I have two different sized choppers made in 80crv2 I’m very impressed with this simple steel. Very stable fine edge holding and tough. It’s a proper knife. Many more expensive knives are just hyped.
@@joexThanks! I have had it for a while and used it quite a bit. It's built like a tank, with zero frills, and it gets the job done. Fantastic knife and the sheath is amazing.
The high carbon steel (sourced from a Finish blade maker) used in Terava knives is the reason for their great toughness. Of course, as with most knives, the owner's responsibility is to take care of them (unlike JoeX :) ). That is, since high carbon, low chromium steels will easily rust, keep them dry in storage and oil the blade regularly. And definitely don't use it as a diving knife. This knife is an example of how a knife, not made of a "super steel", can still perform outstandingly in most respects.
Unlike the kabar, this knife doesn’t have 90 degree transitions into the rat tail which is why the kabars always break at the hilt and this one held up due to the curvatures at the transition from the blade to the tang. Great knife, great design and video!!
I know some people have experienced rusting or corrosion with this steel , but I've used both my JP110's and my Skrama 240 extensively in Louisiana, all seasons, in 98% humidity, put them back in the sheath without cleaning or oiling for weeks and months at a time, and I've never seen a bit of rust. At most, I've seen some black patina from certain plants... But zero rust.
You have just sold that knife to me!😊 There is the same problem with almost all tough knives: Steel is exposed in fulltang knives. That will freeze my hand when I need to use the knife when it's very cold. It's not easy to find a tough knife without exposed steel tang. Esee 4 is great, but I could imagine how difficult it would be to use it in winter.
Jajajajaja....o rompía el cuchillo o rompía la barra de hierro. Me encanta ese cuchillo, así como el chopper, pero siempre me ha echado para atrás el problema con los mangos, aunque en este pequeño no creo que sea problema. Gran vídeo. Un saludo amigo!!!
Still dying of curiosity to see how Cold Steel's Drop Forged 52100 steel knives would do, either the Hunter (inexpensive, small knife) or the Survivalist (big Bowie style). Also the Recon Scout in 3V and Tops Operator 7 but I understand they are quite expensive. Keep up the good work
At DBK the dropforged Bowie wasn't a bliss. Maybe wrong heattreatment or tempering, mabe also too high temperature when drop forged so that the crystal structure already was phucked first place.
I have watched many reviews of these and you managed to pronounce the name closest so far. There is of course the ä which doesn't exist for most countries but also puukko is pronounced completely differently compared to english; double u is double the length of one u so longer vowel sound then a slight pause and normal single hard k/c sound.
@@joex Alright. There are also models which have holes in the tang which should prevent this issue. This sliding happens easily with some chopping, when the tang is totally straight. I read more accounts of this happening.
@@ragamuffin1588 A few on the internet. But not many. Though I didn't read, look up, on that particular knife much. So, I'm not sure how often it does occur. I would find it annoying, a handle sliding on the tang.
I’m a big fan of that steel and knife. Everything has trade off I believe 80cv is very good if you use it. If you want a go on weekend knife then maybe not. Mostly because of rust. Edge retention is amazing and it took a hell of a beating. Have a good one brother
Early last month, I want to buy this knife because I think it is more tough than Mora (so its called Mora killer) or any other 1095 knives. Besides, it reaches 59 HRC, harder than other 1095 knives. I didn't buy it actually just because it is a high carbon knife which is not reliable in my country. My country is an island with high humidity. I still highly recommend the knife though it is still destroyed by you in the end, as what you do every time.
it will rust as shit 4 sure, i forgot one someday outside, little bit raining, rusty as a table dance bar in the asian jungle...haha, but it is much better for survival then the Moras!!! cheers!
Just gonna put this out there: I own 2 of these, and also a Skrama 240 in 80CrV2. I live in Louisiana, where humidity is EXTREME. I haven't had a single speck of rust on any of them, and I have used them, stuck them back in the sheath, and let them sit for months without cleaning or oiling.
Nevertheless this is the same steel as the Peltonen M95, so there are two options, either the heat treatment of the Peltonen is shit or the Peltonen you tested was a lemon and i want believe it was a lemon because the Peltonen has a great reputation
Pull-ups with a knife in a tree above a hill is brutal.
Very good, Joe X.
🤟🤟🤟
I have two different sized choppers made in 80crv2 I’m very impressed with this simple steel. Very stable fine edge holding and tough. It’s a proper knife. Many more expensive knives are just hyped.
i totally agree, all this knifes like the Skrama...are well done!!!
Very impressive. Makes me even happier that I have one on the way from Finland.
awesome!
@@joexThanks! I have had it for a while and used it quite a bit. It's built like a tank, with zero frills, and it gets the job done. Fantastic knife and the sheath is amazing.
Hanging by tree from cliff awesome testing of this knife. These test never seen in anyone's clips before. Joe X your #1.
thanks a lot, glad u like it!!!
Great test. Great knife.
indeed it is, thanks!
Preis/Leistungsverhältnis ist extrem gut! Der erste harte hit auf dem Stein tut ein bisschen in der Seele weh... Spitzen Video!
danke, da ich keine Seele habe war das bei mir schmerzfrei!! haha
cold steel uses sofisticated machine to test their knife .
joe x : hold my tree
haha, exactly!! !haha
Hahahaha
Great video, love my skrama
thanks, i love my iron rod!!
Well that was awesome! Definitely an OK little knife
it is for sure!!!
I bought one of these and made the sheath myself saved a lot of money in the process!
cool!
The high carbon steel (sourced from a Finish blade maker) used in Terava knives is the reason for their great toughness. Of course, as with most knives, the owner's responsibility is to take care of them (unlike JoeX :) ). That is, since high carbon, low chromium steels will easily rust, keep them dry in storage and oil the blade regularly. And definitely don't use it as a diving knife.
This knife is an example of how a knife, not made of a "super steel", can still perform outstandingly in most respects.
AMEN my friend!! i agree!! and it is for sure not a diving knife!! haha
Freakin awesome!
thanks!
I have this knife too You made me love this knife more. Thank you
u are welcome!
I'm rooting from Japan!
awesome man!! really appreciate it!!! cool!
Another great test.
It would be great if we have a comparison with Mora Garberg carbon.
i will probably do that!!! already bought one!
Impressive
it is!
Good knife did well 🗡👍
it did!!
Over 2k subs good job
thanks!
Unlike the kabar, this knife doesn’t have 90 degree transitions into the rat tail which is why the kabars always break at the hilt and this one held up due to the curvatures at the transition from the blade to the tang. Great knife, great design and video!!
this one is awesome!
@@joexdo you recommend I buy this knife?
@@operatorgriz yes°
@@joexshould I get this or a custom halo reach Kukri tho?
i am not sure"@@operatorgriz
Hanging out with Joe and his knife. I still have that knife on the list.
you need that knife!!!! also the 140 cm version and the Skrama 240!!!
@@joex ALLLLL of them lol
I know some people have experienced rusting or corrosion with this steel , but I've used both my JP110's and my Skrama 240 extensively in Louisiana, all seasons, in 98% humidity, put them back in the sheath without cleaning or oiling for weeks and months at a time, and I've never seen a bit of rust.
At most, I've seen some black patina from certain plants... But zero rust.
i made a rust video, the Jääkäri... is in it!!!
I put bear oil on mine.
You have just sold that knife to me!😊
There is the same problem with almost all tough knives: Steel is exposed in fulltang knives. That will freeze my hand when I need to use the knife when it's very cold. It's not easy to find a tough knife without exposed steel tang. Esee 4 is great, but I could imagine how difficult it would be to use it in winter.
yeah thats a very good aspect!
I would enjoy seeing a test of the Cold Steel 4034 Kukri Plus on your channel.
i think i have one at home, maybe i will destroy it!!!
Jajajajaja....o rompía el cuchillo o rompía la barra de hierro. Me encanta ese cuchillo, así como el chopper, pero siempre me ha echado para atrás el problema con los mangos, aunque en este pequeño no creo que sea problema.
Gran vídeo. Un saludo amigo!!!
gracias lobo!
Great test as ever
Thank you very much
I also want you to try Japanese steel blades sandwiched between soft iron.
i want to sandwitch my little Joe between some japaneese chicas!! haha
@@joex the hardened part always in mid position, SanMai
@@marcelhoffmann6843 i am so hard right now.....haha
@@joex 😂😂😂
Still dying of curiosity to see how Cold Steel's Drop Forged 52100 steel knives would do, either the Hunter (inexpensive, small knife) or the Survivalist (big Bowie style). Also the Recon Scout in 3V and Tops Operator 7 but I understand they are quite expensive. Keep up the good work
ok!
At DBK the dropforged Bowie wasn't a bliss.
Maybe wrong heattreatment or tempering, mabe also too high temperature when drop forged so that the crystal structure already was phucked first place.
Un buen cuchillo...un buen acero....bajo precio es una buena compra
si si senor!
I have the jääkäripuukko 140
Pretty impressive amount of punishment 80crv2 can take.
yes, indeed, i had both, now i don't! haha
Wow, 85 kg pull up on the Blade?
Super Blade!..
You are Nice Guy, a Old Crazy Prepper,.. hahaha 😸 Super Video..
Thanks Joe X..😘
you are welcome, i am beyond crazy! haha
@@joex you are Wild Wise Boy...🌹🐝
I have watched many reviews of these and you managed to pronounce the name closest so far. There is of course the ä which doesn't exist for most countries but also puukko is pronounced completely differently compared to english; double u is double the length of one u so longer vowel sound then a slight pause and normal single hard k/c sound.
ok!
a tough one , i think it is better than srk in normal use.
100 % better, it wont break so easy!!
JOE X, where knives go to die. Looks like an amazing knife Brother.
it is!
Was that Bear Grylls ultimate survival hatchet you use the pound the knife.
Estwing Sportsman Axe, video is coming soon!
Great video.
The tang must be totally straight, given the sliding of the handle.
yes is/was straight!
@@joex
Alright.
There are also models which have holes in the tang which should prevent this issue.
This sliding happens easily with some chopping, when the tang is totally straight. I read more accounts of this happening.
@@Ve-suvius Did you hear accounts of sliding in Jääkäripuukko knives specifically?
@@ragamuffin1588
A few on the internet. But not many.
Though I didn't read, look up, on that particular knife much.
So, I'm not sure how often it does occur.
I would find it annoying, a handle sliding on the tang.
wow makes cold steel recon tanto look like a 90s gerber
haha, good one!!!
I’m a big fan of that steel and knife. Everything has trade off I believe 80cv is very good if you use it. If you want a go on weekend knife then maybe not. Mostly because of rust. Edge retention is amazing and it took a hell of a beating. Have a good one brother
thanks, it is an awesome knife!!!
Can you do a review of the jaakaripuukko 85mm?
Not as stout as the 110..but still a damn good blade. In my opinion.
Be safe brother!
i did 2 puukos!
BUT MAYBE; did not know there is one!
Das selbe habe ich auch aber noch nie verwendet! Schade eigentlich. Für den Preis OK
preis passt, gutes Messer!
Early last month, I want to buy this knife because I think it is more tough than Mora (so its called Mora killer) or any other 1095 knives. Besides, it reaches 59 HRC, harder than other 1095 knives. I didn't buy it actually just because it is a high carbon knife which is not reliable in my country. My country is an island with high humidity.
I still highly recommend the knife though it is still destroyed by you in the end, as what you do every time.
it will rust as shit 4 sure, i forgot one someday outside, little bit raining, rusty as a table dance bar in the asian jungle...haha, but it is much better for survival then the Moras!!! cheers!
Just gonna put this out there:
I own 2 of these, and also a Skrama 240 in 80CrV2. I live in Louisiana, where humidity is EXTREME.
I haven't had a single speck of rust on any of them, and I have used them, stuck them back in the sheath, and let them sit for months without cleaning or oiling.
@@aleisterbroley900 You let me struggle again.
放心，這把刀沒問題的。只要用完記得清潔/擦乾、保持乾燥、偶爾記得上油/蠟即可。高碳鋼刀沒想像中這麼容易生鏽，之前曾帶Kabar去山區野營，平時偶爾拿來切菜切肉，頂多有一點鏽斑，用粗橡皮擦輕磨去即可消除。
@@dmchang1009 這支後來漲太兇了，我改買了Mora robust，目前測試中。
我買刀是為了備戰用，戰時逃難都來不及，無暇在生锈事上，那為什麼不買好的不銹鋼刀例如AUS10A的？硬度才差1。
Maybe try cold steel safe maker 1
ok, maybe...
Kinda disappointed that it broke! Have you tested a Mora Garberg yet? Or Esee knives?
ESEE Junglas, Junglas 2, ESEE 5, check my vids!
I mean...he was beating it against a metal pole until it broke that was kind the point 😂
This is why I dont lend Joe my knives.😆😅🤣😂
haha!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent knife, better than cold steel srk in my opinion
i agree!!
I would agree but it's a little smaller and at least in the US, more expensive if you want the sheath. Both great knives
@@DL-ij7tfThere is a longer version, with 14 cm of blade lenght
@@amedeoperri3571 yes the 140mm, I have two of them, they're smaller then an SRK
8:53 ok ok ok 🤣
Please test the R.R. Bushcraft BEAVER. You do nice videos.
i asked the team of Reini R. to send me this knife, the would gave me a 10 % discount, so i declined, i am not doing this knife!!! sorry!!
@@joex OK you tried, 👍
Do you plan on testing terava mini 85 and skrama mini?
no i do not, sorry!
@@joex too bad, they are nice edc size and I was wondering how much abuse could they take...
You literally just sold one to me.
cool. awesome, nice blade!
Go Joe go Joe go Joe, the bad man joe has done it again, very good going for the price , hail Joe 👍 👏 😀 👌 😉 🙌 👍 👏 😀.
thanks margaret!
我喜欢winkler！我喜欢80crv2！👍❤️
thanks!
@@joex 🍻
I don’t know anything about knives but I have Finnish heritage and I will buy a puukko knife and use it to open Amazon packages in Michigan, US
awesome!!! but u are from the USA - u should know about blades and guns!!!
👊👊👊👊👊👊👊👍
Prova qualche coltello della Fox! Tipo il Fox Core.
Buona Vita!
ok!
Great video and great knife, I have two of the 140mm puukkooss and a Skräämää. Real users just like the company says, no bullshit
i agree!
i destroyed all of them!
Ok ok ok
ok!
Same maker and steel as the Peltonen: Laurin Metalli, does seem to have fared much better though.
thanks for the info!
@@joex Thanks for doing what you do, it's fun to watch and informative.
Would I use this as a survival knife, absolutely. If I can get this knife I will buy 10 of them. Amazing knife
cool knife for sure!
Whats the hatchet, Joe?
Estwing Sportsman Axe! i did it pretty hard, video is coming soon!
@@joex Can’t wait to watch that test! I’m sure it survived, Estwing makes tough stuff!
@@hugofeynman i dont want to spoil something, but i tested it "before" the Pukko 110..... 😜
@@joex Understood!!!💪💪💪
Nevertheless this is the same steel as the Peltonen M95, so there are two options, either the heat treatment of the Peltonen is shit or the Peltonen you tested was a lemon and i want believe it was a lemon because the Peltonen has a great reputation
i would say peltonen is shit, costs double the Puukko!!!
@@joex Everything is possible, however it costs half the Peltonen if you buy it without sheath, otherwise the price is the same
@@1970vehuel i don't need a sheath, the 2-6 days of her lifetime she does not need protection!!
@@joex I am referring to the sheath of the Puukko, the Puukko with sheath has the same price of Peltonen
@@1970vehuel i know, i just wanted to be funny!!!
Thought I heard jingle bells and then
bing bing, i love the sound of knivebreaking in the morning, it smells like .......victory!
Finish brutality. Ziehst du die Skramas noch nach? unter Umständen brauchst du vorher n anderen Golf oder Astra :)
Skrama habe ich schon einen guten Vernichtungstest gemacht!!! check my videos!! brauche ein neues Auto!!!!
@@joex stimmt, ja, dein Akimbo mit der 240er Klinge war mit das erste was ich von dir sah
valex tiger -----kinfe ----
ok! thanks
Now its at 45€ and the sheath is almost the same coast with 40€. So 84€ is still a good value for this knife but paying 40€ just for a sheath....🤔
yes
If you would do that over a pit of lions that will git you a million views. LOL 👍👍👍👍
ok, i need to go to the zoo then!
????????
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!