Terävä Jääkäripukko 140: AKA "The Bigger One" - Preparedmind101

[@maddantt7757]

I put a 90 degree edge on the ring and use it to help 'scrape out'/smooth out spoons and bowls, etc

[@kennywheelus6857]

Kool idea.

[@SaltineChips]

never even thought of that.

[@kennywheelus6857]

@Miller Peyton ,oh it is,easily able to be sharpen on a wet stone if you get your angles right, I did mine last Friday an its,about as sharp as when I got it out of the box, I did my own patina on it too with vinegar, seems work pretty good, I love this knife

[@kennywheelus6857]

Do you have a video you can post of that,I'd like to see it,maybe I should on mine, just thinking, but I have a lanyard on mine too.

[@UbuntuZ63]

I bought a 140 about 6 months ago and its my go to large knife. I love this thing.

[@brawndothethirstmutilator9848]

Something I really love about how they sell these knives separately from the sheaths is that if the knife takes wear you can replace it without the expense of a new sheath, and if the sheath takes wear you can replace it - and not at a ridiculous markup like some companies that automatically sell them as a set place on “replacement sheaths”. Also, if you’re a Kydex junky, no paying for a sheath that you won’t use anyway.

[@shawnrufus7579]

I just got mine last month after waiting 2 months for it to be in stock. I love the sheath, with the snap on and on your belt if you pull it, it will release from the sheath but will never just come out. Thanks Chris for your review of this blade it's why I bought it. Peace

[@levkvarner9865]

Thank you Mr Tanner for your high quality reviews. I learned a lot about this working horse.

[@Oozy9Millimeetah]

This is my go to war puukko, being from Finland puukko is my natural choise. Love the 80crV2 made by Laurin metalli in Kauhava Finland. 80crV2 takes an really smooth and razor sharp edge if you have fine stones and strops with componds, but works just as well with rough toothy edge. Before this knife was out i was using Ahti and woods knives, both use the same steel that the terävä jääkäripuukko uses, and i was hoping for someone making a bigger full tang puukko of this steel and here it is. Been using my jääkäripuukko 140 for an year and half now. Love it.

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@Weird Science varustelekasta katot

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@Weird Science yeah i need to get 140...

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@Weird Science yeah i have couple of Roselli (handmade perfect for working, hunting, maybe fishing, wood working and bushcraft) knives that are perfect almost in every way but i need a bigger knife

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@Weird Science oh yeah and cheers for you too lol

[@bobthebuilder2922]

@Weird Science yeah i myself love traditional tools, weapons knives etc. That's why i bought Roselli's knives and they have been just so perfect... but sometimes you just need a big knife. Yeah and in a Australia everything tries to kill you so i understand. I am from Finland and only thing that can get you are cold weather, we have just one poinonous snake, hornets, tics, other asshole parasites, poisonous plants and even deadly mushrooms and then wolves and bears.

[@charlesmurphy7712]

Sure have missed you guys lol nice to hear the enjoyable sense of humor and fun review y'all produce . Everyone else of late has been so serious. Great knife and good information! thanks for sharing

[@gray5627]

I couldn't decide between the two knives, so I bought one of each. I've used both, and at this point, I can't say which one I like the best. I really like them both!! Thanks for the videos!! :-)

[@kennywheelus6857]

I'm not disappointed with mine,still doing its job,I love it,getting a skrama an a 110 of this one as a bushcraft blade system.

[@williammaurer9450]

Got mine in the mail last week. Great deal, no frills, simple but substantial. The sheath is again very simple but beautifully done. Both knife & sheath are a good example of 'Less is More'. Must be a European thing, Mora & Opinel have the same thing going on for them. $30 w/o sheath; $55 knife w/ sheath; +$10 for SS; $10 shipping.

[@jefftuttle7890]

Great review Chris and Will.You guys always tell it like it is. Reviews you can use to make an informed purchasing decision.Thanks,Jeff

[@ksstg581]

I bought mine about 6 months ago based on Chris' description of the sheath. Fantastic knife- sheath alone is easily worth the $60 they charge for the whole rig. And only $10 to ship it here from Finland. Killer! Oh and they will notify you when it restocks if you leave ur email.

[@ellisholcomb2299]

thanks for ya'll s honest review on this knife I do appreciate ya'll for taking the time to share your thoughts with us wish you all the very best my friend

[@kennywheelus6857]

Well I appreciate you making this video cause I just happen to proudly own the 140 now,I love it.

[@marcrhodes7177]

excellent design, excellent sheath. multipurpose and the right size. thanks guys.

[@randyyeager]

Good video guys! Thanks for the budget stuff. A new batch comes out average every 3 months....the 110 and 140 are both $29.99 USD with the plastic cover each or $55 USD with the leather sheath. plus $10 shipping on your order....so if you buy 10 items in one order from the Varusteleka website, it still only costs $10 for shipping...so I suggest you buy all 3 knives at the same time....and if you're right handed, get them with the sheaths.

[@GorkiCiprian74]

So glad Will is back... post some more videos on your channel too Will, loving this knife... is on my wishlist for X-mas...

[@GorkiCiprian74]

they got some stainless steel versions now...

[@jokeal3613]

You did it again, they are sold out

[@LEIFanevret]

Got the 110! Just awesome! A real work horse! Nutn' Fancy just straight ahead! Really Sharp! Nice durable leather sheat 10/10!

[@dalebloom9684]

I love my 110. Now I want the 140 too. thanks allot.

[@michalurbanful]

Good for you. But I don't know which one to get, that sucks more ... :-D

[@JohnDoe-ve6mf]

@@michalurbanful which one did you get XD? How is it 3years later?

[@sameold77]

I love all the Terävä knives. I have all but the mini's that don't come with scales yet. As soon as they release with scales I'll have those too. Great prices for what you get. Was Will dissing the swoops and sweeps of the Jessmuk, lol. I love my Jessmuk too.

[@msilverhammer]

Finally....Will, and the Terava Jaakaripuukko 140! The Sospes and the Terava Jaakaripuukko 140 and 100 are my favorite knives in that size range. Sospes higher cost, and the Jaakaripuukkos budget category.

[@muskett4108]

The 110 compliments other tools well and plenty of knife enough. Its size is just right. The 140 is more knife and best seen as a stand alone tool, the one to take when not taking much else. These two are good knives, perfect spare or share if you already have your custom or high ticket price special. Or get one while you decide what mega bucks personalise wonder knife that you dream of getting one day. A 140 and a Silky F180 and you have a survival woods sharps system. Best bit no weight at all. I too like a good patch knife which should be thin and super keen sharp, but they aren't built for rough and tough. Compliment with a 110/140 and you have it covered. Anyhow, just pleased the words got out.

[@kennywheelus6857]

I also totally love my sheath I ordered for it,honestly worth the money, best knife I've own in a while for a fixed blade an full tang, even though my mora companion isn't full tang, it's a tough dependable Lil knife I can recommend to a friend as well on a camping an fishing trip.

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

I've been wanting to order the same knife, but it's never in stock.

[@Juupelis420]

Now you can order it from ''varusteleka''.

[@tannerhansen4659]

Yes i love this knife i use it all the time my uncle bought it for me i love it!!

[@brr8888]

SKRAMA'S are in stock right now, with or without leather 😋

[@kennywheelus6857]

Mine has been awesome since I've had it for a year now an still rocking, touched up the edge once,still toothy an tough, sadly price has gone up a tad I believe since early this March, still me a skrama, these two complement each other .

[@BrayonBushcraft]

I have the 140, its a great knife, very happy with it.

[@JulioMo]

Chris is awesome, what makes him awesome? His ADHD! That's is what makes these videos so cool. He will just utter something that takes the video somewhere else. Love it! No homo.

[@knifesharpeningnorway]

great blade for the money and a blade that outperform many knives at much higher price

[@kennywheelus6857]

Definitely, an stout as heck

[@bdcochran01]

November 2017. There was just a run of 110 and 140s. Ordered one of each.

[@turbzyangling]

I'd love to see a video on a werewolf survival kit haha

[@revelation666il]

Sorry for the noob question but they have carbon steel and a stainless steel in the shop. Carbon is usually gets out of stock quickly. If I'm not mistaken the ones you use are carbon. What is the difference briefly? I can see the carbon is cheaper.

[@revelation666il]

Thank you very much for the explanation :) Will go with the carbon once it's back in stock.

[@misscasualty]

Dani Steinberg Carbon steel needs to be oiled also and kept dry, no storing it in a leather sheath either. I personally like some patina porn, some shmexy shizz. Stainless is harder to sharpen but harder to rust, less maintenance. People complain about carbon steel upkeep but it's really not that bad, takes a few seconds to dry and oil.

[@whengrapespop5728]

Dani Steinberg If Carbon vs Stainless were to be compared to clay, carbon would be soft clay while stainless would be furnaces clay. Each are good according to their use, but stainless might chip easier if it’s used for the same things as a carbon steel knife, while carbon might deform easier if used in ways it shouldn’t. As a carbon steel edge is more likely to be “pushed” than to chip, it’s also previewed as easier to sharpen/strop, or “push back”, while stainless is harder to Teagarden once it gets dull, but holds an edge well if “touched up” frequently. In summary, you can be more reckless with a carbon steel as the whole blade handles tension, stress and impact better (more flexible), and is easier to maintain (though you have to invest more time in maintenance), while a stainless steel requires less maintenance (though should be touched up more often), handles winter, saltwater and fishing tasks well, yet you’d have to work a lot harder to repair it if the edge chips. Some people enjoy piling their carbon steel by the campfire, while others would prefer to not worry about their knife at all.

[@SteveSmith-sd5hq]

Not too long ago I was trying to decide whether I should get this 140, or the Tops Knives Brakimo. Ultimately, I decided on the Brakimo. I couldn't be happier with the way the Brakimo performs, but I still do like this knife a lot.

[@EverydaySurvival]

I like this one better than the 110. I personally like a little bit of a longer blade in the woods.

[@KaylynnStrain]

very nice knife, looks like you 2 had alot of fun testing it

[@gregwright392]

I'm just impressed on how well you said the name! LOL Like to see a comparable of the El Chete to the Terava Skrama bush tool!

[@preparedmind101]

+Greg Wright I don't like the Skrama. The placement of the hump/choil/whatever-the-hell-it-is ruins it for me. I find it uncomfortable to do anything in the choked up position. I wanted to like it too.

[@HornaV8]

Wannna learn finnish language? Terävä=sharp Jääkäri=jaeger Puukko=knive

[@randcoudray138]

Jaeger=hunter

[@lalli8152]

@@randcoudray138 yeah in germany it means hunter, but also infantryman is jaeger. In finnish jääkäri means the infantryman. So translating this it would be jaeger/infantry knife not hunter knife.

[@randcoudray138]

@@lalli8152 Thank you. I was not sure. English is the only language that I speak.

[@kennywheelus6857]

Kool,yeah that'd be awesome

[@kennywheelus6857]

I believe I'm gonna wrap it with hockey tape a little to give it a little more grip so when my hands are wet for extra security, my paracord lanyard helps some.

[@mjo4981]

The DHL shipping is not cheap but gets from Finland to Portland Oregon in 3 to 5 days...

[@alexwbanks70]

Good to see you back Will.

[@darcyleepearson4416]

All the boxes are ticked for a scrama and this!....7.28 ..a handle Chris loves that sealed the deal lol x

[@spikesforge9000]

recently started watching keep up the work learning a lot

[@nevillesavage2012]

good to see Will back

[@texashobbies]

man I get douche chills watching your videos!

[@preparedmind101]

+garry garmash I'll have to Google that.

[@texashobbies]

you do great review videos, love to watch them. Keep it up my man!!!

[@Mynamesnotwarren]

If you add obenaufs oil to the leather sheath it will make the knife removable from it much easier with the retention closed. It's not going to come out unless you take it out though.

[@pearliemccann989]

Have you ever Tried CFK Cutlery Company Knives & Sheaths ? I keep seeing them online at Amazon. Kinda wonder about their Quality though. Your Opinion ?

[@applevalleyjoe]

Your partner introduced the video by showing off his personal knife. Looks like a 5” bushcrafter😁 what is he selling these for? Thanks.

[@baroneb5043]

Joe Clark....$ 300.00 lololololo... fckn insane... can buy 5 these Puukos....

[@AutismFamilyChannel]

Has anyone had any issues with the spine of these knives not striking a ferro rod all that well? Mine is very sharp, but doesn't seem to shower sparks like other 90 degree spines.

[@madawcofarreat2348]

The spine on the 110 isn't as sharp as on the 140. That's what people are saying anyway. I only have the 140 and it's plenty sharp.

[@AutismFamilyChannel]

Thanks. That makes sense, I have the 110.

[@WoodKnock01]

Sweet knife I will put it on my bucket list of knives to get

[@KISH351]

I just ordered mine, but I had to get the knife first then the leather sheath. I can't wait. Bad Ass blade

[@dominickcabal5347]

The Terava Jaakaripuukko 110 is the right length imo. Paired with the Skrama this is a super two tool option. But make it a homerun by throwing in a folding saw like a Corona or Silky.....I own the holy three and it's all I need to rock in the scrub......

[@luisloya1120]

What a Beast of a knife!!!!

[@snipes3234]

how does that 80cr compare to O1 or 1095 in your opinion.

[@sifusasdo2314]

Cool Video 👍 Thank U for the Info and the Links 👍 Does it also fit in the Skrama 200/240 Double Sheaths side Sheath ? (Hope that was correct or understandable....sorry for my bad english...I am from Austria Vienna ✌️)

[@floater89]

I had just decided on the Sospes now I have to consider another knife.

[@kennywheelus6857]

An the handle is awesome an love how it feels in the hands,.

[@hardrock1826]

Chris, I'm taking a trip to St. Louis from the Buffalo area, is there any knife stores that you know of that I can drop into on the way. I may take a trip over to Kabar and Ontario but I would like to see a large knife store with a variety of manufacturers products as there is nothing like that where I reside. Thanks Chris.

[@friscoray2]

Thanks for the video. Which LTW model is shown at 4:10?

[@boknows7319]

I was on the waiting list too get one miss the email notification about 2 months just got the notification email again I didn't miss it this time.

[@mattis1600]

You should try the J.P Peltonen 'Sissipuukko M95'. Fantastic knife from Finland!

[@juusstube]

Tuo jääkäripuukko on parempi kuin sissipuukko 95. Se on mun mielipiteeni.

[@EattinThurs61]

Mr. Shlock sissipuukko is the forerunner which jääkeripuukko tries to outcompete. During military service one is allowed to bring ones own knive (since it was proven that puukkos can kill during the wars ) and none is given so conscripts, and officers, get one that is sort of military style and those are the prime target groups for this, Martinis whatever the name is and the Sissipuukko. The Sissipuukko is much more expensive but have a phenomenal leather sheath with a roller locking system so one can have the knife upside down and still pull it quickly. Sissi- is rangers that maybe operate behind enemy lines on long patrols. Jäkkari is like Jaeger in German= Rangers. The Finnish language have no G's (nor B's) but plenty of K's. If Finnish Rangers buy it, it is good...Have always in mind that Finnish products work well in cold. In cold weather use drawcuts as it is much more safe for the cold stiff hands. (hence the lack of finger guard on Nordic and other subarctic and arctic knives).

[@StevanOutdoor]

I like this knife and I see it more as one of my 'one tool options'. There really is a s**tload of knives that have a blade up to 110 mm and have a scandi grind but not so much that have a 140 mm blade length. For a one tool option I like the bigger blade so I can baton a bit bigger logs with ease. I love to travel, but I prefer to stay away from places with aliens and werewolfs, and this puukko looks like a bush knife and not like a fighting knife. That really helps with customs. Some countries have crazy knife laws. If you live in Europe and order this knife it will arrive in about 24 hours. I think they have midgets that can run really fast.

[@michaelstevenson9648]

I just ordered one so I hope it comes in 24 hours. 48 hours will do for me.

[@Marshwheeling]

So how do these knives compare with the Peltonen Sissipuukkos?

[@CavemanOutdoorsMissouri]

my 2 main edc knives is my Jessmuk and my pukko 110

[@evillabrador1]

Try the mini version next.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

I literally guffawed when you spoke of survival knives and fending off a werewolf! Lol! Werewolves are real man, it's why I wrote my book 'Shift . ....but a knife ain't gonna help ya lol!

[@snapshotscorner5542]

Got the 110, absolutely love it. Enjoy your sense of humor... Werewolfes to fend of, bringèm on..Ha.

[@Iamjasonallen]

Thanks Chris!

[@KISH351]

I have a question for you and Chris. I hope this isn't a dumb question, but I'm going to ask it. What's the wood and easier wood to make feather sticks?. Please let me know. I like your guys video's. Thank you guys for videos.

[@us24575]

Any US link or Amazon link to purchase?

[@aleisterbroley900]

DAMMIT, now I want the 140 too... Just got the 110. Planning on getting the Skrama 240. The 140 blade always looked too narrow next to the 110, but now... GAHHH. I literally just got into knives, and I've got about 6 Mora's that I gotta have, along with these... And probably the Jaakaripuukko 85, too, cause it and the Mora Eldris are like the Baby Yoda of blades...

[@tecnotrog1]

If you have not tried one yet Try the BPS HK1S And the BS1FTS They both together on Amazon would be less than sixty dollars . They are outstanding knives made in Ukraine

[@wyatt9345]

That looks like the one I would really like

[@widespreadpermic9967]

What neck knife is he wearing? ? ? Looks Nice - sorry if I missed him saying what it was.

[@jean-pierrebergeron1605]

Typo alert:Terävä Jääkäripuuko needs 2 K. Puukko simply means knife in Finnish. just saying.

[@Oozy9Millimeetah]

Jean-Pierre Bergeron Its not a big crime to mistake to call a puukko a knife, but puukko is puukko ( what the internets call a scandi blade) meaning scandi grind and usually/traditionally wooden handle. As where knife ( veitsi in Finnish) is anything from ka-bar USMC to your kitchen knives. Too bad not even most average Finns know this these days.

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

Puukko is more like outdoor/hunting knives. Others are just veitsi.

[@derekneumann]

HELP!!! Do I buy the Stainless or carbon version?? Anybody have any input?? I live in Michigan....not super wet, but not super dry around here either. I think I want the 140....bigger is better, right?

[@Veesaki]

Nice sheath no doubts, well thought out

[@johnrossi4607]

Did Will say what knife the aliens carry ?....... PAPA DUKES

[@gabehumphries5483]

I gotta get one of these

[@roberto-gp2dt]

can't find American web site to buy this knife where did you buy it?

[@vincenzocomments980]

Finland mail order

[@sasquatch885]

Good to see Will back. But ya know who I'd like to see again?

[@preparedmind101]

+Son of Dad Just talked to her.

[@juliansontheimer6635]

Your Intro is awesome

[@alnasser432]

I am from Qatar, how do I buy this knife and how much is it?

[@smallowbro4832]

I'm living in swizerland and I would have the Tärävä 140 but I don't know,can I import it to swizerland?

[@Liv1ngTheDream]

Woohoo, they're available again.

[@RenThraysk]

Seen people use a toggle through the ring as an extra retention method.

[@dadaUnts]

I tried to see how much I'll be spending, and I live in Canada... If I opted for the Stainless steel 110 w/ the leather sheath; it comes to $102 and some change.

[@phantom55ful]

very nice looking piece of steel where can one purchase one and ow much does it cost?

[@preparedmind101]

+gary duncan check the description box

[@CJ-bb2gs]

The knife we all wish the Mora Companion HD had evolved into..

[@adamdarby43]

Would like to see you test out the big brother to this knife .. the Skrama

[@clarencetsang4309]

How big are your and Will's hands? I wear XL gloves (and depending on manufacturer, sometimes still find them tight) so I worry about handle being too short for me.

[@FrankSchweppe]

I have a 140 and my glove size is 'tight XL' as well (long fingers). No problem at all, perfect fit. Built by Vikings for Vikings with big hands, I guess. ;-)

[@davidmoore5616]

I think I already posted, and sorry about that. But when mentioned a bow drill, will you make one in one of your videos some day. It was show the fire stick, level on both sides, drilling, the chip out of the side, etc. And of course, you being the pyro, start that fire (and we might include a bird's nest. Thanks.

[@johnlhigh]

is the knife you are using the SS or carbon steel version. I have been trying to order the carbon one for months now but they are all on back-order. is it really that big a diff between CS and SS?

[@jasonjulian1]

John High He's testing the carbon steel versions. 80CrV2. Wonderful steel. The stainless is good too, but since I'm in Michigan, salt water is a non issue; I just wipe down my carbon blades at the end of the day and that's been good enough. If you lived on the coasts, or in a high humidity environment, you may want to choose stainless.

[@juusstube]

That is the best military knife

[@armadelinsurgente5722]

Where do you buy these? Does anyone make kydex sheaths for them?

[@brr8888]

I need to get a 140 then my Terava collection will be complete so I can finally put my OCD to rest lol

[@WarGrrl3]

ty for doing this vid; i couldnt decide which one i wanted. seeing this one after seeing the 110 it helped me decide. I want the 110. but where does everybody get so cheaply? on the site they are approx $59 euros (around $69 USD) plus $10 USD shipping to US. but everybody that reviews them gives the price bet $40 & $50 US.

[@stevek8829]

WarGrrl3 That cheap price is without sheath and shipping.

[@WarGrrl3]

Steve K gotcha, thank you.

[@dougabraham4849]

Which LT Wright Knife is that, please?

[@poeticdesigns8893]

That knife seems like you could fend off a rabid squirrel easily or maybe a dramster. For those that dont know what a dramster is its a dragon hamster.

[@irapenges]

What's Will's knife that he designed called?