Morakniv Kansbol: Premium Sandvik Stainless Steel Fixed Blade Knife for Ultimate Performance Review

There had never been Mora before. I read rave reviews, so I'm a little disappointed, in general, the knife is pleasant, but there are still some shortcomings in quality. The blade in the handle is inserted crookedly between the blade and the handle, there are noticeable gaps, the slopes, of course, the micro-supply is not visible to zero, even the tip was licked off during sharpening. The knife is not expensive, don't expect too much from it.

In terms of products, it works better than a companion (because of the combined slopes) - it's simply more convenient, it cuts easier. But for power work, wood carving or just a workshop (due to combined descents) - sometimes I'm afraid to break off the tip. Perhaps for "power perversions" a companion or robust would be better. For the forest, nature, barbecue - a must have!

Liked the knife. Of course, for hiking it would be necessary to take red. But I didn’t understand something with the interface and tupanul. anyway

This is an upgrade of Morakniv 2022. Now the pen is not affected by chemicals. You can strike a spark from a flint and flint. Although the shape of the blade remains the same, it can be seen that the method of processing has changed. The knife is happy.

I took it for 2500, in my opinion it doesn’t cost that much, bloggers certainly promote it, but for this price there are more worthy options, it’s only to cut sausage in nature.

An excellent knife from a well-known manufacturer. I am satisfied with the purchase. Different pros: Blade shape. Comfortably lies in the hand. It can be inserted into the scabbard either side. There is a lanyard hole. Very sharp from the factory. Different cons: There is a small ledge inside the scabbard. And when you insert a knife into a sheath at a certain position, the blade clings to it. You have to take it out and put it back in.

There are 2022 ! ))) I wanted to look at Cansball . I did not regret it . Everything is exactly . there are no gaps . in general - I recommend it ! Great knife for outings with friends and family! Thank you ! )))

Better than mora 2022. Now the handle doesn't slip so much in wet hands and due to its ribbing, the grip is better. The of the blade is not processed and allows you to cut sparks from the flint, peel off the bark, clean the skin, clean the scales, etc. The blade itself does not have a mirror glamor polish, as on 2022, it looks more brutal. The sheath is better and the suspension is removed. The shape and size of the blade remained the same as on the 2022th sea.

Has pros: Delivery is fast, the product itself is excellent. Raw meat cuts great. Lies comfortably in the hand. Has cons: Suspension, uncomfortable in my opinion, peredelvl to your taste.

They gave this knife model, it turned out to be a very cool and pleasant gift. I took it with me to a picnic, cleaned fire sticks with it. The knife coped with its task with a bang. Comfortable symmetrical handle, there are no questions at all. The knife is inserted into the sheath in any direction into them, fixed with a latch. There are two holes for drainage and debris falling out, or whatever gets in. Dirt and moisture do not accumulate. In general, I liked the knife, a very interesting…

A good, high-quality knife, but the price (4 tons) is clearly a bit high. There is no "Soul" in the knife. For household tasks, that's it

The knife looks stylish and modern, this is the only way it is better than the 2022 mora. The processing of the blade is terrible, transverse risks on the slopes and parts of the blade are natural files. Strongly interfere with cutting. In general, if you take sandpaper and polish it to a mirror surface, then the knife gets a good cut. Hence the question, why pay a lot of money for a frankly unfinished knife. The quality of processing has fallen, and the price has risen. Better take 2022 or…

I draw your attention to the fact that any knife always needs care after use and use (cleaning, lubrication), then it will serve you faithfully for a long time. And use the knife for its intended purpose. They don’t need to chop trees and stick deep into objects and try to turn the knife into a break. Any steel will not withstand such abuse. Universal fantastic knives do not exist in nature.

Has pros: An excellent knife for tourism or the economy. Optimal length and weight. Comfortable handle. Has some cons: For a price without a discount, it's probably better to choose something cheaper from moraknive.

Went fishing for a couple of days. In the early days, I didn't seem to use much. And a redhead on the edge. And so - all the rules. Perfect for fishing and hiking. Not too big, not too small. Powerful power scandi at the base, thin cutting in the first half.

Quality control questionable. My durable Mora charcoal arrived sharp, the workmanship is clean and it just looks really nice. Kansball costs twice as much and comes unsharpened, the processing of the matte part is uneven, and the blade surface is scratched right out of the box. Scratches on the surface are ok because I'm going to use a knife and it'll get scratched anyway, but I want the surface to be cleaner. You can see the blade is designed for Scandi style sharpening but for some reason…

The knife is very sharp. A close shave with several strokes on the ceramic stone. These knives deserve a place in the kitchen, when camping or when hunting. It can slice and butter your bread, butcher a turkey, fillet fish, or slaughter game in the field. Morakniv knives are built to last and this one is a cut above the rest (especially in this price range). The steel is a bit thicker and the grinding is a sight to behold. The knife blade is easy to maintain razor sharp at home or on the go. A…

When you start planning a hike, it's normal to get fanatical about the weight of your backpack. Many survival knives are quite strong, weighing about a pound including the scabbard. The more I read about tourists, the more I realize that they carry little more than a pocket knife. This Mora Kansbol has all the useful features of the original Mora knives but with a stronger blade for tougher applications. The handle feels good, the blade is just over 4 inches long and razor sharp, and the sheath

I am an avid hunter and tourist. A friend lent me his Companion after a hunt, and while I didn't want to try this "big" knife, I was impressed. He finished the turkey quickly and piqued my interest in these knives. After dealing with deer and needing two knives, a small one for skinning and a large one for quartering, I looked for something better suited to both tasks in the field and bought a Morakniv. I chose Kansbol, but a companion would have been almost as good. After looking at the…

This knife is a beast. From my $100+ knife collection, this is by far the best. When I first bought this I was put off by the odd sanding patterns. However, after a few minutes of work with whetstones and a belt, I quickly achieved a mirror finish and a razor edge. This knife is extremely handy and I hardly got tired even when cutting a 5 inch thick hard maple trunk into a 120 wooden spoon. This knife kept a sharp edge despite light blows, chopping and extensive carving. after a few more steps…