I love my Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110. I wear it daily for all uses!

Out of the box it has a little secondary bevel already. I own three! they're Mora killers indeed

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

+Titvs Vespasianvs good to know!

@trumpjongun8831

6 жыл бұрын

Steven Dennett You should try Marttiini knive if you like more fancy looking knives. Marttiini puukkos have always razor sharp scandi blades from a factory with very comfortable handles. There is also many other great finnish knive makers.

@janicaven7889

2 жыл бұрын

Marttiin blades are no more made in finland

Nice photo Slovensko Okej videjko 💪💪💪💪💪🙌

Finns make good, tough and economical utilitarian knives - as well as some real beauties. As for the name, accent on first syllable in Finnish, and "j" sounded as English "y." Ya-ah-kah-ree-pook-koh gets you close, but double vowels technically are each pronounced, though they are hard to hear as native speakers slur them when speaking. My late mother-in-law tried to get me doing it right, lol. Second accent would be on the first syllable of puukko. A very difficult language to learn all in all, so you gave it a good shot.

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

+Random Button Pusher ha ha! Thanks! I tried my hardest.

@RandomButtonPusher

7 жыл бұрын

All one can do. I'm headed to Finland later this year and counting on the fact most Finns learn English. I can say hello, goodbye, thank you, sausage, milk, and cheers in Finnish, as long as I don't get mixed up. I need to learn "Puhutko englantia?" Do you speak English? ;)

When you put a secondary bevel on a sandi blade it becomes a *secondary beveled knife* losing much of the scandi's edge benefits. Not saying you are wrong The Prepared Wanderer or you can't do that (not my place to tell you what to do) but it should be noted. The major plus to the pure scandi edge is it is a *super wood working/carving edge.*

@zoltanvonsomogyi7272

6 жыл бұрын

Scandi edge digs in with little control, and is also very weak when used in hardwoods. A secondary bevel is necessary for hard use.

The Mora Garberg is no rat tail tang, those 110s are awesome but I only paid $56 for my Garberg in its leather sheath its an awesome blade. One thing I don't like about these Varustalikas is the rubber grip. I don't care what anyone says, they always get messed up looking, thats only if people actually use their knife enough to ever notice. The Garberg has a very dense TPE handle that's more heavier than all their other blades with no soft rubber, also the steel is 14C28N a step up in their line of knives. I know these knives are way popular but I just don't get why everyone is pitting these knives against each other both are good in their own right. If ya haven't seen the Garberg you should check them out they are very good knives, also the Real Steel Bushcrafter which is D2 steel for around $59 it to is a great blade.

@Darrenski

Ай бұрын

@Airik1111bibles the rubber is actually very hard. It's not like kraton etc. Its like the sort of rubber you get on hammers and it's ever gonna get messed up. I also have two garbergs, a stainless and a carbon and id take the jaakaripuukko every time. The fallkniven rubber handles last forever as well.

@Airik1111bibles

Ай бұрын

@Darrenski Man that comment is 7 years old and boy have I changed my knife views LOL. I have a knife channel now called "Airiks Knife Life" . I actually bought a 1095hc Garberg awhile back that I reviewed. The edge came a bit screwed up so I had to take it to zero degrees. The plunge line was really bad from the secondary bevel machining. I have still never pulled the lever on a Terrava Puukko all these years later . Honestly it's because I've seen some really bad plunge lines and uneven grinds from other owners. Since it's shipped from Europe im bit reluctant to get one now...Plus I own so many blades in that range as is. Honestly I have more fun buying blanks now especially Brisa blades and building my own handles. That's good to know , I always thought their handles were softer material even to this day . Thanks.

I think everyone should carry a well put together pack for outdoors and a great watch and most of all is this well made blade. I use this as my EDC gear and a sharp pocket knife. I like your video's they really help anyone to learn bush crafting and how the blade performs and if they want to own one. Kudos Bro.

I have one, but opted out on the sheath, C2GFAB did a kydex sheath for it. It did not come sharp at all, I had to run it across my stone to get is sharp.

I can buy 3 Mora HD or Robust for price of one Terava...knife only 40.99 if you want the sheath it's 77.99 that's $ 37.00 for the sheath alone,,as for Moras $20-30 bucks with the sheath..Prices are in CDN dollars 🇨🇦 and you might have to pay taxes plus shipping...To expensive in Canada 🇨🇦 like everything else...

@ilijabosnjak76

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Boswood Don't you worry my friend I have plenty of full tang knives and I do have Hulfa something..Robust is just Robust and it's great 👍,,,You should check BPS knives on Amazon,,,full tang,1066 Carbon steel and nice leather sheath..I bought 3 different models and all are full tang and awesome...Bonus 90 degrees sharp spine...

@ilijabosnjak76

3 жыл бұрын

@Ryan Boswood I never had knife that doesn't cut wood?

@ilijabosnjak76

3 жыл бұрын

Ryan Boswood I know what you are talking about,to je isto ko i suha grabovina 😂

@Darrenski

Ай бұрын

And you'll do what with 3 cheap moras?

Super!

Cool video, guy!

great video! greetings from cologne, germany arthur

@ralfhaggstrom9862

5 жыл бұрын

KÖLN ......................

This knife (except handle material) looks like the Tops B.O.B.. Same thickness, same grind - high scandi with secondary bevel, and strong tip. I bet it performs just like the B.O.B. Technically, a scandi with secondary bevel is a saber grind (ask a knifemaker). The sheath is really nice. I like danglers. Since I have the B.O.B. I would not buy this particular knife, but again, I bet it performs like the BOB, which is fantastic.

@Darrenski

Ай бұрын

The bob also comes in 1095 and a decent stainless.

I have many classic Scandinavian knives with Scandi grinds Many of them come with a secondary grind like this knife, but this does not make it a saber grind with a secondary edge The secondary grind makes for a very strong and robust edge The zero grind scandi grind makes for a more delicate edge, which is superb for woodworking, but not for rougher field work As you use the knife and sharpen it on the flat bevel, the secondary edge becomes smaller, until you have your knife with the edge you want for your personal useage

Does anyone have any experience with the stainless steel version ? I can see the advantages of carbon steel but I have a big fear of it rusting on me, dont want to oil it everytime and live in wet conditions

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

+ForestKid31 I have the stainless Skrama bush knife. Larger knife same maker. No issues.

@ForestKid31

7 жыл бұрын

so the stainless steel is also awesome ? im having difficulties choosing between the mora garberg or the 110 in stainless

@Darrenski

Ай бұрын

I live in England in officially the wettest city. So it doesn't come much wetter. But I'd still go with the carbon. A bit of 3in1 or WD40 and you're good to go. Maintaining a knife is part and parcel of owning a knife.

hey bud, question: is the plastic insert sheath by itself able to hold the knife in place, means it has retention?

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

+aaah beeeh yes it does

@berniecoles2337

7 жыл бұрын

No it doesn't it's just a blade cover,but can be used as an integral part of a sheath if you choose to make your own.

@Wolverine-hj2cd

7 жыл бұрын

It doesn't really lock, but it holds the knife tightly

I like the sheath

I wouldn’t compare these to at least the old standard moras. Maybe the garberg or some of those other ones, but not the traditional wood carvers. Different styles different purposes …

It's a good knife but the only one to compare it to is the Bushcraft Black or Orange. The edge is not quite as fine for wood as the Black IMHO. (I have the 140 BTW.) Given the choice between the two I would take the Black because it just feels better in the hand and cuts better. That said, I like them both and use both. Mora killer? Not IMHO bit again, great knife and great sheath.

a fair comparison would be to compare it to a kabar .. not a 20 dollar mora

@PureCountryof91

5 жыл бұрын

Better steel than the kabar.. 80crv2 steel is a tough as hell sharper than a razor and pretty good looking too

@mikeborrelli193

5 жыл бұрын

It's a 29 dollar knife without the high end leather sheath and blows away the Mora Bushcraft Black.

Uh mora only has 1 full tang knife and they acknowledge that

The steel of the Skrama? The Skrama (not stainless) can rust very easily.

Mine came razor sharp with a secondary bevel. Varusteleka says 24 dps. In use it's sturdy and better than Mora companion or bushcraft. On par with Garberg. Actually does a good job on wood for a day and easy to sharpen.

I'm still ( 1-1/2 months) waiting to hear back when they are in stock.

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

Did you put your name on the email wait list? They were in stock a few weeks ago

@alanwilliams5836

7 жыл бұрын

Yes... I've been waiting for a month and a half...I really want one of these. I put my name up again today... hopefully I will get a reply this time when I can order. I want the carbon steel model... fingers crossed!

@varusteleka

7 жыл бұрын

Restock coming this week. Just a little heads up!

I don't have a mora I use a bk24 small but real good

mora kann nicht gekillt werden...legende...!!!

Say Heah, When will that line be sold in the United States. I see a nice two knife combo this knife plus the Skrama. Because if I money transfer, its another $30.00+. I don't do paypal oe ebay because I almost got ripped off and they couldn't care less, I use to buy alot of knives on ebay, But since then, NADA.,,.

@ulle500

7 жыл бұрын

Varusteleka has flat $10 shipping to US, and the prices on the site already are adjusted if you choose US as your country

@paulie4x1

7 жыл бұрын

The only problem is I don't use PayPal or Credit Cards, I'm a pay by check guy.,,.

@kloschuessel773

7 жыл бұрын

probably possible too, otherwise: your loss m8

@TheScoundrel70

6 жыл бұрын

When will they be sold somewhere other than the Varusteleka store in Finland? Short answer: never. It's their exclusive in house brand, so unless Varusteleka starts opening stores internationally, not gonna happen.

Where can you BUY these knives???

@Druide-ie1pc

5 жыл бұрын

You can buy it here: www.varusteleka.com/en/product/terava-jaakaripuukko-carbon-steel/56524 Normaly the Knife is sold out. You have to leave your mail-contakt, and they send you a message, when the knife is available. Greeting from Germany.

This knife is a killer of all knives. Absolutely no reason to spend more than 50 to 75 bucks on any knife. Those high priced custom knives are nice but extremely overpriced to people who think they are that much better which they are not. If you have the extra cash buy them but you will be wasting a lot of money for no real return on your investment. I like my moras of course but the Terava is brutally tough and can do the total finesse stuff equally as well.

That's a lot of umlauts!

Nice knife but I found myself admiring the hat more. Oops!

@ThePreparedWanderer

7 жыл бұрын

+37South nothing like a Tilley!

@37south47

7 жыл бұрын

The Prepared Wanderer yeah I miss mine. I'm trying out different summer hats right now. My wool go to hat is just too hot when it starts warming up.

Out of stock now 😫

I don't buy anything I can't pronounce and I'm sure as hell not buying something you can't pronounce.

First!!!

for a few dollars more .. well sir for a few dollars more u could get a kabar , for another few dollars more u could get a tops , for more few dollars u could get a custom .. so i guess by ur rational everything is an everything else killer .. its not a mora killer .. mora is 12c27 for 20 bucks .. so this knifes not even in the same catagorie as a mora .. ur comparing apples and oranges and puttin down the apple because its NOT an orange

@jokesaka

7 жыл бұрын

have you tried both.

@lifeandstuff3860

7 жыл бұрын

jokejugser yes sir i have .. i have many moras, kabars, tops, helles, bucks, case and customs .. at some point in time time i think ive owned about every production knife brand on the market .. besides cold steel .. i will never own one .. problems with the owner .. hes a jerk .. point is nothing is a mora killer as long as ur comparing comparible things to a mora .. just like nothings a kabar killer .. point is get what u like and what works for u because for a few dollara more u can always get aomething "better" than what u have .. its the sickness of knife collectors .. we r always searching for perfecrion but we never realize that every knife is perfect and every knife is crap .. all depends on u and what u use it for and most importantly what u like

@stalememe6407

6 жыл бұрын

he's comparing it to the mora pathfinder and if you compare those 2 including the shipping the terva really kills the mora honestly, and a kabar way worse than this knife it has a bad blade, bad tang, bad handle, i feel bad for the people that was forced to use it

@zoltanvonsomogyi7272

6 жыл бұрын

Kbars are only good for stabing, and tops blades are too thick behind the edge. This knife is far better than either.

@zoltanvonsomogyi7272

5 жыл бұрын

@Norse Woodsman your response has nothing to do with my comment.

No! It's definitely Not a Mora killer! It is a good knife, BUT, no matter what people are saying that knife IS NOT a full tang. It is a narrowed, full length tang! Get it right folks! AND, it WILL NOT do any a $20 or less Mora won't do. Or for that matter a $20, Marttinii Condor Timberjack, (by the way, also Finnish made), a $15 Hultafors Heavy Duty GK, a $25 Bahco Sb2449 "Wrecking Knife" and the list goes on. And not only can you get these other knives a lot cheaper, they are readily available on Amazon (most w/free shipping), & you don't have to wait on the company to re-stock the knife. If your gonna do knife, or any, product reviews you should do "honest" reviews & tell the viewers the absolute truth, including other "less expensive options" that you damn well know will perform just as well as the product your touting. Finally, at 2:00 you say, "It was a little dull from the factory..." Then, at 4:54 you say, "Now the scandi was very sharp out of the box..." Well, which is it?! Don't feel bad. You're not the only one on KZread doing a "totally biased, with no proof to back it up" review of this knife.

@huejanus5505

7 жыл бұрын

oldtimer4567 Where can i find that bahco 2449?

@TonberryShuffle

7 жыл бұрын

I haven't heard any stories about a Jaakaripuukko's handle breaking. I HAVE heard of people having to rehandle Mora's all over the internet. And, in the case of the mora and the timberjack I'd be spending the difference in money to replace the sheath anyway to basically have the same sheath that the Jaakaripuukko came with already. My point is, essentially, that the Jaakaripuukko is an objectively better product. You ARE correct, though, that it's not a mora killer. You'd have to keep up with production of Mora and catch up in sales and this company simply can't do that. What WOULD kill the Mora is if Opinel decided to get into the fixed blade market.

@shanemontgomery8846

6 жыл бұрын

The 2:00 comment was about the sharpness of the spine. The Scandinavian sharp comment was about the edge. What mora outperforms this knife as hard user? Based on blade thickness AND tang thickness? Maybe 1, and it ain’t the $20 one And it’s willfully rotten nonsense to compare the leather dangler that ship’s with this to any mora sheath. You accuse him of comparing apples to oranges, and then you start comparing oranges to potatoes I smell a mora fanboy with a self confirming bias and a set of blinders on

@greekveteran2715

6 жыл бұрын

You don't use knives as much do you? Those knives you compare are very good for light use and still their edges chip and roll easily.They are not build for medium or hard use as this knife is.I own all the knives you mentioned and I have used them extensively for many years.The Terävä Jääkäripuukko can be a primary bushcraft knife,the others you mentioned cannot.

@Magneticitist

6 жыл бұрын

For hard use one only needs a Mora robust or a Mora Companion Carbon. I have an 8 inch all-around SS Mora, the 6 inch all-around in carbon, and 4 inch Companions in both SS and carbon. Any time I'm browsing other fixed blade knives I always tell myself I'd be buying for collecting, not practical use. The Moras I already have can handle anything and everything I'd need including hard use. I think this Terava is superior in certain aspects but for a hard use knife a cheaper Mora seems logical. I can replace all of mine for under $100