I couldn't believe how beautiful and 'rura' Helsinki was when we visited last summer. It is truly somewhere special. Just like the rest of Finland. 😊🇨🇦

Tried explaining why most of my knives are scandi..it’s bc..everything sharp and shiny can cut and stab..BUT…in a survival situation…we are going to need a tool that cuts wood…I mean..yes in the beginning…if we are fully “prepared” for it..we would have a rifle..and or pistol to hunt..but then do we have forks and spoons..and tent pegs..and _____ insert essential equipment here..and if we have begun to thrive..the scandi works wood better for notches…and tool making…while still having the ability to cut and poke thing that aren’t wood…not saying all the other grinds can’t work wood…personally…carry a few knives in this sort of situation…MOST would say I carry WAY too many knives…they’re losers…and I turn my nose up to such blasphemers…so…

Nice! I’ve just received the classic n2 with finger knife, very nice!!!

I missed this video somehow. I look forward to your full review of this knife.

Illuminous 5 is the genesia on steroids...

spine able throw a spark ?

Congratulations brother well done, and thanks. Lee

Herzlichen Glückwunsch für 2000+ wohlverdiente Abonnenten 👍🍀✌️

This was a wonderful historical lecture. Thank you. I've noticed there is some negative perception out there that what we call "Bushcraft" nowadays has become very commercial and inauthentic. Part of that criticism comes from a school of thought that on the American Frontier of the 19th century, Frontiersmen used axes for wood and belt knives for skinning game. However, from everything i'm learning about Nordic knife history, Sami people used Leukuus for processing wood instead of an axe. I'm wondering if Finnish, Scandinavians and Russians also used Puukko for processing wood. It seems to me that the high scandi grind knives have been used for centuries to process wood, and that just because different tools were used in America, doesn't mean that using a knife to prep a fire, split wood etc. is a new, trendy "bushcraft" idea. Do you think this is true?

Gongratulations! 🎉 Always looking forward to your new videos...

Congratulations!!! Keep it going! 👍🏻🇨🇦

Yes

Hi, I just ordered the Terrava 140. Already own the Terrava Skrama 240

Awsome!

That's fantastic, congratulations mate.🍾🎉🎊

Cool beans

Great collection! I have a couple of Marttiini's in my ever growing knife collection. My interest in true Puukko's has recently took a serious turn.

Well in, enjoyable channel 🇬🇪😁👍🏻

Well done!

🎉❤

Congratulations, you deserve it 💪.

👏👏👏congrats on the 2k great content, so different from mainstream 👍

Congratulations my friend! How well deserved too! Your hard work and effort shows in each and every video, thank you for sharing your expert knowledge and experiences with each and every one of your subscribers, giving us the opportunity to learn and grow our own skills thanks to you! Congratulations! 👍🥳🥳 "Soon it will be 10,000!" 🥳🥳🥳🥳 Keep up the great work! 👍

Wow what a beautiful cottage

You going to harvest any fat wood? Looks like a good place to find it

Beautiful! Time in nature always helps.

Good video, but I think now you're going to have to collect all your L.T. Wright knives and do a comparison video doing various bushcraft tasks. If you want. Happy new year

Going through a rough patch myself also went to my favorite state park. Cold and snowy so no one was around. Wilderness therapy is the way. Keep your head up brother god bless

Nice place

good review! absolutely agree with your opinion!

How Tranquil and absolutely Gorgeous! Thank you for sharing! When having troubled times, "we ALL do" peace, calm and solitude is the best therapy money can't buy! Hope your week is good my friend! 🙏

I havnt tested this myself, so I can’t say for sure if it works, but on Brisa’s website you can buy a sheath called “Nordic sheath L” for 14 euros which looks very similar to the erapuu sheaths which I know work well with this knife. Otherwise I’ve found that putting masking tape around the lip and folding it inward into the sheath can help with the retention

Looks like a good knife. Hard to find one and more expensive when I find one, than I feel I should be spending on another knife. I spent most of my life looking for the perfect knife for my use. There is no such thing, however I have came very close with the Tommi Puukko by the Kemppainen Brothers, Alpo (AK) and Olavi (OK). I feel that they made the most perfect blades for my use. I think both of these brothers have retired, but I was able to get ten of their blades prior to that. I have slowly over the years made most of them into Puukko’s with birchbark handles and birchbark sheaths for my sons and my best of friends. Knee deep snow here in interior Alaska, tonight the temperature is -40°. Nice to sit by the fire, watching your videos. Daylight here has gained 30 minutes per day since the Winter Solstice. Enjoy your longer days, stay warm and dry.

I love Lt wrights designs and the 4 that i have that being said I wish they would make their HRC higher like 60 HRC at the very least but great video thanks for sharing your opinion 🤙

Very nice, happy new year 🎉🤠✨😊

Looks awesome, I love broomstick handles too. Hope you had a good Christmas mate. Glad you finally got some snow.

It is so refreshing to watch a knife review, that is not from a table or bench top. Viewing a knife in the hand and getting put to the test, is the best review process. Excellent video and review! Thanks

I really like broomstick style handles. They fit my hand well and as you said no hot spots. LT Wright is definitely one of America’s best makers. Thanks 🎸🔪

Any opinions comparing to bark river similar model? Like bravo 1 Lt 3v?

Nice knife!

I share your exact thoughts on this blade, and I think you totally nailed this review. LT does an excellent scandi and the quality control seems to be out of this world, compared to many other knives i have. Just a great take in a classic blade! (Thanks for the little shout out! 🙂) Oh, we have very little snow here too, and until today, the temps have been hovering around zero... 😯

ive used a PKS Kephart for 6 years now for EDC, bushcraft and career (Nussiance Trapper) and it has served me very well, only ever 1 chip and was fixable. just this year i changed it out . time tested design!

Great Knife! And Legendary it is, one of the most popular LT Wrights and for good reason! True descendant of the Kephart design but much more versatile in my opinion! Great Review and Happy New Years!! The scenery is absolutely spectacular too! 👍 WOW! Just noticed, almost at the 2000 subscriber mark! Congratulations! 🥳🥳🥳

So how does this (and the GNS for that matter) stack up against the Lagom?

Great knife. I couldn’t decide between the Genesis or the GNS, so I decided to do the only logical thing and get both too. They’re both extremely capable knives, but for some reason I prefer to use the Genesis for heavier duty stuff. The GNS is my favorite for cleaning fish, since it just feels a bit less bulky for that kind of work.

Happy New Year, friend! We also, in Minnesota have had very little snow. Scary. Take care! And keep up the good knife work.

Okay now, which is your favorite L.T. Wright knife? Lol.

I am quite partial to the LT Wright Illuminous 5, which is a Scandi

What color are the scales

I've had one of these for a long time by nows, and much like with more Eldris, I love it as an artifact, but have very little use for it as a tool. Much like you, I bought it for the leuku cool factor. Sure, it isn't a bad chopper, and you can baton it but I don't trust it with more brute tasks, like chopping bones or clearing undergrouth, and it isn't particulary good at batoning either (from my experience, it's comparable with mora kansbol). I've actually destroyed one in past - the blade chiped on dry pine knots. My small eräpuu puukko on the other hand got a metric tonn of use over the years! And my sissipuukko as well. Any suggestions for a leuku project/use?