Brisa Trooper 115 Scandi Stabilized Curly Birch Leather

18+

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£172.95

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Description
Specifications

Brisa are a Finnish company who know a thing or two about decent blades! All their knives come from a background where your knife is your best buddy and a tool that is going to keep you alive in the wilds.

The Brisa Trooper 115 is a quintessential bushcraft knife perfectly balanced for all manner of outdoor tasks from food prep to fire lighting. The Trooper has a slightly heavier build than the Trapper 115 with a more accentuated finger guard to the handle.

This version has a traditional Scandi grind with stunning stabilized curly birch handle scales. The blade is 80CrV2 carbon steel which is a very hard steel capable of a seriously sharp edge. It extends the length of the knife in a full tang form giving extraordinary strength. A stainless ring lined lanyard hole means you can make the knife your own with a lanyard of your choice.

SKU: BRISA-301-23320-1563
Width:: 10.00 (cm)
Height:: 10.00 (cm)
Depth:: 20.00 (cm)
Age Restriction:: 18+
Blade Material:: 80CrV2 Carbon Steel
Blade Length (cm): 11.0
Blade Thickness (cm): 0.37
Overall Length (cm): 22.9
Blade Finish:: Brushed
Blade Shape:: Drop Point
Edge Type:: Plain
BESS Sharpness:: 89
Tang:: Full
Grind:: Scandi
Sheath:: Leather
Product Weight (g): 105
Handle Material:: Curly Birch
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Reviews

5
Perfect bushcraft knife

Posted by Tom on 9th Jan 2025

I bought this as I love my trapper 95 but wanted something slightly bigger and tougher without being too big. This fits the bill perfectly. If you're not carrying an axe, this is a good size to do some splitting down. The steel takes a wickedly sharp edge and has brilliant edge retention even on hard use. It gives toughness and power for heavier tasks, but still has the sharpness and control to really perform well at finer tasks such as feather sticks. The handle is slightly beefier than the trapper and the blade slightly thicker. It's longer than my trapper without being unwieldy in the hand (although you can also get a trapper in this length). Be aware that the grind is not a true scandi as described. It is more of a sabre grind, or a high scandi with a small secondary bevel. This performs very well however and adds strength to the edge to reduce the chances of any chipping. Best steel I've used by far, really performs well. Ideal size for bushcraft with a balance between toughness and dexterity. It's also a work of art in itself and the handle is stunning.