@varusteleka Dear Varusteleka, Your knives are great. Especially that the Skrama 240 is a dream. But allow me two questions: 1. Is it possible that this model 140 tested here, broke faster than the others? 2. Would it be possible to produce the 110 and 140 models with more pronounced hand protection for beginners? I wish you lots of success and all the best.
@@katerkater7692 1. everything is, of course, possible, but the knife took quite a beating, so it's not a big surprise that it broke at some point. 2. Sorry, but no. This would also require redesigning the sheaths, so it would be a huge project. The grip on the handle is quite good, so slipping shouldn't really be an issue.
Teräväs blades are actually Laurin Metalli production blades as far as I know from Finland and made in Kauhava Finland. They have very high standards and they make very good blades from 80crv2 toolsteel. The hrc is about 59 in rockwell scale. Usually. They have performed very well in the past generally. I havent had any issues with them and I have a lot of Lauris blades.. They are not crowbars and not axes however. The spine is usually around 3mm and they are scandis. The tip is not designed to endure extreme bending but still has a very good durability anyways. 80crv2 endures shocks verywell but a 3mm thick spine is too thin to hit rocks. A 7mm thick spined 80crv2 spine however is robust enough for extreme use. I think 59hrc hardness is too hard for general use. 54-55hrc would be better for general abusing use for 80crv2. The high 59 hardness is the reason why the blade broke in this test. 15n20 would be more suitable for general abuse. 80crv2 wont break in batoning or wood chopping how ever. You can also hit car metals with it. As a general knife with normal slight abusive use lauris 80crv2 blades will not break. I havent managed to break any of Lauris blades even thou I have used them hard. Cutting bones, opening cans, forcing open canister lits, using the tip as a screwdriver with out problems, chopping wood and batoning. Even knife throwing hasnt been a problem. So its a very functional steel this 80crv2 in real life use. You can sharpen it beyond shaving sharp. 80crv2 is a traditional puukko-knife steel in Finland and time tested in all extreme weather conditions. I would bet my life on a 80crv2 steel blade. Marttiinis chromium steel Leukus are also very reliable if used the way I described above. The thicker the spine the tougher use the knife usually endures. How ever the knives are supposed to be cutting tools so if the spine is too thick and the blade is not wide enough, its not a very good knife anymore. Kukris and machetes are for chopping and theyre made for hard wood work. They are more robust than knives. Well built knives are hard to find these days and youre a good job testing how all these market knives actually hold together. Handmade knives are the finest of all knives out there and theyre very pricy also. Usually people dont think about how the knives and puukkos etc. Should be used until they cost enough money. 13000 to 100 000€ price tagged sharp bladed cutting tools have a tendency to last thousands of years. People usually have a higher respect for bladesmith artesans handmade knives-Puukkos and folding knives that are individually made for the user than some factory produced knives that are produced too much to be appreciated at all.
@@General_ONeill I wanted to say that the Skrama is better. Slightly softer but obviously the differential hardening is bullshit. It works only in theory. Skrama broke too. The crystals just spread the crack. There are simply better and tougher steels. Btw this is no tool steel. Unless you count pliers and shit. Then almost everything is tool steel
@@trollmcclure1884 Induction differential heat treatment is used in Lauris Teräs but I have to say its under discussion still how much difference it really can make, in this case hard to evaluate. What did you do with the Skrama before it broke? The steels that are used to make knives are just leftovers from the steel industry that are originally engineer for example making tools out of steel. 80crv2 is a tool steel if you can see this point of view. Just by thickening the skramas spine the knife endures harder use so instead of this differential heat treatment adding 4mm to the spine would have resulted in a truly robust construction and by lowering the overall hardness would have done the trick which would result in a more tougher blade like 55-57hrc. There would not be any need for a differential heat treatment at all which is actually not a very cheap procedure. The spine of the blade is usually heat treated to a lower hrc like around 52hrc when differenttially heat treating when the edge of the blade itself is around 59hrc. That is too hard for a long blade. One mistake and it can crack up to the hamara. Just by lowering the hrc to 54-55 in a 3-4mm blade would have worked better. Skrama is a chopping tool after all. The new age Leuku size blades have too high hardness. Thats why they wont endure life but people buy more knives since the high hrc blades break easily in general use. People usually like to use knives for many tasks and sometimes its just too much for the knife. Marttiini used to make Leukus which had lower hrc and in wood chopping they were superb. If you want to chop wood or something harder just buy an axe, you will save a lot of money and wont be disappointed in the future.
Joe, como siempre, gran video, tambien debo decir que es de muy agradecer que contestes a todos los comentarios, ya podrían aprender casi todos los TH-camr, tu dedicación tiene sus frutos, un saludo amigo
Seems like a good deal. I'm sure it will last a while for what it was designed. And a mirror edge in that price range is amazing. Lower surface than a rough one will give oxygen less area to attack and make rust.
very good flex and awesome car session, i'm going to buy one when my srk is sharpened away 😅 after all it is still better than the sissipuukko and the price seems still good for a woodtool. great video JOE X!! 🐝
Finally the long awaited Jääkäripuukko, amigo! 🍻 Strong performer with some weaknesses when it comes to harder materials like old wood or stone … maybe their heat treatment is more on the hardness side of life, not on the toughness … Love their stuff! I own the Jääkäripuukko 110, the Skrama 80 and 140 and they will follow me into the deepest apocalypse if necessary 🍻
I ordered one in Canada for my own use outdoors here. I like this company and support their efforts to provide good products at a fair price. Keep up the excellent work. A lot of your work correlates well with other long-term data and consumer observations on the products you test.
This little knife impressed me. Sliced through the Ferrari and still cut. I think the tip broke because it hit JOE X's elbow. Nothing could survive such an impact. ✌️
They fixed the heat treatment issues on this. Mine came with the worst heat treatment I had ever seen. Edge chipped like if the material was a chocolate cookie instead of steel... For those wise guys,not only this was a known issue in some batches they made,but also I repair knives for living since the mid 90s,where I also got my degree in chemistry/metallurgy. No edge type or edge angle,can work,if the heat treatment is of. Grinds were also the worst and most uneven I had ever seen. If all issues are now fixed,then its a hell of a hard use beater knife,if not and Joe just got lucky,then its still a shitty knife.
yeah they suffer the same issue condor knives do wobbly grinds and dodgy ht,it comes with cranking out alot of knives on a budget,if you get a good one they are worth the price if not you get to test the warranty customer service
Its really a shame more companies dont do differential heat treats and laminated blades theres just so much to be gained. I think laurin metalli gives their 240mm heavy duty leuku the same heat treat as the skrama, i tested the rockwell on two one was 53 (on the outside at least) and one was 50, could be a good alternative to the skrama if it does have the same heat treat
Hi Friend. If you compare this knife to something like Mora Companion Heavy Duty (basically shorter puukko), would you say that longer blade is more useful? Cheers
Here's a relatively unknown knife to test. It's a Fiskars 340150-1001 harvesting knife. It's a stainless steel sheath- type, with a tanto- chisel style tip. It's not likely to last long but it's a cheap one to destroy. ( Will it surprise us, or embarrass Fiskars ? )
It seems like this knife broke a lot easier than the skrama I noticed the same thing with the kabar warthog breaking much easier than the kabar cutlass which are allegedly the same hardness. The longer blade must be able to vibrate more and dissipate more shock
Shocked! It was the most disappointing video of all. We were expecting a knife tougher than the Gerber Strongarm and a bigger version of the Moraknive Robust.. Result? The legendary unbreakable tip of the J-puukko was terminated big time!!! The brick test was an unimaginable sad moment. That "good" knife broke like a Ka-bar Beker ;-) Are you serious? According to your previous short videos about the Jaakaripuukkos, these knives were thought to be indestructible (even the DK guys were following your story). Tip unbreakable lol!!! 🙂🙂🙂 You had been saying these words. Remember? What we need now is a tough Mora Robust-like knife, 140mm long and 4mm thick ..or a Gerber Strongarm with unbreakable tip.. PS. I am finished with the finish steels ;-) Don't forget your gold old standards of yours please. Elite toughness of the knife, means reaching the Iron rod and enduring close to 6-10 mins.
Can you try breaking the Tops BEST in 5160 steel? It feels like a tank! I got one more question please? What is a tough budget fixed blade survival knife? Thanks in advance and thanks for what you do!❤
Well Finnish bladesmiths are half industrial made Puukkos actually are made for working which is quite rare. Most of the knives produced abroad are not made to be used as tools all day everyday, so there is a very good reason to prefer Finlands Puukko-knives. In Finland Puukkos are a part of Finlands History and used in everyday life as tools. People use puukkos in work and after the work day they go to have a beer in a bar openly carrying theyre Puukkos and its considered normal. The police dont mind and the security personel dont mind. Unless the person is a junkie or some local criminal. If youre just a normal guy, dressed normal, acting normal and have a normal reason to carry a Puukko its not a problem to carry almoast anykind of Puukko, knife or folders.
I have expexted result. You tested 110 version earlier, good knife, maybe I will buy again, for 3 times😂, 140 version and sharp it on KMFS system czech, V profile edge, no full scandi, scandivex, like in past..
When the archaeologists of the future,find Joes bones,they will think,that he must be the stone mason who built the Pyramids,with all the signs his bones carry,after all that stabing cars craziness!!
This knife looks like better SRK from cold steel to me (i own one). Now i probably buy this one instead of, SRK is more breakable. Thanks for your job sir. Cold steel drop forged WASP dagger shuld be good challenge for tip test and stabbing to car. I would like too see results. Greetings from Czech.
Joe, how does it feel to be taken seriously in the knife nuts community and discussed a lot, sometimes on a pedestal, sometimes down the drain but Shakespeare too is talked like that.
Vámonos!!!!!!! Jajajajaja... Lo malo se los Terava es ese maldito mango que se mueve. Esa escopeta es del calibre 12??? Me sorprende el poco retroceso que tiene. Las paralelas en España tienen 100 años, clásicas preciosas, pero la tuya táctica es increíble, me encanta. Big Joe!!!!!!
The fixed blades of Cold Steel are not interesting, but the many of Cold Steels folders are very good. The axis locking mechanism actually works and the blades are nice. Cold steels handles are embarrasing, but at least the whole knife isnt shit. Just the plastic handles must be removed and build the handle again and anatomicly reinforced after buying the Cold Steel folding knives. After that its a very nice knife.
@@joex Jupp ... hab mir die Vlad und die Interceptor Armbrust bestellt 😂 ... in Deutschland das Maximum der legalen Selbstverteidigung ... okok seine mega Druckluftgewehre ... aber dieses Aufpumpen usw gerade wenn dann in der Zombie Apokalypse kein Strom mehr da ist 😂 dann lieber Armbrüste ... gehen immer 😂 plus Katana t10 Stahl und Wakizashi und all deine Preis/Leistungssieger Folder von Cold Steel ... muss dann reichen 😂 vielleicht noch was nettes zum werfen 😂 Ninja Sterne oä 😂 An Waffen kommste in fckg failed State Germany nicht als Otto Normal ... nur als Cop oder Zombie 😀
You're beating it like it owes you money! We like it! 👍🏻
🤟
Thanks a lot!
@varusteleka
Dear Varusteleka,
Your knives are great. Especially that the Skrama 240 is a dream.
But allow me two questions:
1. Is it possible that this model 140 tested here, broke faster than the others?
2. Would it be possible to produce the 110 and 140 models with more pronounced hand protection for beginners?
I wish you lots of success and all the best.
LFG
@@katerkater7692 1. everything is, of course, possible, but the knife took quite a beating, so it's not a big surprise that it broke at some point. 2. Sorry, but no. This would also require redesigning the sheaths, so it would be a huge project. The grip on the handle is quite good, so slipping shouldn't really be an issue.
Can we take a moment to appreciate Joe's marksmanship ... thanks Joe for the video great job as always.
thanks a lot! cool!
@@joexGood sniper!
He killed it.
Love the Terava knives. Built like tanks. I have the 110. Can't wait to see how it's big brother matches up
they are awesome!!!
Me too👍
Тоже хочу 110 но в рашке хрен достать
Just got one last week and damn its amazing. And very comfortable in my hands. No hotspots at all for me.
i agree, u will see!!!
Teräväs blades are actually Laurin Metalli production blades as far as I know from Finland and made in Kauhava Finland. They have very high standards and they make very good blades from 80crv2 toolsteel. The hrc is about 59 in rockwell scale. Usually.
They have performed very well in the past generally. I havent had any issues with them and I have a lot of Lauris blades.. They are not crowbars and not axes however. The spine is usually around 3mm and they are scandis. The tip is not designed to endure extreme bending but still has a very good durability anyways. 80crv2 endures shocks verywell but a 3mm thick spine is too thin to hit rocks. A 7mm thick spined 80crv2 spine however is robust enough for extreme use. I think 59hrc hardness is too hard for general use. 54-55hrc would be better for general abusing use for 80crv2.
The high 59 hardness is the reason why the blade broke in this test.
15n20 would be more suitable for general abuse. 80crv2 wont break in batoning or wood chopping how ever. You can also hit car metals with it. As a general knife with normal slight abusive use lauris 80crv2 blades will not break.
I havent managed to break any of Lauris blades even thou I have used them hard. Cutting bones, opening cans, forcing open canister lits, using the tip as a screwdriver with out problems, chopping wood and batoning. Even knife throwing hasnt been a problem.
So its a very functional steel this 80crv2 in real life use. You can sharpen it beyond shaving sharp.
80crv2 is a traditional puukko-knife steel in Finland and time tested in all extreme weather conditions.
I would bet my life on a 80crv2 steel blade. Marttiinis chromium steel Leukus are also very reliable if used the way I described above.
The thicker the spine the tougher use the knife usually endures.
How ever the knives are supposed to be cutting tools so if the spine is too thick and the blade is not wide enough, its not a very good knife anymore.
Kukris and machetes are for chopping and theyre made for hard wood work. They are more robust than knives.
Well built knives are hard to find these days and youre a good job testing how all these market knives actually hold together.
Handmade knives are the finest of all knives out there and theyre very pricy also.
Usually people dont think about how the knives and puukkos etc. Should be used until they cost enough money.
13000 to 100 000€ price tagged sharp bladed cutting tools have a tendency to last thousands of years.
People usually have a higher respect for bladesmith artesans handmade knives-Puukkos and folding knives that are individually made for the user than some factory produced knives that are produced too much to be appreciated at all.
@@General_ONeill I wanted to say that the Skrama is better. Slightly softer but obviously the differential hardening is bullshit. It works only in theory. Skrama broke too. The crystals just spread the crack. There are simply better and tougher steels. Btw this is no tool steel. Unless you count pliers and shit. Then almost everything is tool steel
@@General_ONeill Go on. I'm waiting for you to start argumenting. You have not impressed me yet.
cool, thanks for the intel my friend!
@@trollmcclure1884 Induction differential heat treatment is used in Lauris Teräs but I have to say its under discussion still how much difference it really can make, in this case hard to evaluate. What did you do with the Skrama before it broke?
The steels that are used to make knives are just leftovers from the steel industry that are originally engineer for example making tools out of steel.
80crv2 is a tool steel if you can see this point of view.
Just by thickening the skramas spine the knife endures harder use so instead of this differential heat treatment adding 4mm to the spine would have resulted in a truly robust construction and by lowering the overall hardness would have done the trick which would result in a more tougher blade like 55-57hrc. There would not be any need for a differential heat treatment at all which is actually not a very cheap procedure.
The spine of the blade is usually heat treated to a lower hrc like around 52hrc when differenttially heat treating when the edge of the blade itself is around 59hrc. That is too hard for a long blade. One mistake and it can crack up to the hamara.
Just by lowering the hrc to 54-55 in a 3-4mm blade would have worked better.
Skrama is a chopping tool after all. The new age Leuku size blades have too high hardness. Thats why they wont endure life but people buy more knives since the high hrc blades break easily in general use. People usually like to use knives for many tasks and sometimes its just too much for the knife. Marttiini used to make Leukus which had lower hrc and in wood chopping they were superb.
If you want to chop wood or something harder just buy an axe, you will save a lot of money and wont be disappointed in the future.
@@joex Dont mention it Joe, I'm glad were having a discussion and exchange thoughts and information. Its nice :)
Always appreciate seeing a new Joe X video show up in the feed. Thanks for all you do
thanks a lot!
Joe, como siempre, gran video, tambien debo decir que es de muy agradecer que contestes a todos los comentarios, ya podrían aprender casi todos los TH-camr, tu dedicación tiene sus frutos, un saludo amigo
tambien muchos abrazos!!!!
Seems like a good deal.
I'm sure it will last a while for what it was designed.
And a mirror edge in that price range is amazing.
Lower surface than a rough one will give oxygen less area to attack and make rust.
it was much cheaper 2 years ago!
@@joex Everything was cheaper 2 years ago.
very good flex and awesome car session, i'm going to buy one when my srk is sharpened away 😅
after all it is still better than the sissipuukko and the price seems still good for a woodtool.
great video JOE X!! 🐝
thanks a lot!
Good test! Thanks Joe! Good knife for budget! Fantastico!
thanks a lot!
That sound when a blade breaks is sweet sounds of success 😅 hell yeah JOEX!!!
yeah i love that sound!
@joex pukko knives sales going up. Thanks to your test reviews 👍 so far I purchased 4 knives because of your reviews. Gracias amigo!!
Finally the long awaited Jääkäripuukko, amigo! 🍻
Strong performer with some weaknesses when it comes to harder materials like old wood or stone … maybe their heat treatment is more on the hardness side of life, not on the toughness …
Love their stuff! I own the Jääkäripuukko 110, the Skrama 80 and 140 and they will follow me into the deepest apocalypse if necessary 🍻
cool, i tested the Puuko 85 too, tiny fuckka!!!! cheers my friend!
@@joex Looking forward! And afterwards I have to buy it too 😂🍻
yes!
Damn.. you know the mosquitos are bad when you can hear them buzzing in the video!
I hope you had your bug spray Joe X!!
Salute!
they were really bad!
JOEX is the hero we needed but did not deserve 🔥 🔪🗡️
thanks bro!
Great test of a great tool. Love em 🔪
thanks!
I ordered one in Canada for my own use outdoors here. I like this company and support their efforts to provide good products at a fair price. Keep up the excellent work. A lot of your work correlates well with other long-term data and consumer observations on the products you test.
cool, one of my favorites too!!!
I have the 120 and love it. Great test!
110 u mean!
@@joex yes, 110 is correct. Thanks for the always excellent content 👍
Let's take a moment to appreciate the blood, sweat, pain and nearly dieing from a falling tree that JoeX has gone through for these videos. 🦉
thanks a lot! my bro!
Dude, just keep doing what you doing! You chanel is the best🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks a lot! my brother!
Gestern erst mein 140er gekauft und Heute ein Härtetest von JoeX 😊
Perfekter Zeitpunkt 😂
Sehr schön!
Such a powerful knife , I love it so much !❤
i like it too!
This knife had a good chance. It is not bad at all. Who knows, maybe you will test it again in the future.
Great job, Joe!!! Truth and fun!
👏🍻👏🍻👏
it was ADIOS from the start, it did not just know it!
@@joex ok, you know best 🍻🍻🍻
This little knife impressed me. Sliced through the Ferrari and still cut. I think the tip broke because it hit JOE X's elbow. Nothing could survive such an impact. ✌️
it did good for this little fuckkka!
Bullets don't come back to Joe. They know better 😁💪😁
exactly my friend!
I NEED to see a compilation of Joe X randomly diving to water, please!
awesome!
They fixed the heat treatment issues on this. Mine came with the worst heat treatment I had ever seen. Edge chipped like if the material was a chocolate cookie instead of steel... For those wise guys,not only this was a known issue in some batches they made,but also I repair knives for living since the mid 90s,where I also got my degree in chemistry/metallurgy. No edge type or edge angle,can work,if the heat treatment is of. Grinds were also the worst and most uneven I had ever seen. If all issues are now fixed,then its a hell of a hard use beater knife,if not and Joe just got lucky,then its still a shitty knife.
yeah they suffer the same issue condor knives do wobbly grinds and dodgy ht,it comes with cranking out alot of knives on a budget,if you get a good one they are worth the price if not you get to test the warranty customer service
i have some of this blade, all good!
I’m always rooting for the brick. EL BRICO!!
oh yeah bro!
Of course the bees follow you.
They need to keep a eye on the danger.
they sure do!
I know it’s not related to the video but what do you think of the Kershaw leek or the Orion Cetus
never had one of these!
Love your reviews man! I forgot to subscribe so had to come back!
welcome to the dark side!
Its really a shame more companies dont do differential heat treats and laminated blades theres just so much to be gained. I think laurin metalli gives their 240mm heavy duty leuku the same heat treat as the skrama, i tested the rockwell on two one was 53 (on the outside at least) and one was 50, could be a good alternative to the skrama if it does have the same heat treat
cool, thanks for the info!
For me the best budget knives on the marked, they make awesome knives.
they sure do!
Ricochet time -> Yay!
for sure!
Great knives and fast and inexpensive shipping to the United States when I got my 110 and Skrama several years ago.
awesome blades!
Carpeaker! hahahah She was a brave warrior! Great video!
yes for sure!
Hi Friend. If you compare this knife to something like Mora Companion Heavy Duty (basically shorter puukko), would you say that longer blade is more useful? Cheers
i like this more!
Still alive crazy bee my mind feeling so thinking joe forever aliveing MARLBORO!!!!!!!🎉
no pro!
Here's a relatively unknown knife to test.
It's a Fiskars 340150-1001
harvesting knife.
It's a stainless steel sheath- type,
with a tanto- chisel style tip.
It's not likely to last long
but it's a cheap one to destroy.
( Will it surprise us,
or embarrass Fiskars ? )
i probably wont do that! cheers!
Terävä Jääkäripuukkoooooooo !
exactly!
that is an amazing knife. 140 is prob the best bush crafting knife in world to most
for the price probably!
I like the Garberg way more, They took more of a beating
probably yes!
Hi Joe! When is the Spyderco Para Military 2 test expected?
probably never!"
@@joex can i ask why??
did one, not impressed, and it is a tiny f.cking folder!
Joe X is the executioner of all knives
yeah!
If a knife has to absolutely be positively tested to it's uttermost and be destroyed, give it to JoeX!
great blades - i like their whole line
me too!
It seems like this knife broke a lot easier than the skrama I noticed the same thing with the kabar warthog breaking much easier than the kabar cutlass which are allegedly the same hardness. The longer blade must be able to vibrate more and dissipate more shock
maybe, but i think they broke like the same!
Shocked! It was the most disappointing video of all. We were expecting a knife tougher than the Gerber Strongarm and a bigger version of the Moraknive Robust.. Result? The legendary unbreakable tip of the J-puukko was terminated big time!!! The brick test was an unimaginable sad moment. That "good" knife broke like a Ka-bar Beker ;-) Are you serious? According to your previous short videos about the Jaakaripuukkos, these knives were thought to be indestructible (even the DK guys were following your story). Tip unbreakable lol!!! 🙂🙂🙂
You had been saying these words. Remember? What we need now is a tough Mora Robust-like knife, 140mm long and 4mm thick ..or a Gerber Strongarm with unbreakable tip..
PS. I am finished with the finish steels ;-) Don't forget your gold old standards of yours please. Elite toughness of the knife, means reaching the Iron rod and enduring close to 6-10 mins.
ok cool, still a good knife for the price! i say a lot these days!
Does anyone know a site to purchase this knife in the UK?
i dont know!
@@joex oh well... shame I would love to own one of them beauties
varusteleka only afaik, but they ship anywhere, probably.
They are only on Varusteleka, I think
Can you try breaking the Tops BEST in 5160 steel? It feels like a tank! I got one more question please? What is a tough budget fixed blade survival knife? Thanks in advance and thanks for what you do!❤
not yet! u are welcome!
Joe, your fan boy is showing :)
thanks a lot!
Well Finnish bladesmiths are half industrial made Puukkos actually are made for working which is quite rare.
Most of the knives produced abroad are not made to be used as tools all day everyday, so there is a very good reason to prefer Finlands Puukko-knives.
In Finland Puukkos are a part of Finlands History and used in everyday life as tools.
People use puukkos in work and after the work day they go to have a beer in a bar openly carrying theyre Puukkos and its considered normal. The police dont mind and the security personel dont mind.
Unless the person is a junkie or some local criminal. If youre just a normal guy, dressed normal, acting normal and have a normal reason to carry a Puukko its not a problem to carry almoast anykind of Puukko, knife or folders.
My wife just said "that man is a deranged woodpecker!"
She happens to own that knife, lol.
greetings to her!
Keep an eye on that pecker, bruh. ☝🏼
Astounding!
indeed!
Maybe test an Estwing hatchet.
The one with steel head
and handle shaft.
The outer handle grip is rubber
or leather ring style these days.
i did one, check my vids!
Dieses Messer muss ich mir auch kaufen 👍 ein cooles Puuko
good idea!
Парень, если бы у меня был такой нож я бы прыгал от радости, а не ломал его!
thanks a lot!
Now my day is complete
thanks bro!
Awesome!!!
thanks a lot!
Que lindo lugar y cuanta naturaleza tienes para realizar estos videos. Buen domingo!
gracias amigo!
I have expexted result. You tested 110 version earlier, good knife, maybe I will buy again, for 3 times😂, 140 version and sharp it on KMFS system czech, V profile edge, no full scandi, scandivex, like in past..
good for you!!!!
When the archaeologists of the future,find Joes bones,they will think,that he must be the stone mason who built the Pyramids,with all the signs his bones carry,after all that stabing cars craziness!!
they will find much more "bodies" here!
This knife looks like better SRK from cold steel to me (i own one). Now i probably buy this one instead of, SRK is more breakable. Thanks for your job sir. Cold steel drop forged WASP dagger shuld be good challenge for tip test and stabbing to car. I would like too see results. Greetings from Czech.
u could say that, but the SRK is a better stabber!
so we are neighbours!
Cool .
Got one of those. 🤟
yeah!
I think Joe X is the real Keyser Soze.
Danke!
I would love to see you destroy a Cold Steel Kyoto 1 or 2. I have the Kyoto 1. It's a little beast for only 20$ or so. Love the videos keep it up!!
i did so many CS.....
Joe, how does it feel to be taken seriously in the knife nuts community and discussed a lot, sometimes on a pedestal, sometimes down the drain but Shakespeare too is talked like that.
up and down, thats how we roll bro!!!! i do what i love and have to do, thats all!
Joe try polish wz 98 military knife
nope!
@@joex because You affraid that You couldnt brake it
I am a jaakaripuukko fanboy!
awesome,, me too!!!
Vámonos!!!!!!! Jajajajaja...
Lo malo se los Terava es ese maldito mango que se mueve.
Esa escopeta es del calibre 12??? Me sorprende el poco retroceso que tiene. Las paralelas en España tienen 100 años, clásicas preciosas, pero la tuya táctica es increíble, me encanta.
Big Joe!!!!!!
muchas gracias amigo! si 12 !
The ones that last for a long time seem like the ones that aren't great stabbers/penetrators.
could be true!
80crv is so tough it is generally used in swords.
ok cool!
I'm deeply moved by your video! ♦ "Triumph arises from relentless dedication and steadfast commitment."
thanks my brother or sister of "the cause"!
Movable tang, looks like the knife was trying to get away from you Joe, nice vid, appreciate all the work you do!
it was for sure!
Winkler knives are made with same steel, and cost over £400 in UK. BET THEY CANNOT BEAT THIS!
cool!
Can't decide between this and Morakniv Robust. Who wins?
this!
Test STANLEY utility Chisel knife
he died 5 years ago!
Oh.........Snap!🤣
probably!
Purpose of knife 😂😉?
Super test
thanks a lot!
Eres un campeón amigo. Además se escucha bastante bien tú español 🤟
mucho gusto amigo!
Vamooonooos!Regards from spain
saludos amigo!!!
Legend tells that his still whacking that small tree (branch) down.
sure thing!
I have the same exact knife,I love them
cool!
@@joex ,yes ty,look forward to your test soon
Lo tengo y es de mus cuchillos favoritos.
Vamonooooos!!!!!!
si senor!
Better than Coldsteel huh.
sure thing!
The fixed blades of Cold Steel are not interesting, but the many of Cold Steels folders are very good. The axis locking mechanism actually works and the blades are nice. Cold steels handles are embarrasing, but at least the whole knife isnt shit. Just the plastic handles must be removed and build the handle again and anatomicly reinforced after buying the Cold Steel folding knives.
After that its a very nice knife.
Joe X: freaking fucking + cuts like a MoFo 😂
Jörg Sprave: let me show you its features 😂
Two of our Best 🤌🏻💥💯👍🏻😂
Jörg is awesome!
@@joex Jupp ... hab mir die Vlad und die Interceptor Armbrust bestellt 😂 ... in Deutschland das Maximum der legalen Selbstverteidigung ... okok seine mega Druckluftgewehre ... aber dieses Aufpumpen usw gerade wenn dann in der Zombie Apokalypse kein Strom mehr da ist 😂 dann lieber Armbrüste ... gehen immer 😂 plus Katana t10 Stahl und Wakizashi und all deine Preis/Leistungssieger Folder von Cold Steel ... muss dann reichen 😂 vielleicht noch was nettes zum werfen 😂 Ninja Sterne oä 😂
An Waffen kommste in fckg failed State Germany nicht als Otto Normal ... nur als Cop oder Zombie 😀
@@dersvenni1976 germany has fallen my friend!
Note for futur “ultimate” knife maker:
Try to cut a car in half before selling it! 😅
(Crazy noise by broking the tip 😮)
good idea!
Hood of the car flexes more in the middle, easier close to the edge
i know!
I thought it stood up pretty good. And good price. Cool video. Looks a bit dry in Austria. Need some rain 🇦🇹 🇳🇿
it was raining ok this year!!! greets to my Kiwi habibis!
Does this do well just brought one have hundreds of knives
it is a good knife!
Fox Tracker "Meskwaki" 500 - Do a crash test!
sure
Poor people's favorite knife humiliated with ease! 😆
it did ok!
What shotgun is that?
12 gauge
@@joex what make & model? By the way, stay strong brother!
👍
yes!
cold steel spartan next pls.
sure!
@@joex gonna wait for it joe! 🤟
Science Finn science 😁
Marlboro!!!
Some people say that INFI is the strongest steel
the Fanboys!
Crazy👍
thanks!
Ich würde mich freuen wenn sie nal ein za pas Messer sus Polen testen würden Gruß und weiter so.
vielleicht mal! danke!
New name: Terava JOEXARIPUKO
good idea!!!!
Take all of the broken knife chunks send it to a Master knife maker and have them make a supershit "Damascus" (pattern welded) Knife.
i will make my throne of it!
😎👍
thanks a lot!
I just checked the price, $49 is a bargain
it is!