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@Erbswurst, I have one, Opinel #7 in Carbon. I use it for almost daily tasks, like food, unpacking and various light daily tasks. I'm very happy with it. :)

@Tiley: I like your answer very much! I heard good things regarding Peltonen Sissipuukko but I also really liked the way Terrava Jaakaripuukko 110 behaved. Instead, my Classic Beaver Knife is a reliable knife, but I can't do finer carvings with it (kuksa, piece of chess etc.)

Good point of view, @gra_farmer!

Yes, I mean “woodlore style”, bushcraft classic knife

Hello folks! I thought for many times to start this topic but today I thought of going to work. More specifically, I'm interested in your opinions on Woodlore knives vs Puukko knives but also to argue the choice made. Thank you in advance!

Here is the link of Romanian military surplus equipment: https://www.militarysurplus.ro/main-eng.html

Yes, there are also Romanian makers, some of them really do good things. They still have to improve the design. And the prices are lower than the knives I mentioned earlier.

You’re right! The handle is very important, the material, its comfortability and strength. I like Mora Garberg, I don’t own any Mora, my core knife is a Terrava Jaakaripuukko 110 in 80CrV2 which is more than enough in what I do. If we talk about passion, about beauty of knives, I can't deny that...

The Carpathians are amazing indeed. They’re waiting for you!

Hello everyone! I'm new member from Romania. I live near a mountain area so I've the possibility to go out quick often in nature. I like bushcrafting and camping and I love to teach my son about survival. I like Jacklore Classic Knife, Malanika Puuko and Bark River Aurora. I'm looking to learn...