What makes a good bushcraft and survival knife? It needs to be reliable, made for long lasting use and has to keep it’s edge really well. Our Varusteleka Knives tick all the boxes and on top tha... Read more
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What makes a good bushcraft and survival knife? It needs to be reliable, made for long lasting use and has to keep it’s edge really well. Our Varusteleka Knives tick all the boxes and on top that come with a very reasonable price tag for knives of this caliber.
Whether you are hunting or simply bushcrafting in the great outdoors, in the worst case scenario having a good knife with you might be the difference between life and death. For most use cases Varusteleka 110 Jääkäripuukko should be your on your list of potential bushcraft knives to have. It has nothing fancy to its name, nothing extra, just a solid badass knife for bushcrafting.