Enjoyed your video a lot! Being more of a an axe user and not so much into big knives, I got surprisely totally in love with the Skrama, such a simple looking efficient tool .. love this "no bullshit" type of tools, no fancy looking useless feature on it, just the useful, good design and good steel, use it a lot even at home to pick up logs from the floor before splitting.. Same feeling when it comes to this "one tool option" fantasy, first choice.

On mine, I rounded the spine more as far as I could stretch my thumb down the spine, then put a 90 on the remainder and the front section from spine to tip. Amazing knife, the balance of the forward grip makes it feel and handle like a much smaller knife, and dropping back changes the feel radically to a front heavy dedicated chopper. The difference is huge, like two separate knives. Best multi-grip handle out there. Love the 80crv2 steel!

They sell out fast because the words got out. They are that good, and a bit of a bargain. I love mine and can't stop smiling when mine cleaves through stuff leaving a clean cut. Just the ticket for the daysack, or around the camp; around the garden too. No worries they will be back in stock, just have to push the button when they are. The Terava 110 and 140 are great too, and the leather sheaths worth having. Want something more pointy then the Peltonen good. Nice review, sums it up well.

Great video. You're right, it does look like an amazing ausome looking blade tool. WoW.

Nicely done! And you're right about getting it now! They sell out fast!

Nice review, bro! One heck of a knife. Absolutely love the Skrama.

Hey brother, I have the Terava Jaakaripuukko 110 and it is amazing. I've been eyeing the Skrama for a while now. Thanks for the great vid!

I had that same exact laugh when I got mine. 👹

OK I need to get one asap !!! Thanks for the testing Love IT 👍👍👍

I can only agree it is a fantastic tool I have used it for a year for everything you can imagine, no more small ax is needed

Evil laugh ... and man bun! Ahhhhhh! Keep up the good work.

I've used mine to keep mtb paths clear, and its an awesome tool to get rid of from high grass to 10" thick wood.

I have the Skrama and 110 both with leather, they are both awesome!!!

good vid btw. you had me at evil laugh

I gotta get one! I like the 140 but have the Garberg already even though I know the 140 would be cool I rather get the big boy for now and pair it up with it. Yeah the sheath is awesome, but ya know you could a paracord wrap around that plastic insert and connect a nylon belt for the belt loop, dang ya got me thinking now LOL

that's a cute dog. greetings from finland!

straight out of the box the spine isn't quite sharp enough to throw good sparks to be honest. i've had mine over a year now, and had to get it sharpened to work better with a ferro rod. once that's done tho, it works a treat. only bad thing about this blade is, if you've got nice knives or axes, it's gonna be a while before you take them out, cos this does everything and doesn't weigh much.

Badassery, is a term seldom used, but when it comes in the correct context, it just provides the perfect solution to the use of inaccurate superlatives... In other words,, jeez, man, you nailed it,,, anyway, you had me with the laugh,, .. great video, great knife,, nuff said,, atb, buddy, , ps the leather sheath is brilliant,,,

These are really great knives. I'm going to scoop up as many 110 and 140 as I can. Once the world realizes the great quality and superiority of this knife , they will be in great demand and be very hard to find.

The leather sheat is great! get the whole package,i highly recomend it. It works great here in the Norwegian forest. Mine came with a supersharp spine. This with a good litle carwing knife and a saw. But i must say it is the best one tool option i have ever used,it really does everything fantastic if you have the skills,if you dont. Well then,nothing works.And get the one in carbon steel.

Excellent Finnish quality!!!! 🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮🇫🇮

That is one badass blade. I just got the 140 knife in carbon steel. Attach that to the the skrama sheath and that is a dynamic duo. And how do they make money when these are so damn cheap I will never know.

If you have a loop from the lanyard hole around you arm near the elbow then hold /pinch the blade at the top for like skinning?

Im not the only one i guess that f^%king loves the knife love love love it just wait till you can get the sheath from them its awsome

So two months in how are you liking it? What are your thoughts on the finger groove? Some have complained that it gets in the way and is aggravating for carving sessions.

Bought the 240, hardly used it (to sinking big to pack), sold it. Bought the new 200 blade, just right love it.

It says on the site you need to grind/sand the back to get a decent spark. It's only 4x HRC and high carbon, the steel is a lot harder.

I had the same laugh and shit eating grin after receiving my skrama 240 and jaakaripuukko 140.

Great video! Any updates after long terms usage for Terava Skrama pros and cons?

You could probably find a sheath for a machete that would do the trick. Varustaleka does have one also, it's got camouflage design.

Received all my cutting things from Varusteleka. Yes, if it's not in stock you will need to wait, but worth it. Good folks to deal with. Ended up ordering much more when I realized the quality and price on clothes, marino wool socks, packs, etc. No doubt why they sell out so fast... Anyway, wondered if you treated the leather sheath? If so, what chems/process did you us? Or how you would treat any leather chopper sheath? Thanks

You ever used frog lube to coat your blade or heard of it,it's nontoxic, biodegradable an also safe for food prepping afterwards, soaks through the steels pores like lotion to better protect your blade from rusting an corotion.

nice video

That's not a scandi grind though. Seems like a pretty badass tool.

Just wrap it with cordage

Many thanks Amigo. Hope to get my Skrama, 140 puukko and others when available. Someday you will get your sheath for your fine chopper.

You can just order the sheath.

I think practicality is beauty That said the skrama is one sexy beast

Only way to make it a one tool option is to have the spine with a sawback that is as good as a silky... Would be nice of that existed. One tool option is very much season dependent. But the Skrama is as close to the mythical one tool as can be gotten.

i like the shirt...the knife not so much...lol...atb...woods

You don't move the rod, you move the blade.

meh something I can't buy for at least 9 months so really no point.

Pure stupidity. That isn't even a knife, and has nothing to do with being a woodsmen. It's the kind of thing people who never grow up use. You look like a laughing stock when wearing one, which is what happens behind your back, and you look like someone who has no clue what a knife is for, or what a woodsman is, when using it.