Terävä Skrama and Jääkäripuukko Knife and Chopper Review. With Classical Music and Slow Mo.

The ultimate chopper and fixed blade combo might be the Terävä Skrama and Jääkäripuukko Knife set. Both of these budget full length tang knives feature extremely comfortable handles and decent prices. If you Bushcraft or baton or beat on wood throughout the day these knives can handle just about anything you throw them at. In this review I compare the knives to the Zombie Tools Vakra, the Mora Kansbol, the Vangedal Rover, the Esee Junglas II, the Aranyik Cane Machete, and the Fallkniven S1. Buy them below.
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We are so lucky that this man has no shame

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I have some...

[@farqitol]

No you don’t.

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P.S. Just found you. Subbed. Best review ever!

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[@EattinThurs61]

The Skrama is a "hukari" (ie "huggare" in swedish ~chopper/hewer or equivalent of Hanger too) originally repurposed battlefield finds like broken swords or other blade that Finnish soldiers adapted, used and took home and used as tools in peace and then back to weapons if the russians came. Jäkkari is from Swedish Jägare from German Jaeger ie ~Rangers also known before as "Sissi" from slavic word for bandit/yew bow as in " sissipuuko " units that operate behind enemy lines, gather information and blow things up and need a good knife, just say yeah-ka-ree. Advice: Do not invade Finland.

[@bombsawaylemay770]

Finland recently joined NATO, they've gone soft.

[@jimlahey5623]

Jagermeister (this german alcohol) name came from hunting and these people in Woods

[@beaupoopoo256]

I always wondered why you haven’t batoned with the sheath on to protect the blade

[@flinchfu]

Beau Poopoo Yeah, always make sure the sheath has metal rivets to protect your edge when batoning your knife in it.

[@dudebig5404]

You always wondered that ? WOW... lol

[@b.bushcraft7332]

Subscribed after about 30 seconds. This is the sort of no BS video you want. Funny yet informative 👌👌

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Thanks man!

[@Stahlwerk88]

No blue lines in a review of a Finnish knife, a country who’s flag is literally JUST some blue lines?! For shame, you naughty boy.

[@vincef7487]

👍🏽‼️‼️‼️

[@jangounbrained]

Varusteleka is easily the coolest company on the Planet, by far. Their Product selection is amazing, and they do their Job with attitude and motivation. I love them(and the Jääkäripuukko)!

[@jangounbrained]

And it’s pronounced like “Where’s the liquor?”

[@supernova1976]

@@subseeker where ?

[@jangounbrained]

James T. They’ve always responded rather quickly to my request, including several questions about product information and restocks. As for the price, I’m interested where I get the stuff for half the price, but I’ll doubt that those places have a even remotely comparable selection of good surplus!

[@jangounbrained]

And a higher price isn't necesarily a completely bad thing: before discovering Varusteleka, I've bought surplus at german surplus stores, where I got about one bad item(Rotten leather, big tears in fabric, severe stains) per five good ones, while all of the Items I got from Varusteleka have been in good to great condition.

[@supernova1976]

James T. I have been shopping there for e the past 3 years , never had a bad experience, on the contrary , I always had good experience so much so , I even told them how good they are on few occasions, and the price is not that expensive and quality of used surplus is almost like new . I guess it depends on the customer , because I have always had good experience in most places .

[@ebosspt]

I always get this weird feeling like you MUST be close to running out of wood to baton... Then you batoned a box and I was like... Yeah. He's out.

[@simbosatosa65]

Honestly why should i even watch the videos if you dont include the blue lines

[@berghofer7938]

Love this dry humor. Entertaining review.

[@aleforme706]

I must say there is something very satisfying about seeing someone else baton the hell out of some wood with your knife. Awesome video! I was waiting for you to baton one knife with the other.

[@joelbenoitthewanderingbiso4976]

best review on this knife I've seen, just got this the Skrama and had the Puukko for the last two years, love'em, and you sir are very entertaining, thank you.

[@mattkandel2449]

My skrama is one of my most prized tools. It is an absolute monster.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Cuts through the shit!

[@roll4critgaming841]

So I've watched maybe four of your videos and you're already one of my favorite knife reviewers. Keep up the great work!

[@kiwi_comanche]

Another superbly put together appraisal of life in general interspersed with murder weapon usage. Kudos to you Sir.

[@hereinmissoula11]

I own close to 30 knives . About 15 are fixed blade . My jaakaripukko 140 is my “if only one “ knife . I have beat the crap out of it , taken it to the top of many mountains and it has never failed me . 80crv2 for max toughness / reliability .

[@some1won]

Great review, as always. Keep drinking beer, and playing with sharp things. You are much more entertaining doing it than I would be.

[@mykealantaloczy3789]

This is the first video of yours I've watched. Hilarious and very refreshing compared to every other knife video I've watched!

[@junkinthebrain]

Great background music! Really set the mood in the beginning and then the transition to William Tell while chopping with a knife at the end! Absolutely genius! Although this is the kind of thing that gets me sent to the ER and makes my wife tell me to get a new hobby.

[@ijbird15]

Love this channel, hilarious and so happy you did a review on these awesome knives. Love my Jaakaripuukko! Keep up the good work.

[@izzyjenz8931]

Skrama is the best knife I ever have!! Love the blade's geometry and the weight, great design for such a tool! I have the carbon steel version, feels like a very good steel compare to my most knives with 1095. Can be very very sharp, very easy to resharp and holds the edge very well! When I touched up my knives, Skrama will always turn out to be the sharpest knife every time, I mean I'd be happy already when my knives can shave hairs but I can easily sharpen Skrama to be even sharper, and I'm nothing near a knife sharpening expert. I think it's because of the blade bevel and the steel. It looks a lot more attractive in real than in the internet! Really love it. Thanks for the review!

[@rickyhurtt5568]

Dude I love your videos. You say a lot of things that I think about the things people talk about using a knife for the they'll NEVER do in real life. Thanks

[@SantiagoMenendez]

"You're still a dumbass though..." Hahahaha, gets me every time bro. Thanks for your unique approach and talent. Your scripts are second to none. Rock on AKB!

[@supernova1976]

wow what a review bro :) that was a workout. the style of your review matches their sense of humour in the description of items they sell. Nice that you managed to review these knives , I live few km from the store that sells it, always wanted to buy one but couldn't justify it , I don't do anything outdoors lol . but they are honest durable no nonsense choppers .

[@ksam7969]

If I ever get hooked on phonics or knives like you, these are the kinds of videos I’d want to make.

[@davidcooke8825]

Mark, I’ve watched this video a few times and it’s just so fucking funny. I laugh every time. Thanks

[@kevola5739]

Just watched this over the years for about the 20th time and it it still makes me smile. I own both of these Terava's and the fun factor cannot be appreciated until you have used them. They perform great at the practical level but the recreational jackassery pleasure is definitely overlooked until you have one in your hand. Please drink responsibly, until you have put the knife down. The William Tell Overture was appropriate for this but these blades have a Steve Earle vibe to them So do you now that I think about it. Cheers!

[@joshuamoses1631]

I was laughing so hard when you went fast speed and doing what we all do, miss the wood but never admit it. Funny stuff. Good video

[@proctortoad]

Kudos to you for being a chill and honest as fuck dude. Oh and also being real. Really appreciated.

[@speedy608gmail]

With the dotage sped up and the “William Tell Overture “ playing it reminded me of A Clockwork Orange. Thanks

[@anthonyp7051]

Great content. Lots of good comparisons and what to expect. I have the smaller puukko carbon and the scrama also 80cvr2

[@zachbrobst9473]

You know those porn vids where they show 7 minutes of (stuff) and then cut out before the (finish)? That's how i thought it was gonna go with that giant log at the 11 minute mark. Thanks to you for not being that guy

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I'm not that guy.... haven't done one like this in a while and people have been asking for it!

[@luisloya1120]

Porn destroys men.

[@ConcreteTurtle]

Sweet, todays dose of tactical chopping. Great work as ever bro!

[@spartan8390]

Anyone else binge watching this channel surrounded by knives and blades that cost as much as a obd 1 Civic? I should shower at some point soon.

[@mikedifeo8344]

Great vid. Awesome finish with perfect music. Love the JPukko knife. Been looing at it for a while. Getting one soon. Going back to the vid. Nothing better than seen another dude working his ass off with a knife while drinking a beer. It just makes the beer taste so much better.

[@superliljohn91]

Little known fact, Advanced Knife Bro was assaulted by a tree as a child and uses these videos as an elaborate excuse to exact his revenge on the trees' kin. Get some help Advanced Knife Bro, you don't have to suffer in silence. IT WASN'T YOUR FAULT! Also cool knife, I suppose.

[@dougbulldog9947]

Your skills are becoming more advanced with every chop

[@sunshyn21]

Bro I was like "14 min? Holy cow hes pushing it!" But two knives and the bonus advanced knife moves at the end! Needless to say, like button batoned...

[@MsKatiepeter]

You're my hero.

[@richardcranium6554]

Very amusing, highly sarcastic entertaint-ment. Thank you. Made my black heart soar with glee. Yes, glee. Weird, but there it is.

[@SantiagoMenendez]

Comedy gold my friend!!! Awesome review as well. Great job with the subtitles, you crack me up. Lots of work put into your videos and it shows. You truly are quite Advanced. 🤘Rock on AKB

[@danbuell492]

Now i want one

[@13bravoredleg18]

I have beat the hell out of my Jaakaripuukko 140mm for over a year now. It is one tough blade and is my ultimate survival knife! One of my best knife purchases by far!🔥⚔🔥

[@flinchfu]

13BRAVO REDLEG My God, is that actually the real name?

[@GutiTheJ]

Waited for this one

[@GM-hu2xj]

BRAVO!👏

[@ocomegashadowstacking5886]

Really awesome knifes reviews!!

[@BrodyToYou]

A two-knife video would have been at least a three hour video on the hair-gel channel.

[@johnbowers9547]

Hope he doesn't get batoning elbow from all the chopping!

[@kcherrick2627]

Are u talkin bout pm101 🤔😂

[@frithsteadfarm904]

Prepared Gel 101

[@BrodyToYou]

2sharp 4u lol!

[@thechugdude]

The Vakra just looks cool as hell.

[@StoningXStephen]

Still the best Knife guy on the interwebs.

[@FrankSchweppe]

Hi. Nice video. I like the bit of sarcasm and you not taking the whole KZbin knife thing not too seriously. These two knives themselves are great, and meant to be used hard. I have been using both for about two years now and they are just awesome. The Skrama is excellent for delimbing, and for batoning it is almost like a froe, great for making kindling. Like you, I use them for yard work and making firewood for the home, not for bushcrafting or just testing. The puukko is my best one for notching and such, the Skrama has mostly replaced my GB small forest axe for small chopping tasks and splitting quarter logs into kindling (I use a dedicated splitting axe for the big logs). Keep it up !

[@alicemilton8756]

I really enjoyed the classical music segment. Please never stop

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

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[@DavidNefelimSlayer]

The William Tell Overture at the end is a nice touch

[@vincef7487]

11:17 MONEY SHOTTT‼️‼️‼️

[@richardelliott9511]

1st time here, love the sarcasm, subscribed 👍 Was amazed at the chips that the puuko was throwing even though that log seems to be a tad bigger than I would try to chop with it.

[@macmurfy2jka]

I like the sheaths.

[@kermitthorson9719]

in reality its useful. i was living in an apartment on a street of apartments. a storm blew threw and a huge limb blocked our street. no one had done a thing since the storm hit at 3 till i got home from work. so i grab my unnecessary cold steel machete and start hacking by myself. not 3 minutes and neighbors started helping with whatever, including a small saws all so sometimes big dumb blades save the day

[@Outpost_76]

Love the review

[@RogerF]

Well done!

[@dwood721]

Those sheaths give me the urge to watch People Under the Stairs

[@jasonkay742]

great review

[@dandelorme7646]

Meet me at the Choppa.

[@starkparker16]

Get to the choppah!!!!!!!

[@kennywheelus6857]

I love your videos an how you put things,lol,nice knives too man

[@jamesanderson6882]

I fear that watching this channel will hurt my ability to fly in the future. still I watch.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Oh like the no fly list

[@richardcranium6554]

I had to come back again, just for the ending. Always cheers me up to know that someone, somewhere, is also shameless and sarcastic af. Its the only way to be, mostly honestly.

[@GaryHorn]

To blazes with all these right-handed sheaths, Mr. AdvancedKnifeBro.

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

Scandi chopper. I love this concept unlike Spyderco's MAP pricing. That handle looks like the Spyderco Zoomer.

[@bumstudios8817]

Great video!

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Thanks!

[@securitron5]

I was laughing hard in thr first 50 seconds. You're hilarious. Instant sub.

[@heatherb5348]

I gotta say, if all videos had me laughing immediately like yours, I'd have a much harder time subbing to channels. Easy choice. I love my skrama chopper, I even batoned a small log to the point where I thought I bent the thing. Super upset at myself. Got it home and laid it on a desk, was still straight. It's those bevels that threw me off. Either way, the thing is deadly tough and it's on my outdoors belt permanently now. Proud to own it.

[@alexgreat4166]

Which one has better edge retantion Carbon or Stainless ?

[@EduardoGarcia-fj2uc]

Excelent knifes and very good video. thanks for share the info. im a big fan of the skrama it's hard to find in stainless steel. gracias amigo

[@OGMoose-rm7vz]

I need you to baton a pumpkin for Halloween and show us how to field dress a scarecrow. Thank you for the videos.

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

I need to do this pumpkin thing.

[@stevanoutdoor]

Great review and funny. These are hard working knives or as I call them rough work camp knives, like batoning, chopping, digging in wood, etc. so I prefer them in carbon. I always bring a stainless small camp knife for food prep. Looking at the website they stopped production of the stainless versions all together. When I go into a jungle area I would bring the more lightweight 12 inch blade Tramontina latin machete but for the woodland the Skrama looks like a very good option when you don't want to bring an ax. An ax is good for splitting logs so I do use them when remaining in a base camp but for travel I prefer the big knife.

[@dcdriveinn]

If I ever have to chop down a whole forest, I know what knives to get now

[@That_dude_who_knows_some_stuff]

AKB you are my hero, fucking brilliant

[@MadM0nkey]

Hey AKB... Have u any experience with the Condor Hudson bay...At around $20 cheaper, how do you think it fares against the skrama as a chopping "knife"? P.S: I know hairdo is an intensely personal thing, but have u ever considered getting yourself a buzzcut?

[@BradGryphonn]

I have a AUD39 Martindale Golok (Crocodile), but hey, thank you the review of the Skrama I've been waiting for. Oh, and if the handle ever dies on my Golok I'll make a new one and rewrap it in twine and silicone tape like I've done with it already. I like my big knives, but I don't need a big arse collection of them.

[@Leftyotism]

[@alittleolder]

Great Video. I am still not well enough to do any outdoor stuff except for some Flashlight thing within my block. But the nice things about fixed blades I can't use so I stay away from them. I have one for emergencies. Like knife emergencies you know? Great video. I enjoyed the hell out of it.

[@sameold77]

Glad to see you finally review the Terava knives from Varusteleka, they're great. I reviewed them a year or so ago and I am still impressed with and using them. Thanks.

[@pieman7]

Any blisters upon finishing this dual knife chop-fest? would be a testament to their ergonomics. Thoroughly enjoyed the visuals with music at the end. Made my day!

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Nope. I can't remember the last time I had blisters. These handles are super comfortable... the douk douks handle was probably the worst in some time- as far as owie-ness goes.

[@Eldofarmboy]

Hahahahaha you're a madman! Awesome video

[@williamwalworth5193]

I love my Skrama and the poukkos, I don't care if I spelled them right because they work and that's all I care about. I carry a Kansbol when bowhunting, it's perfect for that.

[@choirboyzcutleryoutdoors]

Probably should get some work done . But Lynn damnit I just cant turn away!!

[@outofstab6854]

Oh no the video is over and i haven't figured out what to write for a comment yet. So much for passive entertainment... Uh uh Great video!

[@JCOwens-zq6fd]

The Zuck is the least of peoples worries. It's those telling him what to do folks should pay attention to.

[@heatherb5348]

Proper comment.

[@flinchfu]

Wow... reading that is like one of those magic eye pics... Trying to read it cross-eyed to find a secret message.

[@bRad-ns6iy]

Great review! No hair gel required!

[@prometheusred6919]

You're fucking hilarious. Please don't stop making these.

[@rebelyell2741]

I’d like to see you do a few videos on Ontario’s SP series. SP5 ,SP53, or the Maurader bowie

[@jxcellent790]

I can't believe I missed this video when it came out...So uhh, what's your favorite blade for chopping? Does the Skrama even make the top 10...or should I buy a Vakra?

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

It’s a good chopper- great for only about $100. Vakra is nice, but you can have a lot of fun with this one.

[@laodealmuqarrabun656]

Hi, please help me with these two question: 1. I live in tropical region and I need a machete. Should I go with stainless steel? 2. What's the best stainless steel machete can you recommend? (Plenty of carbon steel ones, so not gonna ask about that) Thanks

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

There are very few options of stainless machetes. The easy answer is oil and wipe down your non stainless machete. Cheap carbon steels are overall more durable than cheap stainless that would have to be found in a machete. I am only aware of a few options... not saying that there aren't more but here are a few. 1. The Skrama. It really isn't a machete, but it's a decent chopper. 2. The Cudeman SVK II. Don't know much about that stainless steel, but it claims to be stainless. 3. Kizlyar Supreme Bushmate is made from 420HC I belive which is a stainless. 4. Condor Tool and Knife 18" Camo Hog Sticker. These should give you a decent place to start. There's just not a ton of well reviewed stainless machetes out there. You could always get a coated blade, but those wear if you use them a lot against woodier objects

[@laodealmuqarrabun656]

Thanks a lot for your reply. I really want to go for carbon steel, and I already have a machete in mind for that, which is CRKT Chanceinhell (great machete for the money). However, the place I live in (Indonesia) is very very very humid, the carbon steel blade probably would rust even laying there unused :D And what I'm looking for is a machete for clearing bush/vegetation, not a chopper. So it should be a bit light with blade length between 12"-14" (because I'm a small guy).

[@danofiremano]

Can't beat classical music and slow-mo. Maybe try a knife review where you Beat Box throughout the video!

[@skookumdanger]

Arguably your best review yet! I used to sub to that hair gel guy but all he does is review knives in his backyard...err...

[@AdvancedKnifeBro]

Good thing I go waaaaaay out in the bush. Yep- good thing. Umm... cool.

[@skookumdanger]

@@AdvancedKnifeBro 😭😭😭 Im dead

[@warpedone2]

" I learned it from watching you"~ this is yer brain on youtube! (Double punnn) keepem coming, abriKADOOBIE

[@jonathanou8122]

Hour 3! Shit! It felt like only 14 and a half minutes. You should be Amazing Knife Bro. Loved the review as always, great way to start a morning. I totally want to batton my coco puffs.

[@BeerHandStrong]

Gotta admit I look forward to the knife not sticking in to the stump at the end of the vid, when it sticks I'm bummed.. Totally unrelated but if you keep a shark from swimming are you drowning it or suffocating it?

[@edoardobruni9024]

Hi there...does it 110 puukko?

[@marshalllaw123]

It's October bro: time for pumpkin batoning!

[@mistersmith3986]

SWEET

[@maverick4462]

Honestly, I watch your videos more for the commentary than the products. Lmfao!

[@justythrasher]

I literally just bought these 2 knives