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

As usual Primes shipping is absolutely fantastic. As far as the Morakniv is concerned it is exactly as advertised. Will add performance notes later on. Beautiful camping knife and an adequate sheath. Well worth the price paid both shipping and product, especially in that it is a carbon steel knife This knife can be used as a primary knife in camping situations.

Great knife and good price.

I only used this knife four times so far but it does its job well. The knife has a very sharp edge out of the box which is nice.

Much nicer than expected. Well made, extremely sharp, sheath clips securely to belt and pants, and the bright orange trim/accent will help ensure it doesnt get lost or left behind at the campsite. Works great at whittling wood stakes, carving walking sticks, and batoning wood for the fire. The best $15.30 purchase I ever made for camping and hiking!

Best inexpensive knife on the market.

A real woodsmans knife should be tough, easy to sharpen, and capable of holding an edge; this knife can do all that and more. Most of the garbage sold as hunters knives (or worse, survival knives) have thin blades that can easily be broken, fancy hilts that will separate from the blade, and all sorts of useless features. This knife is based on the classic Mora design, a style that has actually been used by Scandinavian outdoorsmen for centuries. Everything about it is designed for function, not for style. One of the really outstanding features of this knife is the thickness of the blade- a full 1/8th inch, twice what youd typically find in a blade this size. As others have noted, this is a knife you can split wood with, or chop through wood or bones. Whats most amazing is the price. You get all this quality and functionality for less than youd pay for a department store Rambo knife that will break the first time youd use it. I was introduced to the Mora design not that long ago by Jeff Potter, publisher and keeper of the Out Your Backdoor zine and web site. Jeff does get enthusiastic about a lot of things, but when it comes to Moras, he obviously knew what he was talking about. I currently have four Moras, including a short-bladed carving and whittling model, a curved blade (excellent for making spoons and traditional kayaks), a traditional wood handled knife, and this one. Each has a place in my toolbox or one of the bags I take when venturing afield.

Nice and orange so I cant lose it! Brother told me to buy it for my camping/survival gear, I put a piece of a spare mountainbiking tube around the sheath to also hold a lighter and fire-started on the knife.

Have it to a friend as a gift. He raves about it. Loves his knife.

This knife was a surprise for me. It was very low cost but seems to hold an edge very well. I plan to use this knife for outdoors activities (hiking, camping etc.). The build quality seems very good and the fit in the hand is nice as well. After I received the knife I sharpened it up and it can be made very sharp. The sheath is OK, it is definitely functional but is a no frills piece. I added some paracord to the loops to wrap around the knife handle and ensure it stays in the sheath when moving about.

I dont usually like knives but I figured for the price I would buy one and try it out. When I received it, it was already shaving sharp and the blade was very polished and I thought for 15 bucks this thing cant be that great. Well its made in Sweden and is a carbon steel. I have used it to baton about 100 pieces of wood into quarters and some pieces had knots in them so I told myself im going to beat this thing and see if I can mess up the blade. I hit plenty of knots and I didnt take it easy and other than a dirty blade which I will polish later, there is nothing wrong with the blade. It was dulled somewhat but there isnt a knick one in the blade. The grip is very comfortable and after 2 hours of batoning wood only my pinky was a little sore. I am very impressed. The sheathe. The sheath that comes with this knife is a very hard plastic, not sure which kind but the knife fits snug inside and the case features a thumb knob for you to pull it out with ease. The belt clip doesnt swivel but is very tight to fit onto a belt. I clipped it onto my pocket and have absolutely 0 worries of it falling off. I would recommend this knife to anyone who wants a very strong blade for a good price. The 1095 Carbon steel is very hard and I had it back to shaving sharp in less than a minute.