Puukko Which one?

[blade12]

Entrek USA Forester

Knife: Forester

Knife Design: Bushcrafting/Woodswork
Blade Pattern: Drop Point
Grind: Scandi

Blade Material: 440C
Rockwell Hardness: 57-58
Blade Length: 3 5/8"
Blade Thickness: 1/8"

Bolster Material: None
Handle Material: Black Canvas Micarta
Handle Length: 4 1/4

Total Length: 7 7/8"

Tang: Full

Carry Option: .060 Black Kydex Sheath with black brass Eyelets, and built in belt clip.

Special Features:

•Great size for bushcrafting

•Matte Bead Blasted Finish on Blade and on Handle
•1/8 inch thickness makes it perfect for slicing

•Great knife for daily carry in the woods!

Finn Ranger Puukko M.95 Fixed Blade Forged Carbon Steel Hunting Knife

FINN10470 -
Hand ground blade of forged high carbon steel, this is an affordable masterpiece of the finest quality. The Ranger Puukko was designed by Captain J.P. Peltonen and heavily tested and approved by Nordic, US and UN troops. The hand forged Teflon coated blade is an impressive 5mm in thickness.
Leather sheath features: Innovative locking system, strong 3 mm leather, protective inner liner.
Product Details:
* Blade: 6" Hand Forged Carbon Steel, Teflon Coated
* Handle: 5" Tempered Rubber
* Sheath: 3mm Leather, Locking Sheath
* Overall Length:11"

Or any others with synthetic handles?

 

[blade12]

Anybody have an opinion?

 

[drducati]

I'd check out the Kellam Wolverine. It is a great knife for the money. Razor sharp and very handy.

 

[Yorkshire Boy]

The Kellam wolverine is indeed a beautiful and sharp knife. I gave mine to my father because I didn't want to trash it when around saltwater.

Like you I'm very interested in the Entrek Forester, with the materials it's made from I'm hoping that it'll be a perfect take anywhere knife.

I've spent the last couple of days Googling for reviews and not much comes up about it, hopefully someone can give some advice?

 

[Alberta Ed]

Roselli Carpenter.