The same puukko will work in fishing, hunting, woodwork, general bush craft and the ever-so-crucial opening of a pack of sausages. Thanks to this versatility other knife types have done little to reduce the popularity of puukko knives.
What are some of the best knives in Finland?
A Finnish bushcraft puukko with full tang structure. A fantastic puukko, a must-have for collectors. The Roselli wilderness knife with Ultra High Carbon steel blade. A sturdy, no-nonsense leuku. A fantastic EDC knife in Nordic style. Pocket knife with reindeer antler handle. A sturdy and reliable ranger knife from Finland.
What are puukko handles made of?
Traditional handle materials include different kinds of woods, birch bark used as stacked patches, and bone or antler. These materials have a soft, warm feel to them and if the handle is wax coated instead of varnished, they offer good grip even when wet. They always give the puukko a natural look.
What is the best puukko to buy?
A Finnish-made utility puukko – practicality and good looks. A Finnish-made utility puukko – practicality and good looks. A Finnish bushcraft puukko with full tang structure. A fantastic puukko, a must-have for collectors. The Roselli wilderness knife with Ultra High Carbon steel blade.
In the Nordic countries, the puukko is an “everyday knife” used for everything from hunting, fishing, and gardening to opening boxes in a warehouse. Many traditional puukkos are nowadays manufactured in industrial or near-industrial scale by many companies, Marttiini and Iisakki Järvenpää Oy being the most notable.
Where are Brusletto knives made?
Norwegian
The Norwegian traditional manufacturer Brusletto is producing knives for hunting, fishing and outdoor activities for more than 100 years.
