I agree with the Skrama; thinking man's golock.
One thing about the puukkos is that they are not kitchen knives. I'n fact they are a bit rubbish being far too stocky. They are sharp but thats not enough in the kitchen as slim, thin, and keen rules. But for agricultural work, work in the woods, gathering materials, and building projects, let alone get that camp fire going, they excel. Use your pocket knife for cutting tomatoes, and no need to abuse it when you have the puukko for everything else.
They are fine for the grallock, but not the best for dressing out, but anyway any self respecting butcher will have the right knife for that.
One thing about the puukkos is that they are not kitchen knives. I'n fact they are a bit rubbish being far too stocky. They are sharp but thats not enough in the kitchen as slim, thin, and keen rules. But for agricultural work, work in the woods, gathering materials, and building projects, let alone get that camp fire going, they excel. Use your pocket knife for cutting tomatoes, and no need to abuse it when you have the puukko for everything else.
They are fine for the grallock, but not the best for dressing out, but anyway any self respecting butcher will have the right knife for that.
