more expensive, while taking away some of the practicality. The rubber gives better grip and will last a lifetime.
***** Nice info here Varusteleka, and i agree...also i am not sure how such a long wooden handle would look to be honest. We will be back to guys`s store soon it seems with the "planned" shorter version of the Skrama :) Snake
***** im more a natural material kinda guy ( Wood and Bone ) started to make a knife today with curly birch/masur,mahogany and bone hope it will end well ( first time i have combined different kinds of wood :) SKÅL !!
+Fire and Steel Thanks very much for presenting this extraordinary tool. - So, you mean that the Skrama might be available with a "normal" size of handle soon?
Tomas Sandberg I wouldnt know Tomas, perhaps it is. Verusteleka has written on this vid so you might ask them in the comments here :) maybe they know. Snake
Tomas Sandberg This is straight from Varustelekas Skrama-page: Skrama - as in Scramasax or Seax, a short, single edged sword popular in the Middle Ages. Much like the Scandinavian Leuku it doubles up as a tool and weapon. A fine name is always nice and the best ones are those with some history behind them - our 21st century Skrama would surely meet the demands of any Saxon man from "ye good olde days". Freddy
***** Tactical are you one of the youtubers who will be on ''The Gauntlet'' channel? if not you should ask to get in, Fire and Steel should also join :)
Gecko Custom Knives I`ll let Tac answer that :) For us we are not really interested in the gauntlet thing since we feel that it floods TH-cam with the same knives, reviews and so on. We get the concept, its just not for us :) We like to review more different knives and other things aswell and since this is no way near our job but our hobby, we feel we have to prioritize our own channel and you guys the subs :) Snake
Rastislav Uhričík I believe you're right. It does set itself aflame sometimes when chopping. Making campfires became a short process after I got this. Cheers mate! Freddy
wow I like that big mamma jamma. seems like something that might be good carrying with a shoulder strap rather than waist belt. kick ass like always guys. keep it real
Macho Deth It does stick up a bit, when carrying it in the belt. I dont have any big problems with it, but the GSO10 is more comfy in that sense. Thanks again Macho! Freddy
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Best hangover review I have seen so far.. that was a year ago I watched it I think, since then bought the knife and I still love it..
"Terävä" means sharp
It's a sax...Cool! Vegetable taned means it was tanned with natural tannin which comes from acorns, bark, leaves etc. as opposed to chromium or alum or other chemicals.
At least it's not Mexican piss tanned!
Vegetable tanning means the skin was treated with tannins extracted from vegetable materials like tree barks and acorns to turn the skin into preserved leather. Without some sort of preservation to the skin, it will rot from bacteria. There are other materials that will work for this that make the leather properties different, most common is chrome tanning. There are lesser known processes that have been and still are used like brain tanning and even more rare is urea tanning. These all make the leather feel different, stronger or softer, change the natural colors, etc.
I think the hole is used for hanging the blade while it is beeing heat treated. Looks like an awsome blade.
+LordEdricus Awesome indeed. This one will be used quite a bit.
Freddy
Sorry guys I was so impressed I had to share this one. Great job, loved it. Man it's hard to understand Finish!!! Found the website you are right the price is great the shipping to Canada is almost the same price!!!
A J Taylor Thanks for the kind words there AJ. For once, we are the ones who comes out on the lucky end of shipping costs, as it wasn't all that much to get it here in Norway. Cheers mate!
Freddy
I love my Skrama knife, it's awesome. It goes with me everytime I go into the woods. Greetings from Finland. =)
+Tipi83 It is a great blade for sure. i think Freddy is torned between the GSO 10 and the Skrama as to which one he wants to use more regularly.
Snake
Fire and Steel Well, to be honest, Skrama does look more rugged than that GSO 10. =)
Tipi83
Do you have the stainless steel version?
Yes indeed, the gator combo ll. I have abused it all winter building my shelter and I still use it to clear my path and cut small trees...I have sharpen it twice and it does keep it's edge pretty well. At first I was sceptical about the angle of the grind but now, I would not change it. I must admit I went against the manufacturer advice and chopped without taking out the saw and after about a hundred 3inch trees, the saw is still secure and sharp. The saw itself is a very welcomed tool with a strong back and is very sharp. If they make another model, I would like if the saw got a couple of inches longer. Anyhoo...For the price, this is the best ratio quality\price I saw in years! Thanks a lot guys for those bad ass (and very accurate) reviews!!!
Phil.
Phil. J. Fantastic, Phil! The saw started to come out on mine, rarely, but it did peek out a couple of times, before I fastened it with a ranger band just to make sure. But as you said, it has held up like much priceyer axes. Now, it's rarely out of my backpack.
Thanks for sharing your experiences Phil.
Freddy
I like that knife a lot. The finish reminds me of a Gransfors Bruks or Wetterlings ax. It's strange that such a primitive looking blade has such a modern handle but as long as the rubber holds up it's a good thing. Good video crazy woodsmen. Mike
+Michael Quigley Hi Mike, Yeah the Northern/Scandinavian tools have a slight resemblance to them all.
I think the rubber handle is ok, maybe change it for micarta but not wood in my opinion.
Anyways this knife was our favourite in 2015.
Snake
And i just wanted to say you guys are some of the best knife reviewers on youtube
luke Thanks alot Luke, that means alot to us :)
Snake
I gotta have this thing. It's hits on so many things I like. Two hand potential, sheeps foot, two different grinds. This knife is badass. Like it was designed for me.
+NewHampshire Bound You wont be disappointed. That two grind thing is genius if you ask me.
Freddy
Hi Fire and Steel the hole 02;56 is put there to assist the Fabricator ,Blacksmith correct the distortion after quenching
Lol. Two metal heads talking about knives and clearing their throats. I agree the "rustic" finish looks awesome
Wha thank you good sire.
Freddy
Have they just smoked a Big Fat ''Herbal'' Do You think ?
*Buy This Knife!!! I watched this video about a year ago. Since.. I have bought the carbon steel and stainless versions of this blade. Both are my babies and I never leave the house without be one. It performs like a large Mora.. That's the best way to describe it.*
Tops C. Kritz
Wich version do you prefer?
Stainless or carbon?
Which version? Stainless or carbon?
Say Heah, That Sheep foot Tip is called a Coping Tip, Japanese Hatches use it also my Ka-Bar Zomstro has a modified Coping Tip and usually a straight edge can form wood very good. Carpenter Hatchet's have straight edge, For that reason I really like my Zomstro. But this looks Sweet.
I really like the fact that you guys actually responded me. It tells me that you care a lot about your viewers thank you so much for the reply and all of the great videos you do
luke Hi luke. We are here for that reason, to communicate with the community. We enjoy talking to you guys and making videos for you :) and we care alot about you aswell :)
Snake
Very nice design.I have always envisioned a knife like that. You are right, not many people have seen or have this knife. I seems to be a hell of a blade !
Cooking Outdoors 4 You I love that thing, I just wish more knife producers would do that tighter grind near the handle.This one is very much recommended.
Freddy
Thanks for the review. I've been using a Fiskars brush axe for similar tasks, but it shocks the hands on harder woods. This blade looks like a perfect substitute for that purpose.
Escariot Nah Hi Escariot. It is a fantastic tool. If it replaces an axe though is another discussion but I guess you just have to buy it and find out :)
Snake
I'm gonna love it too when I get one I bought me a 140 puukko knife from terava,an I love it, an the sheath I just absolutely love.
15:41 I think that the new model has a sharpened back side, so that you can use firesteel. Not sure though, I'm planning to order a new Skrama soon so, we'll see. :)
THAT is a beast!! But it wouldn't throw a spark? Seems it would be a champ at that also.
Brian West Hi Brian. We thought it would aswell. We were surprised it didn`t. But sharpen the spine a little and it will be great. It is a massive beast of a knife.
Snake
Now I got to buy another knife... ;) My mind was set on the Ka-Bar but with this review I think it would go well with the gerber axe that you guy reviewed. This axe really helped me trough the toughest winter I ever lived!
Phil. J. Cheerio! The Combo Axe II? How's it holding up for you? I used it a couple of months before we reviewed it, but that thing is more resilient than I thought back then. That is an awesome combo for sure.
Freddy
This review in just a few words; no bullshit.
Great video! I used the Skrama as a chopper in the chilean Patagonia... awesome blade! Best Regards from Chile...
100% agreement. Mine are easily some of the most effective work knives I have ever owned.
Steven Szabo it is one of the best "1 tool" options we have tested. We normaly dont like those kind of knives but this one is an absolute beast.
Snake
Great review Guys the steel is similar to our 19 CroVan, I have a similar knife by Ka-Bar my Johnson Adventure Parangatang Infact I use it as my Summer Long Knife for the Brambles. I like a linger handle especially a chopper.
There is a knife very similar to that one made by the Ontario Knife Company.
Nice review of a wonderful knife. Really the only blade I always have with me in the woods.
You might want to edit your videos a bit more tightly for a more viewer-friendly and professional finish. :)
Keep up the good work and have a good autumn!
+Gabriel Perkele We continue to learn and evolve both in the camera and editing department. It's a slow learning process due to us being potatoes, but I think we've come a long way since the start. Hopefully we'll get better as time goes by. Thanks Perkeleeeee! :)
Freddy
Looks like an extremely functional chopper, but I can't help to think that the sheath belongs with some othe knife, not just the all black with brown, but the rubber on leather look kind of rubs me the wrong way. Kind of pizza and chocolate, great by themselves but a mess if paired with one another.
Oh, but out of the sheath? An orc's EDC, badass all the way. Looks like it can chop it's way through The Wall in Game of Thrones.
Javier Dibilio I see where you're coming from Javier. I have no problems with the looks of the knife+sheath myself, but it's a personal preference as always. They do have the black leather sheath option or the molle version, which may suit your taste better.
We did try it out on The Wall, it should air in the end of season 5.
Freddy
Nice😀 new design of the old viking skramasaks knife
I have had that knife over a year. It is the best knife, if you need to have only one knife.
juusstube I just might agree with you on that, at least I haven't come across anything better one carry knife just yet.
Freddy
Great ending to a great review guys!
I always wanted to see a review on the Finnish ranger knife
May you guys could ?
Breed45 Hi Breed45. We have added it to ouor list as it seems like a knife we could like :) thanks for the tip man.
Snake
If a finnish knife has a rustic finish, is that a rustic finnish finish?
So..you liked the blade..good and like you said its a beast,useful beast.and thanks for showcasing some fine finnish craftmanship....
Marko Karjalainen Thanks Marko, it will be used in the future, no question about it. Always on the lookout for good craftmanship you know :)
Freddy
Can you review a tops steel eagle 107c XX. i wanted to buy one but i dont know anyone that has one and i havent seen any reviews on it its price is around 200 dollars
luke Hi Luke. We have reviewed some TOPS knives on this channel and they havent exactly impressed us if you consider price. So we might buy it in the future as it does seem to have some cool features like the knife in the handle and so on. So dont be surprised if you will see it reviewed on our channel. We have added it to our list :) thanks for the tip
Snake
Great review! I hade my skrama ll for years and I'm very happy with it.
jogge66 Thanks Jogge. It is a beast of a blade for sure.Snake
i just rediscovered your channel. you guys make really good reviews! subbed again :D
Good video guys! Going to pick one up!
Man I saw that intro and I automatically subscribed!
This is definitely the manliest youtube channel.
i have to get one of those.Keep up the good work boys!
Sweet looking blade.
Austin B. Awesome product from our finnish neighbours!
Freddy
I am not familiar with that type of steel. Can your research compare it to more commonly known types of carbon steels? Also, how is the edge retention? Did you have to sharpen it, often? Snake, that
beard is coming along!
Steven Boyd I'm not very familiar with it myself, Steven, but from what I can gather, it's a level up from 5160 carbon steel. It seems to be used in a lot of different tools, so it's a versatile steel in that respect. Edge retention also seems to be quite good. Haven't needed to sharpen it yet, to be honest. It looks to me they've hit that magic balance between sharp and durability of the edge.
I will be using it a lot more in the future though, so opinions may change.
Freddy
Dam, I thought Southerners talked slow
There's no rush in Norway. It's banned by law actually.
Freddy
Southerners speak Norwegian even slower.
You know any good camp spots in Norway
lB a Hl a M a Sl Hi IB a H...I'll just call you IB if it's okay :)
To be honest, everywhere far enough from civilization is a good place to camp for my taste. Don't know if you know this, but Norway have this law called outdoor recreations act. Read more on it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outdoor_Recreations_Act. Basically what it means is, everyone have a right to use the nature, as long as it's not on the "inland" of the property owners. Just make sure you read up on the rules on use of campfires, and leave your campsites the way it was when you came, you are good to go.
Freddy
Fire and Steel Ok thanks for that information
where are you guys in the vid?
lB a Hl a M a Sl We're in the middle parts of Norway, not too far from Trondheim.
Freddy
Fire and Steel where east west south north?
I agree guys,no bullshit, like the 110 an 140 puukkos, good review, ty
DO WHAT WE DID IN THE AMY, JUST PUT A OILY RAG WITH GUN OIL ON IT, AND PUT IT IN THE BOTTOM OF THE SHEATH. THEN THERE IS NOT RATTLE. THERE IS ALWAYS A SOLUTION TO KEEP EQUIPMENT SILENT.
Skrama. Skramasaxe.. Seaxe. Old design, new application. They should make a horizontal carry shetah for it like a proper Seaxe.
I went with the molle sheath.....it is excellent by the way!!
How long did it take to get it?
I wanna say like 8-10 days....
On large knives I like a Choil.
Tack För ännu en bra video ! Den kniven måste jag ha ! :)
Joakim Eriksson Anbefales stort fra oss! Elsker den skitskarpe eggen innerst på bladet!
Freddy
Ikke gi opp ! Fortsett å lag videoer ! :)
Hey i'm with AJ....another awesome review...liked n shared !...woods
MTwoodsrunner Thanks a lot mate, always good to hear!
Freddy
Kinda surprised that it hasn't a wooden handle kinda ruins the GREAT looks of the sheath and steel IMO !
SKÅL !!
CRILLER3 Wooden grip was contemplated, but it would've made the blade much more expensive, while taking away some of the practicality. The rubber gives better grip and will last a lifetime.
CRILLER3 Hi Criller. Yeah you might be right but i still think the knife looks awesome the way it is. Skål!
Snake
***** Nice info here Varusteleka, and i agree...also i am not sure how such a long wooden handle would look to be honest.
We will be back to guys`s store soon it seems with the "planned" shorter version of the Skrama :)
Snake
***** im more a natural material kinda guy ( Wood and Bone ) started to make a knife today with curly birch/masur,mahogany and bone hope it will end well ( first time i have combined different kinds of wood :)
SKÅL !!
+Fire and Steel Thanks very much for presenting this extraordinary tool. - So, you mean that the Skrama might be available with a "normal" size of handle soon?
Is it good steel?
It is, pretty tough and solid.
Tipi83 ok thanks and is it a convexe blade?
Med Ved Umm, I think it's a flat grind. 🤔
Tipi83 oh amazing thanks for your video and your answer
Not my video. ;)
Again those FUCKING ENDINGS !!! HAHA
CRILLER3 hehehe yeah there are always some bloopers that needs to be shared :)
Snake
The more I look at this knife, the hornier I get
that blade is badass a little pricey but definatly a good one to buy
Bushmaster T.V. Hi Bush. Yeah it is def worth a buy.
Snake
Is this supposed to be a (scrama)S(e)ax? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seax
Tomas Sandberg I wouldnt know Tomas, perhaps it is. Verusteleka has written on this vid so you might ask them in the comments here :) maybe they know.
Snake
Tomas Sandberg This is straight from Varustelekas Skrama-page:
Skrama - as in Scramasax or Seax, a short, single edged sword popular in the Middle Ages. Much like the Scandinavian Leuku it doubles up as a tool and weapon. A fine name is always nice and the best ones are those with some history behind them - our 21st century Skrama would surely meet the demands of any Saxon man from "ye good olde days".
Freddy
Okiday!
how hungover are you in this review? :D
jonespumppu Hehehehe how hangover can you really get? ;)
Snake
snifle snifle litlles noses .... love the show, it's such a big thingy thing
elcas20012003 Babompadiboo. Oompaloompa.
Freddy
Nice to see you guys, , , Laterz
You guys rock. Nice beards...
Ingesson's channel Thanks man!
Freddy
For information www.varusteleka.com/en/product/sarma-tst-skrama-molle-tuppi/30704/
Aimo Kääkkä Thanks man! I see they're sold out these days. Hopefully it'll be back in stock before long.
Freddy
The old Finish dangler....
Dam Snake your beard rivals mine! Aw yeah
***** Hehe you know it brother! beards are for real men.
Snake
***** Tactical are you one of the youtubers who will be on ''The Gauntlet'' channel? if not you should ask to get in, Fire and Steel should also join :)
Gecko Custom Knives hahaha i think this is the Chris from prepmind thing right? I dont`t think Tac will be joining him anytime soon :) hehehe
Snake
Fire and Steel ooh....they don't like each other? :S
Gecko Custom Knives I`ll let Tac answer that :)
For us we are not really interested in the gauntlet thing since we feel that it floods TH-cam with the same knives, reviews and so on.
We get the concept, its just not for us :)
We like to review more different knives and other things aswell and since this is no way near our job but our hobby, we feel we have to prioritize our own channel and you guys the subs :)
Snake
Kydex Sheath? It‘s a cheap, simple plastic...nothing more.
good
EINAR VOLSUNG Thanks mate!
Freddy
good show!
Holy sh.t, that´s a blade! It comes from hell, I think :-). I like it!
Rastislav Uhričík I believe you're right. It does set itself aflame sometimes when chopping. Making campfires became a short process after I got this.
Cheers mate!
Freddy
wow I like that big mamma jamma. seems like something that might be good carrying with a shoulder strap rather than waist belt. kick ass like always guys. keep it real
Macho Deth It does stick up a bit, when carrying it in the belt. I dont have any big problems with it, but the GSO10 is more comfy in that sense.
Thanks again Macho!
Freddy
Thanks for the info.
Suomi mainittu, Konalassa tavataan.
Yeah, the finish mentioned in Konala will be met. Both voices in my head agrees with this statement.
Freddy
Say Heah Guy's, How you frajoli, (how you bean), Dilly, Dilly.,,.p
Coping Tip, Coping Tip heh heh heh
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