BEST Large Bushcraft Knife?! A Long-Term Field Review
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The search for the best large bushcraft knife may have been over a long time ago. The Terava Skrama 240 checks all the boxes for a large bushcraft knife for its capabilities in the forest. A durable bushcraft knife with a unique handle, and a well ground edge to match. It also would make a really good survival knife too, in a one tool rules all scenario. Overall, I cannot complain one bit with the terava skrama. It is a very capable blade, and for those who love a large bushcraft knife, this one may just be the every best out there. And its affordable too!
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For a long time i disliked larger knives and to an extent machetes.
Then i got a skrama 240 and its just simply awesome. The ergonomics, materials, design and execution are top notch. Its insanely useful in a forest setting and like you said a "one tool" consideration.
I'm with you on that one. None of my other large knives really challenge my axes for bag space like the skrama.
I keep the Skrama 240 in my truck and camping gear all the time now. Its edged out my beloved Becker BK9 as my 1-tool option. Skrama is effective and fun to use, and Im 100% confident in its durability. Definitely recommend it. And dont sleep on the other Terava scandi bushcraft knives- they are outstanding workhorses and feel great in the hand.
ya its a different kind of large knife. none of my other large knives really compare. I have the jaakari puukko too and it is one of my top belt knives as well
I have the 240 and OMG! The moment you pick up you can feel the possibilities. Amazing value and a brutal bushcraft tool.
agreed! I just came back from a bushcraft survival solo and I only brought the skrama for a cutting tool, no axe, saw or other fixed blade. The vid will probably go live in a couple weeks, thanks for watching!
You have pointed out so nice its strengths, some of which I hadn't even noticed before! It's definitely one of the best one-tool options for wilderness survival. 😊
Thanks for the vid!
thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Hello! I already have a Skrama 240. Maybe I have around 40 knives in all shapes and sizes but I agree. You are right. The Skrama gives a special feeling. I live in Germany and the actual prize for one Skrama with plastic sheeth is 75 Euro, 10 to 15 Euro for shipping. Nobody can beat this prize for such a quality. You know what? You made me feel so enthusiastic that I orderd two Skramas. One as a present and one for the car. You earned yourself a new subscriber. Greetings!
Awesome! its a great tool for sure I appreciate the sub. take care!
Totally agree with all points in this review. This knife is really usefull for almost everything and like you said it is really fun to work with it. Dope review!
thank you! thanks for watching
That's the new version of a sax. I love it! it's one of the best and cheepest one tool option.
Agreed, it is the modern sax
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I've got one. I love it. 240 mm. Just the right length. That first two inches of the blade has that scandi grind to for the finer details like feathersticks. Nice weight too.
Right on, its a fun one for sure. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the great review, Dave. Stay safe and stay cool
no problem thanks for watching as always!
Gotta love the funometer attitude! 😊 Great addition to any blade review!
definitely, thanks for watching!
I got one a couple years ago and love it. Like the glove/mitten friendly handle.
Me too, a pro for the Jaakari puukko too
@@TheDaveDryden Yep, liked it so much I got the puukko shortly after.
I like the simplicity, comfort and ruggedness of that product line.
me as well, the Jaakari puukko is one of my most used knives for those reasons
A superb tool and absurdly tough to boot.
A couple of years back I was clearing a portage trail in thick brush and hit a block of granite full on with the edge of my Skrama 240. There was edge damage but not as bad as I thought there would be. I found an old brick and used it as an improvised whetstone and not only cleaned up the damage, but I sharpened it back to the point I used it for the remainder of the trip.
I still carry and use it to this day, and it will accompany me on all my extended trips.
crazy, I've hit rocks before with other knives and had them chip badly. Would be a useful tool for making a portage trail!
Great review🙂 I am a major skrama fanboy. The balance is so great. My only negative of them is boy do they want to rust! I don’t care though. Rusty Skrama for the win!🤩🤩🤩
haha true that, they are the definition of "carbon steel rusts." just gives it another edge in the weapon department. taste the tetanus!
I just bought my third one, it always comes to mind when thinking of the best knives ive ever owned.
True that
I got the sheath for baldric carry but agree it is large for belt carry though cross draw like a sword will work since the sheath pivots from the dangler style belt loop.🇨🇦
nice idea thanks for the tip!
Horizontal across the front is a traditional way to carry a seax. I have my 240 rigged that way (drilled the plastic "frog" and added paracord loops). The 240 is a bit long though, the handle sticks out. It's fine outdoors (still narrower than my shoulders) but could catch on things indoors. ("Don't wear a sword indoors"?) Would work fine with the 200.
I coupled it with my silky bigboy outback and a Victorinox hunter, it's all i need.
nice combo!
It reminds me of something from a Chuck Norris movie. Pretty cool. Cheers, Dave! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️🇨🇦
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That thing is heavy duty! Cool 😎
sure is! thanks for watching
One of the most useful knives you can buy. Mine is at least seven years old and one of my reach for tools when there is work to be done.
Thinking man's golok.
I definitely agree!
Seriously one of my favorite woods tools. You really have to use it to understand.
absolutely agree, its like no other large knife imo
This is a bad boy for real! Can't beat it for the price cuz everything in 80crv2 is at least double the price and half the size. About to order one today and also did you notice the 2 different grind angles? Supposed to be steeper at the heel and wider towards the tip. Thanks for the review
its pretty sweet ngl. the grind angle does change but it isn't that drastic. I don't use it much for like fine carving or feather sticks I like to hack the sh*t out of things haha.
@@TheDaveDryden nice! Should be getting Wednesday can't wait! I'm probably gonna get some smaller ones next can't beat it imo! How you like the peltonen m95 if you have handled it?
Great grin when you break and admit it's high on the funometer
Hehe you should see the unedited version.
@TheDaveDryden there is a tendency for many of these channels to be so serious. The reality is it's just building forts in the woods and playing with fun toys. Anyone who says it isn't is lying (to themselves). Sure, pick up skills along the way and learn some preparedness. Glad to see you out, wearing your '$hit eating grin'
Finnish quality in this life long knife. ❤
definitely top notch!
I've had my eye on this thing for a while...I need another knife like I need a sucking chest wound but DAMN I want one!
I know the feeling all too well...
Great !
thank you!
Large knives are the way to go. I keep telling ya 👍
They are definitely fun!
Awesome vid. Shipping from Finland to NY was actually very affordable, $8.99 I think. The affordability is part of what makes this tool great but I’d love to see a premium version. 3v with micarta handle. I would buy it, like, so fast.
hehe ya that would be nice. thanks for the feedback on costs! Even if they offered a 14c28n on there Jaakari puukkos that would be cool too.
Interesting. I prefer the smaller Scandinoff knife. Any bigger I get a axe or machete.
usually I go for an axe too, but this guy actually competes against the hatchets. thanks for watching!
Actually it all come down to personal preference. What ever works best for you. One isn’t necessarily better than the other. Thx
@2:30 "perfectly balanced as all things should be"
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agreed
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Big knives work better and they're significantly safer to use versus a hatchet for me
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I mean, it's basically a parang. Im not sure why it would be orkish. Nevertheless, it is a great chopping tool.
the style reminds me of something from a fantasy movie, definitely a good chopper
Well its almost in my price range. But I think my Condor Moonshiner or my Khukuri with a 8 inch blade, will work just nicely. But, this knife does remind me of a Parang.
It is pretty unique feeling overall, not quite parang not quite seax
Ive agonized for nearly 12 months to get the 200 or the 240..
The 200 will arrive this week..
if they made the 240with the 200 handle..
I really dont need another axe disguised as a knife..
I don't think there is a wrong decision really. Depends on what you are going for and use it for and the knives you already own. I'm sure the 200 will be a fun one too enjoy!
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So glad I got the 200..
Large but not to large.. perfect for what I needed..
Paired with the Puko 140.... only 2 knives Ill eve need..
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No, for anything over 3 inches, a Folding Saw would be more efficient! Also quieter.
True definitely quieter, but where's the fun in that!
Spoken like someone who's never used a skrama
Saws only crosscut and that only until you hit something and dull the blade. Skrama splits too and can be resharpened in the field.
@@highloughsdrifter1629 So you've never heard of a rip saw? Also, I use the Stanley Folding Pocket saw, that uses 6 inch reciprocating saw blades. So I carry extra, easy to always have a sharp saw blade. As for wood say over 3 inches. Cut it into billets with the saw, split with a hatchet or tomahawk. You could say I'm old school. Right tools for the job.
@@longrider42 So that's 2 saws... I have a few Japanese saws with one side set up for ripping, but I don't find they work that well, especially in green wood with resin in. Skrama spits better than many hatchets and would certainly be better for a longer split, where you really should be using a froe, if you had one.