NEW Helle Knife 2023 / Helle Bleja Folding Knife/ Specs and first thoughts

Taking a look at my new Helle knife for 2023 the Helle Bleja.
#bushcraftkit #bushcraft #knives
Specifications Helle Bleja
Weight incl. sheath 186 g / 6.56 oz
Blade material Triple Laminated Helle stainless steel
Blade thickness 2,7 mm / 0.106 inch
Blade length 85 mm / 3.35 inches
Blade construction Folding knife
Handle material Curly birch
Handle length 117 mm / 4.61 inches
Sheath material Genuine leather
Design by Helle Design
Design year 2017
[ REF eu.helle.com/p... ] 2023

[@bosse641]

A very nice folder.

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

@@bosse641 it's a great knife. Got good weight for most camp tasks.

[@Tracy81258]

Beautiful knife. I have the older Dokka. This one looks like the scales would be easier to replace if something were to happen to them. They make amazingly sharp, beautiful knives. I know you’re going to love yours as much as I do mine.

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

It sure is a great and really well made knife. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment.

[@dr.stevenpennym.d.3241]

Your grandmother was an angel. She is an angel now.

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

Thanks you. She sure was. It's so nice to have something that every time i use i think of her. Thanks for watching.

[@eragonwjfn]

Well. As a Norwegian I feel safe to say that no one, that matters, cares if you don't say the Norwegian name "properly". WE are ower the moon that some Norwegian products finds their way across the border. I have several of these, and love them. I there is one called "Skog" which is excellent for finer witteling work. And the fatwood. We try to find some every spring, clean them up and take into the cabin. Smell's amazing!

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

I really like my helles, got my first one as a wedding gift. And this folder is my go to belt knife when out camping.

[@Teddybear.44]

Nice video.. I like the fact that you have something special to remind you of your lovely grandma. I own a few knives but not a Helle, my best knife is a Lionsteel M4, it has the green micarta knife scale and an m390 steel, which holds a fantastic edge. Anyway I won’t ramble on about my knive, it’s nice to see you in your element in the woods having a burn up and a nice pot of coffee, wish I was there with ya. I look forward to your next great video keep up the good work.👍

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

Just checked out the lionsteel. Looks like a nice knife. I'll hopefully have the other film up before the weekend. All the best.

[@Teddybear.44]

@@TheSussexOutdoorsman Nice1👍

[@supersonic-simon]

When we used to listen to Stephen lynch, the song "whittling man" has obviously really stuck with you

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

@@supersonic-simon Keep a safe distance if you can Because you're never safe around Whittlin Man!

[@Cleetzzz]

Nice video. Well presented. Something to remember your late Grandma by and maybe you could pass it down to the next generation 🙏🔪

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

@@Cleetzzz thanks so much for watching, and taking time to comment. It's my favorite camp knife and enjoy every chance i get to use it.

[@HalfInsaneOutdoorGuy]

5k views, 660 subs. This is the problem with youtube. Subbing is just dumb. I've subbed to over 5000 channels, and it makes no difference to me. If I want to see more of their content I hit the bell and occasionally youtube works and tells me when they've uploaded. But youtube pay walls youtubers based on sub counts and watch time. Nuts.

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

I don't really get it either. I see some channels with only 3 videos and about 3000 subs and others with 500 videos and only 50 subs. Thanks for watching, and keep up the good work.

[@thomaslinton1001]

Lots of dead leaves ready to catch fire and blow around.

[@TheSussexOutdoorsman]

That could be the case if it was dry, windy and i had an open fire. But as with most responsible bushcrafters we take care when using fire. Thanks for your concern.