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

I love it, very sharp and comfortable to use. This is the best knife for the money I own.

Not much else to say about this knife that others havent already said. Its the best bushcraft type knife for the money out there, period. I love this knife and am purchasing a few more. Bought a nice Kydex sheath for it

Perfect knife for the money. Wish IHad known about these sooner. My new patina was forced with an overnight soak inside a potato. The only thing left for me now is to enjoy tthis knife.

very ergonomic and robust, good quality

For the money, these are very good knives. This version has a thicker than normal blade, and it will throw sparks off a fero rod, if thats your thing. Being high carbon though, you may not want to use this one in a salty environment, get the stainless version. I like the blade length and shape for an all around, light weight, general purpose knife. I like that the sheath will go on and off your belt without you having to remove your belt, and at the price these knives go for, if you lose it you can easily replace it. This knife has a thinner angle on the blade than you may be accustomed to on an outdoor knife. Its closer to that of a filet knife than a meat cleaver, so you can turn the edge if you are not careful. That is also what makes it cut so well, thats the trade off in the knife world.

Great knife. Came sharp out of the box. I did go ahead and force a patina on the blade with boiling vinegar to protect it prior to taking it backpacking. It sharpens very easily with a whetstone and holds its edge well.

Great item. Bad price. Bought for $22.19. 7 days later its $17.31. Come on amazon! Return is not an option.

Good stuff all around. I saw a review of this knife here on amazon in which the reviewer states that the blade rusted and discolored. . . really. . .this company should not be held accountable for ignorance. They make a Stainless version too, got one of those myself, go get it. I think I like this one is a bit better in almost every way. Rusty, sheesh!

Sharp and tough. Started batoning (sp?) with it right away to test it and create a bunch of kindling we needed. (Mid-30s at night at 10,500) Cant compare it to other knives for this purpose as I never did this before. I can say there was no problem, and I could make a feather stick with it afterwards. The batoning had no apparent effect on the sharpness. I did find myself wishing for another inch of length.

these knifes cut very good, I have brought 3 of them , good price on them, A+++