Morakniv Companion Sandvik Stainless Steel Fixed-Blade Knife with Sheath, 4.1 Inch

its no survival knife its not made to carve and whittle with it. As a backpack knife its perfect i use it to cut fish and meat with. i do not use it for heavy cutting.

Its tough as nails. Love it.

tough and stainless, sharp as hell, and cheap as dirt.. what more could you ask for?!

Great knife for the money.

Hands down some of the best quality craftsmanship for the money of any product I’ve ever purchased. Razor sharp and lightweight and Swedish made. I highly recommend this knife!

Since we moved to the country (40 acres in the central highlands of New Mexico) two years ago, I have been trying to get my wife to adopt the habit of carrying a knife on a daily basis. It is a tool she has need of many times a day. Rather than having to lend her mine each time, I have bought her several excellent blades to try, BUT I had forgotten one important thing influencing her acceptance of each one: THE CUTE FACTOR. When she saw this knife I knew my search was over. She loves it, she is proud of it, and reaches for it at the slightest excuse. Not only that, but it is actually a good knife. It sharpens easily and keeps its edge better than most stainless blades.

Well worth the price.

Great knife very sturdy and sharp!!

Yeah, Im pretty sure every knife maker has got to hate Morakniv by now. Puts knives double or even triple the cost to shame. At ~15$ shipped, buy em up before Mora catches on and realizes how much money they could be making on these. Bless them Swedes! Owning both the carbon and the SS I prefer the SS. It is not as easy to sharpen, but working around saltwater near the ocean area, it is worth it. Update 2015-11-24: Took one of these as my only knife for a week long hunting trip and it did everything I needed it to. Cutting rope/cardboard and game, and even some light batoning for some dry wood for a mini Emberlit stove and it stayed reasonably sharp. I nicked it on some bone but hit it with a few passes (5 minutes tops) on the worksharp mini and it performs as sharp as when I got it. It is probably my new go-to lite duty outdoors knife because of how well it help up and weighing under 4 ounces.

Love the Moras. Although, it seems like a little less machine finishing on spine of the newer companions coming out --mine was left rough.