BPSKNIVES Finn Lite - Puukko Knife - Fixed-Blade Carbon Steel Knife with Leather Sheath - Small Full Tang Camping Knives - Scandinavian Camp Utility Knives

Every outdoors type person can benefit from this well made and super affordable knife. Compact, lightweight and easily carried, the robust and sharp little blade can accomplish most camping or bushcrafting tasks. Like all BPS knives , it comes with a very sturdy leather sheath that allows for different carry options. Just remember to keep a little oil on the blade to prevent rust.

As someone who owns and regularly uses knives from a wide range of brands, I can confidently say that BPS Knives continues to impress—and this Finn Lite is another excellent example of what they do so well. First, a quick note on the brand: BPS is a Ukrainian company, and in my experience, they consistently deliver honest, no-nonsense craftsmanship at a price point that’s hard to beat. I own several of their knives, and every one of them has been extremely well made, highly functional, and ready to work right out of the box. This knife is no exception. The edge comes razor sharp out of the box—not just “factory sharp,” but genuinely usable for carving, food prep, or camp tasks immediately. The Scandinavian grind performs exactly as expected—clean, precise cuts with excellent control. The walnut handle is another highlight. BPS does a great job with their wood handles, and this one feels solid, ergonomic, and warm in hand, with a natural grip that works well in both dry and slightly damp conditions. Fit and finish are excellent for the price. The full tang construction gives it a reassuring, durable feel without adding unnecessary weight, and the overall balance makes it a pleasure to use for extended periods. The included leather sheath is also well done—simple, functional, and sturdy enough for real field use. What really stands out to me is the value. You’re getting a knife that performs like something in a much higher price tier, without any gimmicks—just good steel, good geometry, and solid craftsmanship. If you’re looking for a dependable small fixed blade for camping, carving, or general utility, this is an easy recommendation. BPS has quietly become one of the best value brands out there—and this knife shows exactly why.

I only own a few knives and this is one of my favorites. I don't think you can beat it for the money. It's well made, has a very nice sheath and came very sharp. I bought it for whittling/carving and food prep which it's very good for. The blade does need to be oiled after it's used a bit to prevent rust but that doesn't bother me. The handle is very comfortable but I'm going to sand it to make it a bit smoother. Overall an excellent small fixed blade knife.

Nice little puukko. Came razor sharp.Spine is nice and sharp for ferro rods.Sheath is thin leather. Stuck tiny bit of the tip through it when i got it.Sheath needs to be thicker. I recommend adding PURE beeswax to harden up the leather. PURE Beeswax turns the leather into almost kydex.

It’s the right size for being really handy when in use, and not a burden when not. Tools that are excessive in size or weight become speciality tools and don’t get packed unless I anticipate their need. This knife can be with me daily. The quality is there and it’s not costly. These attributes make it a great value for me.

It’s a nice little knife and very sharp. It’s not exactly what I had hoped for, but it does look just like the photos. This is not what I would call a bush craft knife in any way. As far as woodcraft goes, I think it is a fine little whittling knife. If you choose to use it around the house, I think you will find it makes a nice paring knife.

The steel of 1065 should be the only ding you could give this thing. There is nothing wrong with 1065 on a scandi grind and if you know how to sharpen a knife, there aren't many easier to sharpen. The sheath is not amazing but it is certainly free when you consider the total price here, I can not complain. It holds the knife and protects the user. For value there is no comparison, you can't beat this combo. It is up there with a mora, with a leather sheath, full tang, and the aesthetics make it the clear winner. I can't say enough good things about BPS knives. It should be noted that a Puukko is a small knife. Don't get this thinking it is a full size knife. This is like a parring knife in the kitchen.

Seems good for what it is. People will think you are using a kitchen knife because it looks like a cheap kitchen knife. The fit and finish is kinda rough. The real question is why this and not a mora? The mora is the “best budget bush crafting knife” the BPS has a full tang and a pretty darn nice leather sheath. The mora only has a partial tang and plastic sheath. But if you aren’t batoning with the knife do you need the full tang? Do you see many people with broken moras? The mora has much better quality control, fit and finish. I do really like the size of the knife, kinda just small enough to me, the knife is sharp out of the box and has a super fine point. I like it and would consider buying again for a cheap bush crafting knife, but I’d still probably end up with the mora.

Coltellino fantastico. Piccolo, ben fatto, ottimo acciaio al carbonio, si affila in un attimo, tiene bene il filo, il profilo scandi con lo spessore non eccessivo (2mm) divora il legno. Smontate le guancette e passivato la lama, non un filo di ruggine in qualche mese, e ora è anche più bello. Custodia in cuoio ben fatta, non molto spesso, penso che la tratterò a cera per dare più rigidità. Con questo e un victorinox con seghetto nello zaino si fa tutto, e si viaggia leggeri, lavoretti vari, legnetti e fuoco sono assicurati (alla bisogna il dorso lancia scintille come un drago). Funzionalità come un Mora companion carbon, ma questo è full tang e ha 100 volte più fascino.

En av de knivar jag använder mest i skogen. Perfekt storlek att ha med. Ingen kniv att batonera med. Har den som neckknife.

Das Messer kam schon ab Werk Rasiermesserscharf an, was echt selten ist. Es liegt wie angegossen in meiner (recht normalgroßen) Hand und der Holzgriff hat bei meinem Messer eine perfekte Verarbeitung. Was mir noch besser gefällt als beim Mora Companion, ist dass hier der Messerrücken sehr scharfkantig ist. Feuerstahl anreißen oder Holz mit dem Rücken abschaben um die Schneide zu schonen wird also gut funktionieren. Wie es sich bei der Holzverarbeitung schlägt wird noch getestet, aber heute damit gekocht und das hat anders als bei vielen Scandis sehr gut funktioniert, ohne Karotten Meterweit wegzuschießen, was wohl an der dünnen Klinge liegt. Und die Patina für den Rostschutz kommt dann auch von allein.Also grad beim Wandern oder auf Touren braucht man eigentlich garnet mehr. Dass Scandis genauso gut für Lebensmittelverarbeitung sind ist selten, und für Holz sowieso das beste. Es hat die gleiche Qualität in Sachen Verarbeitung und Werkschärfe wie ein Mora, aber mir gefällt der Stil besser. Holzgriffe und Lederscheiden (wobei es bei diesem Preis wohl eher Kunstleder sein wird) gefällt mir einfach besser als Plastik. Wer sich dafür entscheidet sollte nur bedenken, dass es wie jedes Carbonmesser rosten kann, wenn man es beim Regen draußen vergisst, oder nicht sofort trocknet. Aber dafür bekommt es durch Patina ein individuelles Aussehen, und man kann es schnell mit sämtlichen Mitteln wieder schärfen. Für diesen Preis wird man ziemlich sicher kein besseres Messer für Wandertouren und Holzverarbeitung finden

Envoie rapide, super petit couteau idéal pour la sculpture et les feather sticks. Petit couteau idéal en complément d’un couteau de camp. Belle réalisation, excellent rapport qualité prix.

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