Morakniv Companion Heavy Duty Knife with Sandvik Carbon Steel Blade, 0.125/4.1-Inch

Outstanding! Thick, high carbon blade should prove to be versatile. Mora quality is renowned. This is a BEST BUY. Dont miss out/ Also, there is something about Mora orange.

Sharp out of the box. Good sturdy feel. Definitely would buy more Moras.

Fabulous product for the price. REALLY sharp on delivery.

This is probably the best, fixed-blade knife I have ever bought for the money. For $15 you just cant beat it. It has a nice thick blade for utility work and arrived super sharp (as sharp as my spyderco). The handle has a super nice and comfortable grip and is rubbery feeling. I really like the holster as well. You can hang the holster on a belt, a backpack, or just about anything that has a strap. There is also a hole in the bottom of the holster to allow any water to drain out. Extremely great value!

Best knife buy out there. Love these knives.

Easily one of the most comfortable, capable knives I own. Razor sharp out of the box and easily out slices my other knives. I like it so much I bought 3 just so I could have one handy in the truck or garage.

Ordered 2 of these and just got around to looking at them. One is sharp, the other not at all. Certainly not what I expected from a Mora product. Makes me question more and more Amazons quality control regarding their vendors.

My favorite fixed blade! Beautiful Scandinavian grind. Comfortable handle and keeps edge very well.

This is a good value. Its got some heft but is well balanced. Very sharp. Unlike my previous Mora knife, the sheath holds the knife securely. Hard to lose, with the orange sheath.

This is simply a great knife. Noticeably thicker than the Mora Craftline Q, which is also a great knife (especially for children, or those who arent used to being, cooking, cutting in the great outdoors). Says its suitable for batoning. I haven’t used it for that, but have used it for fuzz sticks, making notches, stripping wood, etc. The handle feels great in my hand. I got the hi viz orange. Im a backpacker - I want to be seen, and not lose anything 3 days in to a 5 day hike. For me personally, I put this in the category of all around camp knife. Its the one everyone can use to do pretty much anything around camp. For general weekend backpacking or car camping, I pair this with the also excellent Light My Fire Scout, Smiths PP1 two stage sharpener and a swiss army knife (for cutting meats, veges, etc.). To contrast philosophy of use, for my distance hikes in Montana and Alaska, I do take the Bear Gryles Survival knife. In my opinion, the knife, sharpener, and fire rod aren’t as optimized as the previous set of kit, but it’s meant for a different purpose. Nice tidy, survival oriented, something just got really weird and I’m 2 days from anyone and it’s time to go, kind of kit. So with that contrast, the Mora is a smaller blade. It’s definitely a higher quality steel than the Bear Gryles. Honestly the Mora just feels better. It just feels like a knife optimized as the all-around, all-purpose camping, fishing, hunting, and backpacking knife that you can beat the bojangles out of. Also, I like to introduce people to backpacking and camping. This is a knife people can feel comfortable using and experimenting with to build skills with. And if it gets damaged, I don’t care. This is a EXCEEDINGLY HIGH value knife at the price it’s being offered for. As an example, my girlfriend said “the Bear feels like a Rambo-knife… no thank you… Mora please…” That is a direct quote. The knife is robust, sharp, high quality, and feels good in the hand. AND… it’s an exceedingly high value purchase. Highly recommended.