Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110: BEST Bushcraft Knife Under $100?? - Preparedmind101
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- The Terävä Jääkaripuukko 110 just MAY be the best bang for the buck out there. A full tang bushcraft blade made from 80CRV2 steel, a sharp spine and a top notch sheath...This may just be the best possible option for people on a budget. (There are some other versions, including a Stainless model which may be in stock)
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I know there is an insert under the leather. No corrections needed.
PREPAREDMIND101 these finnish army issue knives are currently the best bang for your buck on the mkt!!
the finns and scandis in general are born into carrying a knife from a very early ages! so by times they reach natl service ages or scandi army finnish military entry the army itself rarely places any pre conditions on what knife they must use often their choices is left to be entirely personal they are allowed to carry non issue knives their army figures that if you do not choose well what type of knife to bring to your survival activity party in sub arctic conds it is only you who will suffer this jakaripuuko
is one of the most popular standard issue knives to the skandi mil and natl service recruits
it is made of rubberised grip to increase its comfort to hand grip in sub arctic conds of snow wind insulating users hand from cold of the steel blade in minus freezing cold conds!
the pommel can be used as a glass smasher or lanyard holder
the sheath is an asset to this knife as is very well made out of thicker leather than usual and is far superior to the kydex option
more comfy next to your leg or skin more forgiving etc
the ship very reasonably and as you say the stockists inventory is either in stock up or out of stock down!!
if you do not order a sheath it costs you only $29 for the knife aprox $7-9 for delivery from finland within 2weeks of ordering
cheaper faster than i can get it posted to me here in europe!!
so stop bitchn america!!
its a sub $60 bushcraft knife that is a real users beaters knife that outclasses many of its far more expensive rivals up to $200 ranges
so grab it while you still can finland might get invaded by the russians soon!!
then youll just get a deep guttural impatient gruff husky rusky voice pick on tel line other ends as stockist staff are bound gagd tied in the stockroom
before spetnaz cut wires to this remote corner of finland your call phoneline goes dead before even ordering!
the other thing to watchout for is the nurven basha or poncho
its pricey as hell $150 or more but has a thermally reflective interior breathable waterproof poncho
in camoflauge mt lichen
print design
it is issued to all of their sfs
and is now being used by sas and others on high arctic patrols for gen insulative shelter heat retention weather protection and camouflage the quality is excellent and this unusual but high quality tarp poncho can be closed off on all x4 sides using top grade zips!
as a protective bag around a hammock or of weather winds rains alters direction at random at night you can zip up against elements
alter configurations
from any angle!!
try getn a fluffy windguard for your mike may make it tad betr during windy conds if dog dont chew it off or it drops off in forest n you lose it!!
winters dragn this year we cant complain tho been pretty good here so far
no majors no epics
yet!!
you need to make yerself up a waistcoat like blade
the movie that latino
knifethrower like in desperado then boldly waltz through airport scanners i will film securitys reaction as you blatantly explain the reason you carry like so many knives is just because you are a psychopathic serial killer
watch their little health n safety matrix trained brainwashed reactions
we had a lad in uk here today stabbed up 12 times for intervening in preventing a woman be attacked
police are hot on citywides knifecrime at moment gang related but it is knokn effects on to the ord inmocent bushcrafter community
guys are now having to conceal axes within packs hide knives outa sight until in area with no peoples in case they are perceived by joe public as a threat
not a issue in usa
everybodys armed to the hilt!
anyways
hehe
as per norm
soon these eu union bastards will be coming for the knives aswell as the guns!
so i advocate getn yers now!!
whilst the goings good cuz the
futures aint to bright!
PREPAREDMIND101 scandy army get to choose what knife they take out into the field no restrictions usually placed on them many choose this make model of puuko!
if you choose a bad knife finnish army reckons only you shall suffer in any survival situ so it self regulates itself!! i like their liberal approaches they also do joint sex patrols man n woman border patrols contra russians!!
PREPAREDMIND101 lone dog handlers on fencelines are the most effective rest of the male female patrol are necking one another!! hehehe!!
It seems that you just can't fight the wind, and that tree had a grudge against you
Thinking of getting one - Would you go for 110 or 140?
In my humble opinion, and from every review that I have been able to find, including now yours, this Terävä Jääkaripuukko is indeed a Mora Garberg killer. No doubt about it.
Because my family is half Finnish, I have been using pukko knives all my life, and I'm 62. I always thought they were just about all you'd need in a belt/ camp knife...now all these years later, it seems as though the rest of the world is finally discovering them. It's great. Good review.
Varusteleka in Finland is an amazing (web)store. They charge very low shipping costs. Shipping to the USA is only 9.99 USD.
They negotiated a deal with the finnish post
If only they could negotiate a deal with Terava for straight, evenly ground knives.
It's a great design, but its excution (on mine) is terribly sloppy.
Varusteleka is well aware and ships out the hackjob blades anyway.
I have to say, I love the Scandinavian principles behind their knives. Simple, nothing fancy, just a friggin' knife that can do knife stuff. Sharp and no gimmicks. We all spend so much time gawking and coveting custom knives that we are all, generally speaking, too afraid to actually use. These knives are much cheaper and honestly function as good as any other knife I've ever owned. We get carried away with our custom knives. It can get silly. It's like paying $400 for a custom hammer and then being afraid to use it because it'll get dings and scratches. None of us (I hope) would do that but many of us feel exactly that way about our knives. I don't own one of the Terava's but, based on what I know about Mora's, their reputation and reviews like this, I'm looking forward to getting one. (once I can't get anymore out of the two mora's I currently use that is).
Ditto that. I own knives I spent stupid money I'm too worried about using? It's borderline insanity really.
Chris. The knife by itself is about $25-30. With the sheath it's about $55. Shipping from Finland is a flat $9.99. It fluctuates a little bit with the exchange rate but it stays pretty close. I love every single knife I've gotten from them. The Skrama, the 110 and 140, the mini Skrama and mini puukko, they all are awesome.
The price I quoted was with sheath and shipping, which is what I'd recommend. The sheath is too good not to get. Have you messed with the stainless ones?
I recommend the sheath as well. It's well worth the money unless you are a leather worker or kydex guy. Then the price of this knife is an absolute steal! I haven't messed with the stainless yet. But I fully intend to. They use German X55CrMo14 which they say is close in performance to 12c27.
I think the cat got up on your keyboard when you got to the steel part and hit "enter" (No clue about that one...)
PREPAREDMIND101 lol!!! You know the hard, shiny stuff Mora uses to make their knives that don't rust? Well this shiny, non rusting hard stuff is supposed to be similar. Meow
the sheath is great for the money...if you're right-handed....they hate us lefties....
"Holding it in my hand, feeling the package.'' - InnuendoMind101 LOL!
We've all been there
80crv2 is Our Carbon Steel of Choice! Been using it for Years! We love it! Solid Review Bud
I like it. Good stuff.
Just ordered mine! Can't wait until it arrives!
My wife's from Finland, she says there great knifes!
they're
knives
Best way to learn English is to komment on RUclips lol
Hope she can get you one at a discount!
Scott Hill
Because she’s Finish? 🤔
Thanks Chris now I won't be able to get this knife for another 6 months, the thing sales so quick that its almost impossible to snag one esp if you haven't got the funds when it does.
I bought the Garberg so for now it fits the spot for me but that is on my want list, plus I have the Strongarm on the way so pretty much am happy for now. BUT DANG SHES AWESOME AND DESERVES A NAME.DONT SHE
$10 shipping to the states...no matter how big your order is...so better to buy a bunch of stuff...as it doesn't up the shipping...very smart way to do business....
They raised the price.
knife is the same price..you're likely lookin at the stainless version...
Both the 110 & the 140 w/sheath went up five dollars.
55 to 60. So maybe the sheaths went up... dunno.
Never really considered buying the knife w/o the sheath.
pretty sure the knives without the sheaths are the same rpice...I'd love to get one with a sheath...but they don't make lefthanded sheaths...
Randy Yeager, I just received my 110 today. Total cost for knife, leather sheath, and, shipping, was $64.98.
This is my EDC carry. I do live by disability check, so monthly but anyway. I love this knife so much I'm getting the little brother with the sheath. I do use this every day. It does sharpen very nice and very sharp. I'd like to get the Skarma blade to use for all the major chopping chores. I can't wait. I still to get sheath for this guy. Great video's.
I purchased this knife when you posted this vid. Absolutely awesome (sheath too) after a year’s use - thanks so much!
PM101 back in it's prime, great channel and a great blade!
I've had one a couple of months now. And I love it so much.
Been wanting one of these for a long time now, will pull the trigger as soon as they restock
That is a great knife! Perfect size.
The brand name TERÄVÄ means sharp and Jääkäripuukko translates to something like Jaeger knife or Light infantryman knife if my english is anywhere near correct..
I love my Jaakaripukko had it over a year, along with the Skrama. Both make a perfect pair for use in hard and soft woods. I have no problems of using instead of some of my custom knives. When I do my trips abroad and don't want to take an expensive knive but want a great one I have no problem of reaching straight of the Terava knives. I has handled all the jobs I have thrown at it with no trouble at all.
have had one for a few months it's a beast!!
Because of the value and quality, it is a Mora Garber Killer.
I've had mine for about 6 months, love it! It's a very solid workhorse that will eat thru wood all day long. It's holds an edge fairly well. The handle is fantastic, can use this all day long with no hot spots. My opinion of the sheath matches yours.
I have been telling you about this knife for awhile, and it looks now we are in total agreement!
In addition to being a Mora Garberg Killer, it is also a Sospes Killer, sorry Will, a Native Survival Knife Killer, sorry Mitch, and a Feral Woodcraft Black Feather Knife Killer, sorry Joe!
I have to tell it like it is.
Actually, all of the aforementioned knives are good knives, but the Terava Jaakaripuukko is so well priced and comes with such a great sheath for under $100 delivered, that it just has so much more value than the other knives mentioned which cost twice as much or more.
Like I have said before, all you need is a Terava Skrama, a Terava Jaakaripuukko, and perhaps an axe/hatchet, and a Silky Saw, and you have all of the bases covered.
You probably don't even need the axe, unless you are planning to pull a Paul Bunyan or something to that effect.
+Msilverhammer Not a Jessmuk killer!! (Except in price)
Absolutely love this knife and I carry it all the time in field since picking it up last September. Thanks for adding to the reviews on this knife, and just another great review overall. Definitely among the best knives bang-for-buck wise that you can get, IMO.
Chris very impressive Bushcraft Knife, I particularly like the fact that it is not thickly coated with some kind of black material that I have to spend time and money removing. Which is something I picked up from you and it is the right thing to do, thanks for helping me evolve my coating removal technique. As much as I like this knife, as you have demonstrated it, I do love my Schrade SCHF52, which I got because of you, and it is a winner so it stands to reason you are so right about this knife. So far Chris my experience is that you, to me are batting one hundred percent, as I have bought a collection of knives you have inspired me to buy and I am NEVER disappointed. The product you use on the sheath looks like real good stuff, I have for decades used Mink Oil, sometimes I soften it with a torch, you have to be careful, if it's too hot you can damage leather, it can sort of burn it. But I have had great success with that, I put it on my leather boots, athletic shoes, tool pouch, it helps to make everything water proof and softens/conditions the leather.
Anyway, I hope to get one of these fine knives as well. Always look forward to your reviews, please keep doing what you do.
Sweet blade!
Hey Chris, I own this exact knife 2 weeks now...This knife is FRAPPIN awesome !!!! the 110 is perfect for me, still testing and so far so good. ...the leather sheath is the cherry on top. ..Wow. ..
Price is 60 euros for the 140 mm including the sheath. Mine arrived after about a week with some other goodies as the shop charges a standard transport fee per order, not per item. I now have some Finnish military socks. :-)
And yeah, this is really a good knife. Tip: I saw someone smoothing out the remnants of the heat treat on the flat of the blade with fine grit steel wool, and I did that, it really improves it. After you rubbed the rough stuff off there remains what is more like a dark patina.
My impression after a few days of light use is one of brutal efficiency, no nonsense, no extras, no embellishments. It's a tool. Period. It Just Works.
Keep up the good work. Wind and all. ;-)
I was gonna buy a Jesmuk but now I'm gonna buy this. Great video thanks!
+AaronBushcraft 3V Jessmuks out any time now. Good luck finding one of these.
PREPAREDMIND101 Oh shoot! Jessmuk is hard to find huh?
+AaronBushcraft I mean "one of these" being the knife in this video.
+PREPAREDMIND101 As soon as LT releases the 3V Jessmuks, the first run of them is only 50pcs. I don't have an exact price buy I've been told with the increased cost in steel is about 20% more over the O1 version.
3v in Jesmuk, that sounds real cool.I'm interested in that.Wow.The other steel was good too though.
This is my next purchase, and probably my last. (I make my own knives).
I am so pumped to get it.
Btw, I have been trying to figure out a way to articulate to others the gravity of striking your knofe with a rock to others, but I think your domestic violence reference was legit the best way to do the job.
I’ve seen this video many times the tree fighting part always makes me laugh 😂. I have the pukko 110 great knife.
Honest review, i appreciate that 🖒.
I have seen couple BS videos of Terävä knive from Mora fanboys.
I ordered 140 from Varusteleka last friday, should be here in this week.
Update please. 140 good?
"bark river unicorn hoof burl" LOL the single BEST description for BRK EVER!! XD
is really cool to see finish language in enlish channel and is finish knive and i m from there.👍
Love mine man! Same with my JX6 and Jessmuk C. I love having something I can get rough on and not care 😂 Thanks always for the content (although this is years later).
I own the 110 and 140. I have to say I prefer the 140 just for the added length. These are great bushcraft knives and I have to say i'd take them into a survival situation any day and twice on Sunday. Is it pretty like a bark river or ltwr? No, but it wasnt intended to. It was meant to be used. BUY ONE! Verusteleka needs to put their stuff on amazon... i need faster shipping!
I finally got one! It took 3 missed notifications and finally clicked on in time to get the 110.
Chris, I don't know if you'll see this comment so long after the original post. If you need to get pine sap or adhesive or just about anything off of something that has some plastic or rubber go to Home Depot to the cleaning aisle and pick up a can of Pure Citrus Orange. They sell it as a room deodorant but it's orange oil and takes stuff off almost as good as Goof Off or Goo Gone while not melting plastic.
Impatiently awaiting the arrival of mine. Thanks Chris
Awesome knife, good review!
a definite winner.
Yeah, I need to get one of these. Nice extra feature at the end showing the aftercare.
Chris great review on an awesome company. I picked up their 140 (I lucked out a year ago when it was available before everyone did vids on them) because I needed a longer blade. You can't go wrong on either. At least that's what my +55 years of woods runnin has shown me.
Thanks for all you do for us with these vids & helping an old dog relive shinin time. 'Stay safe keep warm have fun & whittle to keep your sanity'.
ol greybeard dino
; - ) >>
btw what'd you do to piss off that tree. lol
and if I remember correctly the s&h was only $9.99 to here in Alaska & I think that's the same for the whole US.
; - ) >>
I don't smack my knife with rocks either. I carry and use a ferro rod and a Bic to make a fire. But this knife is a workhorse and keeper.
Great example of a workhorse Puukko from Finland. I love mine.
Nice knife with an equally nice leather sheath! A great review , especially the workshop .
Thanks for the review Chris. I went to buy both the 110 and 140 models in carbon steel; both sold out.
It might be fun to see your entire collection of knives!! Thanks for showing the after care of your knife!
i have the "140" model and love it
I'd really like to hear wills opinion in this knife.
Hey Chris, Just wanted to ask if you had a preference between this knife, the becker bk 16 and the tops bob knife. or maybe if necessary a video comparing them. Thanks!
I just received this knife after waiting over a month after paying and it showed up with rust on every part of the knife. I'm just shocked. I contacted the company I will update you guys on how they handle the situation. I can send photos to anyone who doesn't believe me.
I really enjoyed this, but it also felt like you were ecstatic to shutdown the Mora fanboys lol
"holding it in my hand. feeling the package."
I ordered mine today, but I could only get the knife first but I am getting the sheath next month. I can't wait to get my hands on the knife. Maybe I will get the big brother. I am very stoked on getting this knife as my EDC.
I learned about Obenauf's after sending in a pair of used Russell Moccasin Boots I purchased off Ebay back to Russell for refurb. They sent them back like new with a can of Obenauf's LP and instructions on how to care for their boots. I use that stuff on every piece of leather gear I own.. Belts, Gloves, Sheaths, Rifle slings, ect. Its the best leather conditioner and water proof treatment you can apply to leather.
Omg,I'm loving this knife over the garberg,any day of the week, sadly it's not on amazon, but it's ok I know where to look,thanks Chris for the video, definitely will be purchasing one for bushcraft.
I also love the 140 that you an Will reviewed an tested,I was very surprised.
i have jääkäripuukko 110, 140, skrama and miniskrama. EDC Survival Tools made amazing kydex sheat for them! now they are perfect!
Great review. I must go to Finland! You have some very funny lines which lead to some hilarious comments.
reminds me a lot of my enzos….they are my fave knives....my lt wrights are next.
I thought you'd be a 140 model guy because of your preference for big knives. Love mine.
Omg 17:01 😂😂😂 the face u made at the camera about the wind... Hilarious! Great video though , thanks.
Good looking tool! Nice spine it trows them sparks
It's definitely not a mora killer or even a mora injurer regardless of how well the knife performs, it's are too hard to get and moraknivs practically grow on trees. That also means this knife is going to be hard to replace and no knife no matter how durable is immune to theft or being lost or accidental damage( just chipped my knife on some chicken wire that became embedded into a tree and I didn't see until it was too late).
I actually started watching this vid when it came out and only made it to the intro. I guess I got interrupted and never made it back to it. Anyway since you were giving me a hard time about it. I'm dedicated man!!!
You ain’t the only show for this knife
Mail truck in the hood. The Grumman LLV has a very unique buzz, for sure. Thank you for all the reviews. I will get a JX5 and Jessmuk some day but for now I am going to get some Terava toys to bridge the gap. In my eyes, the Vengeful 1 reminds me of a Mahi Mahi breaching
For those who give a shit, yes, you can throw sparks off the spine with a piece of flint,chert, or quartz and in fact, it works really good for that. 80CRV2 is a high carbon tool steel so not a problem.
I have the 110 on the way, can't wait!
I know that you have corrected the spine! but having just brought one of these knives myself I found that the spine gets sharper about a third of the way down making it more comfortable on tour thumb to choke up on yet sharp enough to throw sparks Lower down toward the tip. not sure if this is a design feature but something I personally like. also I sharpened the blade and took that small secondary bevel out which I found really brought out that Scandi grind and made the knife super effective. though I did buy the knife without the sheath as it was not in stock and made my own, very similar to the way they make theirs with the plastic inlay but I added a Ferro rod holder and strop on the back. would be happy to send you pictures if you are interested.
Because you said so... I'm not gonna hit my wife with a rock. LOL!
You'll love the Skrama, too.
I bought the skrama bush knife and I got to say that it is a beast of a knife. I am very happy with it and I think this puukko is would be a great companion to my skrama. I love your reviews Chris but I gotta say that the Jessica X isn't as sexy to me like the skrama. Still a nice knife. I think I'll add her to my collection anyways cause she's also a beast of a knife.
Nice vid Chris. I own a 110 pukko and it's BK9 equivalent the Skrama. Both are awesome blades for the money and the materials are premium with 80crV2 steel. Can't go wrong with either knife.
Chronic cheek redness...... I want to thank you for sharing your thoughts and experiences with me, I appreciate it sir.
I have the 140 and it's awesome. Best bang for the buck in my opinion.
Sense you like this a suggest to check out some legendary finnish knives like the Vietnam-era CIA standard issue field knife. It was the finnish Hackman balisong. You can get those now as repro, a new company bought the production.
Hey Chris, great video man! I have the 140mm knife and I love it (the 110 was out of stock). I really love this knife and I'm so glad you have reviewed it. Btw, Terava also offers a stainless version of both the 110 and 140 knives, so in essence they offer 4 variations of this knife.
I bet the Microwave repair man had no needs for extra tip after seeing you waiving that knife in the backyard xD
there you go! Swedes, Finns and norwegians have made knives for over a thousand years :)
Every nation in the world has made made knives for over a thousand years.
just got mine it's my new favorite
My team all got our Bushbats just now. Will PM you
Really like the handle, excellent vid.
(Cris) I own this knife. It is a little beast. I EDC this knife every day here in South Carolina. I have no other reason to purchase a woods knife, but that's not going to stop me. Heeeheee!!!
mister smith Hehehehhehehhehehehehehehehehe!
Chris, why not get a Rode VideoMicro? I have one and the windscreen on it is nearly flawless. Even in harsh winds it's like a mild breeze sounds on a normal mic, not even that really. $60, hope that helps.
Then I couldn't bitch about stuff.
This mic actually handled it way better than the old "bandaid over the onboard mic" trick.
Nice review Chris ~ because of you they've been out of stock for the last 4 months! After 3 tries I finally got mine. I couldn't decide on the 110 or 140, so I ordered both. They arrived 11 days later. Great knives & so much beefier than my Mora Bushcrafts.
Which one is better? 110 or 140?
@Raz Biton Both are great. "Better" depends on the task the knife is used for, and *your* skill level.
@@tahnjr I need an all around knife and I have little to no skill.
For example Buck 110 is a bit too short to me.
@Raz Biton There is only about an inch difference between the 110 and 140. The Buck 110 has a 3.75" blade, the 110 Puuko 4.3". Shorter blades are easier to handle, especially when developing your skills. But it all depends on how you plan to use your knife. If you are planning to develop "survival" skills, a longer blade like the 140 would be better. But if this is your first fixed blade, I'd go with the 110.
@@tahnjr i have a gerber strongarm but i find the handle to be not really comfortable and the steal although stainless its a very basic steel that needs to be sharpened a lot. The length of the strongarm is fine but ill be ok with even a little longer than that
I have both. The stainless and the tool steel.. The cant be beat
I have the 140 version and its better for batoning. Value for money you cannot be this blade and the customer service is second to none. try also the skrama which is even better. A must have.
Great knife from a great country!
I like it so far.... I'll put my name up for notification. Hope to see a review from someone else prior to that. thanks for showing us this knife Chris.
I agree, and then you can't get many bark Rivers for $100 now, not to mention the ones with the unicorn hoof scales.
It is an interesting option. You tested the shorter version (110 mm = 4 1/3 inch blade), but there is also a longer one in this model (140 mm = 5 1/2 inch blade). I think it was designed for the Finnish military, much like some of the Fällkniven knives are for the Swedish. These are quite a bit more affordable than the equivalent Fällknivens though. Other than the difference in blade steel (the carbon 80CrV2 versus stainless laminated VG10) its a similar product, but quite a bit cheaper ... so pretty impressive value.
i like hear Will's opinion on this knife
Probably get that filmed for his channel this weekend.
that is one beast of a blade!!
long waited video... i have one.. thanks chris!
Thanks Chris. I just ordered one.
I was watching the wind blow and suddenly a Finnish Puukko busted out
It definitely is!
They have those in two different sizes. I got the bigger one cause, well I'm a bigger guy but if you want one to whittle a tooth pick with you can get the small one.