The Ultimate Morakniv Bushcraft Knife: Incomparable Performance in Sleek Black Review

The sharpener on the knife is definitely superfluous there, of course, when there is nothing at all and the knife is dull, then it may still come in handy, but during the year of operation I have not had such situations that I had to sharpen the knife on a hike or fishing, although sometimes there were more than 7 trips days. It is better to purchase a small musat, which is much more convenient to edit the edge. I have an ordinary mora companion that cost about 800, and so it has been working…

I gave my husband a functional knife for his birthday. This copy is already more than six months old, but it looks like new. The price tag is adequate. The design is good, and most importantly, it keeps sharpening for a long time. Any man will be happy with such a gift.

I'm not sure that it is possible to qualitatively edit the blade on a diamond grit, which is on a sheath. On their other model, which I have, the steel is tucked into the handle of the knife, I think it's more practical than outside

Bought this knife for my collection a few weeks ago. This is not the first mora knife for me, so I have a general idea of ​​\u200b\u200bthese knives. Can be very reliable, looks powerful. Conveniently hung on the belt and comfortable when worn outdoors. There is also a fire starter on the cover, which is quite convenient in case of making a fire. The knife is worth the money, so I advise everyone.

I wonder how it will behave in winter, and winter is close. The flint and flint naturally wears out, while it is not clear where to get a replacement. I feel that "aliexpress" will help out))

Got pros: A solid, functional all-purpose knife for the outdoors. A good handle, the dimensions and shape of the blade are optimal for non-rough work. The plastic of the scabbard and hangers (there are two included) is thick and durable. Criterion "price-quality" on the top five. Cons below: The location of the sharpener on the scabbard is unfortunate: when worn on a belt, it constantly strives to come into contact with surrounding objects (branches, clothing fabric, equipment, etc.). As a resu

I wish I could give two different reviews! From the title you might think it's too sharp or dangerous 😜😜😜 It's not, it's a very good knife and the holster completely ruined it for me. I can tell you that it is not designed to be repeatedly unsheathed, it is a restricted item, obviously because I would be afraid to take it out in the woods now because it practically does not hold. I took a picture and it shows the groove in front of the choil. There is a plastic rib in the sheath that rubs…

spanking - Love the people who say "Absolutely NO!" or "MUST HAVE A FULL TANG!" with 5lbs sledgehammers 18 times at full power to break it. He also looked like a pretty tough guy. Facts don't lie. I'd be very surprised if you could break More's club. And when you did, you only lost $35. So live dangerously while it's still legal! These are all the knives you will ever need. It's all you've ever wanted, is that the question? Garberg for twice the money is of course good, not necessarily, but…

I love this mora! Pros: Super comfortable grip. I definitely like this case more than any other Mora case. He feels safer. I didn't see the need for a sheath with a sharpener and ferrorod attachment. I personally use a wide band around the knife to hold things like a ferro staff. It's also nice that you don't have to bend the knife handle 90 degrees to use the ferro handle and it works great. - The coating on the blade is different than most commercial blades where it is rough. Only time will…

This bushcraft knife is an improved version of the Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty knife with a carbon steel blade. Companion is less than half the price of a bushcraft knife, but you get a few upgrades with bushcraft. The blades of both knives are made from 3.2mm thick carbon steel and both weigh less than 6 ounces. The bushcraft blade is approximately 5/16" longer at 4.25". The bushcraft blade is approximately 2.5mm wider and has a black tungsten finish. The Companion's handle is made of dark…

This is basically my first knife and I haven't used it much so adjust the weight accordingly. The knife looks great! None of the single quality issues I've seen in other reviews here. The only thing that worries me is the vagina. The body of the scabbard seems to cover the hilt more than necessary, making it a little awkward to draw out of the scabbard, pinky and ring finger first to expose more of the hilt and eventually a proper grip. The thumb loops on the scabbard are also in the wrong…

Let me start by saying that this is a regular knife. This is not the best, not the worst, but maybe the most expensive budget knife in this category. Normal knife for 3 stars. Suitable as a backup knife but I wouldn't consider it a main knife. First the good: The blade is good. It's sharp, shaves wood, cuts well and sharpens easily. The handle is ergonomic and fits comfortably in the hand. That's all. The bad, the annoying, and everything else: This isn't a full-blown knife. He wants to be…

I had the opportunity to use this knife on a hike in the forest. First of all I have owned several Morakniv knives and they are all of high quality workmanship and materials. The quality of this knife is second to none. I like the grip, it's very comfortable and feels natural. The blade feels solid and a bit heavy for a not very large knife. He keeps a sharp edge well. The black finish is a nice touch, although it can still be prone to rust. However, I have two main criticisms of this knife…