Marttiini/Rapala Knives workout... Underrated? Knife Test. Puukko knife.

Marttiini Rapala Knives workout in the Colorado Rockies. Finnish knife. Scandinavian knife. Nordic knife. Bushcraft knife. Not a video on proper Knife use lol. Marttiini knives. Knife test. Knife review. Puukko knife. Survival knife. Belt knife. Feather Sticks. Camp knife. Field knife.

[@oliviergavillet6418]

Such a nice place! As nice as your Marttiini's. This is the perfect place to test your knives, love it. Take care and happy New Year!

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

It was the perfect area! You too!

[@christophereichten9005]

Rapala and Martini make great knives. I’ve filleted hundreds of fish with them. And they have models for many outdoor pursuits.

[@ericdpeerik3928]

Yes, Marttiini knives are undervalued. They make great knives and their prices are good.
I don't own as many as you do though 😂

[@samipuola]

Marttiini knives are for fishers, hipsters and backyard campers. I've destroyed few of them and they're not bushcrafting. Not buying them again. Try Terävä Jääkäripuukko 140 and/or Terävä Skrama 240. These are the tools that does whatever job you need to do. Those are tools, while Marttiini's are cute toys.

[@jaredleland6667]

I have the “Kiehinen” by Marttiini otherwise known as the “arctic carver” I love it

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

I like that one too

[@peterenright5347]

You should make some videos on where you live now. Looks beautiful there.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Right on bro!

[@ROE1300]

👍 I also enjoy Marttiini knives. I don’t own an Explorer model, but would like to have one, pity they are no longer manufactured them like the one you have.
I have never really understood the term “survival knife”. It seems to me that if a knife is a good “camp”, “hunting”, “woodworking”, and “fishing” knife like these Marttiinis are that makes them a good “survival knife”. Perhaps I am wrong.
Thank you for sharing your knives.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

Thanks for the comment. I think most would prefer a larger full tang knife that's a bit tougher for survival but these Marttiinis can do a lot.

[@ROE1300]

@@CommonCentsOutdoorsman You are probably correct about what some people (maybe most people) would prefer. I credit good marketing for that, not the usefulness of the knife. As you have probably guessed I am not a big believer in the “one tool” option. If I were that tool would be an axe, not a knife.
I still believe if a knife is a good choice for camp, hunting, fishing, and woodcraft chores, it is good for survival. Again, perhaps I am wrong.
In any event I enjoyed the 2 videos I saw of you using and discussing Marttiini knives.

[@CommonCentsOutdoorsman]

@@ROE1300 I hear you brother. I may have 3 or 4 knIves with me sometimes an axe. Just one knife is no fun lol.

[@ROE1300]

@@CommonCentsOutdoorsman 👍 😂😂😂

[@jessesioux4431]

They sell this at mills fleet farm