Terävä Jääkäripuukko 110 Unboxing & Mini-Review

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[@blakefromwiller186]

Thanks man for the review i have been looking for a nice hunting/camping knife if this is as good as you say it is for $33 you can't beat it.

[@Alex-ir9nx]

Norway here, awesome to see some knifes that I can get here like the Terava Jaakaripuuko and Mora. One of the things I love about your vids is that you hear whats happening in the background and to see the kids and animals. I like the realness and thats its not studio polished I guess. Keep up the great work.

[@areuokayinthere]

God, I love Scandinavian blades!

[@13bravoredleg18]

pciem Finland is NOT Scandinavia!

[@SynapticWyrm]

i saw the name and i faintly heard angels singing in the backround

[@TXLionHeart]

Please review the terävä mini-puukko!

[@prophesytheorist5130]

The button at the top unsnaps for easier unsheathing. Be sure you unsnap it to avoid damage

[@rg_6865]

Thanks for the shout out! An enjoyable watch as always.

[@DocP91B]

Thanks for watching and supporting the channel!

[@brandendavis7476]

I just checked out the website. They have so much more then just knives. the have a lot of surplus. Everyone need to check it out. Keep up the great content.

[@KISH351]

I own this same knife and it's go to EDC every day, but I was only able to get the knife but I'm getting the sheath next month. I am very stoked on getting my leather sheath. The best knife that I own so far. Sorry for the spelling. I really like your video's. I own a few good blades. Thank you Sir. Happy New Year to you and your family. God Bless

[@kennywheelus6857]

Yeah exactly, tough as nails, I still got a decent edge since I've used it an received it back in mid April. The sheath you'll love,it's snug without the snap.

[@prophesytheorist5130]

Also, I'll make mention that the terava is a Scandi with a micro bevel. Helps keep that edge strong and supported

[@MyLapuLapu]

Wow, I can really tell how excited you are. It is a vixen knife.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Never heard it described that way before but it works …

[@jounir6898]

Jääkäri translates to, suprise suprise, jaeger.

[@DMInacio4]

Hi DocP91B Can you make a video while camping using this knife?

[@DocP91B]

I totally intend to!

[@jakedrummond5197]

I just recently found your videos and they are they are more entertaining then most i watch. Thanks and keep up the good work.

[@prasadashish911]

The box is bigger than the knife itself.

[@charliem.5913]

What a great review! Have never heard of these knives but going to check them out. Thanks for the shout out too!

[@hervue85]

Your excitement makes me want one too!

[@masternoppakorn6751]

Suomi! Wooooh finally some Finnish knives

[@TheLapierre]

Great video! One of my absolute favourite knives along with Mora and Esee but for the price it´s hard to beat. Looking forward to your review on "the other knife they have", if it is what I´m thinking you really really gonna love that one :)

[@kennywheelus6857]

I love mine but I got the 140 cause I thought 110 wouldn't be big enough for big stuff but will get one for my doubts sheath I'm getting made as my food prep an skinning knife, an the skrama for bigger tasks.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

I don’t skin game so I don’t know but is a scandi grind like thise good for that? I mean - these knives dig In so I imagine they’d bite rather than glide along. Probably not comparable but I tried cleaning and fileting a cod with the 110. Too thick for a clean job of course but more importantly it would catch on the bonesrather than slide along. Part of the impracticality is due to the steeper angle you have to hold the knife for the the scandi grind to lay flat on the bones, of course you can do it but it’s not “the right knife for the job” in that sense. I thought something similar might apply to skinning?

[@franciswallace4932]

Back in stock! Just ordered mine.

[@Tcoldsteel]

Nearly bought one of these but when I had the money they had none in stock. And then I forgot.

[@DocP91B]

I always sign up for the email alerts.

[@Tcoldsteel]

DocP91B good point. I wish these were around before I got the Fallkniven F1 years ago. Everyone loves these blades. Good vid btw

[@PeptoBismol1337]

Oh holy fudge thats a gorgeous knife. I know this wasnt a testning video but still. Since I end up buying every knife u display could you by any chance to testing more like Gideons tactical do on his chanel? Much love from Sweden. Also fuck the haters

[@alholsbo5934]

You have a shit ton of Moras Doc👍🔪🇺🇸🧀🔦

[@DocP91B]

I do love my Moras!

[@monaangeloutdoors514]

Some of the Helle Knives would be an interesting comparison to this one. The steel they use and the wooden handles.

[@EDCwithAaron]

I freaking love my jakaarripukko. I have the same one and that leather sheath might be the best leather sheath I've ever had. I sharpened mine up to a mirror polish on the KME and it is scary, terrifyingly sharp. And the 80crv2 does hold a great edge. I'm not a huge fan of maxamet personally. I imagine that you won't be either after it comes time to sharpen it Haha... If you do sharpen it You should make a video about it.

[@kennywheelus6857]

They are tough brother, put a loop of paracord on it around your wrist an it aids in some chopping for like twigs an small branches by holding towards the end of the handle.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Thats what I love about that heavy blade. You can actually even do a bit of debranching due to that extra weight, which a lot of more carving style knives won’t allow for at that size …

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

Honestly I think the 110 is more generally useful than the 140. It’s not practical with a long blade for many of the small to medium tasks you’d do with a knife like this. If I wanted to do heavier things I’d probably go with something more substantial than the 140 anyway. That said, I do see some uses for that longer blade as well, for me it just falls in between my duku chandong parang and the need for a standard knife. Anyways - the 110 is awesome. I made a sheath for it inspired by the original but frankly a bit nicer. I didn’t have the plastic insert so I just made one out of a thin plastic, mostly just to waterproof it a bit more … I am a lifelong mora user, not even the more modern ones but the classic red woodhandled ones. I’ve sworn by them in no small part due to their simplicity which affords extremely varied use - but this one is kind of that with a step up in terms of heavy use you can expose it to.

[@escapetherace1943]

you're just wrong. The 140 is only 5.5 inches. It's not in the long blade range, it's a medium length. The only reason you need a thick full tang like this is so it can stand up to batoning, and batoning is a lot better right at the 5 to 8 inch range. This is a bushcraft knife anyway, and the 140 isn't incapable of anything the 110 can do, it's visa versa actually. What small tasks can't it do, name some. The 140 is also in the sweet spot as a survival knife size without being too clunky, where the 110 is simply too short for a survival blade length. It all depends on what you want out of the blade. The 140 is simply better for an all-rounder knife that can do anything if you need it to. To disagree is to cope. The 110 is a good knife but you'd want that larger, machete-type blade or a hatchet with it, but then what good is the full tang for? Not much, it would be extra, dead weight. It would be better to carry a much lighter knife and a machete then. Yet for the general person, they aren't carrying multiple knives/tools. So if you're gonna buy a beast blade, you may as well get the all-rounder that will actually be put to the task and that will actually server you better in SHTF or whatever people see themselves needing indestructible knives to baton with. And moreover, I'm speaking from experience. I have a garberg which is almost 1:1 the size of the 110 and the size class of blade is actually terrible and annoying for heavy bushcraft use. Both those knives need to be a minimum of 5 inch.

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

​@@escapetherace1943 You know - the best way of starting a conversation is not going “you are wrong”. Especially when no monolithic or generalising statements have been made on my part. I am talking about this from my point of view, and from my field of usage, and my needs which I believe we can agree you can have precious little knowledge of - which may explaing why you wander off into your own world of perceived needs in your comment, rather than anything I really expressed: - I did not categorise the 140 as a long blade in any generalised sense. I was not out to create interesting technical categories. I was pointing out that it was longer than the 110 and I personally find that to be redundant in my setup, in part because the function of a heavier blade is already covered. - No - the only reason you may need a full tang blade is not batoning, it’s for general stability, and flexibility of use. - You can lable it a bushcraft knife all you like, it’s not a protected title, but I never said anything about that anyway. I ALSO never said that the 140 is INCAPABLE of anything, I said that a smaller blade is more practical for certain things, which is just obviously true - and vice versa. I am not going to sit here and write a list of small jobs where a longer blade gets more in the way, and may incidentally offer a bit less safety of use. if you can’t think of any scenario where a shorter blade is preferable and more comfortable to use, I don’t know what else to do for you. - I never expressed ANY desire to baton with the 110. In fact I don’t baton with any knives, partly because there is no need to, for what I do, partly because there is no problem in bringing a tool meant for that job. - Then you get on about “survival knife” which apparently is the same in your mind as a bushcraft knife. Whatever floats your boat. I never even breached the subject of survival, because that’s actually not what successful outdoor life IS about. And don’t start on the what ifs, because those are what’s covered by bringing proper versatile gear for the situation, that includes redundancy. - Then you introduce the “allrounder” as a value, which is also something I have not expressed any opinion about. I am not interested in any allrounder tools, I am interested the right setup for what do. If you need “allround gear” knock yourself out. - Damn straight I want the parang because it will do bunch of shit the 140 won’t, eliminating the need for an axe or folding saw or any other supplementary knife for that matter, if it comes down to basic important functions. That’s the ACTUAL “allrounder”, in my setup, if you really want to get into it, because it means more versatility per unit of weight. - Speaking of dead weight - I am bringing the Puukko because I like it and have made room for it on the total balance. But I would have absolutely no problem bringing a 60 gram wood handle classic mora, which is what I have done most of my life. If you want to think about weight vs. Function you can consult the list at the bottom of this comment at your leisure. - I also don’t give a rolling donut what the general person does. I live off the land and sea for months, on my own, in the arctic with the gear I bring, I am not in the boy scouts or out car camping or living in some postapocalyptic fantasy - which is also why I am not looking for a “beast” anything. I am looking for specific functionality, versatility and redundancy inside a reasonable overall window of weight, and I balance that partly depending on how stationary I intend to be. - If you have suffered in the past using shorter blades, it’s probably because you thought it was a grand idea to only bring one tool for everything. - And by the way I don’t tend to baton with machetes either, because it’s my opinion that batoning no way to treat a tool you are TRULY relying on for your safety. ESPECIALLY if you are only bringing one of them. As a matter of personal preference, and some degree of necessity, I keep fires small and to an absolute minimum. But you go ahead and baton yourself a log cabin home with a full fireplace if that’s what gets you through the night. You know - we could have had a decent conversation, about this if you’d opted for less of didactic attitude and less of a know-it-all approach, inventing a bunch of problems on my behalf just so you had some solutions to deliver. Frankly your desire for a beast, allrounder, survival, bushcraft, do-it-all knife, whatever the Hell that means, with no redundancy, leaves me doubting you spend extended periods of time outside in scenarios where actual survival could be predictably be on the table. Seems like rather careless planning ahead if you ask me me. Just don’t lose it is my advice. And that’s the only piece of advice you’ll hear from me, btw because (like me incidentally) I didn’t hear you ask for any. For general clarification, should you care, this is what I do: - Mora/puukko style small blade. - Either 8”, 10” or 12” duku chandung parang, depending on location and situation. - Small folding saw (somewhat optional). - Multitool. - Since I spearfish for a living, when I am out, I also bring a diving knife, with a serrated spine (This btw. is also why I have to be even more weight conscious in the grand scheme of things than your “general person”).

[@escapetherace1943]

@@whynottalklikeapirat sorry not reading that manifesto past 1 line per paragraph. Clearly you're the one with "precious little" of your own knowledge because you were still unable to say what specific tasks a knife only 1.2 inches shorter would be better at. Your 'opinion' is a bad one, and regardless of your setup (parangs are terrible machetes), you made a blanket statement generalizing the blade length. So cope buddy. 😂

[@whynottalklikeapirat]

@@escapetherace1943 You decided to crawl up the only little crack you could think of - which is your own. And so you ignore every point made to focus on requiring a list of simple camp chores. Do some precision carving and find out kid. You haven’t adressedd a single point made and you did all the generalising in your own head, and that’s why you’re now scrambling. Don’t hurt yourself out there with your one megatool weekend warrior - but wait - you’re the megatool, you don’t even need a knife 😏 good luck with that attention span ….

[@escapetherace1943]

@@whynottalklikeapirat haha you have no argument, get lost

[@madbull0447]

This was an awesome video! I wish I could have a knife collection like you. Any tips for me?

[@kennywheelus6857]

I hear you brother, I bought a,140,I love mine,uts a beast for bushcraft sn batoning .

[@richsmout550]

Your awesome dude and love your honesty throughout. I really fancy one of these amazing knives all reviews just show how great they are. Did I see you have a Mora Heavy Duty? Is that comparable thickness wise? I always feel it's the best next step up the knife ladder without going to lifetime warranty £300+ knifes

[@SonoraSlinger]

Ordered one on the faster delivery option. We'll see what that means 😂🗡️

[@DocP91B]

When I put this video up the world hadn't collapsed yet. I'm really curious what "faster" means today. Please do update us when you find out!

[@SonoraSlinger]

@@DocP91B for sure I will. And hopefully I get it before the events of events unfold. Looking to replace this Walmart limited run of the Gerber Prodigy with the non serrated edge. Good knife, but needed too much modification to make it to my belt. My son will appreciate it tho!

[@SonoraSlinger]

@@DocP91B I have received just now, an email notification that my puukko is arriving today.

[@darcymeacham8296]

Great video doc

[@nicholasramsey7599]

How would you rate it against the BOB knife from battlbox mission 34 box? I do like that sheath it seems to be really good quality. Another purchase in my future most likely.

[@samc705]

Man that is such a nice blade.

[@ericstephenson8257]

You delete the facebook? Just tried to open it up to send you a message and won't show up. Says the "content isn't available".

[@DocP91B]

No, Facebook keeps suspending the page , citing "suspicious activity on your page" for my protection. They unplublish the page, make me upload a picture of myself, take their sweet ass time to review it, then unlock it, and then I have to re-publish the page. I have no idea why or how to contact anyone at facebook to ask them.

[@curtscafe9497]

Thank you always answering

[@DocP91B]

No problem!

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

I would have preferred the 110 but they were out of stock so that's why I got the 1:40 and I love the remodel on my knife I would like to get there big chopping knife they have but just don't have the funds for it right now and I'm down to go camping with you if you want company

[@noahb1201]

If your looking for a kick ass bushcraft knife possibly check out bark river. they are real pricey but their CPM 3V knives are legendary

[@DocP91B]

Thanks for the tip - I'll put it on my list of new videos.

[@Brad-kt8lw]

I’m going to try and get one.

[@jeremyhiles985]

Hey Doc, just a thought for a comparison/hard use test. Maybe test out that new Terava, the Ontario 499, tops brothers of bushcraft from battle box and the mora garberg. Might be some cool, similar knives to put head to head.

[@DocP91B]

Great ideas, all! Thank you!

[@jfreeman1549]

I like it I like it alooot!

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

I'm glad you enjoyed the Knife Man that's awesome that you got one if you want I have another knife I can send you to testout review or whatever it's actually a Hand Forged knife made by Davie at Brock knives it's called The Horseman knife

[@DocP91B]

That would be super awesome!

[@davedonkey5663]

Did you like it

[@marktong6755]

Try the skarma!! Coolest machete ever

[@DocP91B]

I'm on the email list. Last time it was in stock it was gone in less than an hour! By the time I could get to ordering one, they were all gone!

[@kennywheelus6857]

Look up doug wilson on Facebook an instagram, yellow wolf custom outdoors, he does total sheath systems, decent prices depending on what you.

[@boibruh1265]

Hi

[@DocP91B]

Hello!

[@porkbap55]

King douche canoe im stealing that one doc haha fcuk the haters keep it real your vids are both no biased and top notch atb matt uk ps other knife is it a chopper ;)

[@double_clone4609]

the fuck u saying lmao, i dont understand

[@huntercahoon22]

Could you possibly give me a very good link for very good knives

[@DocP91B]

What kind of knives are you looking for?

[@huntercahoon22]

DocP91B Well survival custom skinning knife that's good but cheap

[@DocP91B]

You probably are not going to find the words custom and cheap together. Cut check Knifeworks.com, bladeHQ.com, and knifecenter.com. I shop at those places a lot.

[@huntercahoon22]

DocP91B thanks

[@iceymcnugget5079]

It’s a nice blade but the handle looks like a kitchen knife. Or Is that just me?

[@DocP91B]

If all my kitchen knives had that handle, they would be sweeeeeeeeeeeeet!!!!!!!!!!!

[@iceymcnugget5079]

DocP91B honestly. I actually use a mora In the kitchen

[@DocP91B]

I do too. I have a basic 511 that I use for all sorts of cooking stuff.

[@jounir6898]

Lot of ppl used moras to gut fish. Mora is popular among the construction workers. They are simple and cheap knifes. Terävä brand are usually used by hunters and fishers etc.. Can i recommend that you get an Leuku knife. It is Saami knife or Lapland knife. Well, this jääkäripuukko is, well, puukko. Puukko is unic style of knife and puukko translates as knife i guess. And when to translate Terävä Jääkäripuukko to englis, it is Sharp Jaegerknife. And Jaeger means light infantryman? Correct if im wrong.

[@double_clone4609]

i have my birthday soon, april 13th, gonna turn 19

[@DocP91B]

I hear that people born on April 13th are quite frankly, the best people on the planet.

[@matthewshannon6946]

Double_ Clone Congrats, lad- that Friday will be my & the missus' 32nd wedding anniversary!

[@double_clone4609]

well congrats for u too then, maybe friday the 13th is a sign mwuahuahuaha :D

[@ianfarquharson3772]

This bloke was a patron?? He's paying to have access to you to be a duck. That's twisted. TkEZ»UK

[@DocP91B]

No, he wasn't. He jsut commented on the Patreon video. I made the giveaway video public.

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

Hey sorry to bother you I'm sure there's so many people that ask for shoutouts but is there anyway on your next video you could do a shout-out for my wife her birthday is April 7th and she's watched most of your videos since the story you told about the whale bone knife

[@DocP91B]

ONETIME OUTDOORS Dj Rayner Did you get married again?

[@onetimeoutdoorsdj1394]

DocP91B lol I guess I forgot to tell you come to find out it was my aunt that stole all my knives and camping gear I made a police report and about a month-and-a-half two months later they found a lot of my stuff at a pawn shop and it was Pond by my aunt and her boyfriend but the whole time blamed it on my wife

[@DocP91B]

That's like...horrible, but awesome. I'm really glad things took a positive turn for you there! I'll give her a shout out on the next round. What's her name?

[@greekveteran2715]

I don't agree about the comfort you say,It's handle makes my hands muscles hurt after a couple of minutes feathering a stick.Also this grind is a saber grind and not a scandi which adds to how bad the knife performs trying to carve wood.This is not a bushcraft knife,however the Skrama and the 140 puukko can be cosindered as very good survival knives. PS the sheath is very difficult to use and the leather is very cheap and thin,that means that if you accidentally hit something while you walk and the knife is on your side,it gets damaged very easily. I wanted to like the 110 but the only thing I like,is the steel.

[@kennywheelus6857]

You have to push off with your thumb an index finger,after a bit you'll get use to it,I love mine,the sheath is ok,I'm getting a double custom kydex sheath for puukko knife 140 with a 110,then the skrama, check out a guy named doug wilson on Facebook an instagram, yellow wolf custom outdoors kydex.

[@greekveteran2715]

@@kennywheelus6857 Thank you sir. I'll check it out.

[@kennywheelus6857]

@@greekveteran2715 ,kool,no problem, just had to share,I love mine for the money,I just have to make sure to get my brother one, he's been eye balling it an what it can do,ty

[@escapetherace1943]

I would argue that wood carving is pointless for a bushcraft knife. A saber grind is actually superior because it dulls slower to the tough stuff you need, and will take shavings of wood for fire starting just as easy anyway.

[@criticalhunter7855]

I want a knife so bad xd

[@darrenwilliams6554]

bushcraftoutfitters.com/terava-skrama/ Here is the knife I was looking at not sure about the steel but it seems nice could you give me an opinion on it?

[@DocP91B]

I have one on the way and it should get here on Monday. They reappeared on the Varusteleka site for about 5 minutes yesterday and I grabbed one!

[@darrenwilliams6554]

DocP91B awesome thanks a lot I hope it works well

[@DocP91B]

No problem! I even made sure to choose the speedy shipping this time!

[@matthewshannon6946]

Darren Williams It's a beast, friend. Great chopper...takes patience on small tasks but can do them. All the best to you!

[@shanerbass]

terrible review

[@DocP91B]

Terrible comment. Everybody has their right to their own opinion, but if you can't write something constructive that be changed or something specific that you didn't like that can be corrected, then there's no point to your comment and you're basically just writing for attention.

[@DocP91B]

@@juhotasken thank you. Great idea!

[@col8179]

shane martinez you’re a biological mistake