This just adds to the Skrama stable that includes the Terava knives. For those looking for a thinking man's golok then the full sized Skrama has a whole lot more utility. Its tricky quite where to put this "Para golok" sized blade. A large classic utility knife would cover most of the tasks this scale does. For those having a use for a sharp and effective light chopper in a small package the loads to love here. All the Terava range are cost effective great work blades, and all very accomplished at getting work done. Best bit they aren't expensive; well they are at least worth every penny. Nice vid, thanks.
@@WildernessAdventuresUK for live wild, when I walk around some spots that need cleaning, when you want to clean up an area near a river, when you need to clean your garden, or create paths through forests. Thé best knife in thé World all, and for the price ? What else
@@pro_stat1993 yes you are right, for clearing areas it's great, but for finer work, carving, cooking, preparing fish and game, smaller jobs.. right tool for the right job.. the point I was trying to make was the is no "best" there is just the right tool for the right job!
I’ve had the 240 for a good three years and as you said it is a bit of a ‘survival sword’ but dam what an amazing bit of kit ! As my secondary knife I’ve got one of there bare tang 80mm skrama’s and it’s just as good . And I totally agree there customer service is truly A1 .
Yes, I totally agree with everything you said mate, my 'look at' the 80 came out last Wednesday, have to say, I bloody love the 80 as an edc (when in the woods)..
I've swung the 240 for a year now. Unbelievable Bush Tool. If you have the Leather Sheath for the 240/200 you can strop the Blade down one side of it as well as your backup smaller blades.
Great review! Like these knifes. A tip when using ferrorods; hold the knife still and run the ferrorod over it, that way it is easier to keep the feather still on the stump.
I was watching because I was interested in the knife they only have the 200 in stock at this time so I'm considering buying it but your dog seems very cool and laid back I wish I had a dog like yours
Hey brother, been planning to get the Skrama but torn between the 240 and 200. I kinda dislike the tang in the 240. Does it made you think the 200 is a bit too short or enough as a chopper. Thanks
Yeah I'd say go 240 if you want a chopper - if you're after a big knife that can chop go 200.. but definitely think the 240 will be the superior chopper due to the longer handle
I haven't bought it yet, the skrama 200, but i think i'd prefer over the 240 as a one tool option. Because the 200 i think, is a bit better to handle carving and precission chopping
Great review mate it’s nice to see honest reviews that do get used on a regular basis on the Chanel mind you I was watching this on the big telle and my mrs took he nose out of her book when you said there’s nothing like having a big chopper lol 😂 comedy gold mate it’s my brothers birthday next month and it’s just what he’s looking for thanks mate 👍👍 could you do me a favour put a link up for your neck knife that’s just what I’m after if you don’t mind 💪😎
I'd love to tell you more about my neck knife - problem is... I got it in a trade so don't know much about it myself... Wait up tho cos I have a little beast coming very soon from someone else very reputable.. Mate, chopper comment - i love to drop some humour in every now and again to see who picks up on it, stealth adult jokes are the best!!!
hi spi,, just been looking at a few revews, on that nife, not bad for the price, but has few flaws long term use it seems, the stainless blade seems to chip easyer than the carbon,, and the handle im not to keen on as you cant see how its attached comes loose after long term heavy useage,, time will tell with yours,, i bring up an old stump for you to play with see how it copes with that,,
will see how it pans out buddy - If it starts falling to bits you guys will get to hear about it - I'd actually love some nice wooden scales on it, so if it does there will be a project video for the channel - also this is the carbon version so no worries at all! Cant wait to beat it up a little more!
After six years of heavy usage the handle on my original Skrama is still absolutely fine. Try hard enough you can damage any handle material. The one on Skramas and Terava knives is a great handle material. Who uses a knife on an old stump when there is a wood full of appropriate material? Smacks of trying to find something to say. You don't have to love them, but they are exceedingly good tools.
@@muskett4108 hi glad your is ok, im just going by 3reviews as i like the look and price of the blade, most of my forest work is choping old stumps of fat wood, and fat wood logs,, as spi knew what i ment i guess youve no idea about collecting fatwood, how is the handle attached by the way?
@@darrenhamilton4491 I've been collecting fatwood since I was a kid, and then in the holidays I shadowed an old time forester. He taught me how to snare rabbits and fish to. Anyhow, I use an axe to chip out fatwood chunks when I need some. The Skrama is more of a snedding tool. For anything that needs cutting rather than chopping. Collecting green hazel sticks or reed thatch, anything thats not overly thick. Its not for logging. Heck, its too sharp to replace a billhook. Right tool for the job and all that. The handle is a full rubber over mould. Sure you can replace it with something wood, heck they even sold blades for those who wanted to. But why bother when the handle material is just so good at giving such a great grip? Right balance too.
Awesome, you got any moras in your collection. I have a mora companion an a puukko 140 knife from varusteleka.com, I absolutely love both of them, I'm getting a skrama next.
Ordered mine yesterday and it should be delivered tomorrow, can't wait to get chopping on the trails.
This just adds to the Skrama stable that includes the Terava knives. For those looking for a thinking man's golok then the full sized Skrama has a whole lot more utility.
Its tricky quite where to put this "Para golok" sized blade. A large classic utility knife would cover most of the tasks this scale does. For those having a use for a sharp and effective light chopper in a small package the loads to love here.
All the Terava range are cost effective great work blades, and all very accomplished at getting work done. Best bit they aren't expensive; well they are at least worth every penny.
Nice vid, thanks.
The best knife, you Can custom it really ez
Really depends on what you're using it for, right?
@@WildernessAdventuresUK for live wild, when I walk around some spots that need cleaning, when you want to clean up an area near a river, when you need to clean your garden, or create paths through forests. Thé best knife in thé World all, and for the price ? What else
@@pro_stat1993 yes you are right, for clearing areas it's great, but for finer work, carving, cooking, preparing fish and game, smaller jobs.. right tool for the right job.. the point I was trying to make was the is no "best" there is just the right tool for the right job!
mine arrived yesterday..
so glad I got the 200 instead of the 240..
I thought they were no longer importing to the UK
I love mine. One of the best knives that I have.
I just ordered my 200. Good review! I'm glad to see you have your dog with you, I bet he loves it.
Ssshhhh, next Thursday I compare the 200 to the 240!
I’ve had the 240 for a good three years and as you said it is a bit of a ‘survival sword’ but dam what an amazing bit of kit ! As my secondary knife I’ve got one of there bare tang 80mm skrama’s and it’s just as good . And I totally agree there customer service is truly A1 .
Yes, I totally agree with everything you said mate, my 'look at' the 80 came out last Wednesday, have to say, I bloody love the 80 as an edc (when in the woods)..
I've just got a smock frm them and the service is 110% brilliant smock and great Company!! Great review all the best Dean
Brilliant ain't they
I've swung the 240 for a year now. Unbelievable Bush Tool. If you have the Leather Sheath for the 240/200 you can strop the Blade down one side of it as well as your backup smaller blades.
What a fantastic knife and the price is great too.i see the dogs interested ha great video well done guys.👍🇬🇧🍺🤘
Great review! Like these knifes.
A tip when using ferrorods; hold the knife still and run the ferrorod over it, that way it is easier to keep the feather still on the stump.
I was watching because I was interested in the knife they only have the 200 in stock at this time so I'm considering buying it but your dog seems very cool and laid back I wish I had a dog like yours
Great work on video mate greetings from spain
Thank you very much!
Great review.
Great knife, I think I’ll go with Andy’s modified mod one though! 👍
No worries at all, both cracking knives!
That's some modern day seax. :)
After a decent knife myself so great review Spiro, keep up the good work mate !!
Cheers Steve this ones a decent bit of kit if you like a big chopper 😂.. I'll defo be using it for a long time..
@@WildernessAdventuresUK saw videos out of order so will probably get one from Andy !!
Yup Andys are also very good.. I'm greedy buddy, must have 30 knives and another 2 to pick up very soon
Finn looks proper chilled out behind you. 🐶zzzz
Little Fin! Out full blown attack hound!
Hey brother, been planning to get the Skrama but torn between the 240 and 200. I kinda dislike the tang in the 240. Does it made you think the 200 is a bit too short or enough as a chopper. Thanks
Yeah I'd say go 240 if you want a chopper - if you're after a big knife that can chop go 200.. but definitely think the 240 will be the superior chopper due to the longer handle
I haven't bought it yet, the skrama 200, but i think i'd prefer over the 240 as a one tool option.
Because the 200 i think, is a bit better to handle carving and precission chopping
I agree the 200 is a far better one tool option! But the 240 IS a far better chopper
I had mine for 4 years now what seen on yours is on the sheath loop it has their logo mine it hasnt
Good video great knife mate 👍🏻
Thanks Geoff, I'm sure you'll see it in the flesh soon enough!
Great review mate it’s nice to see honest reviews that do get used on a regular basis on the Chanel mind you I was watching this on the big telle and my mrs took he nose out of her book when you said there’s nothing like having a big chopper lol 😂 comedy gold mate it’s my brothers birthday next month and it’s just what he’s looking for thanks mate 👍👍 could you do me a favour put a link up for your neck knife that’s just what I’m after if you don’t mind 💪😎
I'd love to tell you more about my neck knife - problem is... I got it in a trade so don't know much about it myself... Wait up tho cos I have a little beast coming very soon from someone else very reputable..
Mate, chopper comment - i love to drop some humour in every now and again to see who picks up on it, stealth adult jokes are the best!!!
Nice video dude once again 👍
cheers buddy, i love sharp stuff, i'm sure it showed!
@@WildernessAdventuresUK aaaahhhh we all have a soft spot for the sharp point lol
the 200 also has a more full tang construction in the same shape as the handle and the handle shouldnt slip like it does on the 240.
Great review! Keep the videos coming!😁👌🏻
Thanks Liam, appreciate it buddy
hi spi,, just been looking at a few revews, on that nife, not bad for the price, but has few flaws long term use it seems, the stainless blade seems to chip easyer than the carbon,, and the handle im not to keen on as you cant see how its attached comes loose after long term heavy useage,, time will tell with yours,, i bring up an old stump for you to play with see how it copes with that,,
will see how it pans out buddy - If it starts falling to bits you guys will get to hear about it - I'd actually love some nice wooden scales on it, so if it does there will be a project video for the channel - also this is the carbon version so no worries at all! Cant wait to beat it up a little more!
@@WildernessAdventuresUK i was thinkin the same, wood handles, i prefur carbon steel,, you could clear a car path through the woods with it,, lol
After six years of heavy usage the handle on my original Skrama is still absolutely fine. Try hard enough you can damage any handle material. The one on Skramas and Terava knives is a great handle material.
Who uses a knife on an old stump when there is a wood full of appropriate material?
Smacks of trying to find something to say. You don't have to love them, but they are exceedingly good tools.
@@muskett4108 hi glad your is ok, im just going by 3reviews as i like the look and price of the blade, most of my forest work is choping old stumps of fat wood, and fat wood logs,, as spi knew what i ment i guess youve no idea about collecting fatwood, how is the handle attached by the way?
@@darrenhamilton4491
I've been collecting fatwood since I was a kid, and then in the holidays I shadowed an old time forester. He taught me how to snare rabbits and fish to.
Anyhow, I use an axe to chip out fatwood chunks when I need some.
The Skrama is more of a snedding tool. For anything that needs cutting rather than chopping. Collecting green hazel sticks or reed thatch, anything thats not overly thick. Its not for logging. Heck, its too sharp to replace a billhook. Right tool for the job and all that.
The handle is a full rubber over mould. Sure you can replace it with something wood, heck they even sold blades for those who wanted to. But why bother when the handle material is just so good at giving such a great grip? Right balance too.
Awesome, you got any moras in your collection. I have a mora companion an a puukko 140 knife from varusteleka.com, I absolutely love both of them, I'm getting a skrama next.
Yes buddy, i have a mora companion and a couple of mora carving knives too
@@WildernessAdventuresUK ,kool ,I have my companion, I want some carvers too,I especially like the kansbol for food prep.
2 views and 2 likes. You must be doing something right. That’s a great looking knife.
Cheers Andy, I have a couple of jokers that dislike everything too tho, so I must of upset a snowflake somewhere along theines 🤣❄️❄️❄️
Nice sax design how heavy is it
It's a nice weight buddy, not too heavy as it ain't really thick.. All the specs can be found in link under the video pal.. I have a terrible memory 😕
Discount codes?
Sorry Dan, none this time - but maybe in the future if they are happy with the videos
watch what ya doin dude all end up putting that in ya leg lol
My legs are used to it now mate
Hahahaha looks a nice knife that mate
I'll let you play with my big choppa next time I see you bro, I'm sure you'll like it 😂
Don’t make promises ya not goin keep hahahaha
how can you be out with a big ffing knife??
Private land my brother, absolutely no difference to walking around your house with a kitchen knife 😉... Ps I have guns too 🤣