Best Bushcraft Knife? - Varusteleka Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 Knife - Review
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You all have seen this knife in action for a while now and here comes the review! This is the Varusteleka Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 with leather sheath.
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Price : 54.99 USD with the sheath - $30 with no SHEATH
Leather Sheath - plastic insert - double folded leather
Very strong
Excellent seams and stitching
Snap retention - when walking around camp, it doesn’t have to be snapped - tight enough to keep it secure
Leather belt loop
Very ridged
High scandi grind
Rubber texturize handle
Tacky. Doesn’t slide around - tough, has lasted my months of use.
Wet or dry, very secure
I like the palm swell
Feels awesome
Full tang
Lanyard hole - Pummel
Sharp spine - finger nail
Fine quality carbon steel, traditional Finnish puukko blade profile with a slight drop point and a practical grind guarantee a razor sharp knife straight out of the box, and it's easy to maintain too. This is the shorter model, blade length 110 mm.
The Jääkäri (or Jaeger for you foreign devils, the name derives from the backbone infantry of the Finnish army) is nothing fancier than a very simple, very practical puukko knife. The Jääkäri is a buddy you can trust to get the job done and you don´t need to be too careful either, these are built for use.
Specs
Steel: Carbon Steel 80CrV2 59 HRC
Blade Length: 4.3" or 110 mm
Blade Height: 1" or 26 mm
Blade Thickness: .157" or 4 mm
Blade Edge: 23 Degree Scandi with micro secondary bevel
Spine Edge: 90 Degree
Handle: Full Tang
Handle Material: Direct Molded Textured Rubber
Overall Length: 9.5" or 240 mm
Weight (w/out sheath) 6.17 oz. or 175 g.
Blade
Traditional and proven functional Finnish puukko profile. The thickness of 4 mm makes this a bit more robust than most old timey traditional Finnish puukkos. The grind is a scandi grind with a tiny secondary bevel, truly the most common type of puukko grind.
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These knives sale VERY quickly so you will need to move quickly if you want one.
Do I recommend it? Absolutely! It is everything that a good forest knife needs to be.
Sharp. Simple. Rugged. Inexpensive.
If this version is sold out at the time that you are watching it, I have included a link to the other knives that are for sale. There are numerous versions including longer ones which you may want to consider.
This is one of the most impressive knives that I have seen and used in a long time. For the money, I’m not sure if I can think of a better product that would compare to it. In my book, this knife is trust worthy and I would equally consider it just as good as any Mora! That says a lot!
Out of the box it does through sparks and mine has done very well but I have seen comments from others whose spine has been slightly rounded.
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So did you tried it? Making your first DIY Leirikyrpä, I demand a picture of it! I totally dropped from my sofa laughting loud when I saw that paper :D Greetings from finland!
Jääkäripuukko=Jaeger knife
hunters knife*
johannes grondah while jaeger means hunter, in Finnish it has different meaning, that is an infantryman. Literal translation would be more like light infantryman knife.
@@perttutorvinen9180 It also means light infantry in Germanic languages, like German, Danish and Norwegian.
I have the 140 and the Terävä Skrama. Love them. Some of the best tools that I have ever used.
My 140 is incredible. One of my favorite knives I own. Well made at a reasonable price
Yes they are brother,they are very stout an tough as hell,mine is still holding its edge retention decently since everything I've put it through.
it is 85 euro kids
Unfortunately, I suffer from a disease called TMM (Too Many Moras), so I will not be getting the Jaakari. I have dealt with Varusteleka before, and they were great.
Haha I have this disease as well......it can't be cured! - Luke
TheOutdoorGearReview But the symptoms can be treated with TMP (too many puukkos).
the damn things have to go and be damn near indestructible and affordable to boot.
Not $30 anymore over $40 and around $76 to $81 with the leather knife sheath still a good value.
It isn't made in China anymore so that will account for a lot of that, along with demand of course. And it's still way cheaper than the garberg. As I've got 2 garbergs that I got before I got one of these (first the stainless then the carbon) 'IMO' this is the better knife, and came with a much better edge. So yes it's a few quid more now, but I was happy to pay that knowing it wasn't made in China anymore. Nothing against the Chinese. But I'm not into patronising basically slave labour.
Its like mora on serious steroids.
Which is why the Sovs rolled over Finland, but stayed out of Sweden. Right?
***** Sounds like someone skipped history :D
KlanStar If you think differently...I would say so, yeah.
***** Sure thing buddy. Sweden was such a mighty military force that the soviets wouldn't have dared to invade them... Or was it because finns held those communist fucks off of the swedes backs?
KlanStar
Yeah. That's why Finland lost. And why it needed Swedish help to last as long as it did. Right?
Knives in Finland are usually measured person by person. What I have been taught is that a knife (to be a normal "use it to everything" -campknife or hikingknife) should not be longer than the width or you palm + 1 cm (~1/3 inc). That is also why there is normally a womensknife and a mansknife. They very lenghtwise a bit, so it is more ergonomic for the user. Of course then there is also other lenghts of knife for different purposes and I myself own quite many different size knives as well. Luckily everyone in our family is a bit knifecrazy :D
"Luckily everyone in our country is a bit knifecrazy" -fixed :)
Fredrik Dahlström lol thank you :D
For clarification to some: Puukko does not equal every knife in finnish. Puukko means hunting outdoor oriented knife. Other knives are called veitsi.
You are absolutely correct! I would at least expect this guy to pronounce Jaakaripuukko correctly, but that might be too much to ask. Cheers, Steve
you forgot mora
Great video 👍🏻, I just ordered 2 of these 110 as well as the 140 along with some other bushcraft outdoor gear from the Finnish store and man , you're right about their prices , good deals on a lot of great products ! Looking forward to receiving my knives and other gear ! Thanks for the review 👍🏻🇺🇸✌🏻️
"Check out their website you might find one that is a little bit longer or a little bit shorter" Are you talking about knives or Leirikyrpä ?
It is still on sale at the varusteleka.com. That is a Finnish webshop, the one that originally ordered the knife into production under their own brand "Terävä". Actual manufactor is Laurin Metalli Oy, very traditional "small" workshop since 1918, mainly focused on knives (puukot) in upper 3/4 Finland, also known as Pohjanmaa. Pohjanmaa has taditionally been the puukko area of manufacturing, most of the known brands come from that area of Finland. Best knives in the world, allthough Mora in neighboring Sweden is also very very good indeed:)
I have the longer version of this knife. really great knife. better than the garberg.
perkele
Great review. Got the 110 and it’s everything Luke said. Had to wait a bit for it to come back into stock, but very happy. Prices are a touch higher in late March 2024 (guess what’s normal)
4 yrs later, are you still using your knife? Are you still happy with it? Any other issues? Could you give me an update?
They are definitely worth the money, I got mine last April, took almost two weeks like it said but got it 5 days early, been impressed with it ever since,mine is 140mm, tough as hell an easy to sharpen when you get your angle right,hair popping sharp.
One really popular knife from Finland is Enzo (sold by brisa). They have blades, kits and fully assembled knifes in my shapes and lenghts. Check it out if you're interested. P.s. Not affiliated by the company, just like the blades :)
I ordered one of these based on your review. Shipping from Finland only took about a week, and the quality of the knife and sheath are far greater than I expected for the price. Thanks for the recommendation!
5 years on and it’s doubled in price, unsurprisingly. Just got mine today!
100% made in Finland.
how it is even a good thing? From a Country famous for Reindeers, Botanists and failled mercenaries.
Georges IV Reindeers, botanists and mercenaries (even failed ones) need a good knife.
Thanks for the review Luke... where's the coffee... lol
it shows how bad we are overpaying for other knives
Very true RedWhite!
I've got the coffee in my hand right now. :D - Luke
Very true!!
That's a tool made for hard use. I have one, and it's the best value in a knife I've ever owned
The 'camp cock' thing is an outlet for frustration for the FDF conscripts while on exercises in the woods. Sort of 'see, I'm this cheesed off'' *carving a camp cock the size of the frustration* kinda way. Varusteleka has done a good job carnivalizing some of the quirky traditions of Finnish conscripts.
The price is an interesting observation, but that's what I'd say is a fair price for an industrially produced puukko or any other knife that has marginal hand finishing. The raw material bought in bulk don't cost all that much and most of the manufacturing is done by machines with some hand operations. That's why it's such a wonder for me that people around the world charge and pay 100 bucks and more for a serviceable (non-custom, non-hand-finished) knife without batting an eye, since in many cases the price difference is layers of marketing rather than anything tangible. :)
Also, plastic handle costs next to nothing. Probably the most expensive part of the knife is that leather sheath.
ä is difficult for foreigners, but if you say batman - you got two äs in there. bätmän. That's how it's pronounced.
Yep! Dänänänänänänänänä bääätmään bärtmään!
thanks män
also for foreigners best foreign translation would be jaeger from german jäger from who we finns adopted the word as jääkäri.
Also how Æ is pronounced
@@whengrapespop5728 Same vowel ;)
Its certainly up there with the best, when price is considered. Which it should be, imo.
Peltonen M95 / M07 is another solid and very similar option, also available from Varusteleka.
Finnish army reserve officer school awards the passing students with a handmade decorated puukoknife with the students name carved into the blade. True story ;)
Have you tried the J.P. Peltonen M95 Sissipuukko? The the one and only ranger knife! It lasts from father to son.
Great knife, I’ve used it and abused it more than 20 years. Nowadays however, I prefer jääkäripuukko 140. Does almost all the same tasks as sissipuukko, but is more versatile (meaning, it’s more of a carving knife whereas M95 is more of a chopping knife). Both are great knives though and you can’t go wrong with either one of them, depending on personal preference of course.
Swedish Moras? Nooooooo. Finnish knives? Definitely!! Torilla Tavataan!!
Not trying to be that guy but.. Ver-ista-leeka like Where is the liquor with a German accent or at least that's how they say its said.
I have the 140 model. It feels like a much smaller knife as it is so well balanced and ergonomic. A real pleasure to use.
Hello! I just bought one, following your link to Varusteleka! Thanks a lot for the review, it helped me define which knife to buy ...
I love this knife especially the 140 just a bit more length for me, gonna really look at getting one after the holidays LOL to broke even for this awesome deal of a price.
I like this more than the Mora Garburg and the price is crazy better than the Mora for a much better sheath and grip.
I received my knife this afternoon. The hype is real. This is my EDC blade. This well made and I can shave with it out of the box. I was only able to the knife first, but I will be getting the sheath. I hope they are still not on strike. I found that out. This knife does everything. The best knife hands down. Kudos to Varusteleka. Bad Ass👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
ill take your word luke .... just ordered with sheath £62.88 to the uk
Dude that knife looks awesome... I will be ordering one soon after the holidays. ..
all gone :D
Better get it quick. got an email from var. in the evening that they have it back in stock (56 pieces) i wanted to order one the next day, gone.
That DIY Cock thing is like tradition with their army. They carve one out when they make camp. Search for the word leirikyrpä.
Merry Christmas
for everyone wondering the "leirikyrpä" is kinda like a fun silly tradition in the army when your out in the woods you make a dick out of wood. #nohomo
Just a dope knife!!!👊🏽🔥👌🏽
I brought the 110 and 140, also got them both in stainless. I definetely recommend the 110 over the 140. I took the 110 to a stone, zero grind, no micro-bevel, and I got the 110 so sharp, its literally like a pocket scalpel. It would be devastating as a self defence blade, although a bit long fro EDC, imo. I studied knives a lot and consider myself an expert on defence, hunting and bushcraft blades, and I've collected for 50 years. This handle design is the best you can get for utility AND defence. Its fantastic and not too girthy either, just right. Randall calls it the 'border patrol handle shape'. All this stuff you see out there on new defence blades is BS. This is as good as it can get, really. Unless you sharpened half or all of the top spine, which isn't legal in many areas anyway, or buy a serious dagger. Plus you have untility which is what you need the knife for the most. I'm sorry to say this tops my Fallkniven F1. Despite being an incredible knife, the F1's handle is fussy and the guard is inaqequete. I which the 110 had a 3.5" blade for EDC and a flat and small pommel for hammering instead of that hook, or none at all as its rusts!
Thanks for this interesting review. I have the 140 MM bladed version, and have just sent for the same but in stainless steel. I have been absolutely delighted with my knife. I am a great fan of Scandinavian knives, having bought my first, a "Marttiini Lynx", in 1966. It served me well for decades, until somebody stole it. Conditions where I live, Scotland, are similar to Scandinavia (it is not far away) and what works well there, does so here. i have bought other things from "Varusteleka", a jacket, hats and fine leather belt. Quality alway excellent, service first class. What an outrageous sense of humour! I love it.
Jääkäripuukko is finnish military jaeger knife
Just to let you know. This was the first video I ever saw on this knife and I actually bought this knife based off this video when it came out. I absolutely love this knife. Thanks for the video my Bladed Brother ⚔️
I just received the 110. Outstanding shipping. Ordered on a Thursday evening and had it in hand on Monday! I had been vacillating between this and the Garburg. I have not had it out in the wild yet so all I've done is a couple of try sticks. Suffice to say I'm very happy with it and am very pleased with this tool.
Thanks for the endorsement. Ordered mine and received it in less than 2 weeks for $8 shipping. Great knife.
I have the skrama....am now debating if I should pick up one or two of these....🤔
I just ordered the knife! But I got the 140. I hope I'm not sorry. But I looked at it like a survival knife. I have a martini timberjack I also like better than mora! It just has this hand guard on it and seems Slightly more substantial. So I got that its great. But I wanted to kick it up a notch! Even though I'm just a girl and should have even got smaller than the 110. But ya know my area not so safe. Thats mostly why I wanted the big one and I saw a Russian on TH-cam break a ka bar. Gosh! Geez! That was sad! So far no one has broken this one! Knock on I'm mean cut on wood! So yeah!!!!!!! I can't wait to get it. Rock on Luke!
I have the 140 and the 85...and I love them!
As I tend to bring the taiga machete as I prefer to pair it with the 85... with a silky saw and a old fashioned friction folder or a siberian neck-knife for food I am good to go as far as blades are concerned.
I have heard critics on you can't replace a damaged handle on the field...someone has to be either very stupid or very clumsy to destroy a ruberish handle of the puukos on the field...
And a full enclosing handle might be important on protecting your fingers on extreme temperatures from the contact with the metal of the full tang... have you seen those videos of people kissing lamp post by minus 20° and being stuck to the metal...?
About the drawing: yes, perhaps innapropriate...but is it so for people whith a different culture (like sauna together....)?
Something about how this knife is made seems to have changed since this video was posted. I have handled six or seven examples of this knife in the past year or so, and every one of them has a 45 degree bevel on the spine. It will strike a ferro rod, but only with a good deal of effort and a touch of finesse. I will be squaring mine up soon, because even my old Schrade 3-blade stockman makes better sparks than this knife does. That said, I love the knife in every other aspect and bought it after trying Moras, Jokers, and even an ESEE-3.
🙋🤗🇫🇮⚔️💖 thanks knife friend! For honoring us Finns! And showing good folks this!
That is a fantastic knife. Just ordered two more of them (23.12.2016) to give them as presents to friends of me.
I like your easy and funny stile in this review.
Marry christmas and a happy new year to all of us, cheers.
Merry Christmas to you all!
2017 is right around the corner! - Luke
Great review Luke thank you. Can't believe the price.
Just bought this knife as well as the stainless steel version. Amazing quality / value! Thanks Luke!
You are welcome brother, enjoy!
- Luke
The leirikyrpä set is based on wooden cocks that finnish soldiers would make in the army when camping in the woods for weeks and bored.
You can even find some of them laying on the ground.
Very strange to see -6c and no snow on the ground. Here in the land of thousand lakes, It's almost never cold and dry at the same time. If it's in the negative temperatures, you will see snow somewhere.
It's not really male and female versions. The general idea is to pick a knife whose blade lenght is about the same as your palm's width.
"Best Bushcraft Knife?" *Click bait.*
Yeah these are no bullshit knives as their motto goes, I got mine 5 days early back in mid April.
I think the instructions for the DIY camp cock was joke pulled on ikea😂
have heard experts say the best knives in the world come from Lappland. saw a nice documentary on it too. The traditional authentic ones are mindblowing pieces of art and of course craftmanship. Also: i just ordered mine :D
May it serve you well my friend.
- Luke
Thank you Luke!! I am so happy with it man. A very serious, brilliantly "basic" knife, it feels and lies absolutely perfect in my hand, love the grip.My mom said its rather heavy but what does she know, honestly for me its just right and even on the light side, in total its like its not there but only very subtly, like part of the hand! So mean!! cant wait to use it. Now I have much bigger knives but my brother said "you could kill a bear with that " to my 110 - hes probably right :D The sheath is gorgeous and so practical as well. What a steal. Happy new year and Take care
Finnish martiini knives have blade nowdays made in italy...so its crap
Great review.... sold me on the value looking forward to getting mine!
this company is awesome the OGR for ur reviews i would have never found them
The link doesn’t work, but it did go up in price since then by only $20
got on the mailing list for 110 a& 140 carbons w/sheath when they have more in stock . will be my 2nd bushcraft/camp/fishing knife . my 1st/current is a condor kephart , blade is ok but i want a grippier handle and a much more secure sheath and a steel harder than 1095 without breaking the bank . the VTJ's locking dangler is very handsome IMO and looks solid and 59 HRC . plus scandi is supposed to be the bees knees so i'll get to try several new flavors of koolade , haha . thanks for your videos ;) .
Fantastic looking knife... I will really be considering picking one up
Nice jacket. I've got a marmot bag I've been sleeping in for about 5 years everyday. It has klear K tape holding some stitching together and I love it. Funny thing is I'm not homeless, I'm just crazy like that :)
Just ordered mine!
I spent a week here at Pigeon Forge.. spent a few days at Smokey Mountain Knife Works and checked out the TOPS BoB, ESEE 4/5/6 and 4hm, 6hm, Benchcraft Bushcraft, Mora Garberg (All sub 120 btw) and settled on the Garberg , I saw your video and ordered a Puukko instead.. SMKW by the way has better prices than any online website. especially ESEE and TOPS. But not Condor/Mora. Well after much debating I ordered one of these Puukko 110's to replace my Condor Bushlore. I might still go back and pick up a Becker 16 with the money I saved.
How do you know if it’s a full tang or a rat tail tang?What does it look like under the Handle?
I heard that if there is second bevel then it is not Scandi grind and it is actually sabre grind.
Very useful knife. A real work horse. On my channel there is also a small video of the knife. Greeting from North Germany. Bernd
Nice knife!..Why no knife for Mrs. Outdoor Gear Review? LOL..Susan..Nice lady...
That's an absolute bargain for $55, I have a slightly cheaper but very similar scandi, a Bahco 2449 'Wrecking Knife', it's got a plastic sheath, but generally can be bought for about £20 (sorry, I'm a Limey) . Mine stays near my stove for turning kindling into feather sticks for fire lighting. Very similar blade geometry and measurements, so I can understand why you love yours, especially in that sheath.
Luke, My Traditional Puukku is the Stromeng Bhuku STAK Puukku and my Modern Puukku is my Cold Steel SISU it's a close copy of Tapio Wirkkala Puukku, But in the San Mai 3 with Stainless Bolster and Pommel and the Handle is Linen Micarta with a Beautiful leather sheath. infact I have them posted on my Google Plus. ,, .
Nice review & puuko history & info. Looks like a beefier full tang Mora Bushcraft Black. I must have one. Also the 140 version. Cheers.
I suspect I know what the blurred image is by looking at the moustache sporting, black leather cap & harness wearing disco dude on the page.
I don't have this knife yet but I like everything about it-lengh,thickness,full tang,the high scandy,the sheath,the price.The stainless model.Looks like the most functional and yet tough knife around.I like the Garberg ,but its handle,sheath and scandy grind are inferior.
Bluring the picture was pathetic.Seriously! The modern pussification needs to stop.
If you think what means terävä = sharp and jääkäri = jaeger so basicly its jaegerknife. And well leirikyrpä you can find it by yourself:D
60€ + 10€ shipping + 10€ if you want the stainless variant which would come out for roughly 80€ which is around 15€ cheaper as the Mora Garberg + shipping where I live and I guess those two have to be compared. Pretty good deal, although I dislike the ring at the end instead of a more solid pommel like the one on the Garberg, however I like the rubberized handle more than the slippery one of the Garberg. Would be cool to have the pommel redesigned a bit so you could use it too without fear of breaking off the ring, or for the Garberg a better handle and a bit of a reduced price. Both could do with a few more millimeters, maybe around 11,8cm blade length or something because I feel as a full tang knife they are a tiny bit too short to actually make use of the durability benefits of a full tang (compared to a bushcraft black which is way cheaper and sure as heck won't break on you either).
Only bad thing so far is I am still waiting for mine to show up. Ordered a carbon and a SS 140 and its been almost a month. So all I can do is drool over the reviews that others have done! Thanks though! You make me spend a lot of $$$$$$$$$$ with all of your reviews!
Jääkäri (jaeger in german) Thats a kind of Hunter in English. Finland had the Jaeger Battalion in the early 1900s
So when are you going to review the Skrama, the big chopper?
its still out of stock has been for a while so he probably cant get one as of current... ive been waiting for the 110 to come into stock forever it just got some right now... 30 when i saw it 5 min later 28 and now after me 27 or less!
Fun fact when you received Puukko in Finland it is sorta your now old enough "fully responsible man/women" also when you receive Puukko you're supposed to give something back to show that you respect the person giving you the knife and not wanting stab them in their back.
this is a tool, not a fancy gadget, an excellent product with lots of tradition, prime budget variant for the Finnish army. With my Mora`s and Helle`s absolutely unbeatable!
I'm very happy with mine,it's a no nonsense knife that does most things better than bushcraft knives that are mega bucks and if I do ever damage it(very doubtful),I'll just get another one.
Cause of this vid I placed an order for my first bush knife with sheath, too bad I can't say speak the words. Think there was ONE remaining so by now it's probably out of stock.
It's a "military version" of a traditional puukko :). Also, damn it, one does not apparently post anything related to Finland without getting Finnish nationalists arguing about winter war and wwII in the comment section...
merry Christmas luke. Nice video, almost bought a knife i don't need lol. i have a question though, where do you get the pants that you're wearing in that video ? I've been trying to look for some coyote brown pants like those that don't break my wallet.
I like the sound of the channel. Positive, and practical. Keep on the good work.
This thing is soo finish. Make a traditional knife that is a: cost effective b: reliable c:practical. Make it 100% functional, don't give a dime for decoration. A machine. And then name it what? Aurora? Stardust? Galaxy? Destroyer? No! Name it "sharp hunter knife". I love it.
Your the second person I've seen an heard of their funny package where you have to carve a you know what out of wood,lol,I find it funny too,kinda wished I had opted for the total package with birch wood,but I'm pleased with what I got,you also get options for right or lefthand carry sheath when ordering too,I like that.
Please don't wrap your fingers around the sheath when drawing or sheathing the knife. If the welt lets go, or you're above the opening, you'll slice your tendons.
Good video! Nords make the best knifes ;)
Yes we do indeed.
Sebastian Malmström yes my dude
Swedes make the best steel and Finns make the best bushcraft knives.Americans make the best hunting,combat,survival knives and the Japanese make the best Chefs knives. End of story
Can That Knife Baton Stone's With Out Chiping The Edge MoraKniv's Can
I'm guessing that a g/f or wife is involved in the pricing now. Just under $60,not including shipment,as of Feb. 2018.
i don't own the jääkaripuukko because i have several nicer puukkot but i own the terävä skrama. check out the skrama it is a good tool
Wow super review was instant in love! I live near Finland so just ordered one! Unbelievable €85 for the 110 with leather sheath!! Amazing knive amazing history amazing price. Thanks!
I will receive mine today or tomorrow in 140 as my own little feast present. I'm really looking forward to it. Merry Christmas from Germany! :)
Costs double that in Europe
The 140mm stainless version is the same price as the Garberg. How about that.
Ordered several times from our Finnish friends. They do have a great sense of humor in their descriptions, and their shipping to the US is around $10. I can't get things shipped from either coast to the Midwest for that. It really is unbelievable, but I like it. Merry Christmas to everyone.
Ordered several times from our Finnish friends. They do have a great sense of humor in their descriptions, and their shipping to the US is around $10. I can't get things shipped from either coast to the Midwest for that. It really is unbelievable, but I like it. Merry Christmas to everyone.
I only came here to hear you pronounce it! :)))
it's nice to see bigger bushcraft TH-camrs doing reviews of Terävä knives that aren't the Skrama. The Skrama and this puuko are my go-to knives. They're both incredible. if you're looking for a chopper look at the Skrama. it's the best chopper I've ever used. better than the ESEE Junglas.
How does this compare to the mora garberg and bushcraft black? Is one better than the other? I've been bouncing back and forth between these three for a few weeks now and I can't make a decision
I've got a bunch of gear from that page. Their wool hoodie, and softshell jackets are fantastic.
I am looking forward to trying more of their gear.