Vikings Have Been Making The Perfect Survival Knife For A 1000 Years!

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[@staceyroberts9177]

In a world of knife makers trying to stand out by adding exotic materials, super steels, and insane visual designs, it is nice to see a traditionally made knife and there is no knife more traditional than a puukko. They just plain work and are no more or less dangerous to use if you know what you are doing and act responsibly. Nice knife.

[@MrAlexH1991]

I really like the way Morakniv brings this kind of blade design into the modern day with their Companion knives.

[@davidaxman]

The blade shape is very close to the Garberg. In carbon steel it is very similar.

[@michalurbanful]

Companion is very good - but Kansbol is top notch (unless you need full-tang, then it's Garberg - but I prefer Kansbol).

[@mikkowus]

@@michalurbanful Kansbol is the best. I am looking for a slimmer, lighter Kansbol though.

[@stuartrollings602]

Thanks for the review! I have at least 7 Helles and several other “knives from the north” and all are amazing ,functional, and crafted with materials that make plastic even more utilitarian. I love and have many Moras as well but you only go around once so carry a beautiful knife and gun!

[@razbiton173]

I think the jaakaripuukko is a way way better bang for your buck

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

The Fox Knives Core FX-606 scandi is a good knife too.

[@pere-sabre4007]

The jaakaripuukko is a beast

[@jimlahey5623]

I think brisa/enzo is way better. Better steel. Better shape. Better versions. Just go for enzo

[@Cpt.BEARDless]

​@@jimlahey5623 no.

[@MrFomhor]

Rokka Korposituri! Though it is more expensive than the Jääkäri.

[@barbarianleatherandblades8686]

I have bought half a dozen Helle knives. They are amazing. I gave one to my dad as a gift. He spent 4 days breaking down an Elk with it and never had to sharpen it. He sent me a message and told me it was the best knife he had ever owned. They don't throw sparks well because that stainless is on the out side the high carbon is in the middle.

[@cpsmBud]

Nice Knife - great review! Here in Europe you can get a hold of this famous laminated steel of Helle for way less.. I bought only the blade of the Helle Odel model a few years ago (laminated 3 layer stainless steel with the razor sharp carbon steel in the middle) for about 25€ and made a curly birch handle myself. However Helle Knives you could get for maybe 80€, nowadays maybe 100€.. and as you also pointed out, it's the sharpest blade I've ever come across.

[@eleven_eleven]

It's been a while since we've been reminded of the large size hands and gloves. Very important for all to keep in mind!

[@gideonstactical]

Absolutely! Can’t let the new comers forget lol 😆

[@davidguilbert7666]

I have 5 helle knives and I love them all, great outstanding knives.

[@Tracy81258]

They’re great knives but remember that they were almost always paired with an axe or a larger knife for heavier wood processing. The reason you had trouble using it with a ferro rod is because of the differential heat treat. The blade is much harder than the spine, which is left softer for overall toughness.

[@kejadventures241]

This is really important Information Because we all get lost in the woods every day all the time.. and the 1st thing I'm gonna need to do is take down wild game with my Bushcraft knife.

[@simonh6371]

Yep like Puukkos and actually a lot of other Scandinavian design knives they are more for fine carving and cutting meat than for batonning wood. Moras are good because with some of them you can get away with batonning but it's not really the right way to treat them.

[@escapetherace1943]

@@simonh6371 puukos are better at wood than any skinning or meat carving. In fact it's about all they are decent at. The scandi grind just isn't that good as an all around workhorse, not compared to a saber grind or even thick ffg knife. Sharpening a puuko is easy, but they do take way more steel off to sharpen and wear your stones down faster too. I think they have meme popularity status.

[@Callsign_Neuro]

Woah. That’s interesting. Thank you for sharing this! I was actually thinking of getting this knife, but I’ve always wanted an axe or tomahawk as well! Thanks man! Guess you learn something new every day!

[@geirarnehelland7271]

@@escapetherace1943 Puukkos are sabre grinds most of the time, just like most other scandinavian knives. Traditionally the knives were honed at a large foot driven grinding wheel, which could give you a keen edge from scratch in a few minutes. If your knife was unsharp, you put on a small secondary edge in a minute. Next time you angled the knife a little lower. After some sharpenings you would be back to the scandi, often with a wider bevel. This was done to get a sharp knife fast, and to avoid taking off more material than necessary. Only new knives were true scandis. :D

[@darrellbroomhall7020]

Your content rings true, thats why I watch Gideonstactical.

[@albsureinc23]

To me i would keep one for decoration peace....but ia good to know the blade will perfoem when need too.... excellent video👍👍

[@OldBadger1]

Love Helle knives. No nonsense no frills real world survival /work/bushcraft knife.

[@MrRourk]

I got the Helle Viking last year and love it

[@KyleMcPherson]

Real subtle with Huckberry's Timex in the b-roll.

[@gideonstactical]

Haha 😂 yes!!! Had it for a few weeks. It’s sweet!

[@peterott-tn6pf]

Awesome review buddy! I've owned the companion from Mora, put it through its paces and i absolutely love it...still have it and it works great! I love the design that nordic knives bring to the table, especially Helle with thier Viking! The only thing that has me hesitant is the price, but you get what you pay for in most cases....so it's time to save my pennies up for a Helle!!! Keep up the great work!

[@robertbrunello]

That's a good looking knife.

[@RobertSmith-us7gs]

Helle has excellent heat treat...dobt like the grinds but they make good knives,wish they were flat ground,would buy few more

[@gladeshunter8796]

My sister in law brought me a Wood Jewel puuko back from Norway recently . It has a beautiful curly birch and antler handle similar to that Helle .

[@gideonstactical]

Sounds awesome!

[@Gerald-do9yg]

Oh those savvy Scandinavians and their simple, practical knives! Thanks for the demo, keep them coming, Blsgs, gg

[@michaelsells3356]

A proper knife to take with me to Valhalla

[@gideonstactical]

Absolutely! It is epic for sure!

[@dick_richards]

Yep

[@ronaldrose7593]

That is a good looking knife. Thank you for sharing this informative video. 🤗 👋

[@joshuanapier855]

I have the Helle sigmund and the felljkniven. Both very nice knives. I have used the felljkniven more as a hunting knife and I love it. Both blades will be handed down to my sons someday.

[@troymanning3150]

Love my Helle knives! Very traditional and well made.

[@ROE1300]

👍 Nice history lesson and view of this knife. Regardless of the commercial partnerships involved Helle makes good knives although a little pricey today. I believe this is version of a knife that has been in their line-up for years. Although based upon an historic artifact the handle was a little to short for me. Puukko style knives from Norway, Sweden, and Finland have indeed withstood the test of time as all around EDC blades. However, as one of your other viewers commented their are better bangs for our bucks out there. And, you can obtain a very functional and useful vintage Puukko for just about the same price you can buy a new one. I am “vintage” and like vintage gear. 😂😂😂

[@user-nv8pq7zr8q]

Thank you for pronouncing Helle correctly!

[@dualsportedc]

Check out Wood Jewel knives. I have the Finland Lion and my dad has the Northern Lights. Great blades

[@caseylewis2835]

Great knife! Great review!!

[@E.L-86]

Very nice puukko🔥🔥👍Only for chopping and batoning better will be some leuku knife 18-21cm blade…

[@juanjauregui1553]

Just picked up my first Helle. Opted for the budget friendly GRO to test out and see if I like it. So far, it feels really nice and is Helle sharp right out of the tube.

[@gideonstactical]

Good choice!

[@shallmaneser]

There is a standard version of the Helle Viking, with a full wood handle!!!

[@gideonstactical]

Awesome!!

[@Rocktalk101]

I have a viking type helle knife and they are amazing love mine!

[@gideonstactical]

Ya it is a work horse and gorgeous to boot!

[@Rocktalk101]

@@gideonstactical ya mine was a gift from my sister in law had not heard of them till she gave it to me but definitely a really great knife for sure.

[@chad21021]

Love those knives

[@pauljohnson4948]

Be careful, Don't baton with it as the vibrations when batoning travel down the blade &can split the handle. This happened to me years ago & it ruined my knife. Oh it was a Helle blade. Since then I only take out cheap knives to the woods.

[@bamboleo8534]

It looks like sturdy knife!

[@bobinmontana777]

So, essentially we have a Mora Garberg with a weaker tang and handle for 3 times the cost. I’ll admit though, the sheath is rather nice, of course the leather belt attachment will wear out quickly.

[@MrBoomie00]

Huckberry loves to make cool things that are under the radar and make them really expensive. Also, the LTWK made Lagom is my favorite puuko style knife.

[@MrFomhor]

The Helle Nord is the way to go!😊

[@darrengreaves3068]

If you like the Scandinavian knives you really need to try the Ahti Vaara puukko absolutely fantastic crazy sharp knife keep up the great vids 👍

[@gideonstactical]

I will look into it!

[@dlrmon1]

Need to bring it up to the Bronze Age with some brass end caps...

[@gideonstactical]

That would be sick!

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

You beat me to it.

[@matthewdancik5515]

Helle knives are great, I have several in my collection. It's definitely heirloom quality craftsmanship as all their knives are very much handmade for the most part and because of the natural materials each piece will be relatively unique. If you haven't checked out the Helle Nord knife you most definitely should. It's a new design they came out with last year and it's really, really good, especially for the sorts of activities you use a knife to perform. All their knife offerings are spectacular, not cheap necessarily, but spectacular nonetheless. 😎

[@panagiotissoufliotis6558]

Helle here in Europe is a very well known knife maker company . For sure when talking about traditional scandi knife , is one of the first that comes in mind. The truth is that you choose to review a pricy one , you can get the Gaupe with laminated steel ,or the Alden with 12c27 , both with leather seaths but more simple. Also the Alden has amazing handle ergos, both at 110-130 euro price.

[@BatColonyEvictor]

Helle knives are fabulous

[@stephenlukovich9648]

I was wondering how this would perform. Well! Now I know. Super cool. VICTORY OR VALHALLA

[@wesshepherd]

Had one of these for a few years (without the fancy handle) and it's a great workhorse.

[@gideonstactical]

Ya so far it is awesome!!

[@kejadventures241]

Work horse? Which carpentry job that you have allows you to use knives to finish your work?

[@wesshepherd]

@@kejadventures241 Not carpentry, camp craft.

[@kejadventures241]

@wesshepherd But that's not work and that's not tough. It's only hard if you intentionally make it hard, so you can carve stuff out of wood. I'm all for handmade fires and the occasional roof system or shelter system when you have the time, But to intentionally screw yourself over so you can Use bushcraft skills is just about the dumbest shit i've ever heard. One of the funniest things about people who got caught up in the whole survival trend is the fact that Is real survivors Have to rarely if ever demonstrate any of the skills you've seen.

[@kejadventures241]

@wesshepherd What's funnier is that like ninety nine percent of bushcraft carving Accomplishes nothing if you are genuinely lost in the woods. Which once again is like an incredibly rare scenario.

[@brianlash154]

You should listen to Osi and the jupiter when trying out new knives, perfect woodland music

[@Wildwestwrangler]

Needs to be paired with a Leuku

[@litterpicker1431]

It really does. A puukko is a knife for everyday use, including _light_ woodwork and butchering, and for marking reindeer (the herder cuts his distinctive mark into the animal's ear). It's a stretch to call it a survival knife.

[@BUZZKILLJRJR]

I been making thease with swedish steel blades high carbon steel. I make the handle shape almost identical and bolster front and but cap through tang. I have a few videos on mine

[@gideonstactical]

Very cool!

[@shannonjoslin6531]

🇺🇲 I bought the Helle Viking model. Great knife 🗡️

[@gideonstactical]

Awesome!!!

[@richarddailey4786]

Question-- if u were going to be on the ALONE survival series what's the one fixed blade you would choose to take? Pls answer bc I'm really curious to know. Thanks.

[@gideonstactical]

Man, it’s a great question, but it’s a loaded question. Lots of variables am I in a high human environment? Am I in a dry climate? Jungle versus pine forest versus desert. I can share a few of my favorites. Esee junglas, lionsteel m7, esee6, tops brushwolf, work Tuff Elbrus.

[@jasonjulian1]

@@gideonstactical Tërava Skräma?

[@scotthalvorson1161]

Joker knives makes a great sami pukko

[@barrybueler3356]

Very cool the only thing I’d change would be to have a fuller tang trade ya for it I’ll be holding my breath

[@gideonstactical]

Hahah

[@PerceptionVsReality333]

People have been using knives & swords made with narrow stick tangs without any issues around the world for centuries.

[@barrybueler3356]

@@PerceptionVsReality333 so glad u felt the need to tell me that but even though u told me that very insightful information I still would prefer a full tang over a stick but thank u so very much for telling me definitely something I will ponder for yrs to come👌🏼👍🏻😉👏

[@eyeofthetiger4184]

G'day Aaron, wow, beautiful knife and sheath mate, in terms of materials, construction and eye candy. Incidentally, the blade shape must be very close to a Companion. I will say there's good reasons to have a bottom guard of some description, though historical accuracy is the only reason not to have one : ) Cheers Duke.

[@JoshShorey1982]

It’s cool, I’m don’t think the antler handle upgrade is worth a $100 up charge over the original model though.

[@gideonstactical]

Ya there is the base model for those that are interested.

[@camhester4251]

that's a good looking knife i'd like to have one , where do you purchase ?

[@gideonstactical]

Link in the description of the video 👍

[@772tsweet77]

The like button will never be the same. 😉

[@gideonstactical]

Hahaha 😝

[@marcjeffers4229]

This is what happens when BushCraft/Vikings are very popular...You've got these companies cashing in and charging a small fortune for what should be an affordable knife🤨

[@Derchlands]

They have been making knives like these since 1932.

[@marquetteave]

What it really is, is a "90 degree chisel" as opposed to a 180 degree chisel. Different tools for different tasks.

[@fredfoster6195]

I have a viking watch the loop mine yas come loose fortunately didnt lose it

[@chrisgeoss2543]

I need to stop you. I have a hand made puukko hand forged small blade and it just kicks ass!. I can say anything in the comments...but if I can't show it to you, you would just not understand. Now it's not one of those that have the sheath mostly made out of bone that's so lavishly carved. What I'm saying is all these Scandinavian knives really do what they're meant to do. And God bless them all..I'm gonna try to figure out how to show you through my phone as my computer took its last breath some time ago but I digress..these knives don't hold an edge for a good while. They sharpen like a dream. I have a wood jewel knife ..10 or so years ago I paid,idk..40 to sixty dollars only for the beauty of the handle. The blade was all silly being one side was hollow almost, while the other was a bit fat. All being it was a Scandinavian grind and supposedly handmade. I'm not sure if they make them anymore, but ..........bro for a little camp knife, this little girl works and she's gorgeous! Yes mine has huge reighndeer antler throughout with fiber filters here and there pluss,a through tang construction yea it's not for heavy use..this is for a light duty application or possible an investment however, I didn't pay but really 55 dollars tops for it. This handle was made for my hand. Most wood jewel knives are soo amplified they will not conform to your hand.let me tell you a little about me.i grew up in jersey near Philly great neiborhood, went camping with my parents since I was 3. ......I'm almost 59 now. Boy scouts Indian guides so I'm aware of woods. I research products..some are misses....some work. Since coming to Maine for the last almost 15 years, I feel at home. I have a girl, 2 dogs and a cat. 2 acres of land which almost 200 feet in the back yard is woods, then there's miles of woods. Anyway..I've collected knives through the years. Cheap and expensive...what I have left is a bark river bravo 1 in 3v. I have the mora bushcraft black, and the wood jewel hand crafted. My folders are...my Para 2, my rat 1 and a cheap ganzo for killing lawn tractors..sorry, that was a joke. I have a victorinox farmer and 3 opinels ... an 8, 9, and 10. The 8 is stainless...the others are carbon I bought and had custom made my thunderbird 2 layer hammock. He doesn't make them anymore from what I'm told...I'm telling you all this so you and others know....I buy quality. But not all of it needs to be expensive. This knife you presented is amazing. It's a stick tang...don't beat it up

[@taylorfishman823]

I absolutely obliterated the like button

[@gideonstactical]

Hahaha 🤣 thank you!!

[@bigjim55able]

That sheath is worth at least $100.

[@gideonstactical]

It’s hot for sure!’

[@bigjim55able]

@gideonstactical I owe you breakfast if you're ever in Alabama. I got that hand sharpener that you tested a while back, and my machete will shave.

[@aaronburnett3101]

Like-SMASHED!

[@gideonstactical]

Yes!!!!!

[@michaelk487]

😊😊😊C00l

[@jgz6989]

Wow......for that price it should come with a smaller companion knife.

[@billballbuster7186]

These were the traditional utility knives of the Scandinavians carried at all times for food prep and chores. Not survival tools such as the Seax and Axe which were carried when required.

[@patricegarnierlobo25111967]

not an viking design but an design same !!the puuko and leuku they are a knives made and designed by the people same !

[@thomasmaloney843]

You are really buying a traditional Norwegian Scandinavian knife with laminate steel. Bang for buck, look elsewhere. To see if you really want this type of knife, I would first buy a Mora Classic or Marttiini Lynx. I have 2 small Mora Classics. They are okay for certain things, but I prefer the Companions.

[@escapetherace1943]

225 dollars Gideon bro, inflation and with the majority of America living paycheck to paycheck it feels like it's only Boutique knives recently.

[@gideonstactical]

Hey I get it, but as you know I need to span the scope of knives and this one really check a few boxes for me and I know I am not alone 👍

[@dhawk6896]

Good looking knife My sheath doesn’t Need a drain hole I’m smart enough To get out of the rain LOL

[@jonnyboat2]

I kinda figured it'd be more expensive than a BPS knife. It's done in San Mai steel, the plywood of steels. I've never purchased a San Mai steel blade before but I understand it's an exceptional knife steel. Personally, I think Helle knives are overpriced for "the experience". Your reviews are always top notch and very much appreciated.

[@gideonstactical]

Thanks so much my friend!

[@peerx7866]

Try Mora triflex !

[@litterpicker1431]

Vikings and Sami came from two different ethnic groups. What you have there is a Sami knife.

[@rapalaron6348]

I'm from Norway. Helle and Brusletto knives are okey but nothing special. Just a bit more luxury mass produced Norwegian "Mora" knifes. BUT, there is one guy in Norway who belongs in my opinion to the elite knife makers in the world and that's "Lierne Kniver" He has his shop in a little town called Nordli. I own several hunting and outdoor models from him and they are the best and most beautiful knives i've ever had in my hands. Even the sheaths are extremely well made. The model "Amarok" is a great survival/ bushcraft knife.

[@drmikeyb1]

Website? I'd love to see those. Thank you

[@neemancallender9092]

Helle is a quality knife I really like mine The knife will break if you whale on the knife

[@stefcat5331]

Really fine knife but the price is, yikes! My Mora #3 classic has it covered. Not as fancy but more than adequate for everything I do. Its hard to justify paying a high price for a knife when there are so many fine knives made with good materials for right around $100, both imported and US made. Thanks for the video.

[@gregblake2764]

LOL, if this was a Benchmade they would be charging $360 for it due to the fancy handle and sheath.

[@Hammer1978]

Helle is WAY TOO OVERPRICED . Aaron thanks for giving us some info on what not to buy.

[@gideonstactical]

I know it not for everyone, but for those that appreciate this type of material and design will dig it.

[@user-nv8pq7zr8q]

$225 ?

[@clintonlewis1261]

A little expensive 😮

[@gideonstactical]

Definitely on the high end, but the blade steel and aesthetics kick it up a notch.

[@marcjeffers4229]

😲$225🤨🤷‍♀🤦‍♂

[@badkarma5086]

Just buy a Tops 🔪

[@andreyantipow]

Just another puukko, however it's not a survival knife at all...

[@LXT43]

He just had to include "survival" in the title to get more views so he can get a bigger paycheck from youtube. At the end of the day it's about $$$.

[@nikolajc7617]

And who really says it is a Viking knife??????🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@simonh6371]

Olaf the Hairy, that's who.

[@nikolajc7617]

@@simonh6371 So he is a 1000 years old.

[@simonh6371]

@@nikolajc7617 No he died 970 years ago but his ghost appeared and said so.

[@nikolajc7617]

@@simonh6371 🤣

[@simonh6371]

@@nikolajc7617 But seriously I would guess that it's probably based on knives found by archaeologists in old Viking settlements, or when they buried chiefs with all their worldly possessions.

[@The35jackal]

OVER BUILT MORA

[@heldenkreuz]

Great video, as usual... Thanks!

[@gideonstactical]

My pleasure!

[@dash8465]

Huckberry? Ugh… hipster much? Whats next, a $600 Field Outdoor Rug? Time to hit the trails again showing a variety of legit good gear in motion… enough vendor-of-the-month pitchman stuff.

[@gideonstactical]

Interesting take, not sure how this tool is in any way hipster???

[@dash8465]

@@gideonstactical The knife is great, huckberry not so much.. always struck me as a kinda dbag'ish overpriced place that thrives on "Huckberry exclusives" and also has $180 shirts among other silly stuff like the $600 Field Outdoor Rug (for real). I don't know man, for many years you've "done" stuff and gone places, now its just a lot of showing stuff..

[@gideonstactical]

@@dash8465 thanks for the feed back Dash. I take painstaking time to check company’s I choose to partner with. For every shoutout or spot like that I have turned down 10 companies wanting time on the channel that are a total waste of time for me and you the viewers. I like that many of HB items are USA made and they seem to try hard to give good gear to us in the outdoor community. As to showing stuff, I am curious what you mean? I took this blade hiking, used it extensively, in different environments. In the last two months, I have done 11 videos on trail or in the outdoors, the rest were edc pocket knives. Did you see me hiking gear list last month. Took you all on an epic hike. Always want to bring content to you guys that will be enjoyable and useful. Trying understand want you are critiquing. Thanks in advance for you comment and support 👍

[@richardhenry1969]

Helle is hella overpriced. Many better alternatives. I truly believe the longer someone reviews on KZbin the more out of touch or scared to say anything factual. All I see are commercials for overpriced gear. I miss the old KZbin when real reviews were everywhere. KZbin demonetized everyone but a select few. Liberals destroy everything

[@kejadventures241]

L m a o, we're still using puukus. The scandy grind obsession has died everyone realized that knows that is very unrealistic for everyday life. No one sharpens their knife every weekend so you can pretty much dismiss this idea right now.

[@razbiton173]

I think you hold an opinion of a very few

[@patricegarnierlobo25111967]

that s real i think exactly the them thing about this sort of sharpening

[@patricegarnierlobo25111967]

in the past this sort of knives they have a flat grind this sort of edge change about 150 years !

[@kejadventures241]

@Raz Biton Really. , you sharpen your knife fifty two times a year and you thought that was a good idea?

[@kejadventures241]

@@patricegarnierlobo25111967 We also used to use rocks to start fire

[@LXT43]

Ahh, yes!!! The overrated vikings even invented the internet 1000 years ago. Didn't you know? What other BS you're going to come up with next?

[@spoke1183]

No hand/finger guard on any type of knife is a no no for me. PASS. Weather you're prepping food or fighting alien zombie chinese invasion.