Terava Tiny Knife 

I’ve thought about this one a few times. Once quite recently in fact. As much as I would like one, as a novelty, I don’t think I can justify getting one. I just can’t see it being useful for my needs……Which means I’ll probably end up getting one when I’m ordering something else one day. 😀 Glad to see it reviewed so I can get a real life view of its size, and it being used.

I'm a huge fan of this brand. I realize that there are certain manufacturing costs, regardless of the size of the blade and cost of materials, etc. but I'm wondering if this thing could be cheaper because it IS basically made out of off-cuts... Last time I looked, this was almost as much as their other blades - only a few bucks less than their nearest priced knife. That just doesn't make sense to me. I wonder if it would be worthwhile for them to lower the price and offer this as an add-on 'accessory' or incentive to other more expensive knives or gear... Imagine buying a Skrama 210 or 240 and getting this tossed in (as a slightly higher cost option). Maybe even make a modular type sheath system (similar to what they do for their 80 series knives now). Or perhaps it might make sense for them to make it part of a package deal - buy a skrama, puukko, little puukko and get this tossed in. I dunno. Is this a stand alone product at the price it's at? Because it seems like they're trying to sell it alongside of other much more capable blades at comparable (given its origin and size) prices. That just doesn't make sense. I just don't know if anyone really needs this tiny knife that badly other than for a novelty. As serious as some folks try to be about this knife, I just don't think it's worth what they're charging. Mark, I enjoy your channel. I particularly enjoy the diy and general bushcrafty stuff. I think those kind of videos are awesome and less common (and therefore more valuable) than the standard gear/flashlight/knife reviews out there! Good stuff! Thanks!👍

For a small knife the Terava Tiny Knife brings a decent amount of versatility. Thanks for sharing it Mark.

I batoned with mine. Beat it through a 6 centimeter log. It took it like a pro. Used the blade to start the split then pummeled the handle through the log. I use it as my hard use knife ever since. Never failed me.

Thank you for a (also this) nice and factual video. Yes, there are many talented knife / ax manufacturers here in Finland. And yes ! It feels good when someone on the "other side" of the world tries and gives factual comments about the products. I wish you Mark a nice weekend!

Being older and using knives for a long time this is a great knife design for a tiny knife. However, it is much like the A.G. Russell Woods Walker I use and still carry. I bought more than 30-years ago. Still sold with a leather or Kydex sheath; it has a POM (Polyacetal) riveted handle made in Japan with AUS8 steel. They cost more now, mine cost $6.95 each I bought six of them and gave three to friends.👍

I have two of them. I have a kydex sheath made for one of them. The other I'm planing to cut the handle a bit to make it smaller and easier to pack. I had to get it since I have all the other knives from varusteleka, but it turned out to be a very practical blade.👍 Thank you for sharing!👊🏻

Im surprised they didn't predrill 2 holes, its pretty much a blank... i put scales on mine and it made it so much more comfortable to work with for extended time.

I like mine. I have paracord wrapped on the handle for better purchase and just in case iever want to make an atlatle dart, small game or fishing javaline.

I agree with you. Its a well designed little knife. I have had mine for about a month and and it has become my favourite EDC. I enjoy your reviews.

Thanks, as always, Mark. I like this little fella. Reminds me of the TOPS Harpoon. Would make a good miniature survival kit knife - tiny footprint, but useful for a range of tasks, and tough as nails.

I can’t featherstick at all until I brace the end of the piece of wood on something firm to prevent movement. Putting a branch through the lanyard hole might give you the needed leverage to bore holes. The knife tip with the sharpened spine looks like this might make a decent reamer. Damn flies! 🇨🇦

Very excellent little blade I absolutely love there pukko!!✊️🔥✌️💚

Nice knife and review Mark, thanks for sharing, God bless !

Great Price For This Purpose Necker, I Would Also Use A Kydex Sheath Thanks For Your Demo Mark ! ATB T God Bless

You know I like the looks of this, but can't see a use case for myself. Feel like my SAK is better for my uses along with a more useful size fixed blade

a little like a 'tactical' bird and trout knife isn't it ?

Great review Mark. If you wrap the handle with para chord would it make for a better grip?. I think just the steel w/o a wrap might be too thin for my hands.

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Always very curious about this one. Not sure if I will ever get one to play around with, but this was a great review. I have a much better idea about its capabilities. Thank you 🙏

I like it. I believe you should carry a real knife when you go out in the woods, not necessarily a big knife, but not just a razor blade or pen knife. If i was looking for small light fixed blade this would definitely be on my list.

all well and good but is it full tang? another great video Mr.Y thanks for it!

G'day Mark, didnt think I'd like it to be honest .... but I really do !!!!!. ...... and I'd love to see a piggy back option, (yep with ya, ....kydex or some other polymer) for a Skrama; I wouldn't bother with a puukko, though perhaps some folks would. Incidentally, there used to be a similar thing for the BK-9, ...I think now discontinued ? Personally, I'd just have to paracord, maybe bankline, or tape wrap it, but still, not bad as is. Also, I always carry a ferro striker, though I'd make sure of a full length 90 deg spine on this one, and leave the dedicated striker behind. I do think its a little pricey, but for the capability/convenience, I may well pull the trigger anyway. As always, many thanks for showing and demo-ing it mate. Cheers Duke.

It reminds me of a little frog sticker I had or frog skinner I should say I use it for fish the one I have

Awesome little knife! Would you recommend it over the Mora Eldris? Orrrrr... what is the best budget neck knife/tiny knife here in Canada?

I wonder how it compares with the other small knife Varusteleka sells, the Woodsknife Viking.

What about comparing this with the mora Eldris?

I’m curious, how do you feel this compares to the mora eldris?