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Rokka Knives Korpisoturi
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi. MALICE  style clip is included.
MALICE style clip is included.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi. The sheath accepts other mounts. The Blade-Tech Tek-Lok belt mount is sold separately.
The sheath accepts other mounts. The Blade-Tech Tek-Lok belt mount is sold separately.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
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Rokka Knives Korpisoturi

Price 140.99 USD excluding sales tax

Korpisoturi by Rokka Knives is a next-generation military knife that functions both as a combat knife and a bushcraft tool. It combines the excellent cutting characteristics of a Finnish puukko with a modern tactical handle and versatile attachment options, making it a perfect blade for both professional soldiers and active hunters and bushcrafters.

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Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi. MALICE  style clip is included.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi. The sheath accepts other mounts. The Blade-Tech Tek-Lok belt mount is sold separately.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.
Rokka Knives Korpisoturi.

Korpisoturi by Rokka Knives is a next-generation military knife that functions both as a combat knife and a bushcraft tool. It combines the excellent cutting characteristics of a Finnish puukko with a modern tactical handle and versatile attachment options, making it a perfect blade for both professional soldiers and active hunters and bushcrafters.

For professional military use

Korpisoturi (Wilderness Warrior) was designed in collaboration with professional soldiers. This 24 cm (9.5") long knife (with sheath) is big enough for most military uses but not too long to limit your movements no matter where it is attached to your gear.

Blade

The Korpisoturi blade is very much like traditional Finnish puukko blades. This is a great thing because you cannot find a more versatile blade type than the puukko. Trust us, we Finns know the knives. The blade material is the Böhler 80CrV2 carbon steel, which is very popular among puukko makers. The induction-hardened cutting edge and aggressive blade geometry without a secondary bevel guarantee an awesome cutting performance. And a springy spine increases the life span of the blade. The butt of the handle comes with a window breaker, and it has a hole for a lanyard.

Ergonomic handle with a good grip

Korpisoturi's handle is made of TPE Dryflex, which doesn’t become slippery even when wet. This material is very durable and it isn’t sensitive to temperature changes as long as you don’t throw it in a fire. The shape and size of the handle fit different hand sizes and uses. A simplistic design makes unorthodox grips and quick and smooth changes possible. The finger guard secures the knife snugly inside the sheath.

Numerous carrying options

The only non-Finnish part of this package is the MALICE-style clip with which you can attach this knife in the desired spot on your gear. You can carry your Korpisoturi on your belt, plate carrier, or vest - either handle up, down, or sideways. The sheath is suitable for both right- and left-handed users.

The sheath is made of injection-molded Kareline, a natural fiber composite that is a Finnish innovation. This material does not absorb moisture and it withstands a temperature range from -30 to +100 degrees Celcius, which means that you can defend yourself even in the sauna if need be. And if you manage to goo it with some gunk, the sheath is machine washable.

Made in Finland

Korpisoturi by Rokka Knives is made in Finland, honoring the best traditions of Finnish knife making. The only non-Finnish part is the Malice clip by Tactical Tailor.

Technical specifications:

  • Overall length: 229 mm (9")
  • Weight: 127 g (just the knife)
  • Blade length: 105 mm (4 1/4"), thickness 5 mm (0.2")
  • Blade style: Clip point
  • Blade grind: Rhombic scandi
  • Blade: 80CrV2 Carbon steel, blade hardness 63 HRC, spine 50 HRC
  • Handle: TPE Dryflex, excellent grip
  • Sheath: Kareline Natural Composite, for both right- and left-handed users
  • Other features: Lanyard hole, window breaker, comes with MALICE-style clip
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Five stars
I would recommend for a friend

11.05.2020 Verified purchase
I bought this knife recently so can't comment yet on its durability/edge retention but after a few days of use I'm happy with it: a lot of attention paid to details, incredibly sharp (first time I receive a knife that sharp out of the factory), and a clever sheath design and material.

Notes:
- the friction lock initially felt too tight ("sticky") but after cleaning and lightly lubricating the friction area after a few uses (as recommended by the guys at Rokka) locking is now perfect: tight enough to confidently wear the knife upside-down while running/jumping, but not too tight as to make the knife hard to draw.
- the glass breaker's 90deg. angles are very sharp; they're probably made for military pros but over time they may wear down clothing worn over the knife (in which case sanding the angles a little bit would solve the problem).
- price seemed a bit high but labour in Finland ain't cheap and in hindsight the knife/sheath quality is better than other knives I have in that price range.
- FWIW after a few hours playing with a new knife I'd usually find flaws and/or be a bit disappointed but interestingly I'm still happy with that knife days later. Whatever that means :)

Again, that's a short term review so it's not worth much for a knife but I'll update my comment/rating if I run into issues in the next few months (curious if the friction lock will wear out). So far so good ! :)
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Five stars
I would recommend for a friend

10.08.2020 Verified purchase
About täydellinen yleispuukko reissuille. Hintava, mutta eipä ole parempaa tullut vastaan. Puukko on pienempi kuin peltosen sissipuukko, makuasioita.
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Four and a half stars
I would recommend for a friend

14.08.2020 Verified purchase
Great solid knife, took it hunting with me last weekend and it is sharp enough to harvest a rabbit out of the box.

As a side note: be weary of trying to break small game bones with blade edge. Buddy used my knives to snap the rabbits femur bones, granted he may have also whacked his tailgate in the process but it did leave a few minor chips on the blade.
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Two stars
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17.08.2020 Verified purchase
A knife to me is an "entire package" consisting of the components blade, edge, metallurgy, sheath, ease of use and wearing, weight, etc

This knife's blade, it's design, grind, strength, length and first and foremost sharpness is probably the best I've seen in 20 years plus in the military and as a hunter and active outdoors-man. 10 out of 10 points, is simply doesn't get any better that this, the darn thing is perfect!

The handle - at least in my hands - leaves to be desired: I find it to be OK but somewhat "thinnish" and thus fiddly. The material is very nice, but that won't overcome the profile. What really - again, at least in my book - is absolutely unnecessary is the odd window breaker at the pommel. This thing is so sharp and edgy, that it will easily cut your shirt or hand when having to "force-draw" (see below) the blade.

The sheath - sorry to be so blunt - sucks! It holds the knife in so tightly, that you really have to "force-draw" the knife every time. That is just bothering when doing a desk top review, but imagine having to draw the knife at two in the morning on a cold and snowy mountain top after three days without sleep with numb fingers. Throw in the wickedly sharp edge and you have a disaster waiting to happen ...

So, while the knife packs an outstanding edge, the rest of the package is too negative to make the whole thing attractive. If one could take the original Sissipuuko and put in this blade, you'd have the best knife in the world, no questions asked! But, being the knife that is is, I've sadly returned it to Varusteleka.

One final note: contrary to what the pictures suggests, the knife does NOT come accompanied by a FIN camo carrying pouch.
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Four and a half stars
I would recommend for a friend

18.07.2021 Verified purchase
I love the knife. It came remarkably sharp and the handle is quite comfortable. The material the sheath is made out of is weird, but I don't see any problems with it. The knife is snug enough that I think you can probably hang it upside down, but not so tight that pulling it out is difficult.

The glass breaker...I don't know what it's really for. There was a warning that came in the package that said it hadn't really been proven to break glass. It looks like it probably could, but apparently that isn't what it was designed for. Seems like it would function as a striker for a ferro rod or piece of flint.
All in all though it's a great knife and I look forward to using it.
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I would not recommend to a friend

12.12.2021 ⚠ Unverified purchase
I bought my Korpisoturi from Varusteleka in May of 2020.
I have used it daily for light to medium chores from cutting black thorns and small branches to food preparation and splitting kindling.

General observations
The edge on the blade was the best I have seen on the knives I own (I am 50+ year-old) and own / have used a few knives in my life) and the edge keeps well and was easy to sharpen.
The size and ergonomics were very good and close to a perfect ratio.

The plastic handle however is fragile and started to separate along the molding line quite quickly. I believe that the edge of the blade bites into the plastic and starts to split it along the seam; it then opens up.

The weak point which may need to be reviewed is the full tang. The large hole weakens the tang and eventually broke off. Ideally the Korpisoturi would be stronger without the big hole in the tang and with micarta handles (like on ESEE knives). This would also allow for maintenance / oiling of the tang.

The sheath is good (I carried my Korpisoturi with a paracord shoulder harness / very practical and comfortable). The Malice clip was not useful as the holes drilled on the sheath were of a larger diameter than the screws and they did not "bite" in the material. I tried to solve the problem with a few layers of ductape but it did not work at the end. This needs to be reviewed.

My Korpisoturi broke off cleanly at the guard over a year ago and I got in touch with Rokha knive to get it repaired / replaced which they agreed but after I sent it back to them in Finland they never got back to me despite repeated request / messages.

While I accept there may be a lemon from time to time in a product line I am thouroughly dissapointed by the absence of customer follow-up and service from Rokha Knives and recently got in touch with Varusteleka (beginning of december 2021) to see if they could put pressure on Rokha Knive or replace my Korpisoturi. I am waiting for their answer.

I have a set of photos of my broken korpisoturi which I could share to illustrate the problem and design flaw which needs to be corrected.
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I also agree with Hanns Christian and James G comment about the glass breaker which is not practical and ends up cutting your little finger when used regularly; I quiclky sanded mine to restore a less aggresive angle on the pommel.
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Five stars
I would recommend for a friend

23.10.2022 ⚠ Unverified purchase
Four stars
I would recommend for a friend

09.01.2024 Verified purchase
Aika ristiriitaiset fiilikset tuli kun hankin tämän. Miksi? No hinta varmasti on yksi tekijä, ainakin jos vertaa muihin Terävä -tuotteisiin, joissa on mielestäni järkevämpi hintalaatusuhde.

Kahva on muotoiltu kovaan menoon ja materiaali valittu sellaiseksi, että pitoa löytyy märkänäkin. Ongelma vaan on, että pehmeä ja nihkeä materiaali tuntuu ihan muovailuvahalle sormien välissä. Esimerkiksi Jääkäripuukossa on tässä suhteessa mielestäni parempi kahvamateriaali. Terä on vankka, mutta suhteellisen lyhyt. On siis helppo kuljettaa mukana ja soveltuu useimpiin hommiin, mutta miksikään risukon raivaajaksi tai koivuklapin pilkkojaksi tästä ei ole. Hienoja yksityiskohtia ovat terän muoto, kahvan päässä oleva narulenkki/lasinsärkijä ja taktinen kotelo jota voi viritellä erilaisiin kiinnityksiin.

Nykyisellä hintatasolla kyseessä on kallis sotilaan tai viikonloppusotilaan taktinen puukko, jolla saa taatusti rispektiä piireissä. Yleispuukkona toimii myös, mutta silloin osa ominaisuuksista menee hukkaan. Peruspuukoksi useimmille parempi vaihtoehto on esimerkiksi Jääkäripuukko.

Suosittelen varauksella.
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Ari K. 06.03.2021
Tästä puukosta on pitkä juttu ja arvio kenttätesteineen lehdessä American Survival Guide vol 10 Issue 4 (eli maaliskuu 2021). ”If you’re looking for a bushcraft/hunting/woods knife that’s had every detail well-thought-out and well-executed, look no further. The Rokka Korpisoturi is simply outstanding!” -Mike Travis
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Colette D. 12.12.2021
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Jaakko K. 31.12.2021
Onkohan tuo hinta ihan oikein? 160e teollisesti valmistetusta peruspuukosta jossa ei materiaalien puolestakaan ole mitään niin ihmeellistä. Oisko Laurin metallin tai vastaavan teränsuukarkaistu terä aivan tavallisesta puukkoteräksestä, injektiovalettu kahva ja tuppi. En nyt ihan just keksi mikä tässä maksaa yli 80e, kuten esimerkiksi Jääkäri 110? Nyt siis ihan mielenkiinnosta, että onko vahingossa väärä hinta vai eikö tuotekuvauksesta käy ilmi tämän keklun todellinen erinomaisuus.
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Mats K. 23.10.2022
Tämän keklun erinomaisuus on sen muotoilussa. En ole koskaan ennen käyttänyt puukkoa, joka sopii aivan kaikkeen mitä on mieleen tullut kokeilla. Suunnikkaan muotoinen terän poikkileikkaus esimerkiksi tekee siitä kerrassaan erinomaisen klapin pilkkomiseen sytykkeiksi. Hakkaa mennen tullen kaikki muut vastaavat härvelit tässä tehtävässä, ainakin minun käsissäni. Jos klapi on liian paksu tämän 10,5-senttiselle terälle, se on yleensä liian paksu muillekin puukoille. Terän muotoilu on muutenkin näppärin, mitä olen kokeillut. Ei liian paksu, ei liian ohut, ei liian leveä, ei liian kapea. Kärjen kaari on tasapainoinen ja istuu kaikenlaiseen leikkelyyn ja tarkkuustyöhön. Vaikka terä on lähes 5mm paksu, se ei suunnikasmuodon vuoksi siltä tunnu. Tarkan puukon terä paksun puukon vahvuudella. Plus, että terän työstö on ainakin omassa kappaleessani täysin virheettömän symmetrinen, mitä ei suinkaan tästä satasen halvemmissa (muutoin laatu-) tuotteissa yleensä ole. Terän muotoon hionta on siis tehty tarkasti, ei liukuhihnalla, vaikkakin ehkä samassa kauhavalaisessa pajassa? Lue: kalliimmalla työllä. Suomalainen laatutyöstö on kallista ja siitä kannattaa maksaa, jottei se lopu.

Kahvan muotoilu taasen sopii kaikkeen, mitä puukolla nyt yleisesti voi tehdä. Ote on erilainen kuin leveäkahvaisissa puukoissa; samanlainen kuin perinteisessä. Yleensä moderni puukko istutetaan kämmenen tyveen ja puristetaan sormilla kiinni. Tämä istuu sormien kaaren sisään, ja lukitaan kämmenellä ja peukalolla tiukasti, kun käytetään voimaa. Istuu käteen kuin puukko, yksinkertaisesti. Eikä lipsu, koska materiaali, ja hienovarainen sormisuoja kaikissa otteissa, ei vain nyrkin sisällä ollessaan. Jos jää kaipaamaan tälle nahkatuppea, tämä sopii sissipuukon tuppeen, ja löytyy pari muutakin (edullisempaa) kauppapuukkoa, joiden tuppiin tämä tarvittaessa istuu. Tai sitten voi vaihtaa lenksun UltiClipin klipsiin, vaikkapa. Perus-Malice kun ei oikein istu vyöllä roikotettavaksi, vaan enemmän varusteisiin kiinni.

Minusta Korpisoturi on hintansa väärti, omassa luokassaan. Jos sen huomaa istuvan omaan käten hyvin, voi olla ettei muita tulekaan sitten enää ostettua. Kun ei enää tarvitse etsiä puukkoa, joka sopisi kaikkeen. Itsellä Korppari ja Terävä 140 muodostavat sellaisen parin, ettei niiden lisäksi tarvitse mitään muita. Isoon säälimättömään hakkaamiseen ja vääntämiseen 140 ja tämä kaikkeen muuhun, erityisesti tarkkaan työhön.
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