Nordic Scandinavian Outdoor Knife Kauhavampukopaya Moutvisa 80#207 Natural 03-01-paja-0008

Pronounced ``Kauhavan Pukko Paya'', it means ``Kauhava knife maker'' in Finnish. Of course, there are stages in its construction, depending on the price. There is no doubt that it is a traditional authentic puukko that is well made, but it is also cheap and easy to use, making it a brand with excellent cost performance that is perfect for bushcraft. The company's Puukko has both artisan-forged blades and mass-produced blades, and Kauhaba craftsmen create handles and sheaths for these blades. The mass-produced Pucco blade is of course inexpensive, but it also has excellent sharpness and offers excellent value for money. Forged blades are a little more expensive, but the sharpness, grip, and flavor that come with forging are worth mentioning. In Finland, people are so familiar with cutlery that they have a class in compulsory education that teaches them how to make puukko (knives in the local language), and it is common to see knives as ``an essential tool in the forest.'' Therefore, most people have at least some knowledge of the structure and how to make puukko, and at outdoor events, puukko and kuksa are piled up at various booths. In addition, there is a rule that ``the forest belongs to everyone,'' and unless it is a special conservation area, the forest can be used freely, and ``bonfire sites'' are even marked on official maps, allowing anyone to light an open fire in the forest. You can enjoy the bonfire. Puukko is traditionally loved in such countries. Would you like to go out to the forest with Puukko in hand?


Product model number: ‎03-01-paja-0008
Color: ‎Natural
Handedness: ‎ambidextrous
Package size: ‎24 x 3.2 x 2.6 cm; 120g